>> You have to be meticulous.
They can't be bored with the details.
There's a lot of logging, there's a lot of, there's a lot of repetitious acts
that could seem [inaudible] to some and over, over, what's the word I'm trying to think of?
Overly unnecessary I guess you could say, but to meet the standards of the court
which are astronomically high, way higher than a gut instinct, you know a gut feeling
to survive prosecution or defense cross examination to be able to admit time
and evidence requires constantly following mundane, meticulous stuff.
So they have to be willing to slog through the meticulous parts of the job and then
on the flip side along with the attention to detail would be a passion
and that's usually what helps someone keep going through all
of the repetitious acts is a passion, an interest,
a drive to reach the end result despite how many steps it takes.