What is the only federal court expressly created by the U.S. ...

[big1devin]

What is the only federal court expressly created by the U.S. Constitution?
 
  A) U.S. Supreme Court
  B) U.S. Court of Appeal
  C) U.S. District Court
  D) U.S. Court of International Trade

Question 2

The Greenway Chemical trial seems to be going well, as the plaintiffs' experts provided powerful testimony connecting the discharge from the plant to the plaintiffs' illnesses. Jack Parsons is now working feverishly on his closing argument. Although the facts tended to favor his client, the case involved very complex scientific issues based on technical medical and toxicological evidence. He needed to present these facts to the jury as clearly and as simply as possible. Because he was most familiar with PowerPoint, he decided to use this software for his closing argument. What suggestions would you give him in developing his presentation?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

[poopface]

Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

First, he should be concerned about the view ability of the slides. Background and color combinations should be visible to everyone in the room. The slides should also support the main ideas in as few words as possible. They should sum up her main arguments without the jury having to read too much text. While presenting, he should make sure he is standing to the side, so that the images can be seen by everyone. Finally, he should choose images wisely, picking only those images that can leave an impression in the minds of the jury.

[big1devin]

TYSM

[lcapri7]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it