In the history of Russian jurisprudence, there is a legend about Fyodor Plevako. Allegedly a genius of defense in the 19th century.
Once he defended a priest accused of stealing church money. The guilt was proven, the priest himself confessed. The prosecutor delivered a devastating speech. There was no chance of winning the case.
Plevako stood up, adjusted his frock coat, and said just two phrases:
“Gentlemen of the jury! For more than twenty years, this man has absolved your sins. So forgive him just once for his sin.”
The jury acquitted the priest unanimously 👏
⏳But times have changed.
Today, Plevako's charisma has been replaced by attentiveness.
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