Abstract
Using the 1972 trial of Angela Davis as research topic, this essay examines the forensic and deliberative strategies of practicing attorneys and integrates the findings with Bennett's and Ling's studies of legal rhetoric.
Quarterly Journal of Speech
Volume 67, 1981 - Issue 2
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