Camille Vasquez Discusses Johnny Depp Trial Strategy and Tactics

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  • Опубликовано: 15 авг 2022
  • For Camille Vasquez’s first ever podcast, John Quinn interviews her about her high-profile work representing actor Johnny Depp in his defamation case against his ex-wife, Amber Heard, which has dominated headlines during this past year. A key member of Depp’s litigation team, Camille was recently elevated to partner at Brown Rudnick, where she works in the firm's Litigation & Arbitration Practice Group.
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Комментарии • 164

  • @mamo0116
    @mamo0116 Год назад +125

    Camille is a delight to listen to . Intelligent, brilliant and pure class

    • @user-hk9nd3cu6r
      @user-hk9nd3cu6r Год назад

      🤣🤣🤣🤣 no she's not. she says "right" and "i think" in almost every sentence. she may be a "good" lawyer, but she doesn't speak professionaly.

  • @Indiemakeuplover
    @Indiemakeuplover Год назад +34

    Camille is an exceptional woman. Her parents did so much right raising her

  • @filuska
    @filuska Год назад +71

    Gotta love Camille! :) The entire JD legal team was a class act.

  • @ellepaxy5505
    @ellepaxy5505 Год назад +9

    It is funny to hear Camille Vasquez say “I was not a fan and I did see that many Johnny Depp films”!!!! There must be millions of people all over the world who became Johnny Depp fans and admirers after this trial. I am one of them!!!! Since then, I have been watching Johnny Depp films and trying to catch up. I love stories of triumph over adversities, injustice and untruth!!!!

  • @terri200
    @terri200 Год назад +61

    Camille and his whole team are the best!! My heart and prayers are with Johnny for healing, peace, happiness, and prosperity in all that he does in the future!!

    • @nidiasmith7367
      @nidiasmith7367 Год назад +4

      amen!

    • @maryhurd963
      @maryhurd963 Год назад +4

      Camille is amazingly honest believing in her client and pulling out he facts. it is about truth and justice. She is a shinning example of our justice system and the way a trial lawyer
      Can save a client that has been wronged by someone . We thank you Camile

  • @wittnessbe_judged8723
    @wittnessbe_judged8723 Год назад +15

    It was our privilege to hear you speaking with Camille Vasquez. I could not have put that in a better way, other than a privilege. She genuinely cared about her client, she genuinely understood the magnitude of the stress under which her client was in. She understood Johnny Depp as any other man, under the same circumstances men face every day. A man or boy can be abused #MenToo Camille always included Ben Chew and the entire team.

  • @paldesh1
    @paldesh1 Год назад +9

    Camille was top class and took hold of AH from the get go and AH was not able to recover and became so defensive that it was obvious that she was hiding the truth.

  • @lesleyclapp4090
    @lesleyclapp4090 Год назад +19

    I just love Camille's laugh and I get the feeling that although she is quite tough I think she has a very gentle heart and would make an awesome friend but it would seem to me that she has quite a wicked sense of humour. ❤️🇿🇦

  • @dfaithrichoz60
    @dfaithrichoz60 Год назад +33

    They are like polar opposites, Camille and Amber. Love and kindness won the war over greed and spite. It was awesome 💜

  • @LeeannG
    @LeeannG Год назад +12

    I love that she’s embracing her newfound role model status. Young women are lucky to have her to look to to.

  • @neilwadden1749
    @neilwadden1749 Год назад +17

    You’re a superstar Camille!

  • @cdavis4857
    @cdavis4857 9 месяцев назад +2

    Camille is 100% genuine! I love listening to her explain things!

  • @jaseayathorai3762
    @jaseayathorai3762 Год назад +35

    Camille certainly did a Masterclass on advocacy skills. She demolished AH by her fantastic questioning. Such a delight to watch her on the Depp case. Spoken with such wisdom.
    The Defamation Act 2013 brought an end to defamation cases thought to save money and speed the process!
    Would have loved to have worked with Camille.
    Such an interesting podcast.

  • @hajime6908
    @hajime6908 Год назад +17

    Camille 👏👏 she did amazing. they all did. Johnny has the best legal team

  • @gailtrotman5256
    @gailtrotman5256 Год назад +13

    It was clear from his questions that this guy never watched any of the trial. He would have appreciated the interesting characters, Elaine for example, Camille's amazing Cross-examination of Amber Heard, the adorably candid Issac, Johnny's long time friend, the contrast between Dr. Curry and Dawn Hughes, not flattering for Hughes at all, and many other interesting moments.

  • @michellejames4493
    @michellejames4493 Год назад +36

    Great interview! Camille is a superstar… she is down to earth, honest and super intelligent… Johnny was lucky to have the team he got… they were all amazing… Ben is adorable…. I loved their passion for the truth 🙏💯🤩💕🥰

  • @sandrapower4646
    @sandrapower4646 Год назад +22

    This young woman is the real deal. Congratulations Camille, on everything. Sometimes Angel's come in the form of people and I believe you are one. Your inner strength and beauty shines through. Thank God for you and bless you. 🙏❤💕

  • @hdnft4633
    @hdnft4633 Год назад +19

    I love Camille’s intelligence.

  • @gwennelson4565
    @gwennelson4565 Год назад +10

    I can not tell you how much I look up to Camille. She took on a giant of a case and won, wiping the floor with Amber. She had to prove D.V. was committed against a man, that was a loss in another country. The entire young staff who I don't know their names (sorry for that) and Ben did amazing job. To keep it all together, not miss a beat and win was truly a miracle. I feel Camille's hard work will go down in law books for years to come. All the best for her entire team and thank you for giving an American icon back his life.!!!!!

  • @theislanderinme5227
    @theislanderinme5227 Год назад +35

    It makes me proud that Camille Vasquez and I are both in the same generation. 80s baby and 90s kid. She's very intelligent and the way she presents herself makes it no doubt that she's a nice person. Very proud of her for being who she is.

  • @Oldbeansix
    @Oldbeansix Год назад +29

    I don't think AH is at all intelligent, she just thinks the world is full of idiots who she can gaslight, JD & his legal team just had to tell the truth, AH did not tell the truth and therefore exposed herself as the abuser along with the audios of her admitting to abusing JD, she refuses even now to take any accountability for her abuse and is still abusing JD, thank you! this was a great interview and you were very eloquent with your questions, well done Camille you are an elegant and compassionate advocate for justice.

    • @meganz020
      @meganz020 Год назад +3

      Disagree. She’s incredibly, INCREDIBLY intelligent. Manipulators by their NATURE are very intelligent individuals.

    • @john-hughboyd233
      @john-hughboyd233 Год назад +5

      @@meganz020 I would comment yes AND no about her intelligence. She, like all successful narcissists, can see where a person's blindspots are so as to plan and are skilful at exploiting them, keeping them off-balanced so as not being able to properly defend themselves. However, there is also an arrogance that renders them positively stupid - they can't see how their playing fast and loose can bite them back such as pledge vs donate and the utter lack of photos and medical reports showing the serious injuries she claims to have gotten repeatedly.

    • @Oldbeansix
      @Oldbeansix Год назад +9

      @@meganz020 She portrays herself as well read and is often photographed with a book in her hand yet she makes the mistake of saying "parakeet floor" she also uses the words synonymously & donated to have the same meaning, if you watch her interviews she continuously stumbles on her sentences and makes no sense, it's obvious she has researched and rehearsed quotes and speeches from other interviewees, she literally tries to take on other famous/ renowned speakers/stars personas but fails bc she can't act and cannot feel or portray their emotions or passions, she wanted to be the female version of Johnny Depp bc she was inherently jealous of his stardom, she's an experienced scam artist but that doesn't make her intelligent, she proved on the stand that she lacks basic thought skills and relied on her truth being the only evidence the public needs to believe as proof she was the victim, even knowing there are facts and evidence to prove categorically she was the abuser, yes narcissists can be very intelligent but AH relies on her skills as a manipulative liar to fool people and the fact she has never faced any consequences for any of her actions, she is now exposed for being a fraud with multiple fake personalties, Johnny said it perfectly " you're not real, you are a made up thing in my f**king head" she's clever but she is not intelligent!

    • @edwardjones2202
      @edwardjones2202 Год назад

      @@meganz020
      I don't think she's intelligent at all
      She called a bunch of police to leave an evidence trail. It was obvious that she was thereby getting three impressive witnesses to testify she had no injuries
      She testified to the most horrific beatings without realising there were contemporaneous photos at the time of all these beatings
      She knew there were hours of audio attesting to her manic rages, and yet she thought she could cow Depp with legal threats
      She's a little brainless brat who was used to screaming and stamping her feet and getting her own way
      It got her quite far in life until she hit a wall of top lawyers and then the game is up
      To be a master manipulator you don't need to be smart you just need other people to simply assume you are normal.

  • @agotapongor2069
    @agotapongor2069 Год назад +6

    Camille is an American Idol! Extremely beautiful, smart, intelligent, funny sweetheart.

  • @fatoujammeh5069
    @fatoujammeh5069 Год назад +7

    Yessssss Camille Love her

  • @aleksandrabosek
    @aleksandrabosek Год назад +23

    Very good interview- thank you for sharing.

  • @yvonnereza4824
    @yvonnereza4824 Год назад +8

    Camille is such a lovely, positive role model!! I wish the world had more people like her, fighting the GOOD fight. She’s a wonderful advocate for truth🙏💖 I loved this interview, thank you 👍🏼💯

  • @dianehumphrey4732
    @dianehumphrey4732 Год назад +22

    Excellent interview, start to finish! I watched the trial and have followed the "aftermath." Hence, I've backed up and learned as much as possible about the UK case. Well done summary of that! Interesting about JD's deposition. The "other side" made it sound like he did not sit for deposition. Authentic is a really good word ... rather than popular or credible. JD's "beat" came across as thinking about the question; AH's "beat" came across as preparation for the next scene she wanted to give. Yes, her testimony felt manufactured. I'd go one further about the introduction of the tapes: watching AH during cross examination you caught glimpses of the person we heard on tape. Congratulations to Ms. Vasquez on her promotion to partner. Well deserved!

  • @1957es
    @1957es Год назад +12

    Vas-KEZ. Don’t pull an Elaine.

  • @alenayrubio3600
    @alenayrubio3600 Год назад +13

    it has recently been disclosed that the judge had ties to The Sun... JD should try to relitigate that in the UK.

    • @britishbluecatsonwheels
      @britishbluecatsonwheels Год назад +4

      The Black Belt Barrister has raised a petition (he is an actual UK Barrister) as has found some grounds on which an Appeal could be considered (on public UK law reputation grounds for one) ….
      If you go to his RUclips channel, I believe the petition is linked to each of his videos, if not in his bio

  • @shazalocks4978
    @shazalocks4978 Год назад +11

    I beg to differ: Amber Turd is not very intelligent. Camille rocks!!

  • @dianeleone1634
    @dianeleone1634 Год назад +8

    Camille, Mr Chew & the entire team for JohnnyDepp === Rock$tar$ /JohnnyDepp Justice 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
    6/1/22 Johnny living life. John C.Depp living his best life🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

  • @chelseanyc6189
    @chelseanyc6189 Год назад +11

    The jury composition of mostly men and only two women was actually advantageous, despite Camille wanting the opposite, as Amber Heard is every man's worst nightmare.

  • @christianmistian6849
    @christianmistian6849 Год назад +7

    Camille is such a genuine smart classy lady. My peer role model for sure

  • @mariaadelaidecruzfernandes3115
    @mariaadelaidecruzfernandes3115 Год назад +28

    I think the really wife was Vanessa! No need for papers signed, because she has always acted so, with dignity, true love! AH was not a wife. She was his worst TRAGIC ACCIDENT in life! Accident which, by the way, destroyed his family and his family stability! She stole this man from a beautiful nest of love he had built with Vanessa! I am sure she studied him and Vanessa before going to that film set. She knew her goals ( he didnt know her intentions)! This is not something going wrong for him! He was set up from the very beginning! So stop calling her " HIS EX-WIFE" because she was never a wife for him and calling her that, just makes her stay in his llife( and that is what she wants). So lets avoid it. Just call her " HIS MOST TRAGIC ACCIDENT IN LIFE!"

    • @beautifulsoul7394
      @beautifulsoul7394 Год назад +6

      I agree with you 100%. Very well said

    • @glenyshanlon5112
      @glenyshanlon5112 Год назад +3

      I couldn't have said it better every single thing you said I agree with you 💯 if she didn't come along sceaming to take him away from his family im sure he would still be with vernessa who was a good wife and mother.

    • @dianaa3336
      @dianaa3336 Год назад +4

      He cheated on Vanessa and she deserved better.

    • @sherylweinstein3273
      @sherylweinstein3273 Год назад +3

      Absolutely agree with you , she’s a dangerous person.
      From South Africa 🇿🇦

    • @sallymascorro
      @sallymascorro Год назад +1

      Maria Adelaide PERFECTLY SAID Great comment 👏

  • @prisonersdilemma939
    @prisonersdilemma939 Год назад +4

    I can’t imagine a better one-two punch of Vasquez and Dennison. I’m no expert but after watching a few dozen trials on TV, these two are the best litigators I’ve ever watched.

  • @nataliestabback8379
    @nataliestabback8379 Год назад +12

    The one thing I liked about this and his legal team was they understand Johnny Depp and new him to be honest, caring and very professional but Shy person, for him a man aswell to have to open himself up and his personal life to the world of which he doesn't ever do or has never done was yes a gift to him too aswell, it showed the real Johnny Depp open for all to hear
    He's a very personal man and has allways has been. He was even very caring in word's and word choices in respect to all that was spoken about, even when he was talking about his ex he still spoke with very true feelings and professional with a Caring side still there, you could see it and hear between the words. He didn't need to do that but he didn't change himself of being a the man he is, caring truthful honest, heart of gold man just because the world had been told horrible things about him.
    As to the abuse ect, what you heard was him.
    He did a brilliant Job, but it wasn't a job to him it was a man being himself and just told being able to have his say after so long, it took a alot but it was needed by him.
    What got me in the whole trial listening to it and watching it'was Johnny Depp was truthful about his life his career and his Addictions in life, he took responsibility for his actions, mistakes in life and was just refreshing to see a man and of his standards show and say nobody is perfect ❤️, that was very beautiful to see and hear, because there is no shame in that, its actually very normal to have faults and flaws
    Just be positive and keep moving forward ♥️
    Stay strong 😘

  • @dianaluvgodd
    @dianaluvgodd Год назад +10

    Amazing interview! Ben & Camille and all the other men and women who are part of the legal team did a fantastic job with this trial. I know that Ben & Camille mention them whenever possible, but it feels like they have been left in the shadows. It would be nice to see an interview with the lawyer who cross-examined the bizarre Dr. Spiegel and all the other lawyers who took part in the trial.

  • @andykitts
    @andykitts Год назад +17

    Enjoyed this interview very much, though when the Elon Musk example came up I was thinking 'Oh boy, if Mr. Quinn only knew...'

  • @GingerBearNZ
    @GingerBearNZ Год назад +4

    Camille is an angel and a rockstar! Interviewer, let her finish a sentence before interrupting with a ‘me, me, me’ story please.

  • @nursenik1348
    @nursenik1348 Год назад +15

    Mr. Quinn should have watched the trial. Ma. Vasquez was remarkable to watch as well as the rest of JD’s team. This interview was a missed opportunity to discuss strategy instead of describing the case to someone who should have watched the trial.

    • @nursenik1348
      @nursenik1348 Год назад +2

      @Dilcia M Gilman The title of the video says ‘Strategy and tactics’ Hearing Mr. Quinn ask if Camille cross examined AH was disappointing to know he had not witnessed the masterful handling of AH. I think Mr. Quinn would have had questions more poignant and enlightening.

    • @nursenik1348
      @nursenik1348 Год назад

      @Dilcia M Gilman The title of the video is Strategies and Tactics.

  • @angelacross2216
    @angelacross2216 Год назад +8

    Beautifully done interview. Thank you.

  • @patriciahall2223
    @patriciahall2223 Год назад +6

    Camille is truly a beautiful Lady , Ben Chew & Wayne Dennison along with all the JD legal team are remarkable individuals .....Thank You and God Bless you all always .....🇨🇦

  • @jedsmaxful
    @jedsmaxful Год назад +16

    Great interview.

  • @thebluemoonlady
    @thebluemoonlady Год назад +6

    It's always amazing and super interesting to listen to Camille ;) I could listen to her all day long.

  • @bettycasvin8877
    @bettycasvin8877 Год назад +8

    A good interviewer ask a question and then let's the guest answer, without interuption.

  • @shannonEGBOK
    @shannonEGBOK Год назад +7

    Great interview. Camille is a amazing. Ty

  • @k8marlowe
    @k8marlowe Год назад +10

    I appreciate this opportunity to learn more about Camille and the course that brought her to this point in her life. I would have benefitted greatly from exposure to women like her while I was a girl. Without a doubt, she’s inspiring the upcoming generation of young people today.

  • @miaroberts1529
    @miaroberts1529 Год назад +4

    I sooooo wish that interview went on forever...thankyou you both!

  • @kael1716
    @kael1716 Год назад +9

    This is great, thank you for sharing. She is really a lovely person and great lawyer.

  • @stephaniereaburn5267
    @stephaniereaburn5267 Год назад +16

    I really enjoy this. Thank you 😊

  • @janeayre4567
    @janeayre4567 Год назад +5

    Great interview!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

  • @nathaliesettonmoor225
    @nathaliesettonmoor225 Год назад +23

    What an incredible interview!
    Absolutely loved listening to both of you and getting such fresh insight into the trial. Thank you!!

  • @9lavender
    @9lavender Год назад +9

    Great conversation, thank you for this!

  • @DivaUS
    @DivaUS Год назад +5

    Thank you for this interesting interview moment. I have high regards for this lady. She is a gem 💎

  • @guia7575
    @guia7575 Год назад +11

    The real life wonderwoman

  • @madmadagascar
    @madmadagascar Год назад +4

    Good people attract other good people and that's what johnny and Johnny's team were.

  • @beatrix6504
    @beatrix6504 Год назад +5

    I wish John had asked Camille why she didn't challenge Amber about her and Whitney having very different and conflicting stories regarding an alleged incident involving Johny threatening to push Whitney down the stairs at their penthouse in LA. In Whitney's version during the trial, Johny came up the stairs behind her and allegedly tried to push her back down the stairs (awkward). In Amber's version during the trial, Whitney was on the stairs below Johnny when he allegedly tried to push Whitney down the stairs. Both couldn't have been true.

  • @prisonersdilemma939
    @prisonersdilemma939 Год назад +16

    36:30 Camille makes a very good point here in regard to her worry that a male juror might be attracted to Heard. I was after watching the first five minutes of her direct. However, after watching her entire direct and cross, Heard is no longer physically attractive, rather she is unattractive. It’s funny how the brain can change how you assess physical attractiveness when it views someone as vicious and cruel.
    One of the questions I would have enjoyed seeing a response to is Camille’s opinion on how confident their team was going into this trial. Obviously they thought they could win it, but I wonder if they had any idea that nearly 99.9% of comments on YT would be not only anti- Heard but anti-anti-Heard. There are serial killers and rapists that would garner a higher % of public support, and I really mean that. To me, it’s amazing that almost 100% of trial watchers can be so sure that Heard was lying, yet Heard’s attorney couldn’t work some sort of deal before trial, or advise their client that it’s highly probable that her life would be ruined.
    I wonder if there were any deal talks or if Depp knew that the only way he would get his life back was to sit through a trial.
    This was fascinating trial and Depp’s entire team represented the legal profession amazingly well.

    • @Bellatrys
      @Bellatrys Год назад

      They actually didn't think they would win.

  • @gideonsleftnut7627
    @gideonsleftnut7627 Год назад +6

    I don't think AH is that intelligent, but Camille wants to be respectful of course

  • @mrsdieseldude
    @mrsdieseldude Год назад +7

    This was a really well done interview. Thank you for it.

  • @deborahkizer4664
    @deborahkizer4664 Год назад +5

    🙏👍❤🌼✌💛🌞love you and team miss Camille. 🌺

  • @jessalou3900
    @jessalou3900 Год назад +2

    Thank you ☺️ we love you Camille ❤️

  • @neklamp2431
    @neklamp2431 Год назад +6

    Very good interview!

  • @calamityjane4331
    @calamityjane4331 Год назад +10

    Wow Mr. Quinn, her name is pronounced vas-kez, not vas-kwez. The name is pretty basic info regarding the person you are interviewing.

  • @Minemasters3
    @Minemasters3 Год назад +3

    Amazing interview! Camille is one of those people who inspire us all to do our best job❣

  • @Chami-Kholhring
    @Chami-Kholhring Год назад +8

    Camille is far more beautiful than AH. AH look like your regular next door neighbour when shes not dolled up. Plus she went through the knife and fix her nose and all.

  • @NesDogg
    @NesDogg Год назад +5

    Is it possible to undo the UK verdict?

  • @barrettlori9249
    @barrettlori9249 Год назад +8

    IMO attorneys who are "chained" to their clients wishes, cannot pivot successfully. Amber, We Heard the Heard Lies 🙄 😳

  • @angiemcglone7054
    @angiemcglone7054 Год назад +2

    Camille so many can relate! You rock's

  • @bahija100
    @bahija100 Год назад +2

    Thank you 🙏 💕

  • @dianeleone1634
    @dianeleone1634 Год назад +9

    My curiosity of the publicized civil suit was out of something to watch other than shelter in place with MSM CA ca... Never heard of heard, other than a behavior experts group analysis of this imo-only unheard of Hollyweird woman.. When the trial was in it's second week, I was fascinated that Depp was with this loon.. I watched several legal groups ( law nerds including Emily D.Baker ) .. Also a podcast of incredibly average cartoon-like break down of the penthouses and a time line dating back to 2015-2016.. Kinda like binge watching a mini series..

  • @prisonersdilemma939
    @prisonersdilemma939 Год назад +2

    22:10 “..no hearsay exception” in the UK. Interesting. As a lay person, having watched a couple dozen trials,hearsay is a concept I still don’t understand.

  • @monicaLynn7
    @monicaLynn7 Год назад +3

    GREAT video! Thank you!

  • @sicsicdeborah6866
    @sicsicdeborah6866 Год назад +3

    Hello from France i followed thé trial on you tube

  • @chilltimes8480
    @chilltimes8480 Год назад +2

    Great interview 👍

  • @GuessWho1
    @GuessWho1 Год назад +2

    48:35 Thank you, Camille for confirming that. I thought it was fake.

  • @sweetbaboo2537
    @sweetbaboo2537 Год назад +6

    I think Johnny is a great role model bc Jake will definitely see the red flags,
    IF he starts dating an "Amber 2.0."

  • @vmvm5905
    @vmvm5905 Год назад +10

    You'd think that the host would have bothered to learn how to pronounce his guest's name.

    • @haute03
      @haute03 Год назад +1

      Agreed. If you're interviewing someone and introducing them, you should know how to pronounce their name or at least ask for the correct pronunciation. It's just common courtesy and professionalism.

  • @shugm7487
    @shugm7487 Год назад +2

    Great video ... thank you

  • @nottellingyou14
    @nottellingyou14 Год назад +2

    What an interesting life. Living in the Hilton. Sounds like fun.

  • @GuessWho1
    @GuessWho1 Год назад +3

    How do I get in contact with, Camille Vasquez? 😁❤️

  • @Awesomeuser123
    @Awesomeuser123 Год назад +3

    “Camille Vasqwez”

  • @andreatakaki
    @andreatakaki 8 месяцев назад

    Camille is just simply “real.” 💜

  • @Valreea
    @Valreea Год назад +2

    50:21 - Amber’s cross

  • @HaberfieldchiropracticAu
    @HaberfieldchiropracticAu Год назад +1

    This is the best interview I have heard wee done both

  • @ginymajor6977
    @ginymajor6977 Год назад +1

    Wow, merci 👌

  • @evarene07
    @evarene07 Год назад +2

    Amazing how all these “insiders” are speaking on YE’s behalf😁

  • @stephaniekao8831
    @stephaniekao8831 Год назад +4

    camille is Way Hotter Than amber will Ever be

  • @ReneHenson-np5kb
    @ReneHenson-np5kb 8 месяцев назад

    I love this attorney

  • @eallae
    @eallae Год назад +1

    What a role model

  • @zephyrhills8070
    @zephyrhills8070 6 месяцев назад

    What would have happened if on the stand Amber said the words "I won the UK trial." Would there have been any repercussions?

  • @claudiastevens9628
    @claudiastevens9628 Год назад +6

    You mispronounced her name.

  • @vondagardiner1992
    @vondagardiner1992 8 месяцев назад

    In all post trial orations by representatives of both sides, JD's side are professional, stay to the topics as related to the US judicial system. AH's side, as well, as herself in contrast are so accusatory of the judge, jurors, and witnesses. Everybody lied, were paid off, were unsophisticated, etc. . .they just seem uncredible. Their strategy obviously did not play well in the trial and is even worse post trial. I have been a juror many times. I can every jury I have sat on took our duties very seriously knowing our decisions were impacting people's lives whether criminal or civil. I know that jurors are committed to be impartial ,fair, and put great effort to understand the judge's directives prior to deliberation. I only speak from my experiences of course. I do believe people who do not have that level of commitment know how to get themselves excluded by their responses during jury selection. I have seen that time and time again and I think that is a good thing.

  • @soehokgie
    @soehokgie Год назад +6

    Vaz-kes!! Not Vas-kues!

  • @wendymayers4126
    @wendymayers4126 Год назад +1

    💙

  • @zBatboyz
    @zBatboyz Год назад +5

    I wish you didnt talk so much and kept interrupting her, but otherwise it was interesting

  • @PhoebeMc
    @PhoebeMc Год назад +3

    It's NOT VAZ-QWEZ, for heaven's sake! Are you sure this isn't Elaine with a speech modifier? Her name is pronounced VAZ-KEZ !! Wonder how often the poor woman has to have her name slaughtered?

  • @-Monad-
    @-Monad- Год назад +7

    You couldn't even pronounce her name correctly?

  • @laksagirl88
    @laksagirl88 Год назад +8

    I thought the last name "vasquez" is a common last name in the US...

    • @cbzeej
      @cbzeej Год назад +5

      It is, yet almost everyone butchers it

  • @monana9040
    @monana9040 Год назад +1

    “VasKez”

  • @Mark-nl1up
    @Mark-nl1up Год назад

    Basically the UK courts are a S Show