It was often called “the trial of the century” and agree with that assessment or not, the OJ Simpson murder trial was a pretty big deal. It came with what some might call the Micro-Script of the century: If the glove doesn’t fit, you must acquit. That line has been repeated to me verbatim by audiences as far away as Mumbai, India–one reason why it’s the first quote in the introduction to The Micro-Script Rules. Micro-Scripts are crucial to any communicator who has to put it all on the line, none more so than trial attorneys. So I want to thank Correy Stephenson for her recent article on the power of Micro-Scripts in Lawyers Weekly magazine. http://bitly.com/gZTC8X. I’ve already gotten nice feedback from attorneys who’ve seen it. Great job Correy– and thanks for helping bring the word to your profession’s attention.