courtroom performance

Courtroom performance refers to how effectively a lawyer presents their case to the judge and jury. This includes clear communication, logical organization of arguments, confident delivery, and respectful demeanor. Strong performance involves persuading the fact-finders with compelling evidence and reasoning while maintaining professionalism under pressure. Good courtroom performance also involves listening carefully, responding thoughtfully, and adapting to developments during the trial. Overall, it’s about convincingly advocating for your client within the rules of the courtroom, while demonstrating credibility, composure, and mastery of the case.