In the 1982 movie The Verdict, Irish lawyer Frank Galvin throws his best rhetoric at the jury in his:?
Closing argument.

Closing argument.
Opening of Lumet's classic from 1982.
Trailer for Sidney Lumet's film starring Paul Newman, Jack Warden, Charlotte Rampling, James Mason, Milo O'Shea, Lindsay Crouse, Roxanne ...
John Conroy "did more than anyone else in all of journalism to expose police torture in Chicago," Don Terry wrote last year in the Columbia Journalism Review . "Conroy and the Reader kept the story alive for years until reinforcements arrived."
That coverage began with Conroy's "House of Screams," which ran on the Reader 's cover in January 1990— the story of torture within the brick walls of Area 2 headquarters, then at 91st and Cottage Grove.
A year earlier, a friend of Conroy's, a writer for the monthly Chicago Lawyer , had told him of a murder convict who was suing the city of Chicago, its police department, and four detectives, alleging that detectives had used electroshock to extract a confession from him in 1982. The principal defendant among the police officers was a lieutenant named Jon Burge, who'd been the commanding officer of violent crimes at Area 2. The plaintiff, Andrew Wilson, had confessed to killing two cops, slayings he had, in fact, committed. His suit alleged that his treatment at Area 2 wasn't unique—that police customarily abused persons suspected of killing police officers, with supervisors either participating or looking the other way.
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Frank Mulligan: Elevating employment experiences If you've ever seen "The Verdict," the 1982 Paul Newman film (and if you haven't, you ought to), then you've seen the old Suffolk County Courthouse. The elevators were never caught on film. And they weren't really that photogenic. |
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The 1982 Death Penalty Case of Ricardo Aldape Guerra of 1982, just a few months after arriving in Texas. Although his court appointed attorney soon asked him to plead guilty to avoid the death penalty, Aldape insisted on his innocence. By October 12 he was convicted. One day after the guilty verdict, |
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Chastened investors give lie to hope of sustained upswing THE SECULAR BEAR market in stocks that began during the autumn of 2000 is at an end; at least, that's the verdict of the uber-bulls, who argue that a sustained multi-year upswing in equity prices is now under way. Unfortunately, the thesis is |
Court rejects plea by Bulger victim's family
But the First US Circuit Court of Appeals overturned that verdict, ruling that the statute of limitations had expired. Halloran, 41, a Bulger associate, was getting a ride home from a bar on Boston's waterfront on May 11, 1982, when Bulger and an
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New Accord is an agreeable driving experience Honda's Accord Type S fulfils every driving requirement and offers unparalleled comfort, says Seán Creedon in his test-drive verdict for Drive. The word 'accord' means 'agreement' and I've just enjoyed a very agreeable few days test-driving the 2.2l |