Why Should the Issue Supported by the Strongest Argument Be

question 1

Multiple Choice

Why should the issue supported by the strongest argument be presented first in the argument section of a court brief?

• A)First impressions are lasting.
• B)The court is more likely to look more favorably on weaker arguments.
• C)A judge may not read or give equal attention to an argument presented at the end of the argument section.
• D)Arguments that are weak detract and divert attention from stronger arguments.
• E)All of the above
• F)None of the above
• G)Answers a, b, and d above

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Definitions:

Lumbricals

Muscles in the hand and foot that flex the metacarpophalangeal joints and extend the interphalangeal joints.

Posterior Side

The back or rear part of the body or a structure, opposite to the anterior or front.

Adductor Magnus

A large muscle in the thigh that functions to adduct and medially rotate the thigh, playing a key role in stabilizing walking and standing.

Biceps Femoris

A muscle in the thigh part of the hamstring group, involved in knee flexion and hip extension.