'I blew up your case' 🥶 | The Lincoln Lawyer 🎩| #shorts #netflix #lawyer

[aspenhill]

Poor Judge. That look is saying, I went to law school and worked hard for years to deal with toddlers arguing.

[johnecoapollo]

So glad the Lincoln Lawyer is finally recognised by the Algorithm. As a lawyer myself it actually won me by depicting lawyers actually working late in a TV show and what they do (researching, cracking open books, finding obscure legal precedents for the very specific thing that you have to deal with, etc.)

[TheOmegaRiddler]

The sign of a bad lawyer. You have something that will beat my argument. So I will win by censorship. Then lose on appeal if the Judge allows it.

[NoBody-qsop]

To the prosecutor it’s a game. “I want to win” not “I want for the guilty to be punished” that’s why every couple of months you hear another story about a guy on death row for 10 years about to be executed despite the evidence showing they didn’t even commit the crime. Cause some prosecutor hid that detail from the public til they are preparing to put the needle in the prisoners arm. If you *KNOWINGLY* send an innocent man to jail by hiding evidence you should serve the same sentence they did at the same prison they did.

[willcc-]

Mickey after beating an undefeated lawyer and winning a a lopsided case: 😎😏

Mickey after finding out Trevor is a lying scumbag and ends up dead further proving Trevor got off murdering two people: 😑🤬☠️

[josephetim]

Just finished watching the series.... Fast paced and so much suspense. I don't think Law school prepares you for this...

[AlpineBishop]

Hey, that judge is the actor for Colonel Harlan in 68 Whiskey. That was a great show, hated it got canceled. Love Harlan's/this judge as an actor too.

[jambollai]

This show is targeting massive amount of Saul fans, after watching 10 shortz, finally I am down to watch

[ariyapourns.]

Me: The judge is still awake while listening through the entire Japanese discussion between the two lawyers.
Only a long time for the final short response or order "Call your witness."

[MichelleMalsbury]

Love this series! Very talented actors, if somewhat eclectic. Fun storylines. What’s not to love?

[ratrodzzz]

I would love to see a special episode, where this man takes on harvey specter in a court case.

[hiuto]

oh no can't call a witness to prove someone is innocent because he didn't file the paperwork.

[Eddie_da_head_]

I guess this is what the youtube gods bestowed upon me today

[RockstarRaccn]

IRL, this is a bit similar to the Baldwin case, and the judge might even rule a mistrial on the basis that there was clearly due diligence that was not done by the state.

[pushkarmarathe]

Actually it was Micky who had tunnel vision. He stopped looking for answer once he fixed his opinion that Trevor is not guilty. Did not dig deep enough what exactly he did in those 7 minutes.

[Ricardo]

No prosecutor should be allowed to tell the other what they can't use as a defense

[Traven]

We can all say now after reading all the texts and notebooks that giving the kid a gun was a bad idea, but i don't believe that the parents thought their kid might be a possible school shooter. Parents usually see their kids in a good light so i think its a bit of a stretch to say they should of seen this coming.

[hibarikyoya]

Im not a lawyer but that guys argument does sound well sound because hes basically saying we saying the cops disnt investigate after arresting someone here proof of them not investigating

[pasques]

if the police have substantial evidence that the husband did it, then no problem for prosecution. There would be no reason to look elsewhere.

[krisstine]

Shouldn't even have to argue over shit like this in court. Legal mumbo-jumbo and hair-splitting is for the rich. If you have no money, you get a public pretender who only tries to plea bargain instead of actually defending.