Lawyers excel at reading the fine print and predicting objections. In a field ops situation that means spotting weak points before you hit the ground and planning a clean exit. For an operative, courtroom tactics translate to controlling the narrative—presenting evidence in a way that paints your side, anticipating counter moves, and being ready to switch tactics if the story shifts. Think of it as a battle plan for the courtroom as much as for the field.

You got the core—find the weak spot, set the agenda, and stay in the shadows until the other side has to react. That’s how you pull the strings whether it’s a boardroom table or a busted supply line.