mileslinda
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The defendant was not credible; therefore, the jury voted to convict her.
The defendant was not credible; therefore, the jury voted to convict her.
***** NOT A TEACHER *****
I am 99.99% sure that most American teachers would have a heart attack if you did not set off
"therefore" in some way:
The defendant was not credible; therefore, the jury voted to convict her.
The defendant was not credible. Therefore, the jury voted to convict her.
IMHO, if you wrote, "The defendant was not credible therefore the jury voted to convict her," an ambulance
would have to take your poor teacher to the hospital.
I would say "The jury did not find the defendant credible, so they found her guilty."
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