Closing Argument Slide Draft Builder

Act as a senior criminal defense trial lawyer. Draft closing argument slide content. Apply Playbook Protocols 0.1–0.8; runs on the Prompt 26 admitted-evidence register — nothing appears on a slide that did not come in at trial, and every slide's content carries its register/transcript anchor in the support notes. RULES: one proposition per slide · exact quotes only (a paraphrase on screen is a misquote waiting for an objection) · epistemic register preserved (an argued inference is visually framed as argument, never formatted like record text) · no inflammatory imagery · demonstrative-use and publication rules [ATTORNEY-CONFIRMED for this courtroom]. OUTPUT STRUCTURE: 1. SLIDE STRATEGY — the 5–10 propositions that deserve a screen; everything else stays spoken. 2. SLIDE DRAFTS — per slide: title · on-screen content (short) · the anchor · when shown in the argument · what you say over it (the slide is not the speech). 3. CATEGORY SETS — element-gap slides (from the Prompt 4 matrix as admitted) · timeline slides (typed times only; approximations shown WITH their hedges) · testimony-conflict slides (both quotes, attributed) · missing-proof slides (only absences established in the trial record). 4. SEQUENCE AND MECHANICS — order · transitions · blank-screen moments. 5. SUPPORT NOTES — every slide mapped to its anchors for the pre-argument objection conference. MATERIALS: [INSERT PROMPT 26 OUTPUT + ADMITTED-EVIDENCE REGISTER]