Keith Mitnik on Closing Argument Condition:New Determining goals and objectives

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Keith Mitnik on Closing Argument Condition:New Determining goals and objectivesKeith Mitnik believes that a closing argument is not going to change jurors minds, rather its an opportunity for you to galvanize those jurors who will fight on your clients behalf during deliberation. He argues that there are three crucial steps to crafting an effective closing argument: 1. Pick out the most powerful pieces 2. Put those powerful points at your fingertips 3. Package those pieces for maximum impact In this interview, Mitnik gives in