Trial lawyers can learn how to read a face

By Sylvia Hsieh
Published: March 26, 2010

What lawyer wouldn't want to be able to peer into the mind of a witness, a juror, his own client - if only for a flash? The first group of trial lawyers in the country learned how to do just that in a seminar on "microexpressions" at the end of last year. Microexpressions are momentary facial expressions ...

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