Leland Weston: "Never take a position unless you are certain it can be defended any onslaught. That may sound… — Michael Crichton
Leland Weston: "Never take a position unless you are certain it can be defended any onslaught. That may sound like good advice to a general, but then, a courtroom is nothing more then a very civilized war."
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