Amber Heard's Lawyer Objects to His Own Question? #shorts

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[Dramatic_Gaming]

Considering how he objected to nearly every other thing while Johnny was on the bench, it was probably just reflexive.

[mxisfxc]

"Objection"
"What did you object on mr Edgeworth?"
"I was hoping to come up with an answer on the spot. I did not"

[twilightcyber]

50% of the dialogue in this trial is just "Objection, hearsay"

[fammy]

"Oh boy" is exactly the reaction i gave

[stonemedia]

"I object, your honor!"
"And why is that Mr. Reed?"
"Because it's devastating to my case!"
"Overruled."
"Good call!"

[Kylekashi]

I love the lawyer's"oh. Oh..." When he realizes what he just did

[XFizzlepop-Berrytwist]

I’m sure being a Lawyer at times can be stressful, especially on a high profile case.

[Galimeer]

"Objection: Hearsay"
"But you asked the question...?"
"Oh"

Classic

[BenArz]

"Objection!"
"It's your witness."
"Oh. Well, shut up!"

[Draggo_]

“Phrased in an unfortunate way” when law school affects your everyday vocabulary

[Resiience]

"what did she tell you?"
"well she told me-"
"hearsay. we got em boys"

[scLefQ]

When asked: Were you informed...?

You're asking for hearsay. He didn't like the response he got for said hearsay requested.

[mr.goblin]

I feel like this is one of those trials that will be studied in colleges, just cause of how much of a hilarious mess it is. Just WILD.

[r.vincenta.]

If we're going to talk about "hearsay", AH's lawyers literally talked about tabloid/gossip articles littered with phrases like "rumors say" and "allegedly"

[farlonmuentes]

"oh shit.. what did i say? where's my degree again?"

[kisalei]

"kinda makes her lawyer look bad" is an understatement

[phoenixbythefire]

I OBJECT, YOUR HONOR!
To yourself?
Yes. But I would like to rephrase the question.

[Lephiz]

It's like me pressing every line of a testimony on ace attorney

[ariannaalaina]

I was doing a mock trial and the opposing team objected to their own lawyer 😂

[joermnyc]

“I've argued in front of every judge in this state. Often as a lawyer.” -Lionel Hutz