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PUNCH LINE: After questioning prospective jurors Thursday for a murder trial, Orange County Deputy Dist. Atty. Jeoffrey L. Robinson asked one final question: How, he wanted to know, can you tell when an attorney is lying? “His lips are moving,” he said, as the jurors cracked up. “Now that’s an attorney, “ he added, “not a district attorney.”
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