Party Marty, Not So Smarty! – When Closing Arguments Seal the Deal
Take a listen as Glen Oh from the Neighborhood Defender Service of Detroit shares one of his standout trials. His client was falsely accused of assaulting his ex-lover on several occasions, but the case quickly turned into a circus. The police did zero investigation, the prosecutor pulled every trick in the book, and the courtroom was packed with shenanigans.
Glen cut through the nonsense with sharp advocacy and delivered a closing argument so good other defenders could borrow it for their own trials. The result? A clean not guilty across the board.
Because sometimes the best defense against chaos is a defender who knows how to own the jury box.
Episode guide
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Key points from the show notes
- The police did zero investigation, the prosecutor pulled every trick in the book, and the courtroom was packed with shenanigans.
- Glen cut through the nonsense with sharp advocacy and delivered a closing argument so good other defenders could borrow it for their own trials.
- Because sometimes the best defense against chaos is a defender who knows how to own the jury box.
Trial or closing note
Glen cut through the nonsense with sharp advocacy and delivered a closing argument so good other defenders could borrow it for their own trials.
Transcript availability
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The guide below is based on official public show notes.