The Crowd · Character
M. Lachaud
Lawyer cited as an example of oratorical influence on juries.
minor
Also known as Lachaud
First appearance: the crowd
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In Criminal Juries: Illustrious barrister; known for using his right to object to intelligent jurors and for a tactic of winning over a…
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