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| SUMMING-UP (1) Definition: A speech that the judge makes near the end of a trial in court in which he or she reminds the jury about the evidence and the most important points in the case before the jury makes its decision. ______________________________________________________________________ * All seven elements should be in. 1. Purposeful and considered a necessity. 2. Made timely, after the prosecution and defence lawyers have closed their cases. (And after a friend of court, if any, desirous of speaking has been permitted to speak.) 3. Gives a comprehensive review of the case and speech contains no legalese. That is, jury members will not be confused by the wording of the judge's speech. 4. Contains a complete summary of the applicable laws and exceptions to a rule, if any, in respect of particular case. 5. Has no element of misdirection and is not an expression of his or her opinion or point of view or an adoption of a position. 6. Stresses or explains the consequences of the application of the law to the facts of each side; contains nothing extraneous, that was not heard or seen during trial, without expressly suggesting how the jury should interpret an issue. 7. Serves purpose(s), that is, helps in the decision-making process, whatever the final decision of jurors. ___________________________ See perfect JUDGE (1). See perfect TALK (1). See perfect JUSTICE (1). | |
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