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Individuals receiving gifts are often unable to remain objective; they reweigh information and choices in light of the gift," wrote the authors, who included leaders of Harvard, Columbia, Tufts, University of Washington and University of California medical schools.
So when you remind jurors about preponderance in closing, how can you expect them to go backwards and reweigh the evidence?
The battery-powered scale--batteries last for up to 20,000 uses--features automatic zero, weight recall, reweigh, and digital weight display.
 
 
 
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