The big breast defense?
Sometimes its hard to come up with a defense a jury will believe. You generally need something more than I "didn't do it". Most good lawyers develop a "theme of the case" early on, and use that them throughout the entire trial. Sometime you have to think outside the box. Just how far "outside the box" is shown by a Japanese lawyer. His client, a Japanese professional model, had been charged with trespass. It was alleged she kicked a hole in the door of her boyfriend's apartment, and entered. Apparently she is fairly well endowed, which was the basis of the defense. Although she was convicted, the Appellate court acquitted her. They found that given the size of her bust, she could not have squeezed through the door. You have to wonder what kind of evidence they presented at trial?
