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1 How is persuasion used in a court room?

2 Should a reader believe everything an author writes? Why or why not?

3 Faulty Reasoning Techniques
Red Herring Def: distract reader by presenting side issue Bandwagon Def: everyone is doing it False Authority Def: no evidence given Incorrect Factual Claims Def: facts that are wrong Faulty Reasoning Def: arguments that are not logical

4 Faulty Reasoning Techniques
Red Herring Def: distract reader by presenting side issue Bandwagon Def: everyone is doing it False Authority Def: no evidence given Incorrect Factual Claims Def: facts that are wrong Faulty Reasoning Def: arguments that are not logical

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6 Faulty Reasoning

7 Incorrect Factual Claims

8 Red Herring This is when a speaker attempts to distract an audience by deviating from the topic at hand by introducing a separate argument which the speaker believes will be easier to speak to.

9 Bandwagon

10 False Authority

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