article_snippet: In the court of law, there is an old closing argument that goes like this: You sit down, pour yourself a bowl of stew and find that the first piece of meat that you taste is rancid.
article_snippet: You don't put just that piece aside; you throw out a bowl of stew.
article_snippet: Lawyers use this story to say that if you catch a witness lying about one thing, then you can't believe anything Lawyers say.