Successfully Trying a Minnesota Criminal Case is About Driving Your Theme Home - Court TV Video
Watch Jack’s Interview on Court TV
The theme of a Minnesota criminal case starts at jury selection and moves through openings, cross examination, direct examination and closing too. Each step of the way is about establishing that theme and building that case, brick by brick. Part of it is making sure it is smooth and avoids interruptions from opposing counsel. The interruptions, objections can distract the jury and can be a disaster. You need to be able to bring that jury along with your narrative. If you are facing criminal charges in Minnesota, contact a Board Certified Criminal Law Specialist and Minnesota criminal defense attorney.
“What is your case about? How can you explain in five minutes why you are correct? If you can’t, you have a problem.”
Jack Rice appears on studio on Court TV on 6/27/22 to discuss, evidence, objections and more. In the end, it is always about credibility and knowing what you are doing and making sure that you get your theme across to the jury.
Facing a jury trial, it is important that your story gets told. The prosecutor can frequently do that but the defense needs to own this narrative. It is about more than simply responding and hoping that this is enough. If you are facing charges, sit down with an experienced lawyer who knows how to do this.
“Constant effort and training can help a lot. Study. Know you rules of evidence, foundation, objections, more. It makes you better, seem smarter, more competent.”
Jack Rice is a Board Certified Criminal Law Specialist, former prosecutor, former CIA Officer and Founder of Jack Rice Defense. Contact Jack Rice Defense for a free confidential consultation or call 651-447-7650 or 612-224-1339. Jack's got your back.