prejudicial language attempts to persuade through the choice of words that convey a bias?

Question

criminal justice class

Answer 1

Yes, but what is your question?

Think about any good TV court show -- just the way someone emphasizes the work "alleged" can set bias in one direction or another!

Answer 2

only the grabosity of a litigious metaphor can justly personify the existeious presumptions of innocence through a gamete of warranted provisions thus been exuberance in its notatious nature