Inspiration comes to us in many forms. Great trial lawyers have learned the art of advocacy, that is they know how to truly inspire a judge or jury.
Jury by John Morgan
They are creative warriors. It takes decades to learn the craft. Perhaps this is one of the reasons for the allure. You know when you have knocked it out of the park in trial, and there is no feeling like it. One can never go back.
Warriors throughout history have embodied the qualities of inspiration, clear intent, fearlessness, determination, and the willingness to conquer new territory. In this video, you will see a sampling of Hollywood’s creative warriors. I hope this inspires you.
Thanks to Matthew Belinkie for inspiring us all with this superb compilation.
![Reblog this post [with Zemanta]](../../reblog_e_x-id-a83c69ae-de0c-4e59-ab61-388def39c1d6.png)
Related posts:
- Direct Examination Gone Horribly Wrong
- For Four Minutes 13,500 People Were United in Song in Trafalgar Square
- If stupidity was a crime, this witness would be in jail for life
- Marylandtriallawyer.net named one of the 100 Best Blogs for Career-Minded Students
- Carol Burnett as Court Clerk - Hilarious Video
Hi Connie,
This is great! It was all the parts of my favorite movies that gave me goosebumps.
Keep up the good work!
Janice
thanx.
this was really helpful when i was writing and desciding my school speech. just one question.
how can i make the topic family violence humourous? is it possible?
Tyler Perry does it. Quite well.