If eloquence is the nucleus around which revolve all the other elements of oratory before the court, the judicial oratory would not be complete without the presence and the abstinence of the litigant. Knowing how to present yourself and knowing the right time to censor yourself are qualities that shape the portrait of a successful speaker. ...

In the age of the IT revolution, knowing is no longer enough. The essential premise of performance is the application of information (know how). The skills needed by legal professionals are no exception, and judicial oratory is the most important form of exposing and capitalizing on information. Eloquence is the nucleus around which revolve all the other elements of oratory before the court.