The Briefs | Part One (Criminal Law Documentary) | Real Stories

[@amandaslade4841]

I wish this was a series instead of a one off. I really enjoyed it.

[@rutter1ify]

Theres 2 more on this channel!👍

[@nickiehoyt9512]

Ginge1990 where? I've seen this & one other.. but haven't found a third?

[@fionagregory5873]

it is a series actually

[@fionagregory5873]

look around. I found a few.

[@fionagregory5873]

seek and you shall find as the old saying goes....

[@L4WNY..]

Who says crime doesn't pay!...... It pays the solicitors, the police, the courts, the prisons. It pays the whole system 😂

[@MissOrchid12]

So true

[@doug132639]

Police get wages and kick backs ..and MONEY from dealers .

[@dogdog9857]

if crime stopped tomorrow the whole ecomemy would collapse

[@insel8131]

@eejitseverywhere PIRC and professionell standards LOVE to destroy a cops life? you are seriously misguided mate...and it does go on a lot more than people think...

[@johnmcnulty4895]

And through legal aid we pay.

[@slyse7en]

Steven is an absolute dropkick.

[@emma8639]

OilWho I know he was soo cocky and had a really bad attitude from the start

[@TheDocRitchie]

@@emma8639 he is a complete Nepis!

[@dadt8009]

He says he's committed the act and knew it was wrong, but is pleading guilty. He is clearly not as smart as he thinks he is, or he doesn't know how the law works. He should have gone to all the meetings with his lawyer before the trial.

[@press_button_for_assistance]

Agreed. What an idiot.

[@Johnketes54]

@@dadt8009 Pub is more important and his drinking buddies know more depending on how much they have drunk and who paid for it

[@lezlezman1843]

16:04 "We need to get more people committing crimes and repeat offenders so we can stay in business." I think that pretty much sums the legal system up in a nutshell.

[@everythinghaschanged42]

How???? The people have committed the crimes regardless... it’s not immoral for lawyers to want business. It’s not as if they’re telling people to commit crimes. Give your head a wobble mate. They’re saying don’t let the crims go to other lawyers

[@scottsound4711]

@@everythinghaschanged42 I think you should give you're own head a wobble & see the bigger picture ...Piff

[@kennykdel-scales9962]

Yeah because people are gonna keep committing crimes anyway so let these lawyers benefit from it.🤷🏽‍♀️

[@stanthemafia]

That was soo disgusting

[@danieltaylor9509]

I know why do solictor like helping criminals

[@BroMorris0341]

Shout out to Britain for keeping powdered wigs relevant

[@Yaya-mg8sb]

Mr. Morris 😂😂😂😂😂

[@fionagregory5873]

we shall keep our traditions if we wish. Now get along with you.

[@mkxv]

FIONA GREGORY girl it was a compliment, now get along w that attitude 🙄

[@kenspock943]

Shout out to the UK for giving the world common law and the Corporate structure...

[@lo7160]

And super gohnorrea.

[@nickiehoyt9512]

I really wish this was an actual tv show or there multiple videos (more than 2).. I really enjoy the flow of the show & the easy going of how things are explained & done. Plus the narrator 👌👌 granted I'm an American so none of the laws or anything I learn applies to me but for some reason I'm always interested in learning about other countries & their forms, ways of governments.

[@fionagregory5873]

it is no so different, because American law derived from English law.

[@user-qr7eb1sf3l]

British justice system is very different from the American. I would say the Australian justice system is similar to the British though.

[@judepierse2883]

They’re other episodes

[@nikkic36]

All episodes are on KZbin which is at least 3

[@ryanwillis2513]

22 previous convictions and he’s still walking around on the street... that’s messed up.

[@stagumphs]

I feel fundamentally better about who I am and the great life I lead. Thanks to the offenders of Manchester. Needed the reminder.

[@genghis26]

Trying to get a speed freak to make a no comment interview. Good luck with that.

[@amberhankin284]

Pmsl 😂 😂 😂 true tho 👌💯👌

[@jaxxoceans3866]

HILARIOUS & SO TRUE😂👏😂 I'm surprised the corrupt police judges & lawyers haven't picked up on using this tactic to get people to incriminate themselves or have they 😯 slipping it in the breakfast of people being held in prison awaiting trial. I think the big high profile cases wld benefit the prosecution in this way YIKES

[@davidlloyd2225]

😂😂😂👍

[@kdlofty]

Spud from Trainspotting's interview. Lol.

[@samuraisoul1043]

Feel sorry for the lawyer representing the sexoffender you can see he's repulsed by him

[@justanother2021]

Stephen Cooper yeahhh you could def tell when the guy was describing the younger man and saying how attractive he is, he was suuuuper awkward and uncomfortable. Don’t blame him at all

[@ellencampbell3921]

How about his parents? He lives with them as a condition of bail. That’s raw.

[@TheMradampturner]

He should have never been given bail !

[@a_s2557]

i bet he was glad the camera crew were with him on that one because yikes

[@stevenewton1126]

It's not that bad these days in Salford, got Tuckers helping me atm with a dodgy drug drive charge....... When I say dodgy it's very borderline as the medication prescribed is the one that's over the threshold

[@thespiritsafe]

most of these defendants, unfortunately, just aren't that bright.

[@johnjohansson6277]

The Spirit Safe And very, very vulnerable and weren’t handed the best cards in life.

[@tophatproductions3031]

@@johnjohansson6277 What does that matter? You don't need "best cards" to understand that a solicitor is on your side, and it's best to listen to them.

[@Dave062YT]

It's not unfortunate ,that would be their innocent victims .Fortunate for the public they get locked up

[@mrdojob]

@@tophatproductions3031 I have never understood why some people refuse to listen to their solicitors. I think it stems from the fact people just want to avoid any negative outcome at all costs when it's often better to perform damage mitigation instead of trying to get away scott free, even if it means prison. It's much better to plea guilty for a guaranteed prison sentence of 12 months instead of a 95% chance of two years of more for a not guilty plea.

[@burrrrrrrrrrrrrrp]

If your solicitor shows up in a Ford Focus covered in tattoos, long hair, gold rings and smoking 40 biffters a day and then immediately tells you to plead guilty. You know your not getting the créme de la créme of legal aid 😆

[@doyouhearthepeoplesing2]

That second your should actually be you’re

[@benlotus2703]

Better Call Saul

[@benlotus2703]

Better Call Saul

[@Lo-to7zh]

🤣

[@CompassionateEyes]

😂😂😂

[@Xighor]

I wouldn't be surprised Sports Direct buys Tucker's and calls it Tucker's Direct.

[@CeravvvEgan]

Tuckers can set up concessions inside Sports Direct. And they can give a free SD mug with every case brought to Tuckers.

[@jillyb710]

I dont understand how they can reduce legal aid for criminal cases - you have a right to be represented in Court!! They can't take this away or they breach the most basic of human rights.

[@thesatisfiedcustomer4869]

exactly - it will basically end any notion of every human to be able to be innocent until proven guilty. doing away with that, can you imagine what would happen? without that then tyranny would come v v quick.

[@cheryl8386]

Well perhaps these law firms can leave the serial repeat offenders and let them start finding a way to pay for their own lawyers and tighten their belts and defend the people that need it. I would say after 3 repeats that's it no more free support. A billion pounds a year! How much of that goes to defending these yobs who get told by these lawyers to say no comment and they walk out the door back to do what they do best.

[@superchickensoup]

@3:40 "I want to tell you something between me and you" go on then all 250k of us are listening 🤪

[@mrjesabi]

There's a very high correlation between criminals and low IQ,this program will prove this to be true.

[@melissaglover5331]

Maybe the low IQ correlation is actually better aligned with poverty rather to criminality and... with poverty comes poor schooling, poor health, few opprotunities, lack of hope and many *_young and mentally unhealthy_* impoverished kids tend to think "why should you have so much when I have so little?" And that leads to take crimes witnessed in the doc.. with the exception of pedo's and rapists 😠 Either way we need to find a way to fix the thinking of these kids *_OR_* it will only get worse as the gap between rich and poor grows.

[@thesouluniversal]

OR theres a very high correlation between *getting caught* for crimes and low IQ...

[@demolazer]

There's countless smart criminals who get away with all this stuff every day.

[@Meloncholymadness]

@@thesouluniversal Exactly!

[@Meloncholymadness]

@@melissaglover5331 I agree, I think we're advanced enough in the West now, to not have massive wealth gaps and poverty... Shame..

[@kamilkarwat2706]

To get an American public defender to go visit a crime scene to validate facts and testimony is unheard of. I would get yelled at just for doing it on my own time...lol

[@ellmonroe3664]

Mr Malcomn was he for real? He seemed a narcissist to me! Unbelievable running away and making one excuse after another..Kind of explains why he committed the crime in the first place!

[@TheDocRitchie]

thick. thinks he's something clever but is just dumb.

[@hermes.trismegistus616]

Bingo!

[@Johnketes54]

Drinking buddies giving legal advice

[@icambridge]

And this comment is what happens when people hear the world narcissist a lot but don't understand it. It's clear as day, the guy isn't that smart. He's tried to talk his way out of a crime while not being smart enough to know what is happening.

[@tonykennedy5522]

The lawyer with the long hair and earring seems like a very unique individual. I'd say he's great conversation at a dinner party.

[@kimballentyne3482]

Thank you for sharing. Hope justice will be served to all the criminals in my family who live in Gloucester and Cheltenham.

[@threethrushes]

I see Tuckers employs the finest legal minds in the UK. That said, if I were ever in need of counsel, I might give them a call!

[@imnotgayyy8489]

Lol

[@nobodiesfool122]

I sure hope you are kidding!

[@stevenewton1126]

I've used them multiple times, not a bad company at all. Never for violent crime I must admit...... Well there was one fight but that was 2 concenting adults and my opponent came off a little worse. I had a young blonde haired breif from the Manchester branch that was amazing. And I've only used legal Aid on a few occasions.

[@cheesball96]

@@stevenewton1126 you sound like a prat

[@yesboss8657]

@@stevenewton1126 why not try and get a decent career or better still start a business and have some ambition. Hey you might not need to use legal aid again, sounds amazing doesn't it

[@fionagregory8078]

I love English programmes for a change.

[@neighbourhoodwitch18]

Me too! Everything seems or be in the US 😒 I enjoy them, but...would be great if there was Scottish stuff other than the likes of 'The Scheme' which makes us look like, well...scum 😒

[@fionagregory5873]

true

[@virginianeil6172]

You could tell baldy malcolm was guilty as sin and crapping it big time , the running away , phone off and the attitude gave it away .

[@Truth1561]

Nigel comes back from a holiday in Egypt but uses a public defender . Marvellous.

[@killeranu3221]

Whoa you really feel for these lawyers some of their clients are dumb as a bag of bricks. They flatly cant even put their egos aside and have the audacity to blame the lawyers for giving them advice they don't want to hear.

[@Anonymous-zx3do]

What a Vampiric system the whole mess is.

[@Cmoney860]

Oh Gary was feeding the ducks alright!!!

[@grandmastarflash]

he was just watching young boys, no no, ducks, he was feeding the ducks!! lmfao

[@SAVAGE.paradise]

Typical pervert excuse lol

[@Tiger-Baby]

It SCREAMS EUPHEMISM 😂

[@Tiger-Baby]

@@SAVAGE.paradise not true. I've not heard that one before hahaha

[@hermes.trismegistus616]

HHAHAHAHAHA

[@amandaslade4841]

I was born in the UK but except for going back there for two years for college have lived in the U.S. since I was six. I have to say I'm amazed at how well these solicitors treat their clients. They come to your house?!? The public defenders here (public pretenders) barely give you the time of day most of the time you never even speak to them except on the day of court. UK public defenders make house calls?! Whoa.

[@generichuman2044]

It's how they make business. I've dealt with being in court on numerous occasions and have always stuck with the same law firm. The first time they dealt with me they stayed in contact frequently and done an incredible job of keeping me out of prison. You feel like you know some of them personally. They will speak to you on the phone, brief you before, and during court. Honestly they are great people and although it's their living, they take it above and beyond that.

[@BritinIsrael]

You make being a serial crook so romantic lol

[@generichuman2044]

Not too romantic sadly. I served time in the end

[@BritinIsrael]

@@generichuman2044 well i hope you are on the straight now and it wasn't too bad for you inside.Good luck to you.

[@howey935]

Shane Sawyer I agree I’ve used the same law firm loads of times and like you say you end knowing them all by first name and end up been like work colleagues.

[@kenmccready2870]

Could Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant adapt this a comedy series?

[@fluffgirl1000]

They never prosecute the financial banker who manage to put more money in their pocket than invest for their client

[@asifitmatters1]

Yes they do. What a stupid thing to write. There are huge law practices specializing in white collar crime for a reason. And they generate considerably more revenue than bottom of the barrel Tuckers.

[@jean-baptistegicquel-walle2585]

Those sexual offenders are the worst!!!

[@markalexwhite]

Steven Malcolm's photo is in the dictionary under 'MUPPET'!!!

[@keithbentley6081]

This is cheery stuff. The depressing antics of depressing people in the most depressing region of the most depressing country in the world.

[@joelounge713]

its pretty much the same in all uk

[@effieborchert985]

More episodes, please!!!

[@TheCanadiangirl4]

Yeah, I really wish there were more than just 3 episodes too.

[@bmker5469]

The law needs to change.. If you are convicted of 2 convictions over a 3 year period, you are banned from benefits for 5 years. That would stop the same faces appearing in court month after month, year after year.

[@vsculpt]

Love it!!!!

[@stewartmckenzie5163]

Or, it might increase crime 🤔

[@bmker5469]

@@stewartmckenzie5163 well I think people are sick of paying people to then go out and commit crimes against the very people who are paying your rent. Council tax. And giving you a schilling in your pocket.

[@kiwikiwi7375]

@@bmker5469 so you would have what? Repeat offenders act as litigants in person? Which takes up far more court time- which costs far more money, and leads to far more injustices.

[@BadassBikerOwns]

I see a consistent pattern with all the defendants: They all have a general sense of apathy, indifference and lack of embarrassment and fear for what they've been accused to have done. There's just a complete lack of any feeling.

[@josiewales7071]

That's what's wrong with this country now. There's no justice anymore, no shame, and defo no respect....all thanks fo EU law that allowed our children to do what they liked and now we're reaping the 'rewards'.

[@MissOrchid12]

Must be v hard for these solicitors to stay motivated. I'd become apathetic myself if I cared more than my clients.

[@sallyb1689]

Put them on hard labour chain gangs, see if they feel that!

[@hermes.trismegistus616]

That’s not right, you’re just too bad in reading people, these people are criminals for a reason.

[@hermes.trismegistus616]

@@josiewales7071 your children can go do what they like because you’re all terrible parents who cannot discipline them, not because of law.

[@grandmastarflash]

Better call Saul :)

[@amandaslade4841]

LOL! Gotta love that British sense of humor.

[@fionagregory5873]

who on earth is that? British is best, always.

[@ChrisGroggyCreaser]

Call Saul What??... :)

[@obviouslytwo4u]

43:02 wtf, that guy kisses his daughter like his girlfriend, this is very messed up indeed.

[@thecarpetman7687]

Jamie Carter the daughter is a scumbag as well

[@djisoutheast]

He just really really loves his daughter, she’s beautiful in his eyes

[@Dave062YT]

Wouldn't quite say that , but he talks about her in the shower for no reason and looked from his body language like he watches thru the keyhole 35:49

[@ahippy8972]

Omg people used to kiss there kids all the time, my parents didn’t, didn’t even hug me I would of loved that. Not anything weird kissing yer kids.

[@jandedick7519]

Jamie Carter you want to get creeped out ? Watch trump paw at his daughter. Now that’s gross🤢

[@virginiafry9854]

Her health is “not that good” but she is smoking!?

[@cbarclay99]

90% of business is from repeat offenders. Legal aid is largely a subsidy for career criminals.

[@TheMradampturner]

I wish I could leave court for a beer.

[@littlebeaupoopthewonderdog2981]

How can the old people expect anyone to believe they didn't know they had £25,000. of drugs in their house and freezer? Why didn't they use the money to buy teeth instead of drugs?

[@garysteven7896]

This is Manchester we do things differently here

[@gordonaliasme1104]

It's the drugs that wrecked the teeth

[@davidcrespin584]

They admit that they need repeat offenders, shop lifters etc.... They would like to encourage crime so that they can make more money. What a corrupt system.

[@karti-soor]

"Dirty and dumb criminals, wannabe famous. At the expense of hard working, and law binding UK tax payer's.

[@sunnykipdenny9097]

I just hope the Judge has a Heart!! That’s Cracked me up. LOL 😂

[@teaplease1000]

Look on it like a holiday 😂 his face 😂😂😂👍🏻

[@garysteven7896]

Some of these comments are pure gold

[@YouTub3r]

That father and daughter relationship at the end seems a little 'strange' he kissed her on the lips so many times, at one point I thought they were going to make-out!

[@bigal1377]

That is the thing that stood out to me, lip kissing daughter, very odd

[@shhhh1652]

Looll love how smug the lawyer with the crutches is "perhaps he should have kept his appointment.." 😂😂😎

[@vince7735]

He's right though

[@fluffgirl1000]

Justice works if you have money

[@superbitch7790]

Yvonne Bales well said

[@johnjohansson6277]

I love how people with no prior knowledge or experience of the judicial system watch a documentary of a tacky law firm and think that they are now lawyers.

[@oatydave3814]

I love a story with a happy ending :D

[@fionagregory5873]

the CPS were not on the ball in one of these cases. They should be really, with all the staff that work for them.

[@rodneytrotter5656]

Not sure what your experiences are but the CPS are woefully understaffed and have been for years and years. All these staff you mention are non-existent. I work with the CPS everyday and have done for about 15 years, it's never been as bad as it has.

[@asifitmatters1]

Classifying criminals, drug dealers and sexual predators as “vulnerable” really is some very creative framing.

[@太好了F]

how is it? You don't think people are coerced into dealing drugs?

[@peps1ekhan]

How many people realise that in the majority of the cases, legal aid has to be paid back, or they have a hold on your house etc

[@DONTKNOW123DONTCARE]

that's if you have a house ;)

[@vsculpt]

What do you mean paid back ???

[@sandrafinbar]

What house ?

[@pauljones8218]

@@sandrafinbar thats right cant take what you not got

[@johnroddy8756]

Mr Johnson earned his money with that Guy,I hope the judge has a Heart .

[@lindasuepetetsonstuckup]

Love this show from USA

[@JWB86]

Take it easy on the meth jeez

[@bluescribbler]

@@JWB86 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cliveramsbotty6077]

'I was feeding the err...' 'sounds quackers I know but tell me about feeding the ducks' lol

[@crockett616]

That Steven Malcolm is crazy lol, but he's got Richard Branson for his lawyer (37:00)!

[@tonyn9858]

Thanks for taking the time to upload the videos tony leics uk

[@truckproductions]

that steven guy kisses his daughter way too much.. or too intimately? weird

[@DeViLzzz2006]

Eh kissing your daughter on the lips and something he said earlier has me creeped out about the guy in the Rooney Case or whatever.

[@thatsplenty19]

same here reason i just looked on comments!

[@josiewales7071]

Yh, me too...summat not right there eh?

[@johnbutler3654]

mr malcom you should have kept in touch with your brief in any court follow the lawyers advice

[@JoeyBoBo]

Amphetamines clearly dont help all users lose weight 🤣

[@fionagregory8078]

12 months = 6 months in prison.

[@stannykush1399]

Fiona Gregory about 4 actually

[@charliebrowm7670]

If say 5 with home detention curfew

[@karlbrowne3361]

Gurning bro, I am all over this

[@tonyyates2012]

You can't cure stupid, you can't defend it in court either.

[@aaa-zz5tj]

imagine if you get sexually assaulted and the court messes up and the charges are dropped

[@missmcphee8859]

Honestly, made me livid just watching that

[@peterbradshaw8018]

If I were a lawyer I would want to do shipping law,construction ,banking and planning certainly not state supported work hanging out with these people.

[@germyw]

They are not great lawyers. They are where they fit.

[@fionagregory5873]

well that is your choice.

[@sisyphus1811]

Just wait and see what kind of people you’ll be hanging out with in those fields and you might not be too certain!

[@ZygimantasA]

Well, criminal law is fascinating, but it does not pay here in the UK.

[@peterbradshaw8018]

@@sisyphus1811 Assholes who pay I have to deal with them in my current field.

[@brooklynnchick]

Seeing a father kiss his grown daughter on the mouth is a bit much for me. 🤢. Maybe I’m too jaded?

[@TonyBurke100]

The blackmailer is a complete knucklehead, 20 months for being a fool. He should lay off the booze he obviously has no control of it.

[@cyruspersian384]

Even baldy's brief seemed happy that mongy Malcolm went2 prison :)

[@emmestein]

Well, I too would be very happy to be finished with that case, since Malcolm not only is dead weight for the defense but he also works against himself. Had he listened to his brief, his sentence would have had a way better outcome for himself.

[@wot1fan885]

So dude off the street gets 5 years for simple theft or whatever and the guy that harassing a the same person again gets off bc the the court didnt ask the witness to show up . Idk but with how some of these cases can go bad as many stalking cases its crazy they messed up on this one and the victim should be able to sue over it .

if people stopped breaking the law, Tuckers would be out of business and these lawyers would be unemployed

[@JustAnotherThisDJ]

Uploaded whilst im struggling to comprehend caldwell, Cunningham and recklessness in general.

[@charlotteerika2455]

I can't believe the case was dropped. awful.

[@tpilot1]

take a look at the jaw on the solicitor at around 8.45 looks like hes been in the attic :)

[@londonrider3219]

Why would one send a young trainee lawyer to a convicted sexy offender who assaulted you men?

[@anovemberstar]

smh, geez, if only the legal system was about finding out the truth and then dishing out punishment as required. Seems to be one big ego trip for everyone, from guilty offenders, to the lawyers to the judges.

[@marynaples232]

Who goes to court in track pants lol

[@johnmellor932]

The system is sickening. "we need more shoplifters and theives". No, no we don't. She calls them clients, I call them scum. I want them to just stop. She wants them to keep going because it pays her bills.

[@fionagregory8078]

I bet they don't pay their legal secretaries much either.

[@neighbourhoodwitch18]

Fiona Gregory they tend to be paralegals, salary is quite good, not like the solicitors of course, but not bad 😏

[@fionagregory5873]

in my experience, it is just solicitors and legal secretaries. In the south west, the pay is dire compared to the rest of the country.

[@user-qr7eb1sf3l]

They are just secretaries it’s an easy job

[@viviannek5211]

I laughed out loud when they said „we need shoplifters, we need repeat offenders””because they are at least asking for us” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kevinbaird7277]

A fence should be thrown around Manchester, they have all done something, jail the lot of them.

[@dgmmgd8506]

I’m from Manchester and trust me I’ve never come across people like this in my life 😂

[@kevinbaird7277]

@@dgmmgd8506 I was drunk when i wrote this, sorry.

[@avmobe]

These lawyers want an increase in crime. Simple as. A public defender would be better and cheaper to administer

[@mrdojob]

Terrence actually seems half decent. I have no idea why he's wasting his time with that Vera as his partner.

[@rutter1ify]

Probably been together for years!

[@hectornegron9155]

Back in 1983, on my way to work I got a $15 summons in NYC for jumping the turnstile at a subway station. It wasn't true bc I had bought enough tokens the night before to last me a week but a police officer thought otherwise. I decided to fight the case so when I went to court the judge asked me: "guilty or innocent?" to which I said innocent. He then directed me to another room where I was told that in order to fight the case I would need to hire an attorney which in my mind meant paying a whole lot of money that I didn't have so I went back to the judge and told him I would rather pay the $15 fine and get it over with. Had I known anything about public defenders at the time I would've fought that case bc I knew I was innocent. Throughout the yrs I've heard police officers are assigned quotas of tickets to give by their superiors in order to bring in revenue to the dept so I guess I was just another innocent victim in the wrong place at the wrong time. If I'm not mistaken I still have a copy of the receipt of the ticket I paid that day.

[@eddie4324]

Vera’s such a nice lady, she’ll just send the boys around to cut you if you don’t pay your drug debts.

[@clairepadgham4503]

I could not represent such blatant liars along with their criminal behaviours.

[@ourhandsaretied]

How is somebody with 22 previous convictions for burglary allowed to walk out on the street without supervision?

[@goldkhw]

Everyone is beautifully tanned. What's going on there? It's not sunny in Manchester.

[@dizzydaydream9647]

I am law abiding and have worked all my life in law and now I’m a nurse.....I’m paying for these low life repeat offenders......there’s something seriously wrong with our judicial system. The lawyers visit them at their home like it’s some sort of social event. But they are the victims aren’t they.......poor offenders, let’s all feel sorry for you and I’ll keep working to pay for your lawyers!

[@readmycomment3157]

1. They are all innocent until proven guilty in court. 2. You pay to maintain a justice system that you may well one day rely on to get you justice. Access to legal services for everyone is a fundamental part of that. 3. Too many of these comments reak of snobbery.

[@BabylonCentral]

Massive Attack on the soundtrack! Massive!!!

[@allannahk]

Babylon Central top band. I used to own their singles on tape... when Karmacoma came out I almost wet my pants, what a tune, Live With Me was and is one of my favourite tracks ever. Teardrop from Mezzanine is beautiful and even tho the video they made to accompany it was a little bizarre at first glance it is still up there as one of the greatest of the 90’s.

[@BabylonCentral]

@@allannahk Love those moments. Mezzanine definitely in my all time top 10 island albums. Might have to crank some Massive Attack while I attack a constitutional law assignment today!

[@tivvy9708]

Obviously Mr Malcolm didn't listen to his mum when he was younger.

[@demolazer]

This series shows very well how it's the stupid criminals who get caught.

[@angeljoseph-gordon2861]

I'll decide if I'm guilty when the judge tells me what will happen.

[@BookBargains]

'Quackers'what a lad😂😂

[@missmcphee8859]

That poor young man who was assaulted by their disgusting creep Gary. He should have NEVER been given a chance to breathe oxygen again.

[@lezlezman1843]

11:00 We need English subtiitles for people who speak English. Don't bother with the [CC] captions..."So I finished work think it was about five o'clock Thursday, goes to the local pub, goes home, starts making tea..." gets translated as "Then so I think those day caught some local folks on a few things goes on started make the teaser..." And it took me five tries to get his spoken words correct...and I'm still not sure about some of those.

[@nadiazidane6794]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@sharontaylor3890]

The 63 year old woman looks a little overweight to be an amphetamine user, doesn't she? (She said the drugs were for her own use.) But the only actual drug named in the conversation with the attorney seemed to be "caffeine," or did I misunderstand what was said?

[@germyw]

She's a drug dealer. She claimed that the stash was for personal use to avoid jail.

[@DavidSmith-bo8yp]

Sharon Taylor I think the caffeine was to mix in, it was a considerable amount of amphetamine they found in three jars/containers.

[@oliviamae3281]

State of them both. Should get a cleaner.

[@markalexwhite]

21:30 The BS in this one is strong!

[@brendancronin3796]

You can never underestimate just how stupid people are ...the guy goes not guilty and goes to trial ( which costs money ) and then the fool goes guilty on the stand ...what a clown . But evidently crime does pay ...not just for the criminals but so much for the leeches that make money for it