Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Unclear, irrelevant and sometimes inaccurate.

The diagrams are unclear, the advice is irrelevant, and the information is sometimes inaccurate. Specifically, to answer the question: 'where do I sit,' Goldberg tells the reader that the first person into the courtroom picks whichever counsel table he or she wants. This is, in my jurisdiction, just flat wrong (civil = D sits closest to jury box, criminal = prosecutor does). The first time advocate who follows this advice could embarrass herself and start trial no. 1 off on the wrong foot. Goldberg answers the second question: 'what do I say' with a couple of hundred pages of vague bromides like 'the trial lawyer is an actor' 'the courtroom is a theater' and 'the trial is a movie.' I don't find these particularly useful. For those with more questions, the authors suggests that the lawyer 'check with the court for how things are done locally.' Thanks for that, but I want my $25.00 back.