Jessica talks her way out of a sentence | Murder, She Wrote

[@zahemi914]

One of the most stylish way to win over your allegation charge

[@samuellawrencesbookclub8250]

I'd like to see LegalEagle take a crack at this episode

[@Fluffymonkeyem]

Oh yes please!

[@captaincarl1]

Probably some of the worst criminal procedure I've ever seen depicted

[@Juan.Louis.]

She said they "crossed swords" 🤣🤣🤣😊. Where is the judge by the way

[@rackstraw]

Grand Jury - no judge.

[@georgeharrisonlover4300]

I'm going to start using the line about crossing swords!

[@rosehagood3146]

So, it wasn't really her courtroom.

[@georgeharrisonlover4300]

@@rosehagood3146 From what I saw as an intern at my local State's Attorney's Office, grand jurors are in a conference room instead of a courtroom. Maybe things were different in the 1990s, though. Also, a courtroom belongs to a judge (unless that was different back in the day).

[@takakhan-z3w]

Today, on "Inaccurate Depictions of Courtroom Proceedings"... 😆

[@robertoswald1112]

How so?

[@Nikodymus]

It’s television. How many tv shows do it right? Not even legally blonde did it right

[@Patrick3183]

@@robertoswald1112 the joking around Jessica does, addressing the jury, the way the lawyer gets flustered with Jessica, the way the policemen sashay in

[@Joseph-wx1kb]

But it was a very interesting scene 🤓

[@davidalexander3320]

"Oh no. Guess I'll just confess then."

[@TheMan750]

She was caught, there was nothing she could say

[@davidalexander3320]

@@TheMan750 she could say "I want a lawyer" and shut up which is what everyone should do.

[@cjg3496]

It doesn’t matter anyway game over One way or the other.

[@davidalexander3320]

Not necessarily. Prosecutors make deals to get confessions. Evidence gets excluded from trials by competent attorneys. What you don't do is confess right away.

[@gameshowguy2000]

Looks like the prosecutor filed a FALSE contempt charge against Mrs. Fletcher. Even a second one wouldn't snap her back to reality: the reality that SHE was the REAL murderer! Mrs. Rayburn, guess the shoe's on the other foot. NOW how does it feel for a prosecutor like YOU to be on the OTHER side of the law? Huh? (silence) I thought so.

[@starrcross5063]

Your memory will never fade rest in ✌🏾

[@kpetitf66]

True justice by our own peers in it’s finest 😊

[@christopherbako]

Jessica is Amazing!!

[@felixfox5806]

I always get dismissed in court which strangely always works positively to my advantage

[@georgeharrisonlover4300]

That happened to me this year (most likely because I was an intern at the State's Attorney's Office at the time).

[@ytafan4068]

1:06 - she crossed a line with her superior. The prosecutor was too scarred from that childhood incident to ever recover. She refused to heal. She refused to seek happiness. She became zealous in pursuing justice. As far as she was ever concerned, whomever she prosecuted was already guilty in her mind. Never even considered that they were innocent and were somehow drawn into the web of the court case against their will. And that was self-defeating.

[@juanitatufuga6351]

Is it possible to watch full episodes rather than bits and pieces 🙂

[@jayb1753]

i think amazon has them, or peacock does now.

[@gabrielleangelica1977]

Hallmark HD ☄️

[@Muryohken]

Saw the dvd set at Walmart.

[@aazeez2694]

Why dont you do The Mentalist as well? Im sure there are fans here. Including me.

[@ma.delrociomartinezcruz3949]

Una serie como pocas, por favor si pudieran darla traducida o doblada al español para disfrutarla.

[@robertoswald1112]

Dayumn! One wonders how many true grand juries/prosecutions end up in the exact same way.

[@Joseph-wx1kb]

A perfect performance..

[@RosemaryTorok]

Why can’t I find any full episodes of MSW? 🤬

[@exileut]

This doesn't make any sense in a real trial but makes for good TV

[@spork24601]

Why would she get dressed that day and choose to wear only one earring of a pair? And then she seems surprised when JB points out that she's missing one!

[@dancingduade]

The picture at a distance at 2.23 is not the same picture close up at 2.26 - The distant picture looks like a man with a moustache and dark hair whilst close up with stubble and light hair or am I seeing things?

[@Patrick3183]

You are not seeing things. Indeed it is two different images.

[@TheSuzberry]

Is the actress playing the attorney as bad an actress as she seems?

[@perpetual61]

Lisa Eichhorn is her name she starred in the 1979 Movie Yanks with Richard Gere.

[@kelsey1467]

Is it wrong that I feel sorry for her

[@jessicalillianweinberg4401]

@@kelsey1467 I felt guilty for rooting for Jessica against her, in a way.

[@kelsey1467]

@@jessicalillianweinberg4401 I have to say I kind of feel like 12 seasons is a little too long for a show that is pretty formulaic and also none of the characters from murder she wrote are characters your really gonna care about too much don't get me wrong I still like this show I just kind of wish it took more risks like a reoccurring or more two parters or some serialization of sorts what do you think is less more sometimes in tv

[@jessicalillianweinberg4401]

@@kelsey1467 I think this one was kind of sensationalist and unlike the usual formula for the show - and there's a lot here that's out of character for Jessica. She would always tell the person who was suspected, who she was championing, not to avoid the sheriff or policeman or lie about what they did know about the case. And then she does that (not the lying, but the running away.) And except for the speech in this scene, she didn't come across as as savvy or in control as she usually does - there was a lot more of her police and lawyer friends protecting her.

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