How Lawyers Manipulate Juries - Russell Brand & The Staircase Lawyer

[@MasinaTai86]

Tbh I don't like the staircase guy or his oldest son but I like this lawyer a lot, he's good at his job yet somehow not a bad person.

[@eb5631]

He truly defends the law not chasing fame

[@Drew__Films]

Yeah I like how human he is. People always perceive lawyers as some stuck up robots that just care about money but the documentary really showed how they’re just as human as anyone else. Plus I like how he talks with his hands so much lol you can really tell he’s from NY.

[@googlefan8990]

@@eb5631 NO - this guy does not defend the law - the Alford plea is pretty unfair - it frees criminals and they should still be in prison - Mike Peterson is a two time criminal as weird as hell and this man should have thought of us all - we don't need people like MP among us !!! Period! Now this lawyer is making millions freeing up other criminals like MP!

[@mdkvisions]

Just watched 13 hours of him in Staircase Documentary , I feel like i know him

[@bigoshify]

Great portrayal of him on the new HBO MAX show..

[@Drew__Films]

@@bigoshify it’s funny you say that because he hates how he was portrayed in the HBO series. He mentioned how he would never meet with a potential client at a diner while shoving food in his mouth. Plus he mentioned he hates pastrami. Thinking about it after hearing him talk about that scene it was obvious how prejudice it was. A Jewish lawyer from New York eating a pastrami sandwich while first meeting his client who was involved in a serious crime with a charge of first degree murder. Like c’mon lol

[@bigoshify]

@@Drew__Films atleast he looks like him!

[@laurapalmerTDGE]

He wants you to think you know him.

[@chadshouse2059]

This was such a great interview/podcast. This man David Rudolf is an amazing Lawyer and an even better human he understand the system and what he has been up against for many many years. He knows its all about power and what they want not whats right or truth and thats very sad because its the entire justice system we rely on throughout this country.

[@HighFive212]

I could watch David Rudolf talk for hours. Seems like he's worth every penny.

[@Floyd1138]

Lawyers don't represent you, they "Re Present" you to the court.

[@jessiejames7492]

so true isnt it? thats why some guilty get offscott free. when the whole world knows theyre guilty

[@dinkydooq]

I'd pretend to be a 'FILLER' !!! Then BOOM 💥- drop my true thoughts at the 11th hour ! #JusticeMatters 😉

[@janetsumali276]

Lol

[@smpotts173]

Believe me, it happens more than you think!

[@StaceyBing]

Personally, I think that most people who plead not guilty, are in fact, not guilty. I also think that lots of people who plead guilty are in fact not guilty, they are simply bullied into pleading guilty, because it is sold to the defendant as the better option, and due to a lack of education they aren't in the position to argue. I went to court when I was not guilty of something, and my Barrister said "if you plead guilty you'll get 6 months in prison, but if you plead not guilty and you are found guilty, you'll get 2 years in prison." I huffed back "AND, if I plead not guilty and I'm found not guilty I can go home!" He then bullied me for a while trying to convince me to plead guilty. Then he brought up the strength of the witnesses, CCTV and fingerprints. BUT, CLEARLY, there was NO CCTV, WITNESSES, OR FINGERPRINTS, as the police were lying and I didn't do anything! I then started to get incredibly upset as MY BARRISTER almost made me believe I had done something wrong, which I hadn't. So, I called the cavalry (mum & dad), who both said to me "the pr1ck just wants an early lunch, under NO CIRCUMSTANCES plead guilty!" I didn't and I won, but had I listened to my Barristers advice, I would have been sent to prison for 6 months! Beyond reasonable doubt, kids. Remember that. The Judge/Jury/Magistrates have to believe you are guilty BEYOND. REASONABLE. DOUBT. 👍

[@StaceyBing]

@ADF Audio I totally agree, but having lived through the experience I completely understand why an innocent person would choose to plead guilty, especially if they were uneducated - around 60% of people in prison can't read 😞 The Judge was absolutely lovely though, as I've got mental health problems, so she put lots of safeguarding things in place so I could have breaks whenever I wanted and the prosecution weren't allowed to be aggressive with me or upset me in any way ☺️

[@jima1135]

I have a very similar story in the US. Only my deal was to take 6 months in jail by pleading guilty or go to trial and possibly get 12+ years. My Public Defender urged me to take the deal because he claimed that they had CCTV, fingerprints, DNA, and a witness. The law in the US says that the prosecutors have to share their evidence with the defense. Once they finally did it showed that my DNA and fingerprints excluded me from being the perpetrator but they wanted to charge me with it anyway. I consider myself pretty intelligent (and also humble, others tell me that I'm very smart) and figured that if they were offering a 6 month plea deal on a possible 12 year conviction, they didn't have diddly squat and were just trying to scare me into taking the deal. It almost worked. I was terrified but my mom urged me to fight it. To me, and a lot of people in the justice system, it is terrifying to put years of your life into the hands of a bunch of strangers and most people take the deal. The county I was being tried in boasted a conviction rate of 95%. What they fail to mention is that was mainly from plea deals. When they go to trial, they have a conviction rate of less than 20%. I played the odds in addition to knowing what "evidence" they had, and beat it. Immediately afterwards I moved out of the country and I'm currently living abroad. I don't want to be part of any system that works like that. "Land of the free" my a**. We have the largest prison population in the world because of the private prison industry that's contracts requires states to keep a minimum amount of people locked up or the state will be sued for breech of contract. It is a joke.

[@jessicaveylan4265]

This is true, watch the documentary 13th and they really go over this whole subject.

[@jima1135]

@@jessicaveylan4265 I've watched it and it is really good. There are other documentaries that I've watched about it as well, and then it happened to me. Experience is the best teacher

[@StaceyBing]

@@jima1135 oh my god! If I was facing a possible 12 year prison sentence I'd definitely plead not guilty...I'd be going bonkers, but I wouldn't plead guilty. Not a chance. It's such a stressful position to be in. The police annoyed me the most because they said that they had fingerprints (my fingerprints) right up until they were called to produce them at the trial, then they stated the fringerprints were "inconclusive," AKA they had f-all. The only thing that kept me going through the process was the thought that 60% of women in prison can't read, and 50% of women in prison have long term mental health problem, plus education/library engagement was 80%, so I thought I might be able to help the other prisoners while I was in there. I told my friend my 'prison plan,' as I had obsessively structured a week timetable of how I could personally help them all (mindfulness, meditation, art therapies, CBT, reading classes, Résumés, yoga/Pilates etc), and my friend laughed at me, then said "they'll kick you out of prison within a week." It was a tough time, as I'm sure you understand ✊✌️ What made me laugh though, was that before I met my Barrister, my solicitor advised me to plead guilty. I refused to do this, so I had to sign a disclaimer to state that I had ignored my solicitor's legal advice etc. As he was writing out the disclaimer, he said to me "whenever I write these letters, the defendant always wins." Then he chuckled to himself and said "It's like a magic letter." He must have then remembered I was a client, and quickly added "not that I'm always wrong." 😂 (I feel this confirms your 95%/20% Plea/Trial stat 🙏)

[@JCisJD]

Wow. Most enlightening .... you have become an excellent interviewer Russel. Delivering a balanced authority :)

[@jessicaveylan4265]

I was on a jury selection this week and I could tell one of the lawyers was trying to be charming and get people to laugh at little jokes and he succeeded in his little game. The grooming was very apparent to me. I had my own objections on why I believe I would not have served as the best juror for that particular case and I was dismissed but it was a very interesting experience.

[@eb5631]

Cherry picked just like expert witnesses

[@asupermodel]

Why are the full videos not up on KZbin? Where can they be found?

[@willb1405]

Brady Adams in your own consciousness

[@Me-ji2pn]

Lidser G-B that’s just the audio

[@Dr_KAP]

Love Russell- “ wots the key attribute of a filla” hahaha 😂

[@mpatm2607]

I couldn't be a lawyer. Don't appear to have morals and it is all about money, power and winning. Truth and justice is not part of the equation.

[@thatdutchguy2882]

That's why we don't have juries in The Netherlands. It's works perfectly fine that way.

[@Dumperdriver1]

Eh?

[@thatdutchguy2882]

@D3bb Calm down, what are you on about ? Who teased you today to make you have an epic brain fart in public here ?

[@zwergie256]

+ThatDutchguy The problem is that in the US the (state) judges (and district attorneys) are elected/appointed, so some are corrupt. With a jury you get a random sample of people and all you need to do is convince one juror to hang a jury, but a guilty verdict has to be unanimous, ie: all 12.

[@mcearl8073]

ThatDutchguy Explain how it works perfectly fine. You give all your power to one guy who can be bought, biased or otherwise unfair. The jury is a pretty solid method and it really does generally work just fine. I think the only way to improve it is to maybe have multiple juries, one hand picked like normal and 2 randomly selected ones, at least one of them should be anonymous or in a separate room watching on TV and don’t get any interaction with any of them.

[@thatdutchguy2882]

@@mcearl8073 It's not "one guy" (or woman) whom gets "al the power" m8, that alone is a severe mischaracterisation of our justice system. It's 3 judges, and an independent professional judge untop of that whom will have nothing to do with either the trial or the people involved, that will follow procedures to make sure it follows the law and avoid any and all miscarriages of justice regardless of which side is guilty of that, to serve the people's interest in making sure the law is followed by all. That person is also backed up by an organisation that provides legal advice to both sides and is made up out of independent law professors and former experienced lawyers aka professionals. Than you've got the prosecution, one main prosecutor or crown prosecutor (acting in the name of the King and the state), flanked by deputy prosecutor's 2 or sometimes 3, they too serve the people. They represent the crown and state aka people, not as a bunch of laymen or women, but actual professional experts. A lawyer or team of lawyers can draw on the power of oversight of the independent judge and their advisers at any stage, they can even have a judge or prosecutor removed from the case if warranted via this system. Jury systems have time and time again proven to be biased and fully unchecked AF. Can't have laymen and women involved into serious business like that, it doesn't work, hence the many miscarriages of justice under the jury system's.

[@chriskrahn]

Russel brand rocks

[@td3312]

If spending more money on a defense attorney doesn't help you get a better result in court, why wouldn't people just always go with the public defender the state provides for free? So either the justice system is biased in favor of the rich, or private practice defense attorneys are a scam. Which is it?

[@christinebadostain6887]

suprised your comment did not receive more likes---point very well and succinctly made

[@MrCushcam]

Well because normally the jury aren't a bunch of manipulated clowns

[@solomongilbert3186]

0:34 you say "Aight fella, up the apples and pears me ol' china plate" and if he tells you to fuck off, you got yourself a fella

[@jameslambert7038]

Dear Russell, I am a History Graduate and addict who had been on a Subutex script' for 6 years. I am finding it extremely difficult to get off it, and the absolute purgatory is making me so miserable. I am now in my 40's and desperately want to turn things 'round but I find it exctremely (irrationally) scary to attend NA. I'm not sure why I am writing to you but I expect it is because I am desperate and also find you an inspiration. I live in Suffolk. Best wishes, James.

[@StaceyBing]

Hey, I'm not Russell, but I thought I'd reply. It's not irrational to be scared of going to NA, it's completely rational. It's a new situation, with new people, and you don't know what will be asked of you, or what you're signing up for, alongside this you're trying to give up a crutch and walk again (metaphorically speaking) by yourself. It's a lot to take in, and a lot to consider, so it's completely rational and understandable that you would be scared...I imagine everyone is scared at the beginning. Although you may not believe it, you're doing really well right now, as you're currently considering the option of NA, which is an incredibly positive step forward. Just take things one day at a time. Everything will be OK 🙏

[@jameslambert7038]

@@StaceyBing Thank you Stacey, you are very kind. I am on facebook as James Patrick Lambert, if it is possible to speak occasionally. If not I will understand. I am in my graduation garb on the pic'. But thank you anyway.

[@StaceyBing]

@@jameslambert7038 of course that's OK ☺️ I'm not on Facebook though, I'm on Twitter and LinkedIn. LinkedIn is a wonderful platform, with lots of supportive people from around the world, who sincerely want you to win, and the trolls haven't found us yet, so it's a pretty safe platform if you wish to post your thoughts and feelings without being attacked by strangers - there are no celebrities on LinkedIn and most trolls are kids, so they stay away from the platform 😉 If you haven't got an account, and you're worried about the thoughts of future employers, simply set up an alternative account specifically for your NA journey and put your job title as an "Addiction Advocate" or something like that, then you can post anything you like in relation to your addiction and NA etc. If you make an account, say hello to me, then I can introduce you to lots of nice supportive people 🙏 One of my connections is a lovely man, who is now a therapist who specialises in addiction. He used to be an addict himself, as he was self-medicating due to having ADHD, so I can introduce you to him especially ☺️ It's all good. This is me: www.linkedin.com/in/theartiststacey/ (Stay away from a guy named, Simon Buckden, though. He's a big-time con artist - Google him and come to your own conclusions, but I personally wouldn't trust him as far as I can throw him - the other 500million people are lovely though 🙏)

[@bobkatter8521]

Best wishes James

[@mrjonathanvella]

An episode with Russell and J Cole would be so good for Under the Skin

[@Ishtar2419]

In Australia we sometimes have 13 jury members and if one is sick or misses any court hearings there are still 12 jurors so the trial doesn't have to be held up. If by the end of the trial all 13 are still there one juror is eliminated by drawing a name out of a hat before deliberation.

[@jeremybell-connell5137]

Good lawyer but his client is guilty. At best there is a smidgeon of reasonable doubt. But nah, he did it.

[@paulwhishaw1398]

Just listened to the whole podcast and what struck me is why he had to stipulate that it was a woman lawyer who seemingly flubbed the appeal. A lawyer in over their head is a lawyer in over their head no matter the gender. Like if the lawyer was hispanic or black would he feel the need to mention that. I'm no SJW or anything but that stuck out to me.

[@adrienneclarke3953]

I thought they were pretty much like that through out the series. I didnt like any off them

[@picketfence2028]

Yeah, it's not called fillers, it's called followers. People who will do what they are told.

[@raykeller6693]

Good focus. The courts, like the educational system, are a big part of the problem. Good work. Thanks

[@mariahspapaya]

The guy this lawyer defended was definitely guilty but I’m shocked he was found guilty because there wasn’t enough evidence to convict in my opinion. Not beyond a reasonable doubt

[@zwergie256]

There was a ton of evidence, it just wasn't in the Staircase. For one thing, Kathleen had red neurons in her brain, meaning she did not die between the first and second 911 call as Peterson tried to portray (to establish a fake time of death) - she lived for hours before she bled to death. The documentary editor had an affair with Peterson, for years, now that's something which Rudolph never mentions. www.newsobserver.com/entertainment/tv/warm-tv-blog/article213085459.html

[@mariahspapaya]

zwergie256 i agree, but I’m talking about what information the jury was given based off the documentary. From what I saw the first jury was presented, I don’t believe they were told about his ex wife and a multitude of other evidence, yet they still found him guilty. I remember being shocked

[@zwergie256]

@@mariahspapaya

[@ellietenenbaum3486]

This documentary was so interesting. You could see how David Rudolf's innocence and faith were impacted during the trials.

[@zwergie256]

LOL

[@Drew__Films]

And how much the lose of the case affected him mentally and emotionally. It really took a toll on him as he spent so many months and then years on the case and time with Michael.

[@christinebadostain6887]

This will sound naive to some, but besides all of the obvious signs of this dudes guilt, the clincher for me, is, that why, if someone is truly innocent, would they not take the stand? I would be dying to get up there and defend myself! There is also the whole intuitive facet that if one were to speak for oneself---just tell the truth---that is more powerful than any million dollar lawyer. It occured to me that if one is a liar, one could not risk being exposed by the prosecution. AND if one is truly innocent, why would one not mention the fact that a similar situation occured some 17 years earlier? Hell, I'd be telling people something like, "My God, this same thing happened back when I lived in Germany. How is this even possible that I was involved in two very bizarre and extremely similar incidents?" In the doc. it appears that the Germany "Staircase" incident came out from a source other than Mr. Peterson. If this is not the case, I apologize.

[@brainsareus]

really?? Are you sure you would do that, when lawyers have a way of distorting what anyone says to pieces? it's not so simple; and legal trials, are not a fair world, nor do they try to be.

[@christinebadostain6887]

@@brainsareusThank you for your thoughts. I'm not saying it is simple or fair---I am saying that truth is the most powerful force in existence

[@dropbearkellyevehammond4446]

Thanks Russell. This proves what I've always suspected...there is very little justice in the justice system. Btw-you were fabulous live when in Australia a few yrs ago :)

[@bobhearinger]

Where is the video of the full podcast? I want video?

[@DizzyAngell007]

Fillers? People who are taking up space so not to many thinkers have a spot. Strategy? Betting on other humans ability to gravitate towards your agenda. Prosecution/ People or Defense team. Republican or Democrat. Has nothing to do with the spirit of truth.

[@63phillip]

After growing up in that area and watching the trial I am a firm believer that Tod and Margaret are biological brother and sister. And that there is more to this than has come out.

[@ShawnRavenfire]

If you've ever seen the movie "Runaway Jury," that's a great movie that shows how juries can be manipulated.

[@skreeeboy]

Hey Russell, alright? Was just thinking, you might want to mention David Rudolf's name in the title of the video. If he's worth having on the show, then he probably deserves his name to be mentioned. You don't call your channel "The Comedian from that Arthur Remake" do you? Just a thought. Thanks!

[@4271Dreamer]

I’ve watched The Staircase twice and done a bit of research in my spare time. I fully believe that Peterson is completely guilty of the crime. But for some reason I like David Rudolf, he’s just a likeable personality

[@adrienneclarke3953]

Its called editing 😂😋

[@BackToWar100]

were is the full video ? RUSSELL!!!!!!

[@Dadbod007]

Michael Peterson is guilty. Did she pogo stick on her head down those stairs or did someone beat the living shit out of her after pushing her down? This is one of the best defense lawyers in the world. I don’t trust him.

[@willb1405]

1:30 e- egg- e- eg-

[@Lachlans-i2s]

The level of corruption in this case is unbelievable. Peterson's are strong for dealing with all that as well as they did

[@suzycat2026]

The Justice system is not Just! 😑 I like the way Russell makes us consider all kind of situations in this World 🌍 🐱

[@TommyTorit]

Wow! Russ is a fireball of intense truth seeking. What a motherfucking hero. Love you brother x

[@JairoMorales123]

I decided to watch the wrong video while high.. this is giving me the creeps

[@mrsw2923]

I don’t think someone’s social media should be admissible unless there is a direct link of a post to the crime. We all mouth off on social media and our lives should never be looked at through that lens. The internet is a false reality. .

[@Lachlans-i2s]

Honestly don't know how Rudolf could still be a lawyer after what happened in this case...for him and judge Orlando to still believe in the system at all after this is crazy...

[@xBigBean]

This was VERY eye opening.

[@exbritishforcespatriotscha7723]

Russel could you give us an update on the cafe Trew Era..

[@Blonde_Somnambulist]

adore both these men..

[@oofconnoisseur8025]

So if you pretend to be timid at selection, you have a much better chance of being selected and once you are in, go to town with any rage issues you have against The Machine. Thanks Lawyer Guy!

[@KC-jr6zs]

Well done Russell! More on the legal system, I've talked to one family court judge mention about retiring early because of all the corruption. Money swaying opinion amongst other issues.

[@richardmason7429]

God bless you Russel brand

[@Me-ji2pn]

Do you release the full video of each interview? I like the video rather than just the audio?

[@sandpiper8991]

I just will never understand why juries are not sequestered when in high profile cases.

[@soooofiaa]

I believe peterson is guilty but his lawyers did an outstanding job. This guy was a joy to watch, his arguments, his cross-examinations, amazing. A great lawyer.

[@petarsimeonov2210]

This is DISGUSTING - this lawyer doesn't interest about the TRUTH, but how to CONVINCE the week jurors in what HI HIMSELF want to?! 🤢🤮🤮

[@dimitricom8714]

The way you think, I don’t think it’s going to be hard for anyone to convince you

[@AshyView24]

Filler = NPC type lol

[@jamesross4413]

am I a filler? course not, unless you want me to be lol

[@MoonChildMedia]

I listened to the whole podcast and would just say making laws with the knowledge that one size fits 330,000,000 is plainly insane, not to mention cruel. I think society in the US would benefit from some kind of separation based on what people think is the best way to organize society. The left, the right, and the libertarian/anarchist....lets split into 3 entities and see which society pans out in about 20 years. However, this kind of sane, responsible agreement of sorts will never be enacted by government....they love the power they have and think quite highly of themselves.

[@lisamarkey4877]

Appreciate this being recommended during the derek chauvin trail. Interesting watch

[@RyanSpringer1984]

As a FL Republican who is completely disgusted with my party, I love letting any PragerU or Vote GOP roll on KZbin so no one else has to be subjected to it & waste their money. Staying registered this way until after 2020s gherrymandering too. Congratulations Russel, my disgust has earned you some funds as I drain theirs. This advert from PragerU is extremely long and has Tucker Carlson as the host...what ignorance. If you still watch Fox News then look up why Shep Smith decided to sign another contract with them. If you don't have time, I can tell you (long advert) he stayed because he wanted some facts to still be able get out on that channel rather than false rhetoric.

[@AnthonyWhitewwfilms]

This guy is horrible. Peterson clearly bashed his wife’s head against the stairs with his hands. The prosecution was so bad in this case it made him look good.

[@allykat3416]

@Russell Brand, I would love to see you have a show with Sacha Stone. Your both so awesome.

[@SpyWhoLovedHimself]

This video is a real emotional rollercoaster. Rudolf I love filling me with positive emotions, then immediate hatred taking over as Brand comes on, then back to love, hate, love, hate. Damn.

[@sarahmaria2564]

Fact is two woman where killed the same way

[@thetruthwillsetyoufree9209]

Occams Razor. Peterson 99.9% Owl: 0.1% Stop giving owls a bad name. Humans murder millions if humans every year. Owls murder zero humans.

[@AlicePriceMusic]

Watches this after making a murderer season 2 😅😮

[@craigwilson8255]

Never seen this. Interesting.

[@margomalik181]

This lawyer is a dud and a creep

[@johnst1981]

recently spoke to David Rudolf about The Staircase and the Peterson case, you can view it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZeTnX1_Z5mgabM

[@GoodBoy-qf5ui]

This lawyer tries to find the doubts in a case because it gives him something to argue about. Who's the guy that killed his wife in the staircase, he was guilty 1678%.

[@s.wright6945]

Not according to the Owl.

[@Bazball1080]

He needs a good lawyer now

[@atenn9118]

What can you do to an attorney that stole money from an estate

[@Hi-to-ri]

that guy totally killed his wife!

[@zwergie256]

Yes, he killed at least one woman. Of course the Staircase would have you think he's innocent cause he's gay www.newsobserver.com/entertainment/tv/warm-tv-blog/article213085459.html

[@MultiJamesman]

I think he killed two women.

[@Hi-to-ri]

MultiJamesman I agree

[@shannonduffy2071]

i think he’s completely innocent of both crimes. i mean the owl theory pretty much sums up what happened

[@hoboroadie]

I find it very interesting that my personal experiences are so alien to other law-abiding white people. I sure don't know about being in any other culture but the police and consequently, the court, have me pegged as someone who I am not but it is offered as its own evidence and so any time they need a suspect then I am qualified.

[@cassandra.a]

Russell please please interview Anita Moorjani.

[@Johannesen1970]

IF YOU ACCEPT THAT YOUR NEIGHBOURS BY PROXY OF THE NON HUMAN STATE HAS THE RIGHT TO JUDGE AND SENTENCE YOU, IN MATTERS NOT INVOLVING THEM THEN YOU LOOSE .... LIFE IS THE ULTIMATE JUDGE AND YOUR SENTENCE IS BASED ON YOUR WILLINGNESS TO OWN ALL OF YOUR ACTIONS THE ACTION OF THE CRIME BARES THE BURDEN SENTENCE AND POTENTIAL SUFFERING NEEDED TO BALANCE IT ALL OUT NO OTHER JUDGE, HUMAN OR NON HUMAN IS NEEDED

[@Johannesen1970]

AND TO ALL OF YOU LAW & ORDER FANS IF YOU SO LOVE JUDGING, SENTENCING AND PUNISHING PEOPLE FOR THINGS THAT IS NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS WELL YOU ARE IN FOR ONE HELL OF A SURPRISE ..... WHAT WAS IT OLE JC SAID? "JUDGE NOT, LEST YOU BE JUDGED YOUR SELF" "NOTHING HIDDEN THAT WILL NOT BE REVEALED" EVERY UNBALANCED ACTION (CRIME) YOU HAVE HIDDEN AWAY HOPING YOU DONT HAVE TO PAY, IS NOT GOING AWAY YOU WILL PAY THE PIPER ONE WAY OR ANOTHER SO GET READY AND GET YOUR "HOUSE" IN ORDER COS JUDGMENT DAY IS HERE ALL RISE FOR THE HONORABLE YOU YOUR OWN JUDGE, JURY AND EXECUTIONER

[@prateeksaini5412]

police as an instrument of coercion

[@johnsellas4455]

If I ever throw my wife down the stairs I definitely want this guy on my side

[@lesliebeckwith2483]

strange day to put this on... any one get aquitted today?

[@tonywalton1052]

David Rudolf millions off of Michael Peterson- until he was broke. And then backed away as defence, except for a very thin advisory role(remember, he legal fees stopped). Instead Michael Peterson had to get public defence. That tells you ALL you need to know about David Rudolf He's greedy. He wily. He's mercenary. (The producers didn't even edit this bit of ugliness out of the series, which i find pretty honest) Michael Peterson became indigent. David Rudolf became rich(er).

[@zwergie256]

That part of editing was honest because it was in line with the editor's agenda, like the rest of the editing (which was less than honest): www.newsobserver.com/entertainment/tv/warm-tv-blog/article213085459.html

[@tonywalton1052]

@@zwergie256 I agree with you there, and see exactly what you spotted. The agenda is clear. I'd say I have little time for either michael peterson or his attorney. both deserved each other

[@zwergie256]

@@tonywalton1052 Absolutely. And here's his wife: raleighco.com/media-circus/media-notes-tv-reporter-turned-attorney-pfeiffer-reacts-criticism-peterson-hearing/

[@Lumptuda]

Prisons for profit

[@PKV-wl3ec]

There has to be a better way

[@2ndround415]

Brilliant.

[@cathyrsims]

I think Russel is trying here - but this guy is just too smooth at pointing out whats happening on the other side of the field, leading Russel away from - Well What things gave you done? you shouldnt have to always talk about others -tell it from your lens if its there.

[@eakherenow]

This is a deeply corrupt lawyer who specializes in guilty rich people.

[@Torpeddo]

You can't get the story from the grossly biased documentary. The film maker left out some very incriminating facts. A bunch

[@JeffVader39]

Juries should be banned I think judges should make verdicts

[@robertleja4438]

Sorry but this Russell Brand is a despicable, almost human being. I couldn't take anything he say's seriously.

[@GrammerAngel]

This lawyer is too much in his own head. If Rudolf thinks he's picking the perfect jury by asking questions and watching for the wimpy guy in the corner, he is sadly mistaken. Perhaps he's not as good at judging jurors as he thinks. Otherwise he would not have been handed a guilty verdict in the Peterson case.

[@ianpavey3188]

Russell would you come and talk about the meaning of life in a Wetherspoon pub for a pint.

[@kerimalpalt]

i would pay 300k for his defense except perfect relationsip

[@colingeorgejenkins2885]

Why don't you talk about Carl Jungs those with a dark past aren't able to talk from ballymena

[@jewelsbypodcasterganesh]

Like the beard

[@texasray5237]

Any video that is preceded by an unavoidable 20 minute ad deserves a dislike from all comers. Doesn't matter what the ad is about.

[@leonharpley7057]

Hows about that then

[@delideri3518]

He killed her and this guy helped him get away with it

[@ヨコヤマ-y7b]

Evidence? it's funny that always dumb people assume things based on their intuition. Have you seen a comment who says (He did nothing!! he is 100% inncoent) ? We smart people don't assume thing if it's unclear about it. These kinda dumb baiased people are the reason why Peterson went to the Jail. Be logiacl. Don't be emotional.

[@ヨコヤマ-y7b]

I often see this kinda comment while I don't see Peterson's side as much as this type of comment. Cuz we smart know that he is most likely an innocent. But at same time we are not 100% sure cuz we can see from both sides. Hahaha. Educate urself.

[@sherifor3220]

he is such a sleazy lawyer how could possibly think Petersons innocent

[@yvonnedobell8793]

I don't like this lawyer at all, I think he is as guilty as the killer

[@geleedegroseilles]

tks'

[@kellingtonlink956]

Thank you for the (somewhat) eye opening video on how ‘some’ legal systems might work. Most public officials do their best for the general public, though I wish (for some) that I could say ... all. Thanks again.

[@baronwolfgang9368]

Maybe I’m just a negative personality with shallow perception but Russell with a forearm tattoo that stretches from wrist to almost elbow, should you maybe train your forearms? Perhaps some girth to accentuate the male characteristics of a man with an enlarged ego; Such forms such as the penis and mental aptitude that has set forth our dominance as a leader in our social circles. Bro, DO YOU EVEN LIFT?

[@uwpride]

What do you think about 11 11 18?

[@joeoconnor7725]

It is called weilding the # of the beast Truth and lies ( good and evil ) through the power of distribution and transformation

[@Klausschwab1984]

A filler is an NPC (non playing character) in the current plandemic.