Killer Cross Examination - Cooperating Witness Cross Examination By Attorney Neil Rockind

Neil Rockind is a Michigan Criminal Defense attorney and proponent of Killer Cross Examination. The case involves an allegation of drug delivery and drug possession. The witness claimed that our client delivered drugs to him. Here is an excerpt of a cross examination of a cooperating witness in a recent case where I took a particular approach due to the witness’s conduct on direct examination. Rather than conduct an animated, "fiery" cross examination, my tactic was to remain understated and deliberate, allowing the jury's attention to remain on the witness.

[@LetsMars]

“If you’re accusing me of being drugs...” *”Let the record show that the witness is drugs”*

[@vaden706]

🤣🤣 that was great

[@Yo_Chino]

WHAT IS DRUGS?

[@tica188]

Lmaooo

[@Himijendrix014]

Kids should look closely, this is what someone looks like after going down too many K-holes. This dude is ate up

[@refri17ner95]

Hilarious a.f

[@X100People]

*Who in their right mind when picking out their glasses says, I'll take the Dahmers?*

[@jjp.2382]

100 People thinking the same damn thing

[@hollywoodpills]

This comment is EVERYTHING omg lol

[@Click-ClickBOOM]

😂😂😂😂 same thing I was thinking

[@p.r.shredder8718]

hahhahahahaha

[@ColbyStewart1965]

Lmao

[@nitafaber9777]

Love the way the Judge is reacting to the witness's testimony.

[@michaelprecise2491]

"If you think I'm drugs, then...you're doing a bad job as an attorney. "😂😂

[@Begsy2U]

After watching all 51 minutes I can confirm that the witness is in fact, drugs.

[@waynecampbell9398]

Yes he is , drugs🤣

[@cartersdad615]

"Can you rephrase the question please, im uncomfortable with how you asked that."

[@pauljamessquibbs.3945]

Lol..... He's at one with the anti-psychotics he's taking.... Become the drug!!!

[@Marinemom75]

This is my favorite comment thread! I love you all!!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@samsara-summermooncomehome5881]

After watching all 51 minutes, I can confirm that I, as a witness, need àll of the aforementioned drugs!

[@12rwoody]

"Your honor, let the record show that the witness dresses like a cruise ship magician." "So noted."

[@proonguice8386]

I just laughed out loud like an idiot. This comment should really have more likes .

[@willowsullivan6121]

Ah ha ha ha! I needed that.

[@metalphobos3632]

Some of the best comments I've read on the net in months are in this videos comment section. Fantastic.

[@sdmagik1]

Well played

[@n5yiz]

haha

[@basedelk3195]

Came in a witness and left a suspect!😂 Amazing cross examination

[@Psychoticgoldfish]

As someone with ADHD, my memory is the #1 reason I’m scared to ever be called as a witness in a trial. 😅

[@incognitojon902]

Onb how am I supposed to remember when I took my medicine😭💀

[@debopticalillusion5151]

🤦‍♂️adhd, eh? How about wxyz? Just take the drugs dammit😠🥼👨‍⚕️

[@dugdowndeepdog]

Yeah and ADHD is a big reason people use drugs. Trying to make up for the lack of dopamine. This lawyer bullied a young man for medicating himself all the time knowing his own client used drugs and committed felonies. This is one reason why people hate lawyers. They're so obviously manipulative and dishonest in their framing of testimony.

[@ThomasJoseph-sq9jl]

@@dugdowndeepdog That's why you hire lawyers yourself when involved in stuff like this. Fight fire with fire!

[@stevrgrs]

@@ThomasJoseph-sq9jl yeah if you're super Rich. Perhaps you've never been to court and don't know, but CRIMINAL lawyers are EXPENSIVE

[@LesiureBoy]

I dunno how the hell I got here but I watched the whole dam thing

[@pterodactylptroll]

goldkhw yeah, I didn't really see "killer" anything, but I'm also not an attorney and maybe missed some important event that took place. Either way, it was a pretty interesting testimony.

[@stewarttracy7377]

yea goldkhw it went by so fast and was so entertaining you must have missed it, he got him to admit he lied repeatedly, got him to admit he would lie to further his career, or save himself from felony convictions, a perfect witness, don't do drugs kids it destroys your brain cells

[@stewarttracy7377]

yes Steve"#me to" lol it was entertaining to watch a liar squirm, good job to the defense team

[@goldkhw]

And, Stewart Tracy, the convicted rapist and drug dealer who is paying the lawyer to LIE for him in order to get him a lighter sentence has a character above reproach? He is attempting to disprove, through his mouthpiece, that he is not guilty of having lured young people to his home with the offer of drugs where he could then take unfair advantage of them, sexually. "Don't be anally raped kids, after a large man gives you drugs. It rips and painfully tears the cells of your body and damages you emotionally for life. It could also infect you with AIDS." Just saying.

[@iakusz]

Right? XD

[@anxietyfree2012]

Weirdest episode of The Office I’ve ever seen

[@rileighchristine_]

Omg he looks like a meth head version of Dwight 😂😂😂

[@74griffo]

🤣

[@kickinwing1103]

That's what she said

[@elizabethgrace460]

LMAO 🤣

[@elizabethgrace460]

Those peodophile glasses aren't helping him out at all

[@SpaceCond0r]

I don’t understand how people are acting like this cross was bad or that the defense lawyer was wrong for attacking his credibility? This guy was brought by the STATE as a witness. The defense is meant to poke holes and discredit witnesses brought by the state, and that’s exactly what he did. By the end it was obvious that this witness was not credible at all. He had a history of lying and had a lot to lose. You bet your ass if you were on trial, you would want your defense lawyer to do the same. Could you imagine if this witnesses testimony was what ended up convicting you? And yes the defendant was found guilty. That doesn’t mean the cross was bad or that the defense lawyer did a bad job. Great lawyers lose cases all the time.

[@HeatherANelson]

This was so awesome. I'm thinking in the movie version (One Night at Joe's House) this witness should be played by Matthew Broderick.

[@jessicanasuti9952]

Right on

[@yjace5]

He told the defense attorney to “move on to the next question” holy shit this is the greatest video ever

[@jaitzu2173]

9:38

[@tremaynebrown3709]

Was that not hilarious??🤣

[@howlsfilthycastle]

Can you actually say that?

[@thewind6047]

@@howlsfilthycastle I mean he said it lol

[@ChadBishopSr]

He watches too much television. I like when he started waving his hand and asked the attorney what he was getting at. Also when he didn't understand how is credibility was relevant to the alleged crimes by the defendant. This lawyer is money well spent.

[@TheDantheman12121]

"are you high" "No i am not drugs"

[@theirishman8356]

You caught that too ? Lol

[@metalphobos3632]

"me being drugs" was great too.

[@rosemarywalker5494]

May god bless you,don’t do drugs,please.

[@the.magnus]

Big deal he left out “on” because he was nervous.

[@TheDantheman12121]

@@the.magnus Shut up you muppet.

[@hijackbyejack1729]

I was watching the Jennifer Crumbley trial and just knew that I had seen that judge and court before. That is because it is the same as in this video. Fun fact

[@MissNebulosity]

SAME!

[@WyattRyeSway]

Me too. I can’t believe I’m recognizing judges and lawyers

[@user-ph4pc4mg7z]

​@@WyattRyeSwaylol tells us how much crime trials were watching! 😹

[@stephanied6451]

Noticed this while I was scrolling through my feed and video popped up lol

[@jessicanasuti9952]

The woman prosecutor sounds kind of like the prosecutor from the Crumbly trial. I mean she's brunette but can easily bleach it. What do you all think?

[@johnchristian3248]

"I would appreciate you moving on to the next question".

[@jeremyheintz1479]

This is much reminiscent of the cross examination I got from dad in June of 1993 when I was drugs at 5am

[@alysskennedy8661]

💀

[@kaprkapr]

Man, I was so stupid in my teens I got busted for being drugs twice in a month.

[@fixlana]

I too have been drugs at 5am

[@robertfuller5619]

This deserves wayyyyy more likes

[@amber893]

😝✌👍😝

[@mandc20022]

I thought this was a serial killer being examined untill like 3 minutes in

[@MrJamberee]

Not sure you’re original perception was wrong.

[@chrissymoss514]

@Michael Jones Ditto 😂😂

[@joeydrummer7929]

Thought the same

[@Liberty_Freedom_Brotherhood]

He sure looks like one!

[@Marubi2]

Same. I was already imagining him in skinny old man in an orange jumpsuit with pockmarks still wearing the same glasses.

[@zelgkopitar8799]

I'm 3:18 into this and so far this video is a perfect example of why lawyers are pretty universally hated.

[@muttlee9195]

Not when you need one

[@RabMcGlinchie]

I imagine the majority of their clients are far worse, they're only providing an essential service for a developed country. I like the fact that we have fair trials personally, we need good solicitors for the defence and good solicitors for the prosecution. What's the alternative/your suggestion? Lock every suspect up just in case they're guilty? 😂 Think it through buddy! You should direct your anger at the right people in future, the criminals who make solicitors defend them in the first place.

[@lindaadriaens5475]

I don:t know what is going on but this lawyer is realy getting me angry. What is he trying to prove fhs ?

[@mikefoote3202]

@@lindaadriaens5475 i think he is trying to determine the credibility of the witness

[@fan_of_brent_terhune_comedian]

I agree... think of the people on the jury taking ADHD meds or other meds. Not smart to make the jury hate the lawyer!

[@blue84freak]

The cross examination wasn’t bad, but this kid held his own. He is a goofy/quirky sounding kid, clearly some social issues or whatever going on, but I do think he did well all things considered.

[@77jamess]

He made more sense than the lawyer.

[@JohnKlanac-yo5bq]

He completely blew it are you effing kidding me????!!!!!!!!!!

[@blue84freak]

@@JohnKlanac-yo5bq You must be deaf or just plain stupid.

[@misterxmistery7424]

@@JohnKlanac-yo5bq What do you mean blew it? The jury found him correct and the other one guilty. lmfao

[@mm877]

He did well for being drugs.

[@charlietrone4761]

Dwight Shrute: The Early Years

[@opertinicy]

lol...i'm just picturing mose running across the screen now

[@niccolosia]

😂😂😂

[@TMPSpodcast]

I waiting waiting for him to respond with "False!"

[@mo_joewhoa_whoa9610]

Charlie Trone It dnt look like he guna BEET this 😂😂😂

[@briangaudino8141]

looks more like a Rolf Jr.!

[@rodrigomunera8523]

“You haven’t faced any consequences for your actions have you?” “I have, I’m sitting here answering your questions”

[@ARCH-INNERGY]

😅😛😜

[@captainron4924]

Lmao!

[@jamesatkinson9940]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MrJamberee]

It’s the prosecutor who should face consequences- for putting this mental case on the stand as a witness. Joe couldn’t have done better for himself if he got to pick the witness. In fact, I’m suspicious that Joe did pick this witness.

[@bsantillie]

Anyone notice the judge. She looks loaded. 🤤

[@CrazyCrystal8175]

I remember watching this the 1st time and it was GREAT THEN AND STILL IS NOW!!😅

[@peterd9427]

Insinuating and strongly trying to make the jury believe that someone that is taking their prescribed medication for ADHD makes him a druggy and or high is horrible. I don't know how lawyers like that can live with themselves. Yes you could class that medication as a type of amphetamine (and this is what he stresses to make unsuspecting people believe he must be high) but I am a pharmacist and a medical student. I can tell you that someone with ADHD will not have the same response to amphetamines as other people. It will actually balance them and make them function like someone without ADHD that is not taking amphetamines. What a lowlife!

[@capatheist]

Lmao... You didn't watch the rest did you dipshit? He wasn't trying to imply that he's a druggy He was listing one of several examples of perjury... Your making the exact same trap assumption that the killer made... Moron

[@JaneDoe-xi6ec]

That's why you're not a lawyer

[@LeftWingCutBack]

Well no, he’s defending his client . Lol he’s simply calling out contradictions. He’s making the witness look unreliable to the jury.

[@phillylove7290]

@@LeftWingCutBack Its a dishonest tactic by the lawyer. He is either "high" because he is on his prescribed medication or he is not reliable because he is "off his meds". Whether he took his meds or not, this lawyer would use the witnesses disease to discredit him.

[@LeftWingCutBack]

@@phillylove7290 wait wait , he wanted to testify. That lawyer didn’t make him go up there . Make a statement then get back tracked on you ability to no recollect isn’t the lawyers fault . He wanted to snitch on that guy so he would get out free .

[@jacksonwerner7647]

“if you’re accusing me of being drugs” yes officer, it’s that one

[@alexovercast3359]

I died lmao

[@chibo3939]

I started laughing at 4 am so loud woke up the whole house got beat father went to jail and now he’s in court

[@chibo3939]

Bababooey

[@j.a.chronic6242]

He’s definitely on amphetamines. Talkative, anxious but not timid, and also just look at how wide his eyes are.

[@jakobtaliaferro1960]

@@j.a.chronic6242 he said he took his prescribed add or ADHD meds which all are extremely similar to amphetamines

[@willlock3644]

Going to court today as a witness. Think I’ll wear all black and my serial killer glasses. ....

[@barimayberry]

Lol The look I was shooting for

[@holodoctor1]

Seriously... he could be Jeffry Dahmer’s clone 🤣

[@joecook5689]

It was a tough choice of the look. Lol

[@theanointedbackslider8653]

Yeaaah, them glasses .....😂😂😂😂

[@johnt4426]

Lol

[@mattbronsil6336]

This guy is a great example of why you should not talk too much when on the stand. Slow down when answering, give the opposing counsel time to object, and at least know a redirect is probably coming if you're not comfortable. You would have done a great job even if there were no extra comments, but his comments just handed your entire point right to the jury.

[@robertafierro5592]

Good advice! Never show the court you are annoyed at simply being there!

[@authenticbaguette6673]

That prosecutor is incompetent, how does she let her witness be tortured on the stand like that? I do not necessarily condone what the defense attorney was doing (leading questions, trying to strong-arm the kid and confuse him with red herrings and vague threats... etc), but I respect someone who is good at their job.

[@darrellsimon9049]

He wasn't trying to confuse him! He just brought his contradictions to the light so the jury could see. That stupid prosecutor just didn't prepare her client well

[@QueLastima]

Same thing, trying to confuse him is also doing exactly what you said.

[@lydialutz]

She cannot bring an objection if the questions are proper. Most of the questions are proper so she couldn't object to them, even if her witness 'felt tortured.'

[@DeviceAnathema]

@@lydialutz Many of the questions were not proper, and she very well can object. That's the whole point of an objection! Attorney objects under a reason, judge rules in it.

[@mattsupertramp6506]

He doesn't take drugs, HE IS THE DRUGS

[@Matt-re4et]

“If you’re accusing me of being drugs?!” 😂😂

[@duswil3934]

The drugs took him.

[@splifstar85]

That’s what Pablo Picasso used to say 🤷‍♂️😁

[@kimmyfreak200]

lol

[@cm7676]

Take that!

[@davidstewart7451]

I feel like I walked in on season 3 of a series

[@stephaniehidock5790]

David Stewart hahahaha

[@tydiop752]

How to get away with murder*

[@amberwkly3747]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 me too !!!

[@LoneWoIfPack19]

Yup 😂😂😂

[@amykrzyszton5758]

@@tydiop752 Ahhh I dropped the ball on that one. I was thinking Shameless or.... There is a title on the tip of my tongue....

[@chookieharding]

I have adhd and watching this dude testify is the first time it has ever truly sunk in for me that adhd is a disability. My memory is so fucking bad, and listening to him answer questions in a way that is totally reasonable to me and then getting treated like a liar was crazy. I didn't interpret his testimony as inconsistent in a deceitful way, just inconsistent in a 'my memory is shit and doing drugs at this dudes house isn't important enough to be rememberd accurately' kind of way.

[@thejurydoctor6097]

But can you admit that he’s not an appropriate witness in this case and the defense has a right to point that out. If there are so many people at this house, any diagnosis aside, you’d think the prosecutor would find one not admitting to lying under oath and lying to police 😅

[@andrewvelonis5940]

Not a killer cross examination. A good, thorough cross examination during which the prosecutor was asleep. There were many, many questions that should have been objected to as being compound, argumentative, immaterial or calling for a legal conclusion. In addition there were several answers that were non-responsive, to which the defense attorney could have asked be stricken from the record.

[@rsnookerg308]

Agree. In my mind I was objecting repeatedly. Plus how could she not prep her witness and advise him on 5th amendment implications of some areas of inquiry. Total fail

[@garrettgravley]

I mean, he successfully impeached an adverse witness’s credibility, which is ultimately what the goal was.

[@Jake.The.Snake.]

How could you even call this a "good" or "through" cross examination? The witness made multiple long speeches and explained everything he wanted to explain. The defense attorney completely failed at making the witness look unreliable, he moved on from a question at the witnesses request and stopped going down that path. The questions being asked were too long and left too much room for the witness to talk about other things. This is objectively an awful cross examination, the witness walked all over this attorney .

[@garrettgravley]

@@Jake.The.Snake. so being cornered into admitting you committed perjury is “walking all over” the attorney?

[@Jake.The.Snake.]

@@garrettgravley was the witness ultimately charged with purjury in this case? No. Was the witness's entire testimony against the defendant stricken from the official record? No. I rest my case.

[@Karch.Dah-Veed]

"If you're accusing me of being drugs, then you're doing a very bad job as an attorney." Classic.

[@brucedavis6244]

Haha

[@velvet6105]

I know...I caught that as well LOL

[@neilmeddaugh8688]

LMFAO!!! Right?!!!!

[@alysskennedy8661]

Best line of the video.

[@bitTorrenter]

Being drugs? That's not even grammatically correct. Tbh, he does look intoxicated.

[@maxmccann5323]

When it said “killer” cross examination, I had no doubt in my mind that this guy was the killer, even though there wasn’t even a murder lmao

[@natural9747]

Spectacles says it all.

[@blakeragland4507]

Same. 😆 I was like this guy forsure did it.

[@YoungCoyy]

😂😂😂😂

[@Mitchell432]

Diddo lmfao ((guilty))

[@maxmccann5323]

@@blakeragland4507 exactly, don't know what he did, don't even care, ya just know he was the one that did it 😂

[@srobliski]

this is better than all 9000 law and order episodes

[@heavilymeditated108]

“You’re gonna need glasses. What style would you like?” “Let’s go with the Dahmer.”

[@GD20254]

😂

[@murkstalinskitm5334]

I thought I was about to watch a serial killer on trial. Turns out drugs was being cross examined

[@jackburnell3209]

That's EXACTLY what I thought.

[@debbiep99]

Could be both? He seems like that type.

[@lidarose2553]

Hahaha I wanted him to be a killer so bad till I realized, damnit, he's just on Adderall! Lol

[@wakeupfool7734]

That was the intent of the writer of the statement "killer cross-exam". It called deception in legal terms and called BS in common language terms

[@DJMAGICVINYL]

@@lidarose2553 😆

[@chrisspring5346]

If Joe's partys are legit, you must acquit!

[@reidjennings9009]

Underated comment lol

[@cutthroattruthnews4766]

lol IKR Joe throws a fn party he throws a PARRRRTAYYYY...lmfao I heard like 8 diff drugs, prob music women DAMF FREE JOE n hook me uppppppppppp

[@chrisspring5346]

@@cutthroattruthnews4766 Joe is da man

[@cutthroattruthnews4766]

look me up @joeymacauley Joe is Great this skinny little rich rat tryna save his ass.

[@poopnach]

Objection your Honor! Joe's parties are unusually krunk! I move for this case to be filed in multiple courts!

[@mattb6646]

I wonder what year this was recorded because this kid looks 40 and 20 at the same time

[@BH-xp8ic]

😂

[@kriscan6231]

2018

[@modtwentyeight]

This strangely popped up still again. I'll watch it again, and then pick myself up off the floor from laughing again.🤣🤣 See you again in a couple of years.

[@laurieh.6508]

The judge looks like she wants to be anywhere but in court.

[@davidca96]

Ive noticed several Judges like that here in Michigan, I saw one actually fall asleep during a trial once.

[@jackburnell3209]

If she's like every judge I've seen, she's daydreaming about playing golf.

[@vaiona5156]

Hahahah most are like that including the JURY 🤣

[@simonwolfendale1988]

She has that "I could murder a pint" look.

[@john-carlosynostroza]

😆

[@amberkelly8055]

The witness looks like he's in character to play a 1980s serial killer

[@thefloridamanofytcomments5264]

Amber Kelly I thought that’s what I was clicking on. He looks like the guy with the bone saw from Reno 911.

[@amberkelly8055]

@@thefloridamanofytcomments5264holy shit, you're right 😆

[@goldteethe]

Amber Kelly bubbles ?

[@amberkelly8055]

@@goldteethe he's a beautiful bastard

[@goldteethe]

Amber Kelly I love how he loves cats (: 🐈

[@carlosdeno]

This attorney is attacking and destroying this witness, why? Because his client is guilty.

[@arima5657]

We need the full version of this.

[@tmwproductions3685]

"You're mistaking exaggeration for a lack of memory" - witness defending his statement

[@brentbrown7940]

Lol I took notice of that statement but it didn’t hit me until I read this comment. What an idiot

[@kevinkanzler495]

Lack of memory AND lack of care is what he said which is even worse lol.

[@72golfcrazy]

What he means by that statement could be that he isn't trying to intentionally mislead the court. It's possible that he's trying to draw on his actual memory of events rather than on his memory of a story he's been instructed to rehearse, tell and stick to. He seems somewhat ashamed or embarrassed by some of the details of his testimony, and he even admits at one point to having perjured himself and lied to police.

[@kuntface5]

Seeing the words in sentence form makes me feel worse about it

[@FirstLast-il6ok]

He just said it backwards. He meant that Neil was mistaking his lack of memory with him exaggerating.

[@151balance]

Did this kid pick out his own serial killer glasses

[@fishfreak9380]

Roy B fr

[@hammercanttouchthis]

Joe probably lent them to him after he drugged the kid.

[@EatBugsSeeGod]

RIGHT??????

[@MentholKratom]

hahahaha

[@doesitreallymatternope9641]

Dahmer jr

[@mrronobvious9809]

That was a great attempt at impeachment, but that kid did a great job holding his own under incredible stress. I hope his life is going well today

[@bgmiller5]

This lawyer picking on him sounds like a senior jock in high school picking on an 8th grader. The fact he's using this as a bragging point speaks volumes about why he's a defense attorney representing a reprehensible human being.

[@lydialutz]

Not at all. He's doing his job well. The witness lied several times and he's sorting through all of that methodically, not picking on him. @@bgmiller5

[@YIKESMF]

😂😂😂 I bet he's not.

[@YIKESMF]

​@@bgmiller5picking on him?😂😂 It's called questioning. It's called he decided to go to court that day and testify. Lmfao 😂😂😂

[@robertduvernet4257]

As a juror, I would be so aggravated by your questions. I believed the witness 100% in spite of your badgering him. I related to him more because of how you were trying to tie him up in twisted convoluted questions, and although I could see the points you were trying to make, and where you were going with it all, it fails everytime because of your approach. You start off by basically accusing him of being high, because he takes a prescription for ADHD, and then make him even more relatable by questioning his desire to lie to avoid being arrested during a raid… I don’t get it. I’d be interested to hear and see the outcome of this case.

[@realhighup]

This this this 100% agree. Like we get it bro, the kid is a liar move tf on

[@MitchellWiggs]

*Joe’s house sounds lit af*

[@tapski1]

Yes yes y'all

[@shywolf1866]

😂😂😂

[@ryantakamine]

I literally Laughed out loud

[@gregorytaylor862]

Hahaha

[@rohanp1026]

lmao

[@hababaaslan7030]

THATS TEEN DWIGHT FROM THE OFFICE!

[@GhostPro91]

nawww Scary Movie

[@sonnyspliff]

Spot on! Hahaha

[@femiagunbiade582]

😂😂😂😂😂👍🏾

[@CallduhAmberLamp]

hababa aslan yah if Dwight never sold paper and instead lived with his mom while doing special k on the DL

[@philosopherman683]

you mean Gareth from the English office....

[@leapinglaura7343]

One of those judges who don't know how to control a courtroom. Attorneys smell that quickly. Chaos ensues.

[@txmde8777]

Ket, coke, pills, booze?? Joes house sounds like studio 54 lol

[@Herewearenowentertainus]

Timothy Leary nightmare

[@boruchsiper4844]

Remember kids, anything you say can and will be used against you in court of law. The only thing you should tell the cops without a lawyer is… “lawyer please”

[@mortalclown3812]

No matter what. 💯

[@tarico4436]

After you say, "Lawyer please," the cops put the handcuffs on so tight you have finger(s) hurting for at least a month, if not permanent damage, and they write several tickets for you. Or you talk, and things seem to be easier. I've heard the same "tight handcuffs" story from several political protesters (who refused to move off the street when ordered to by the fuzz).

[@jamiesharp874]

this should be taught to everyone over the age of 12. it doesn't say it will help you in court, it says CAN & WILL be used AGAINST you.

[@BiGMaNNY420]

That includes the "truth"

[@markbaz4200]

@@jamiesharp874Along with cops & police officers can and WILL lie to you as they feel necessary to get to the truth. I never understood how them lying to get to the truth made sense,

[@x217xwebb]

The memeability of this video is incredible.

[@yoyoyo3531]

His reaction at 40:45 defo meme material

[@nevergiveupnevergivein7655]

And how!

[@Blu17175]

Is there any other video from this court trial Very interesting and confused who what where this trial is about.

[@HidInMistProductions]

The defendant is Professor Joseph Schiele of Oakland University. If you search that up, you can find some news reports about the trial.

[@moriordan85]

Im watching the Jennifer Crumbley trial ( the mother of the Oxford Highschool shooter ) And I knew I recognized this courtroom & judge.

[@geographicoddity9444]

I, too, am confused as to why KZbin suggested this video for me. It’s scary that KZbin knows us better than we do. It was right. I enjoyed it very much.

[@funkymonkey299]

Same😂

[@Qbabxtra]

its because people that watch similar videos to you, liked it

[@rekora1045]

Dusty Glover because they see all your search algorithms when you use anything owned by google. You give them all your habits of what you watch, and how long and wonder how they give you good suggestions? lol the answer I think is this : Humans love watching other people like this get owned. Even though we know most would also lie about denying ownership on drugs simply because, it would ruin their hard earned futures.

[@tommyhaukedalhansson2797]

You are buged by YT , and goverment so dump your alexa speakers

[@christinaburns4718]

What exactly did he do?

[@kerreighclaire6543]

"I would appreciate it if you could move on to the next question." Oh bless his heart!

[@purplezoid1]

🤓

[@jezalb2710]

A lying toe rag

[@martinstrnad4517]

@J KJ Declassified What does the "taking the 5th" mean?

[@surreallou3221]

@@martinstrnad4517 By pleading the fifth it means you are refusing to testify in court for the entirety of your trial. It can be used to prevent self-incrimination. But they can plead the fifth for questions that they deem are self-incriminating. But a witness subpoenaed to testify must testify. If you refuse the subpoenaed which is a court order it is punishable by jail, a fine, or both.

[@martinstrnad4517]

@@surreallou3221 Thank you, sir.

[@williambolton4698]

I'm astonished that the bully-boy tactics employed by the defense lawyer would be broadcast by that lawyer. All this does is fill me with contempt for the tactics employed.

[@vnewen2157]

He’s so proud of it too like look what I did here guys I got him good yet all charges except one were found unanimously guilty for his client 😂

[@jeremysmith9694]

​@@vnewen2157seriously. Talk about arrogance.

[@JohnKlanac-yo5bq]

That's why you're not a defense lawyer a.s.s.ho

[@tomzambito359]

Confabulation is what it's called, and most attorneys will deny that word pertains to them...and the guy is correct, we ALL practice self deception every day, we are just not aware of it...

[@hanleysoloway7965]

"Hmm. I'm a supercilious prick but surely there's a way I can let more people know I'm a supercilious prick? I know! I'll start a youtube channel!"

[@AdamS235]

good work on grilling a 20 year old for an hour about a small amount of medicine, your Medal of Honor is in the mail

[@fa2359]

This is one of the best witnesses I’ve ever seen on the stand. Everyone’s confused including the judge and prosecutor.

[@tresunique5900]

K M lmfao; soooo true!

[@chocomanger6873]

He looks like a contestant on America's Got Talent

[@yehheapsmadaybut]

@@chocomanger6873 America's most wanted*

[@amazingm.ed.1944]

Im not confused......he is lying to save his ass.

[@Songbirdstress]

@@yehheapsmadaybut America's most wasted 😊

[@rikodesinko]

Joe's parties are so lit that you may or may not have taken Ketamine and you can't be certain of either of those decisions.

[@bob2nifty]

Drumkilla15 thats fucking funny lets go to joes

[@nicksmith4888]

hahahaha

[@jonslg240]

Right? Lmao

[@pterodactylptroll]

I wonder what else might have happened at Joe's.

[@rikodesinko]

pterodactylptroll You know what they say, "What happens at Joe's...uh... I can't remember the rest of it."

[@felicityholmes9072]

According to recent surveys, 17 percent of the population find lawyers trustworthy. I can"t imagine how it could be that high.

[@thomasmichael6509]

Despite this cross examination, Joe was still Found guilty by the jury

[@7safdar]

Sir, why? What you think?

[@gayprepperz6862]

Damn, KZbin is so full of Rabbit Holes, I don't know how I ended up here, but I ended watching the whole thing. Heaven only knows where I'll end up after this.

[@mikeallen292]

Where ever you end up, I'm sure theyll be cats along the way. KZbin crow bars cats into everything..... Maybe criminal defense cats. I dunno

[@travelsouthafrica5048]

hey did you see the "dexterity toy " video ? your are welcome

[@splifstar85]

@@mikeallen292 check out “I am puma” channel )

[@rick15666]

Where the hell is part 2!???

[@matthewhennessey5967]

How about "the Complete collection of Rob Lyman" City councils fear his arrival!

[@valenteleanos4774]

THE NEVER ENDING BOTTLE OF WATER

[@mikesgoodmann9349]

I can actually remember way back when that wasn't "standard equipment" !

[@joshuaking9408]

Do I have to give this Joe character drugs to get my hands on this never ending water bottle?

[@RandomFlops]

@@joshuaking9408 yes, give him an eight ball of coke; got mine last week it almost flooded my house when my cat tipped it over while I was at the gym

[@HmlsDarkOps]

When being nervous goes wrong. You attempt to drown yourself by drinking too much water.

[@WonderBreed]

Dude was actually drinking the last drops of that bottle lmfao

[@vincentnowak4079]

Excellent composure, by the way, Mr. Rockind.

[@icepickwillie8980]

My blood pressure goes up anytime I watch videos like this.. The amount of sleaze some go to know NO BOUNDS when it comes to lawyers and how low they will go twisting words to paint a narrative and trip people up on the stand ..

[@neszero]

also, this attorney is fat and I would not have sex with him.

[@nicvanorton6795]

The kid is a liar and admitted committing perjury. The attorney did his job, like it or not.

[@darrellsimon9049]

​@@nicvanorton6795exactly!!!! These people are stupid

[@libragirl4471]

Wait who's side are we on. The kid seems like a lying jerk and I don't even know what he did.

[@fan_of_brent_terhune_comedian]

This defense attorney has ZERO integrity

[@RoseSecurity_]

Can we get this man off the stand before he admits to being Joe😂

[@ryanevans6090]

Lmao I felt like it was getting to that point

[@petea2485]

Lol

[@cinthiafraser4533]

Lol, no doubt!!! Lol

[@marksimmons3245]

🤣😂🤣😂🤦‍♂️

[@gregy9232]

Best comment

[@doubledoc7807]

That's a template for how lawyers should handle cross-examinations! How Neil stayed calm and focused on the task at hand is remarkable. Kudos.

[@aldo30]

Kudos to the great lawyer. His client only got more than 3 years porridge time. That boy on the stand had him on toast that much he could only show 50 minutes of the "KILLER CROSS EXAMINATION" SHITE LAWYER

[@janimarytrusty2884]

Vyvanse helps

[@heroe1486]

No he's clearly annoying, a template for mediocrity at best.

[@RayCasey2010]

psychopaths make great criminal defense lawyers

[@plekkchand]

The lawyer makes it appear that the witness is confused, whereas some of his own questions are confusingly put and gramatically fragmentary. The jury will assume the legitimate difficulty the witness has in answering them is due to his being evasive or disingenuous . Both appear confused to me at turns. At any rate, to call this advertisement for legal services an example of "killer" cross examination is risible.

[@bbjsrevenge1430]

Spot on.

[@TrevorDuran3390]

Me: I'm just gonna watch 5 minutes. Also me: What a great ending.

[@johnnymeyers6681]

Congratulations, the KZbin algorithm has chosen you. Now I, somehow passed the bar exam.

[@DandyBeingTandi]

Underrated comment!! 😂😂😂😂

[@Wendall989]

This is a really interesting cross because the witness admits to past perjury multiple times yet comes across as being truthful during this line of cross while the defense attempts to paint him as a liar.

[@lydialutz]

I certainly came away with the impression that the guy was a liar and would use lies when he felt it would help him.

[@YIKESMF]

Yeah, a lot of us watching do not agree with you.

[@hockeyfan5509]

LOL, no one sees what you saw. Stay away from beer.

[@Wendall989]

@@hockeyfan5509 let’s see, 3 comments disagreeing with me, 18 likes and tons of other comments on the vid agreeing with me. Almost as if people are entitled to their own opinions and opinions can differ!

[@realhighup]

It’s fascinating. Defense counsel chooses to continually, almost nauseatingly split hairs on volunteered facts, to his demise. And pros is asleep with the objections. Asked and answered, irrelevant, badgering…

[@Bob-en9sw]

What case is this and is the entire thing recorded?

[@Lepidopray]

Plot twist: The defendant was acquitted and released, but the witness was sentenced to 20 years.

[@sh393]

Really?

[@salettecontreras8035]

Hahaha

[@Jonnybarbs]

@@sh393 no

[@sarahreid3467]

lol

[@sh393]

@@Jonnybarbs I thought maybe he was dumb enough to admit to something not in the immunity maybe. Man, what a bummer this guy probably still has friends too..

[@xXCAFOXx]

“If you’re accusing me of being drugs...you’d be correct, I AM THE GODDAMN DRUGS!”

[@XxXShevampXxX]

I wish I was the drugs.

[@CreoleGoddess89]

💀💀💀💀

[@neems_crassidy]

Randy... I AM the liquor!

[@jazztastic9007]

👏😂

[@ratrandy7526]

Neems Crassidy you called?

[@josephkowalczyk7459]

the state really called someone who looks and acts like the steriotypical serial killer as a witness wtf lmao

[@izzydoesit8663]

1st x a drug dealer found not guilty while witness “serial killa” charged instead! 😂

[@Stormsniper01]

You’re intimating me but you’re not going to intimidate me. Classic.

[@MrNick-]

His glasses made me click the video His answers made me watch the whole thing

[@bezzerwizzer6448]

Somewhere here it is stated Its prescription glasses .

[@kccourt6910]

this kid is straight amazing!!!

[@rosaf4661]

It did but something about his face showed he was gonna keep it real

[@afroheaddudeful]

This

[@sarahbee3732]

Same!

[@bertisuesymons8784]

I am acting this way because you are intimidating, I am intimidated but if you think you are intimidating me it's not gonna work

[@edsoncuevas7652]

He says that as he’s intimated as hell😂😂

[@CozyEm1]

😂😂😂

[@keeshakhan7136]

What's with that nose he makes before he answers? I'm like please don't do that long.

[@niftygrower2745]

If you hear the last question from the other lawyer at the beginning of the video, he says he’s living with his parents. This is a classic loser that wanted attention and now it came back to bite his ass. Classic kid that lives in his own mind and thought he was gonna put a movie type performance on the stand and failed like an idiot.

[@roleat]

@@niftygrower2745 I dont think he did anything wrong, he was drunk and high and was used as a witness. Didn't ask for anything.

[@Chancho801]

I love how NO ONE, not even the person who posted this video, knows what case this is.

[@Odemaris.]

Joseph Schiele trial

[@Chancho801]

@@Odemaris. THANK YOU 😂

[@joeyblogsy]

It’s pretty obvious what the case is about actually

[@annettepayne822]

Woah! Th video did not disappoint. The title is spot on.

[@Robhalifax]

Lesson to learn. NEVER WITNESS ANYTHING

[@sthavoc8]

Don't Ever talk to cops any lawyer will tell you that.

[@sthavoc8]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ml6aoGyujtVqm6c >CA >Don't Talk to the Police

[@dayo1026]

My guess is he's trying to save his client from a case involving giving drugs to young men among other things. This kid struck a deal with the state to give evidence against Joe. Neil is impeaching his credibility with prior inconsistent statements in hopes of discrediting the state's key witness.

[@kyleadam8514]

I never even witnessed this comment. Godbless

[@yngclothing]

Or be honest about it if you do

[@johnt4426]

This looks like 1989, but I believe it’s 2017. This has got to be one of the strangest videos ever. It’s great.

[@justwantedtosay1098]

It's the glasses

[@hotspothawkins6453]

This explains a lot about the guy being questioned lol couldn’t see anyone saying half of what he’s saying 30 years ago, “yes I took drugs today” like Jesus 😂 way to discredit yourself

[@trailerparkboys3390]

Review brahs moron brother

[@dark0ssx]

"This looks like 1989" no this doesnt

[@karenalcorn2083]

Can anyone tell me which trial this is? I want to watch more

[@sabinaagha11]

I do not think people realize as a witness on the stand you can control the narrative by your responses. This is a perfect example of that.

[@KolorMeyellow]

''I dont understand how i can look at myself from a 3rd person view'' it was at this moment I paused, went to my fridge, got a drink and put up the volume. I'm about to be entertained. PS: KZbin knows me better than i know myself

[@eQuASiANXane]

Rolled up at the "accusing me of being drugs" part, amazing watch, i want more.

[@amyimogenimagine]

Hahahah yes 😂🙌🏻 when he said that I was like, ohhhh Shem. Objectivity, a learned skill that clearly some never learn.

[@thebitchisback7026]

I did the same thing and even the attorney was taken aback. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tjgeorge3124]

Is it true that you told the office “I got up and got a drink from the fridge because *you are about to be entertained*?”

[@theirishman8356]

Me too... Lol. I was about to close out until I heard him say now im angry...

[@Pe6ek]

Fun fact : You start watching this, you'll have to finish it.

[@bugsy1028]

It’s like a train wreck. You can’t not look.

[@Elegant_Sausage]

Yeah, you were right! 😂

[@julieball1167]

I don’t know what it’s about yet but I’m fascinated train crash tv

[@goose7251]

lol 😂 dang it

[@Magic7Dragon]

Jesus Christ... so true

[@SoylentThulhu]

That poor guy was not ready at all. Whoever prepped him, or failed to, did him a huge disservice.

[@BENNY_MAC]

Poor guy? He's a sniveling little snitch. Who made his own decisions to use drugs and couldn't handle the consequences when caught.

[@FrenchieGivesYabatheKia]

I think he did just fine!

[@user-otzlixr]

When Big bang theory is combined with Trainspotting.

[@stephenharriman1974]

When the judge says “are you high right now” 😂😂😂

[@damienomen68]

Your honour, I resemble that question!

[@reverendleeharris]

😂

[@TrentonF505]

Hell yeah fuckin right

[@PastelCerulean]

"Are you high right now?" "No, I am not." "Ok."

[@erzebet6977]

He might not be high but I'm concerned the attorney might be lol

[@elycezynski]

The prosecution clearly didn’t prepare this witness for cross-examination. Good lord! He’s imploding...

[@vatechie21]

Yeah he's trying to get ahead of all of the questions like it's his job to win the case. Like dude just answer, you're not the one on trial (for now, with that perjury admission that's over....)

[@YoBobby]

bruh, like , at any point is anyone able to stand up and say "objection" like got damn

[@ErebuBat]

@@YoBobby object to what? You can only object if the question is improper not if the witness is awful.

[@YoBobby]

@@ErebuBat u can object any time... regardless of whether the judge agrees or not. the judge will just say over-ruled. object to anything to slow down the questioning/ allow the defendant to have time to think of something.

[@ErebuBat]

@@YoBobby no you can’t. I think you have watched too much law and order. If you kept objecting for no reason I guarantee the judge would not put up with that.

[@childtimematters513]

Is this trial on youtube? Would like to see more. What names to search in title?

[@butchp51]

The ignorant prosecutor should LOSE her job, obviously she didn't even read the pretrial testimony. What an IDIOT! She set that witness up for complete failure and lies.

[@A-Chap]

I never knew Dwight Schrute was such a party boy in his youth

[@nayrskater]

Dwight is always surprising us.

[@spewter]

False. This is not Dwight Schrute. Identity theft is not a joke, Andrew.

[@BlackLightsMatter]

@@spewter MICHAEL!!!!!

[@steventollefson5418]

Mose keeps all the ketamine for himself now that Dwight is manager.

[@maxgottesman9662]

That is the funniest comment I have heard in this thread. I'm still laughing. You should consider doing stand-up!

[@dougmaclennan8654]

“I would appreciate it if you moved onto the next question.” All timer.

[@barimayberry]

That request is priceless. I’ve gotten off of many crimes in court by simply asking them to move on to the next question. This kid is on top of his game

[@liavhanegbi2729]

@@barimayberry Maybe not the best idea to tell people that, dude.

[@barimayberry]

@@liavhanegbi2729 you are probably right. Sarcasm is hard to read through typed words

[@GD20254]

"I dont normally communicate from a STAND IN CIRCUIT COURT!" 😂

[@tomcooper6108]

Mr Spencer needs a cartoon balloon appearing at regular intervals that says, ""Wheels spinning!!!!!!!!".

[@algi1]

Wow, that lawyer pulled a Ray Comfort. "Have you ever lied? Then you're a liar."

[@quantroots]

ray comfort lmao

[@rocky-iv1446]

Banana mans an idiot lol..

[@lamarputney432]

Haha 😂 great comment