too much of a gentleman to the opposing counsel nor too deferential in a courtroom.” THE COLOR DEPARTMENT. These were among the “ Do’s and Don’t’s ” given by The color-making department, where the six Judge Willard M. McEwen to the graduating class of 1909 primary colors are made, is as “ sloppy ”… … opposite side. When you do that you lose the faith of the jury. I sometimes think a lawyer should blue, yellow, green, orange and violet, are prepared be fifty per cent better than the court. with special care, so that in themselves, and in “ Study the style and mannerisms of the profession…
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