This story from The Economist explains an academic effort to formally look for "tells" on when executives were lying during investor conference calls. Key "tells" are said to be use of extreme adjectives, a lack of ums and ahs, and swearing. Some might think the same principles also could be applied to testimony of persons involved in the litigation industry.
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