Juries - Why We Like Them

Does the law make sense? Most of the time it does. Is the law complicated? It can be. Do most people have to confront legal issues? Absolutely. But does the law have to be boring? No! John Gonzales and Jack D’Aurora talk about a variety of legal subjects in a way that makes it interesting for their audience. Sometimes the subject is how the law doesn’t always treat injured parties fairly—what lawyers refer to as tort reform—and sometimes the subject is the nuts and bolts of the legal issues we confront everyday life. Regardless of the topic, you’ll hear about legal issues in a way that makes it enjoyable to listen. No legal-speak, no complicated terms. Just plain talk, with the goal of making the law easier to understand. And sometimes, there’s even a little humor thrown in—but not too much humor. After all, these are lawyers doing the talking.

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Does the law make sense? Most of the time it does. Is the law complicated? It can be. Do most people have to confront legal issues? Absolutely. But does the law have to be boring? No! John Gonzales and Jack D’Aurora talk about a variety of legal subjects in a way that makes it interesting for their audience. Sometimes the subject is how the law doesn’t always treat injured parties fairly—what lawyers refer to as tort reform—and sometimes the subject is the nuts and bolts of the legal issues we confront everyday life. Regardless of the topic, you’ll hear about legal issues in a way that makes it enjoyable to listen. No legal-speak, no complicated terms. Just plain talk, with the goal of making the law easier to understand. And sometimes, there’s even a little humor thrown in—but not too much humor. After all, these are lawyers doing the talking.

Does the law make sense? Most of the time it does. Is the law complicated? It can be. Do most people have to confront legal issues? Absolutely. But does the law have to be boring? No! John Gonzales and Jack D’Aurora talk about a variety of legal subjects in a way that makes it interesting for their audience. Sometimes the subject is how the law doesn’t always treat injured parties fairly—what lawyers refer to as tort reform—and sometimes the subject is the nuts and bolts of the legal issues we confront everyday life. Regardless of the topic, you’ll hear about legal issues in a way that makes it enjoyable to listen. No legal-speak, no complicated terms. Just plain talk, with the goal of making the law easier to understand. And sometimes, there’s even a little humor thrown in—but not too much humor. After all, these are lawyers doing the talking.

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Juries - Why We Like Them

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