81. If you identify with too many clients, you burn out.

*identify with somebody:to feel that you can understand and share the feelings of somebody else （同義詞：sympathize）

*burn out | burn somebody out | burn yourself out: to become extremely tired or sick by working too hard over a period of time

- If he doesn't stop working so hard, he'll burn himself out.

- By the age of 25 she was completely burned out and retired from the sport.

82. You go and interview the jurors and I'll try to figure out how a surveillance camera can lie.

*interview: [transitive] interview somebody (about something): to ask somebody questions at a private meeting

*figure out 弄清楚

83. I was the jury foreman.

*jury foreman 陪審團主席（因陪審團是臨時的，所以用was）

84. And you don't mind answering a few questions for us, Doctor?

*mind doing something

*few: (also a few) used with plural nouns and a plural verb to mean ‘a small number’, ‘some’

85. It'll help us refine the case for the retrial.

*refine: to improve something by making small changes to it

- She has refined her playing technique over the years.

- This theory still needs a little refining.

86. In fact, I'm not even sure why the other side went to trial.

*go to trial

87. I voted for conviction right from the start.

*vote for+noun

*right from the start

*conviction vs acquittal

88. But I'm with the defense.

* with: employed by; using the services of

- She acted with a touring company for three years.

- I bank with HSBC.

*defense（美式拼法）-the defence [singular + singular or plural verb]: the lawyer or lawyers whose job is to prove in court that a person did not commit a crime 辯方

89. There was only one holdout.

*holdout 堅持

90. We argued with her for three days.

*argue with somebody

*for+時間