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DEVELOPING THE ABILITY TO PREDICT REACTIONS OF POTENTIAL JURY MEMBERS
Session One
This session has a focus on understanding each person that an attorney must deal with so well that the clients wants, needs and desires are satisfied, which places the attorney in a position to be the answer to the clients problem. Because FEAR is the driving force behind most actions and reactions of people, and because a persons fears are most intense when faced with a problem, an effective attorney must identify a clients fear and lift them above it if there is to be a trust relationship developed. In this session you will learn questions to ask your client and how to listen to what they say but understand why they are saying it. When you can relate to a persons inner drives and psychological makeup, you will be able to satisfy their wants, needs and desires and develop an attorney, client relationship that creates a satisfied client. That is the basis of repeat and referral business.
Session Two
Most attorneys in voir dire ask standard questions related to the case and in most cases make snap decisions about jury members without really knowing their psychological make up, how they will respond to evidence and how they will respond to the witnesses in the case.
For years Orv Owens has had lawyers, after hearing him speak at a conference, convention or seminar, question him about the ability to choose jury members that will advance their case rather than destroy it. Because he addresses inner motivations and behavior caused by the basic five motivations, the questions are always directed toward a better understanding of how to predict peoples reactions.
Eighty percent of a persons behavior is habitual, or not thought out. This means most actions and reactions happen before a person thinks about it consciously. If you can predict the habitual thinking of a potential juror, you have a far stronger position in presenting your case. The inner motivations of each jury member will either work for you or against you. This course will help you determine which it will be.
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