Don't we all judge each other when we first walk into a room?

"We pass judgements on people all the time whether you like it or not. When you walked in, I looked at how you were dressed, at what you were doing, I looked at who you were talking to, I looked at your body language. I judged you, whether I want to admit that out loud or not - but I'm going to admit it, because I think you are sitting there thinking the same things about me too. Whether it's about my beard, or where I'm from, ... or what my job is - you're making judgements whether you want to admit it or not."

Sometimes the government overreaches - and when someone is wrongfully accused of a crime and it goes to trial, we need to make sure the jury hears the whole story in order to help them reach the right decision.

Jeff and Bill discuss their recent trial success with Steve and Jared and the guys talk about how focus groups are a critical part of their trial prep when deciding how to best convey the all-important "rest of the story" to juries - and how it can make all the difference in people's lives.

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