7 September 2024

Amazing court room scene from Goliath TV series

[rebeldragon]

Finally someone uploaded the whole scene.

[kingjames]

This has the same energy as Major Winters “I’ll take the court martial” scene.

[RpVane]

"My endorsement sir. I request trail by court martial."

[Tommy]

The system has mechanisms for dealing with corruption but you must know what they are.

[Bbmag]

Imagine an old Oz inmate becomes a judge.

[ghostrider]

Just wait until you have a full jury trial and decide to stand up and nullify the verdict. See how pissed off the magistrate is then. Or better yet. Change the states jurisdiction over you over a minor “infraction”. So much corruption and evil, it’s almost to good to win.

[shjp]

The actor playing the judge is underrated! 👍

[Alkumist]

I find it interesting that after Armstrong was made a dirty cop, he also plays a dirty judge

[philzway]

Interesting side note: the man wearing glasses watching the whole thing unfold looks a lot like Larry Fink, doesn't he? Just asking for a friend. 😏

[manmonkee]

The first 2 seasons of Goliath are pretty good, then it kind of looses it's way. Worth watching though.

[simelanem]

The judge got caught in a trap and he didn’t see it until it was too late

[Twin_Flyer]

Looks like another show I need to watch now

[YungNic]

Can somedy please explain what just happened?

[Durrane]

Boy. Talk about the beginning of a downfall. Once a judge. Probably lost his job. Got tied up with gangsters or mob. Becomes a gangster and burns Tigs daughter alive only to end up dead in a warehouse. What an arc

[makomankanshoku]

But why is the video titled with a date?

[sohampavaskar]

The judge was not actually dirty in this show

[ragnarokxg]

Ah they ended it before the brutal part.

[vikitheviki]

I'll believe this is a documentary of how shit 'function' right now..

[HawksDiesel]

Why the US needs to abolish qualified, judicial and prosecuratorial immunity

[tetchuma]

I didn’t know Clarence Thomas had a biography