LAWYERS, How Did Your CLIENT RUIN Your Case?

[@gdragonlord749]

"Bale denied for your own protection" is probably the most hilarious thing I have heard a judge say Edit: 20:00 heard a similar story about two marines. One got the clap and the other became a father.

[@schutzenhaus]

Describing many of these clients as just “different expressions of humanity” is naieve. Some of them are just plain stupid.

[@mobguy1951]

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[@mobguy1951]

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[@mobguy1951]

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[@critica77y77]

I think this channel uses ChatGPT to add filler text. Most of these are drawn-out versions of more laconic comments as seen on other channels.

[@JJ-ml7pq]

Story 1 Ha, that reminds me of the first debate I had in my debate elective. I was so amped up I started trying to launch into a rebuttal before the other team has a chance to respond to me at all. The teacher had to stop me so the other team (and later, my own teammates) could actually have their turn lmao.

[@Joirish-rm7jk]

Aight I know it's fake but the message of dress attire in the second story is a real thing. You can be completely innocent but if you dress wrong they will convict you thinking you're guilty

[@michaelmapes4119]

Why cant they just tell the story and leave the prose to the professional writers. Also ditch these "moral of the stories" and "constant reminders". We the readers can figure it out through the story. It's not like we need to be condescendingly explained to because we didn't have three years of law school. Sure I get it that you had plenty of training, but to be always condescendingly moralizing is a turn off.

[@NoirTheSable]

I'm guessing this channel puts these stories through ChatGPT or some other AI to add all that stuff. I recognize a few of them from Reddit and from other "storytime" channels, and they were written a lot more concisely.

[@roka9963]

ah yes, us government doesnt care about the elderly.