During the hearing before the Supreme Court of Canada, counsel for the father makes his submission before the mother's lawyer. In reality, the mother's legal counsel would go first, because she is the appellant.
The main character's lawyer puts her on the stand and asks her damaging, surprising questions. In real life, no competent lawyer would call his client as a witness without first reviewing the questions he would ask her.
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