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	[[Lee Adama]] quotes the following line of page 273 from the book to [[Romo Lampkin]] and [[Gaius Baltar]]:		[[Lee Adama]] quotes the following line of page 273 from the book to [[Romo Lampkin]] and [[Gaius Baltar]]:
	:''Forcing a mistrial may seem of little benefit to either side, but in fact it can be a boon to the defense. The prosecution's shown their hand. At retrial the defense has all the tactical advantages and the statistical chances of an acquittal rise by twenty-five percent.'' ~~([[~~TRS~~]]: "[[~~Crossroads, Part II~~]]")~~		:''Forcing a mistrial may seem of little benefit to either side, but in fact it can be a boon to the defense. The prosecution's shown their hand. At retrial the defense has all the tactical advantages and the statistical chances of an acquittal rise by twenty-five percent.'' {{TRS\|Crossroads, Part II}}

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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	'''''Trial Tactics and Strategies''''' is a book written by civil liberties attorney [[Joseph Adama]], the father of Admiral [[William Adama]] ~~([[TRS]]: "[[Crossroads, Part II]]")~~.		'''''Trial Tactics and Strategies''''' is a book written by civil liberties attorney [[Joseph Adama]], the father of Admiral [[William Adama]].

	[[Lee Adama]] quotes the following line of page 273 from the book to [[Romo Lampkin]] and [[Gaius Baltar]]:		[[Lee Adama]] quotes the following line of page 273 from the book to [[Romo Lampkin]] and [[Gaius Baltar]]:
	:''Forcing a mistrial may seem of little benefit to either side, but in fact it can be a boon to the defense. The prosecution's shown their hand. At retrial the defense has all the tactical advantages and the statistical chances of an acquittal rise by twenty-five percent.''		:''Forcing a mistrial may seem of little benefit to either side, but in fact it can be a boon to the defense. The prosecution's shown their hand. At retrial the defense has all the tactical advantages and the statistical chances of an acquittal rise by twenty-five percent.'' ([[TRS]]: "[[Crossroads, Part II]]")

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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	'''''Trial Tactics and Strategies''''' is a book written by civil liberties attorney [[Joseph Adama]], the father of Admiral [[William Adama]] ([[Crossroads, Part II]]).		'''''Trial Tactics and Strategies''''' is a book written by civil liberties attorney [[Joseph Adama]], the father of Admiral [[William Adama]] ([[TRS]]: "[[Crossroads, Part II]]").

	[[Lee Adama]] quotes the following line of page 273 from the book to [[Romo Lampkin]] and [[Gaius Baltar]]:		[[Lee Adama]] quotes the following line of page 273 from the book to [[Romo Lampkin]] and [[Gaius Baltar]]:

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	[[Lee Adama]] quotes the following line of page 273 from the book to [[Romo Lampkin]] and [[Gaius Baltar]]:		[[Lee Adama]] quotes the following line of page 273 from the book to [[Romo Lampkin]] and [[Gaius Baltar]]:
	:Forcing a mistrial may seem of little benefit to either side, but in fact it can be a boon to the defense. The prosecution's shown their hand. At retrial the defense has all the tactical advantages and the statistical chances of an acquittal rise by twenty-five percent.		:''Forcing a mistrial may seem of little benefit to either side, but in fact it can be a boon to the defense. The prosecution's shown their hand. At retrial the defense has all the tactical advantages and the statistical chances of an acquittal rise by twenty-five percent.''

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
	* ''[[Law and Mind: The Psychology of Legal Practice]]'', another book written by Adama		* ''[[Law and Mind: The Psychology of Legal Practice]]'', another book written by Joseph Adama.

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Serenity at 19:25, 17 June 2007

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	[[Lee Adama]] quotes the following line of page 273 from the book to [[Romo Lampkin]] and [[Gaius Baltar]]:		[[Lee Adama]] quotes the following line of page 273 from the book to [[Romo Lampkin]] and [[Gaius Baltar]]:
	:Forcing a mistrial may seem of little benefit to either side, but in fact it can be a boon to the defense. The prosecution's shown their hand. At retrial the defense has all the tactical advantages and the statistical chances of an acquittal rise by twenty-five percent.		:Forcing a mistrial may seem of little benefit to either side, but in fact it can be a boon to the defense. The prosecution's shown their hand. At retrial the defense has all the tactical advantages and the statistical chances of an acquittal rise by twenty-five percent.

			== See Also ==
			[[Law and Mind: The Psychology of Legal Practice]], another book written by Adama

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Troyian: He said "boon", not "boom".

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He said "boon", not "boom".

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	[[Lee Adama]] quotes the following line of page 273 from the book to [[Romo Lampkin]] and [[Gaius Baltar]]:		[[Lee Adama]] quotes the following line of page 273 from the book to [[Romo Lampkin]] and [[Gaius Baltar]]:
	:Forcing a mistrial may seem of little benefit to either side, but in fact it can be a ~~boom~~ to the defense. The prosecution's shown their hand. At retrial the defense has all the tactical advantages and the statistical chances of an acquittal rise by twenty-five percent.		:Forcing a mistrial may seem of little benefit to either side, but in fact it can be a boon to the defense. The prosecution's shown their hand. At retrial the defense has all the tactical advantages and the statistical chances of an acquittal rise by twenty-five percent.

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	'''''Trial Tactics and Strategies''''' is a book written by civil liberties attorney [[Joseph Adama]], the father of Admiral [[William Adama]] ([[Crossroads, Part II]]).		'''''Trial Tactics and Strategies''''' is a book written by civil liberties attorney [[Joseph Adama]], the father of Admiral [[William Adama]] ([[Crossroads, Part II]]).

	[[Lee Adama]] quotes the following line of page 273 from the book to [[Romo Lampkin]] and [[Gaius Baltar]]: "Forcing a mistrial may seem of little benefit to either side, but in fact it can be a ~~boon~~ to the defense. The prosecution's shown their hand. At retrial the defense has all the tactical advantages and the statistical chances of an ~~acquital~~ rise by twenty-five percent."		[[Lee Adama]] quotes the following line of page 273 from the book to [[Romo Lampkin]] and [[Gaius Baltar]]:
			:Forcing a mistrial may seem of little benefit to either side, but in fact it can be a boom to the defense. The prosecution's shown their hand. At retrial the defense has all the tactical advantages and the statistical chances of an acquittal rise by twenty-five percent.

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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
	[[Law and Mind: The Psychology of Legal Practice]], another book written by Adama		* ''[[Law and Mind: The Psychology of Legal Practice]]'', another book written by Adama

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