I am absolutely baffled that an anime reference is now officially recorded in the American justice system. In some small way, anime fans managed to win this little victory
"Rather than my client, we should instead be pointing our fingers at the ringleader of this operation; the trickster, the faker. Which reminds me of the game league of legends."
@@laggedoffSerious about their malicious intent. It sucks how the people with the mindset that allows them to rise to the top of this world also happen to be a bunch of sociopaths.
I was apart of a jury in a trial like this and when these guys get caught, everything is so very obvious. The lawyer has no other choice than to come up with crazy reasons as to what the evidence is showing.
what do ya think a defense does? just as a prosecutor does? really a lot of cases aren't decided on evidence only, evidently... cuz, there would be no need for defense atty...
9 months later, cluster fuck, new judge reassigned, DA failing to comply with various court orders, I can keep going lol."everything is so obvious." tell that to the DA
The lawyer saying THUG means Truly Humble Under God and Pushing P means Pushing Positivity is actually legendary. I have finally realized that peak isn’t limited to fiction and a little of it exists in reality too.
The funniest thing about it is thats not just something the lawyer came up with though, thats legit what young thug has said it means. His sister tweeted about it like a year ago
the fact that there has now been an official court case that refers to one of the worst arcs in bleach just goes to show we are truly living in the goofiest timeline
Did she really unironically think reciting anime lore would help in a trial that could decide her clients life?? That’s honestly so crazy. They hire anyone these days ig Edit; these replies actually have me wheezing
Bro you just turned this whole thing around for me. I got to the part where she said "Bount Arc" and was like noooooooooo nononononope not watching this. Gonna see what the smartasses in the commen... oh ok I'm watching the rest. I believe you should pursue a career in the legal field.
thank fucking god honestly, regular court cases are boring as hell. i'd never zone out and miss info if this was the kind of garbage they were saying the whole time lmaoo
Immediately after hearing “this reminds me of this anime” I was slapped around the room with unfathomable amount of cringe. I feel violated but I bet it was worse for the people in that court room
Charlie cut off the part where she literally says "I'm just a friend an completely non essential to this case" she was asked to testify against her friend so of course she just wastes everyone's time
As someone who've worked as a legal transcriber, I didn't even notice the bad audio, it's become alarmingly normal for me to hear legal audio with this quality.
@@aShamelessHigh I didn't know that! Mind you I didn't play online much with the ps3! I can imagine a few Sony games aimed at children with weird sounding children 😆
That job is so hard. Did you use that machine where you used combinations to make up the words, or a classic QWERTY set-up? Or the other layout that people like?
i just have to say, recording trials and then posting them to the internet for the public to see, is the best decision the judicial system has ever made
We managed to capture on camera the exact moment a weeb fails to refrain from speaking about anime for more than 10 minutes, and it happened inside a court room.
When she mentioned the Bount arc, I was genuinely surprised her client didn't just tell the judge to give the guilty verdict. At that point your chances are as thin as a thread in a hurricane.
@@callmecalamity the chance of a thread not blowing away in a hurricane are low, therefor he is comparing the odds of not getting fucking destroyed in this courtroom to that of a thread surviving a hurricane. It's not about how "thin" the thread is rather how thin its survival chances are.
@@callmecalamity it doesn't and I don't think this is a real/common metaphor, I have heard "thin as thread" before though... I think maybe OP has fused a few different sayings mistakenly? or perhaps misheard "Treading on thin ice" and made their own conclusions about what it meant? I'm actually super interested to hear what you meant or if there really is a common saying google has 0 results on! @moonwielder
She originally wasn’t going to talk about anime, and instead was going to go for a more generic analogy, but when she saw the jurors were all fedora wearing neckbeards, she came up with the Bleach comparison on the spot. A very intellectual decision if you ask me.
I'm pretty sure it literally meant Percocet lol, considering the main drug he is accused of dealing is percs and in this very trial, someone already was caught trying to pass him a baggy of percs IN THE COURTROOM lol.
@@thekamotodragonhe actually has a pretty strong case too he wasn’t doing any of that shit 😂 ik it sounds goofy all alone but his lawyer shitted on the prosecution of you watch the whole thing. It’s really a terrible case
Yep, and the idea that "thug" has anything to do with humility is laughable. It's a very old, derived form of 'Thuggee', who were members of an ancient cult that worshiped a death god in the Middle East. They even made an appearance in a film years ago. Anyways, nothing good about the term, regardless of modern interpretations.
can we take a second to appreciate the second lawyer, that man is straight up Saul Goodman, pushing positive and truly humble under god both goes so hard
@@ElMalito187 I mean, the only saying it’s cringe is weebs/anime fans. I have shown this to many people? They all said it’s just explained by using a show. I believe this self-reflection issue.
As a university student i always looked at a couple of collegues and ask my self how the hell will they actualy ever do the job they are studying for. This is how
I think it’s likely the opposite. I havnt argued an actual case yet, but attorneys know to gear any argument towards the Jury (or judge in the case they’re deciding). I think it’s far more likely she felt the jurors would understand for whatever reason and the opposition wouldn’t.
@@badbetrayalThe Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) of 1970 seeks to strengthen the legal tools in evidence gathering by establishing new penal prohibitions and providing enhanced sanctions and new remedies for dealing with the unlawful activities of those engaged in organized crime.
It is obvious that it is a strategy based on the jurors, surely after the profiling, the defense found out that some of the jurors were fans of Bleach or something like that, and they are taking advantage of empathy points.
I think its funny trials have this reputation of being very hoity toity, when stuff like these are actually common occurrences. It's not always anime, but attorney's making crazy comparisons is something you'll encounter a lot. One time i read a trial transcript where an attorney said the other attorney was "as annoying as Sheldon Cooper."
This is fucking hilarious. “This isn’t justice, this is a circus” you can tell when she wrote that she thought it would be badass, but when it was said out loud it was cringe. I’m dying laughing, she tried so hard but it just came across as insanely goofy
@@frocoshake2107 A stronger opening statement, and any analogy that did not relate to media. She could've quoted 400 different people that are well known, and respected. Citing an anime in a professinal setting is extreme amateur hour.
Blew my mind she’s a lawyer and she’s young blood too in the legal system and I hope that isn’t an omen for what the future will hold when my generation fully takes the wheels. When the Boomers are gone and GenX is out the door is this what the old folks of the future will be When we take hold of government and legal jobs?
@Broomer52 it will definitely be different, but it will be better in some aspects and definitely weird in others. Professionalism could use some work, tho
With how popular anime has gotten and is continuing to become, it's eventually not going to be any different than referring to an older movie like Pulp Fiction to contextualize a point
@Broomer52 Stop being stupid bro. All this pessimism over 1 person being weird. You think every person is like that? Like there's no shame or nothing? Well the tools in office are carefully raising their progenies to continue their lines of power through politics. Nepotism and tax evasion, along with fraudulent legalities and yet this random lawyer in a courtroom got you feeling some kind of way about what the next generation is gonna be like
Every single day that goes by I am utterly convinced that whoever the main character of our timeline may be, they are speedrunning the joke ending. Just hit us with the Silent Hill dog song and roll credits already hooooly.
Nah dude, our world is based on a comedy series and everything that happens is just a joke at this point. I mean Sleepy Joe is president. The writers went all out on that one.
@@lelouchvibritannia7702 To be fair, the writers had a hall of a time with Trump as president. Like damn, way to pretty much tank American reputation for decades.
@@DamienDarksideAs a non American, Trump was definitely a meme but Biden takes the cake. He lowkey has dementia. He forgot his mother's dead, he accidentally said honor of the holocaust instead of horror in Israel, he is just an A plus meme, I'd be disappointed if it went back to Trump, Biden 2024😂
@@marko9695I wanna see the media implode itself bc they can't go one month without bringing him up, his mugshot was the perfect catalyst, I'd say Trump 2024 just to see how far we get
As soon as I heard Bleach...16 seasons I paused and took a moment to take in this new reality in which we live. Then it moved to Thug Life being taken as some deep religious movement of humility and my soul may leave my body.
I’ve followed bits and pieces of this case and let me tell you, it has truly been a circus. From YSL Polo, to court ordered essays, to court ordered lunch purchases, to potential jurors being held in contempt for live-streaming the proceedings, to goat sacrifices, to lawyers saying “that’s cap” on the record…this case has had it all so far.
This woman went to law school, took the bar exam, and was convinced, really convinced, that using a Bleach reference (one that is probably not known to the jury) to make a point, would really drive home what she wanted to say?? Who hired this woman??
this is the problem with allowing tests to be taken online, people can just let computers do the thinking for them, which doesnt work in a real courtroom
This trial is actually insane here are some of the things that happened before this: -Thugs codefendant giving him a Perc in the courtroom, caught on camera -One of thugs lawyers saying she should start an onlyfans to the jury -one of Thugs lawyers calling a juror a bitch
The fact that this woman can seemingly act like she is competent in a court of law gives me greater self confidence to be wildly incompetent at something and get paid for it.
fool, look at the politicians that got called out and had lied about their qualifications and still went unnoticed for over a decade. you can totally get paid to bs your way through something for years hahaha
Can you imagine you’re fighting for your life, trying to save yourself from a death sentence, and suddenly your lawyer starts mentioning anime as a way to help with your case. I would already give up at that point.
Wouldn’t hire a person with dyed hair in the first place to be my lawyer but the second I hear this shit I’d instantly interrupt, fire current counsel and seek better counsel.
Sometimes lawyers do such bizarre things that I can only assume they're trying to give their client a chance at appeal on the basis of incompetent counsel.
@Liltony6676 She had to pass the BAR exam just like everyone else. Also 50% of this goonery was done by an old cisthet white guy so I mean... Did he get in via affirmative action?
The worst part is her central argument isn't even good. She's basically saying "none of this matters so declare him not guilty" which doesn't address any of the actual claims.
As a Bleach fan, I am proud of Charlie and ashamed of the lawyer. Calling witnesses "filler characters" is both highly unprofessional and should be an offence worthy of penalty. They won't disregard testimonies just because someone said "well ackthually"
It's getting worse dude and it ain't gonna get better anytime soon if you think otherwise...I want whatever it is you're smoking cause I definitely need it. @@CEOofWasrael
Damn, I need to start watching anime then. I know I need law school and all that filler, but now I realize an S tier knowledge of Japanese animation is mandatory.
Her: “Don’t be distracted by filler” Also Her: uses a anime reference to push a point that could’ve been made much more succinctly without the reference
I’m a criminal defense attorney and the only problem I see using anime as a reference point in arguments in trial is that my juries tend to skew older, so I’m not sure that’s something they would connect with. Using pop culture references is a common rhetoric tool that lawyers use to help jurors remember their arguments.
She's a public defender. Apparently there's a difference between a public defender and a private lawyer. Public defenders are hired by the state that's persecuting you and they aren't allowed to hire private investigators or bring in witnesses for your trial, so basically they don't have a lot of resources to help you. The only major con for private lawyers is that you have to pay for one. Basically public defenders are likely not going to help you at all , while getting page boy The State. "The fact that you don’t have to pay a public defender is a notable advantage for people who can’t afford to hire a lawyer. However, there are some drawbacks to working with a public defender you should consider before you go this route, including: Public defenders are court-appointed - The court assigns a public defender to criminal cases, meaning you don’t get to meet with potential candidates and select the lawyer you like most. Public defenders have large caseloads - A major issue for public defenders is their massive caseloads. They might work with dozens of other defendants while representing you. That leaves them minimal time to focus on your case and push for the best results. Public defenders have inadequate resources - Unlike criminal defense attorneys, public defenders don’t typically have helpful legal staff or resources. They cannot hire private investigators or expert witnesses to bolster your defense. Most public defenders have less experience - Even the most experienced public defenders often lack the same knowledge and skills that many private lawyers have. Since you cannot know who the court will appoint as your public defender, you might even get a lawyer who has never worked on a case before. Pros and Cons of a Private Criminal Defense Lawyer The only real drawback to hiring a criminal defense lawyer is the cost. Depending on the circumstances, a private attorney might charge a retainer or bill you by the hour. But given the serious nature of a criminal charge, the benefits of having a private lawyer defend you can significantly outweigh the disadvantages. The advantages of hiring a criminal defense attorney include: Time - Private attorneys have more time to spend on the cases they take. Since they can control their workloads, they can thoroughly review the details of each case and develop defense strategies suited to their client’s needs. Resources - Criminal defense lawyers have access to valuable resources. They often have strong connections to analysts and experts who can provide substantial evidence in your defense. Reputation - Experienced private attorneys often have stellar reputations within the community. Many have solid professional relationships with law enforcement, judges, and others in the justice system, which can work in your favor during a criminal case. Guidance - Unlike public defenders, private attorneys have the time to explain legal options and procedures to their clients. They can offer guidance during each stage of a case, explain the available options to their clients, and protect their rights every step of the way. The bottom line is that a private criminal defense lawyer can go above and beyond to meet your needs and seek a positive outcome on your behalf. Public defenders don’t have time to investigate every detail go that extra mile to uncover hidden evidence, or hash out plea deals with prosecutors. Private lawyers also do more than defend their clients. They can file appeals, handle probation revocations, and pursue post-conviction expungements. The right representation is worth it when your future is on the line. "
@@happymate8943Yep. This woman sounds JUST like my public defender. She was awful. Borderline illiterate. I had to make all of my decisions myself without the benefit of counsel.
@@happymate8943 they absolutely are allowed to present a defense. they absolutely are allowed everything necessary for that. i've worked in the legal system for decades, and i've never seen anyone get denied witnesses or investigation or whatever the defendant thinks they need (within legal reason). i've seen them fly professionals in for expert testimony from across the country at an expense of $20,000 just recently. so idk where you get your information, but it's wrong.
In all my 19 years of life, nevee have I been more flabbergasted that someone SOMEHOW in this tiny rock in space, decided to UNIRONICALLY reference Bleach and Memes in a serious court case.
This attorney's unexpected anime references, Thug's lawyer’s creative interpretations... I'm starting to think they swapped the courtroom for a theater. 😂🍿
I agree but he literally go by "Thug" it makes sense someone would bring it up during a rico case. If a rapper named KillerMike was on trial for murder of course his name would be essential to tear down his character.
My theory is that she lost a bet with someone and had to find a way to connect Bleach to the trial because there is no way she said all that and thought 'yeah this is suitable'
I always wondered what it would be like if I had to pretend to be a lawyer in court so I could get my own self out of trouble because I can't afford a good lawyer. Now I know exactly how that would turn out..
the funny thing is the point could have so easily been made without even mentioning the bount arc. “You know how shows have filler episodes to just waste your time? That’s what this is” I think she just really wanted to get the word out that the Bount arc sucks
And I thought the worst thing I've heard so far during a trial, was a lawyer here in Brazil who quoted Machiavelli, "The end justifies the means". And atributed said quote as something from "THe Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. And was honestly so certain of his words, that didn't even bother to correct himself, which made him get called out by the Minister of the Supreme Federal Court
That hurts my brain. Wow imagine quoting Machiavelli in a trial, let alone misattributing the quote. The cringe of these people Charlie is talking about is bar none though.
Of all the anime references that could have possibly made an appearance in court the bount arc has got to be the last thing I expected. I imagine to a jury of average folks this was like someone pulling out their stamp collection and launching into an anecdote about the 1918 Inverted Jenny.
@@Judgementxxx well we might see this if the squid game contestants sue netflix. And we'll see if netflix uses Kaiji - the ultimate survivor as a reference.
"My client is seen as evil. Truly demonic. Like an old vampire who drains people of their blood. This reminds me of an anime called JoJo's Bizarre adventure"
I only watch his vids now and then, but do have a lot of respect for the guy. I may be comin over full time though because his good mood definitely enhanced MY mood. Don't know about anyone else, but I need all the smiley happy, amazing mood I can get.
Now's your time go back to school and get a law degree they're just handing them out! Do it before AI takes over in a few years and it becomes worthless like everything else..
@@revuutube AI is going to take over a lot of jobs, but Lawyering is going to be one of the very last ones ever. When it can take over that, we will be obsolete as a species.
What parts of bleach are worth-while? I haven't watched it, but I'm interested in soul society arc. However people told me I should stop watching after that. Is that really true?
@@Reset-sm6rg No thats not true in my opinion look up a watch guide skip the filler it tells you to skip and enjoy, the current season are some of the best episodes bleach has ever had and well worth watching it all
It blows my mind that this is most likely the biggest RICO trial to happen in the last 10 years (57 indictments) and the courtroom does NOT match that energy.
@@XD-sc4ixDark Magician is cooler. I remember being four and loving that card. One of the earliest memories of my life was the dark magician on display at the store and pulled up upon the library computer.
had a Vr court case where a loli was on trial for selling drugs to Godzilla... and that trail made more sense than what i'm hearing in this video... also the court ended in the loli rightfully being guilty and sentenced to being exiled from humanity via a small rocket into space... so i say justice was served...
Wait… “first ever RICO trial”?? You say that as if to suggest that there have been other criminal trials, not about RICO, that had anime involved in an opening statement… Please don’t tell me there have been, it might be the last straw for my faith in humanity
"My client is portrayed as a monster, an impostor. Which reminds me of the game among us."
that wouldn't even have surprised me at this point
Hahahaha
I am absolutely baffled that an anime reference is now officially recorded in the American justice system.
In some small way, anime fans managed to win this little victory
🤣
"Rather than my client, we should instead be pointing our fingers at the ringleader of this operation; the trickster, the faker. Which reminds me of the game league of legends."
"And just like among us the REAL imposter is trying to vote my client off of the space ship we call life"
the second-hand embarrassment you're feeling right now is actually her spiritual pressure
it’s actually painful
fuck it's so heavy
I’d rather be in the Soul Prison with Aiden at this point
She so powerful I had to pause the video
Bang🤞🏽🔺kai
When I was a kid, I imagined the world of adults as serious and intelligent.
you silly billy. imagine a world of functioning adults jesus christ 🌝
I didn't lmao. As a kid I thoguht adults were retarded
they are serious, that's the scary part.
@@laggedoffserious but not intelligent 😭
@@laggedoffSerious about their malicious intent. It sucks how the people with the mindset that allows them to rise to the top of this world also happen to be a bunch of sociopaths.
I was apart of a jury in a trial like this and when these guys get caught, everything is so very obvious. The lawyer has no other choice than to come up with crazy reasons as to what the evidence is showing.
If i was a lawyer against Yung I'd say pushing p meant pushing percoset, the guy is a drug dealer your honour.
I understand but this is an opening and a hilarious to say the least.
@@starboiklem8381ez objection for speculation
what do ya think a defense does? just as a prosecutor does?
really a lot of cases aren't decided on evidence only, evidently... cuz, there would be no need for defense atty...
9 months later, cluster fuck, new judge reassigned, DA failing to comply with various court orders, I can keep going lol."everything is so obvious." tell that to the DA
I like how she casually brings up Soul Society without explanation as if everybody in the court knows what it means
The Jury is most def Millennials and Baby boomers ☠️ They are truly gonna left scratching their heads 😂
@@NexApexI mean bleach is pretty damn old, young millennials are it’s initial audience.
save the soul society young truly humble under god
@@NexApex Who do you think is watching Bleach exactly? Xers?
@@sekiro_the_one-armed_wolfI'm 23 gen z and I grew up watching bleach on adult swim so
The lawyer saying THUG means Truly Humble Under God and Pushing P means Pushing Positivity is actually legendary. I have finally realized that peak isn’t limited to fiction and a little of it exists in reality too.
The funniest thing about it is thats not just something the lawyer came up with though, thats legit what young thug has said it means. His sister tweeted about it like a year ago
Thats why they say; “Art imitates life.”
Pushing = selling .... P = pounds
@@Mageblood P is slang for meth
@@Mageblood You mean Selling Positivity to youngsters.
the fact that there has now been an official court case that refers to one of the worst arcs in bleach just goes to show we are truly living in the goofiest timeline
At least it was filler but still what a waste of money and resources to create such trash.
Next thing you know there's Minecraft Story Mode arcs referenced in copyright strikes
@@theloreghost312"your honer, do you know episode 4 in minecraft storymode?"
I did like the opening song to it though. The rest of it, utterly forgettable.
America is one big sitcom.
moist = moving on in struggling times 💯
That’s actually a good one all jokes aside
😭😭😭
This is honestly great. I would use this.
Moist = masturbating often is strongly terrible
Nice Ideally Great Gushing Extremely Radiant
Did she really unironically think reciting anime lore would help in a trial that could decide her clients life?? That’s honestly so crazy. They hire anyone these days ig
Edit; these replies actually have me wheezing
Crazy how there dumb people who throw the blame anime card so often
It’s literally the chewbacca defence
Of all things bro Bleach filler in a court case is horrendous 😭
@@originaljoke-y5ftruth
I wonder if the jury are young adults... maybe just might work
It's so damn funny that there is now an entire "Bount Arc is shit" speech immortalized in the records of the american justice system. 😂
Holy shit you’re right 😭
This is what happens when jabappers get in the court room on the side they're not used to being on
@@tonyvelasquez6776 nah man Ace Attorney has you play from the defense bench they practice this shit
She's not wrong
Bro you just turned this whole thing around for me. I got to the part where she said "Bount Arc" and was like noooooooooo nononononope not watching this. Gonna see what the smartasses in the commen... oh ok I'm watching the rest.
I believe you should pursue a career in the legal field.
Imagine having Jury duty and this is the court case you're subjected to sit through. My soul would leave my body.
Meh, just bankai
I'm immediately smashing the guilty button.
thank fucking god honestly, regular court cases are boring as hell. i'd never zone out and miss info if this was the kind of garbage they were saying the whole time lmaoo
@@fredmercury1314 I don't even know what they did, but they guilty...They finally found a way for me to presume guilty until proven innocent...
Free my boy Young Truly Humble Under God
Immediately after hearing “this reminds me of this anime” I was slapped around the room with unfathomable amount of cringe. I feel violated but I bet it was worse for the people in that court room
if i was the judge i would've sentenced young thugs lawyer to life in prison
@@SomeRand0mNerd wrong defendant
Can’t believe she pulled the infamous “If Bounts are gone by season 6, you must acquit” defense. Truly a trial of all time
Lmfao
bro 💀
WHY DID I KNOW THIS WAS ABOUT BLEACH BEFORE WATCHING THE VIDEO 😭 oh my fucking god
She should have been OJ's lawyer
Charlie cut off the part where she literally says "I'm just a friend an completely non essential to this case" she was asked to testify against her friend so of course she just wastes everyone's time
I love her conviction and confidence in condemning an anime filler arc to a courtroom of baffled people.
Me too, tbh.😅😂🫶
bro if you have seen the Bount Arc you would get it
Completely justified tbh
It had to be done that was sitting inside her for a really long time.
this is what happens when a black woman gets a chance to represent someone in court
this is where diversity gets us
As someone who've worked as a legal transcriber, I didn't even notice the bad audio, it's become alarmingly normal for me to hear legal audio with this quality.
As an Xbox 360 veteran I considered it high quality 👍
@@kx7500such an under-appreciated comment. I also agree, minus the voice filter that turned everyone into chipmunks whilst playing bad company 2.
@@bonglandgregthey had that for PS3 as well. Remember youd put it one level lower to make your voice deeper 😂
@@aShamelessHigh I didn't know that! Mind you I didn't play online much with the ps3! I can imagine a few Sony games aimed at children with weird sounding children 😆
That job is so hard. Did you use that machine where you used combinations to make up the words, or a classic QWERTY set-up? Or the other layout that people like?
I appreciate the audio warning for the second clip despite the first one being far worse
😂
The fact her explaining why filler wastes time to relate to the case is a filler in on itself
"In on itself" lmao keep practicing bud
Gintama explained filler better
Thankfully, Japan now has seasons for anime, so hopefully filler will be gone for good once One Piece finishes airing.
@@lastfirst3512”bud” who do u think u are lil bro
@@wumpacoothe’s the grammar police 💀
She was so upset with accidentally watching this filler arch she decided to waste everyones time reminding everyone about it
“Miss, what does this have to do with-“
“SEASON 7, NO BOUNTS”
Now tho, when he’s convicted, YT can say it should be overturned for ineffective counsel
You got me dead lol
"Arch"
@@Hunterr8👈and this is what you call a loser.
"This isn't justice, this is a circus" is such a hard bar to use in a courtroom
Sounds like Ace Attorney in a nutshell
Sounds like something Miles edgeworth would say tbh
"We live in a society" but for lawyers
Yuh
Fr
Everytime something like this happens, the closer I get to actually believing we live in a cartoon.
The world ended in 2012 and we're living through the post-credit blooper roll.
@@Wampa842incredible comment
@@Wampa842☠️☠️☠️
th cartoon mimics us
@@Wampa842 2013-2019 was the short but good spin off. Change my mind 😂
I love it when The Onion writers are allowed into courtrooms.
This comment made me lol. Thank you for that. 😂
@@WookieWoman Same!
Exactly. This straight up looks like an Onion video
I’m glad, onion gave the people the lines to say.
😂
i just have to say, recording trials and then posting them to the internet for the public to see, is the best decision the judicial system has ever made
Low-key, this makes me want to be selected for jury duty just to see an absurd trial play out like this
I wish I was selected so I can ask her what a bad filler arc has to do with the defendants charges?
The trial is streaming M - F on several channels. It’s easy to find.
Nah, you don’t wanna be selected for jury duty trust that.
I think this is a lot more boring than the highlights suggest. If not that, than at least groan-worthy and feeling like a gross waste of time.
@Pokemon_Breeder_Astolfo it doesn't have to do anything with it bro just say you don't know anything about how courts work😂
imagine paying for an attorney to fight for a case that decides the entire rest of your life and she starts talking about anime
Never in my short life did I think anime would be brought up as an argumentative point in a court case
You must have known it was inevitable
With the course our degenerate skibidis are heading, it was bound to happen XD
Let alone Bleach 😭
Honestly that was such a real statement
@@ashtondronchi9997skibidis 😂
We managed to capture on camera the exact moment a weeb fails to refrain from speaking about anime for more than 10 minutes, and it happened inside a court room.
I spent years blocking anime subreddits on Reddit. Only to see anime brought up in a courtroom.
Bro really thought he did something by writing this comment 😂
@@brolylssj95 found the weeb
@@brolylssj95watch samurai champloo
@@brolylssj95Found the weeb.
When she mentioned the Bount arc, I was genuinely surprised her client didn't just tell the judge to give the guilty verdict. At that point your chances are as thin as a thread in a hurricane.
I dont understand that saying “thin as thread in a hurricane” what about the hurricane makes the thread thinner
@@callmecalamity you will fly away 🗣
@@callmecalamity the chance of a thread not blowing away in a hurricane are low, therefor he is comparing the odds of not getting fucking destroyed in this courtroom to that of a thread surviving a hurricane. It's not about how "thin" the thread is rather how thin its survival chances are.
@@callmecalamity it doesn't and I don't think this is a real/common metaphor, I have heard "thin as thread" before though... I think maybe OP has fused a few different sayings mistakenly? or perhaps misheard "Treading on thin ice" and made their own conclusions about what it meant? I'm actually super interested to hear what you meant or if there really is a common saying google has 0 results on! @moonwielder
"I'll plead guilty if you arrest her too"
"But, your honor, have you seen bleach"?
She originally wasn’t going to talk about anime, and instead was going to go for a more generic analogy, but when she saw the jurors were all fedora wearing neckbeards, she came up with the Bleach comparison on the spot. A very intellectual decision if you ask me.
wait this is kinda real
edit : why are you people liking this.
hol up let him cook
no no he has a point
it was in that moment that each one of them tipped their fedoras in solidarity
this is what happens when a black woman gets a chance to represent someone in court
this is where diversity gets us
We're one step away from "Your honor, who smelt it, delt it."
Unfortunately, they who denied it, supplied it.
And whoever said the rhyme did the crime
"SELF REPORT!!1!1!"
A fart Amongus.
@@Cheesus-Sliced But in court, they're luck because those who watched it, botched it.
The fact that Thug never explaining what Pushin P meant came back full circle to be used as a defense is cosmic irony.
I'm pretty sure it literally meant Percocet lol, considering the main drug he is accused of dealing is percs and in this very trial, someone already was caught trying to pass him a baggy of percs IN THE COURTROOM lol.
@@thekamotodragon I dont blame him, these prices are upppp rn
@@thekamotodragonhell nah pushin P is a cali term for pimpin 😂 mean pushin pussy bro
@@thekamotodragonhe actually has a pretty strong case too he wasn’t doing any of that shit 😂 ik it sounds goofy all alone but his lawyer shitted on the prosecution of you watch the whole thing. It’s really a terrible case
Yep, and the idea that "thug" has anything to do with humility is laughable. It's a very old, derived form of 'Thuggee', who were members of an ancient cult that worshiped a death god in the Middle East. They even made an appearance in a film years ago. Anyways, nothing good about the term, regardless of modern interpretations.
can we take a second to appreciate the second lawyer, that man is straight up Saul Goodman, pushing positive and truly humble under god both goes so hard
Thug might have a chance at a retrial with how ridiculous this has been
hope so. free jeff
I think that’s what they’re trying
Are you tripping? He should get long long years in jail.@@plaserov
Lady is just TEEING up that ineffective assistance of counsel claim fr
@@mottomusik I'm starting to think the same. These things are happening too much.
I'm glad Bleach has become classical literature, worthy of citing in court as an allusion to the proceeding events.
I know right, it’s mainstream now too. It’s plays 24/7 on Pluto TV.
Pretty sure the Judge himself is a Bleach fan and actually allowed her to continue as if normal.
@@ElMalito187 I mean, the only saying it’s cringe is weebs/anime fans. I have shown this to many people? They all said it’s just explained by using a show. I believe this self-reflection issue.
That’s what u get for hiring bIack lawyers.
@@smartyjonez5470 Says the white guy with his own stupid take.
I love living in a time where all of this silly shit happens so unironically
Literally a gta server
When chronically online people become workplace “professionals”
this kind of shit ironically happened in the past?
@@mrguy561 Is "chronically online" the new "urban"?
@@googleapocalypse1967that feels rasict and I'm white
As a university student i always looked at a couple of collegues and ask my self how the hell will they actualy ever do the job they are studying for. This is how
The anime part feels like a chewbacca defence situation where she's trying so hard to distract and confuse the jurors
Ladies and gentlemen of this supposed jury, it does not make sense! If Chewbacca lives on Endor, you must acquit! The defense rests
She should have used the Chewbacca defense instead!
I think it’s likely the opposite. I havnt argued an actual case yet, but attorneys know to gear any argument towards the Jury (or judge in the case they’re deciding).
I think it’s far more likely she felt the jurors would understand for whatever reason and the opposition wouldn’t.
LAWYER used CONFUSION!
It's not very effective...
Imagine hiring her as a lawyer to defend you in a RICO trial and you hear her say this💀
what is a rico trial
@@badbetrayalThe Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) of 1970 seeks to strengthen the legal tools in evidence gathering by establishing new penal prohibitions and providing enhanced sanctions and new remedies for dealing with the unlawful activities of those engaged in organized crime.
@@badbetrayallegislation meant for catch gangsters and mobsters who were exploiting legal loopholes
First problem hiring a female second problem not hiring a Jew
It is obvious that it is a strategy based on the jurors, surely after the profiling, the defense found out that some of the jurors were fans of Bleach or something like that, and they are taking advantage of empathy points.
I think its funny trials have this reputation of being very hoity toity, when stuff like these are actually common occurrences. It's not always anime, but attorney's making crazy comparisons is something you'll encounter a lot. One time i read a trial transcript where an attorney said the other attorney was "as annoying as Sheldon Cooper."
Damn that's powerful
I've never seen hoity toity spelled out
Thanks!
He's won that one I'm afraid
Bazinga
It's idiocracy encroaching, courtrooms used to be very formal and everyone on the bench had at least the intelligence not to be watching aimee
The lawyers are like me yapping on the writing part of a test
This is fucking hilarious. “This isn’t justice, this is a circus” you can tell when she wrote that she thought it would be badass, but when it was said out loud it was cringe. I’m dying laughing, she tried so hard but it just came across as insanely goofy
She’s not wrong tho. The prosecutors in this case have gotten yelled at by the judge a lot in this case for doing a bunch of dumb shit
If it was preceded by a strong opening statement, it would have been a lot better.
@@frocoshake2107
A stronger opening statement, and any analogy that did not relate to media. She could've quoted 400 different people that are well known, and respected.
Citing an anime in a professinal setting is extreme amateur hour.
😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮 lol😮 ok
"she tried so hard but it just came across as insanely goofy" - Kinda like your profile pic 🤣
She could have definitely done that bleach crossover more smoothly, but the fact she did that at all is crazy
Blew my mind she’s a lawyer and she’s young blood too in the legal system and I hope that isn’t an omen for what the future will hold when my generation fully takes the wheels. When the Boomers are gone and GenX is out the door is this what the old folks of the future will be When we take hold of government and legal jobs?
@Broomer52 it will definitely be different, but it will be better in some aspects and definitely weird in others. Professionalism could use some work, tho
With how popular anime has gotten and is continuing to become, it's eventually not going to be any different than referring to an older movie like Pulp Fiction to contextualize a point
@@Broomer52 idiocracy
@Broomer52 Stop being stupid bro. All this pessimism over 1 person being weird. You think every person is like that? Like there's no shame or nothing? Well the tools in office are carefully raising their progenies to continue their lines of power through politics. Nepotism and tax evasion, along with fraudulent legalities and yet this random lawyer in a courtroom got you feeling some kind of way about what the next generation is gonna be like
Every single day that goes by I am utterly convinced that whoever the main character of our timeline may be, they are speedrunning the joke ending. Just hit us with the Silent Hill dog song and roll credits already hooooly.
Fuckin RIGHT bro 😂😂
Nah dude, our world is based on a comedy series and everything that happens is just a joke at this point. I mean Sleepy Joe is president. The writers went all out on that one.
@@lelouchvibritannia7702 To be fair, the writers had a hall of a time with Trump as president. Like damn, way to pretty much tank American reputation for decades.
@@DamienDarksideAs a non American, Trump was definitely a meme but Biden takes the cake. He lowkey has dementia. He forgot his mother's dead, he accidentally said honor of the holocaust instead of horror in Israel, he is just an A plus meme, I'd be disappointed if it went back to Trump, Biden 2024😂
@@marko9695I wanna see the media implode itself bc they can't go one month without bringing him up, his mugshot was the perfect catalyst, I'd say Trump 2024 just to see how far we get
You know you’re in trouble when your lawyer befuddles herself on her own opening statement
The second i heard the clip, my body physically curled up in secondhand shame. Absolutely unreal
As a fan of bleach the cringe second hand shame made me rip my own hair out
I had to skip the speech because I literally COULD NOT watch it
@@FloridianIrishGuy ii had to pause to prepare to view the cringe
As soon as I heard Bleach...16 seasons I paused and took a moment to take in this new reality in which we live. Then it moved to Thug Life being taken as some deep religious movement of humility and my soul may leave my body.
This is what you anime people sound like to the rest of the world 👍
I’ve followed bits and pieces of this case and let me tell you, it has truly been a circus. From YSL Polo, to court ordered essays, to court ordered lunch purchases, to potential jurors being held in contempt for live-streaming the proceedings, to goat sacrifices, to lawyers saying “that’s cap” on the record…this case has had it all so far.
GOAT SACRIFICES?!
You can’t just skip over goat sacrifices like that man
I do solemnly swear, while under oath, that that’s cap your honor
Na now I gotta look into this 😭💀 especially bc YT is a self admitted Freemason they do-do sacrifices* & shit so I wouldn’t doubt it
Idiocracy
This woman went to law school, took the bar exam, and was convinced, really convinced, that using a Bleach reference (one that is probably not known to the jury) to make a point, would really drive home what she wanted to say?? Who hired this woman??
this is the problem with allowing tests to be taken online, people can just let computers do the thinking for them, which doesnt work in a real courtroom
@@DiabandoBastardoEveryone wants to be the next Saul Goodman.
Atlanta needed to hit their inclusiveness quota.
@@DiabandoBastardothey still have to write essay questions which get read by the examiner. I get your point though.
@@sweethoneymustard7661 What?
How none of the jury got held in contempt for laughing is beyond me
The fact that the trial isn't in any way fabricated makes me both laugh and lose my mind
@@p-__How can I believe you.👀What proof do you have to make me believe that?👀
@@p-__ Check your closet.
This trial is actually insane here are some of the things that happened before this:
-Thugs codefendant giving him a Perc in the courtroom, caught on camera
-One of thugs lawyers saying she should start an onlyfans to the jury
-one of Thugs lawyers calling a juror a bitch
🤡🌎
@@p-__ check your rear end.
The fact that this woman can seemingly act like she is competent in a court of law gives me greater self confidence to be wildly incompetent at something and get paid for it.
fool, look at the politicians that got called out and had lied about their qualifications and still went unnoticed for over a decade. you can totally get paid to bs your way through something for years hahaha
Fun fact: every adult on the planet is actually just winging it.
@@thelemon5069Fake it till you make it 😂
Please do, everyone is just bsing.
Diversity hire
As someone who does mock trial, I will be using “this isn’t justice, this is a circus” as a mock trial theme.
I really wanna know how that goes, haha
Hit the "us" in Justice and Circus way harder than she did.
Her client just lost - juries don't watch Bleach, they play Ace Attorney.
Can you imagine you’re fighting for your life, trying to save yourself from a death sentence, and suddenly your lawyer starts mentioning anime as a way to help with your case. I would already give up at that point.
"Excuse me, your Honor, I would like to change my plea to guilty. Please take me out of this courtroom."
and you know she’s gonna win with the the power of both god and anime on her side
Wouldn’t hire a person with dyed hair in the first place to be my lawyer but the second I hear this shit I’d instantly interrupt, fire current counsel and seek better counsel.
Better be “Believe it” - Naruto.
What chance do you have. This proves you just get a degree and they hire anyone
Sometimes lawyers do such bizarre things that I can only assume they're trying to give their client a chance at appeal on the basis of incompetent counsel.
Lawyers' Bizarre Adventures
No its just a lawyer that got their degree through affirmative action
@Liltony6676 She had to pass the BAR exam just like everyone else. Also 50% of this goonery was done by an old cisthet white guy so I mean... Did he get in via affirmative action?
@@Liltony9797 you literally can not pass the bar because of affirmative action you doofus look up the actual policies before making ridiculous claims
@@Liltony9797 there's no need to be racist about it
The worst part is her central argument isn't even good. She's basically saying "none of this matters so declare him not guilty" which doesn't address any of the actual claims.
shes tryna say hes not even integral to the story 😂😂😂
Literally damaged his case so she could talk about Bleach. If she isnt fired immediately after this then the dude doesnt want to win
It was an opening statement, it's where the juices are, not the meat, you're missing the point, no claims were made just yet
@@sheepketchup9059 Then it's a terrible opening statement. I see no juice here.
@@taitia8619"No juice. Only Water. No juice.
Bro we live in a fictional world cause how the hell did this work in the end?💀
It didn’t really he had to cave to a plea deal admitting guilt
@@kertigi mean this is the best outcome possible from this so i’d say it worked.
As a Bleach fan, I am proud of Charlie and ashamed of the lawyer. Calling witnesses "filler characters" is both highly unprofessional and should be an offence worthy of penalty. They won't disregard testimonies just because someone said "well ackthually"
you are right it is disrespectful... ill call people i don't like bounts as a slur now 💀
Your comment and all replies are no longer cannon. Ive retconned your account to be more source material accurate.
Bleach is trully humble under god
@@nkosinathisibiya600
btw Bleach stands for
B = Blessed
l = lads
e = exploring
a = American
C = churches
h = humbly .
@@samankucher5117 you took things too far😂
I feel so bad for the court clerk having to record all of this.
Probably the most entertaining day of their career. I wonder if they put the proper emphasis on TRULY. HUMBLED. UNDER. GOD.
I’m glad I was born at the right time so I could see this honestly 😂 Clown World just keeps gettin better.
It's getting worse dude and it ain't gonna get better anytime soon if you think otherwise...I want whatever it is you're smoking cause I definitely need it. @@CEOofWasrael
"your honour, stfu, you weren't even there"
This lady is so inspirational. After seeing this, all I can think is that maybe I could be a lawyer
You can definitely be one ❤ but not mine.
@@Concordnh603would you take thug rapper lawyer instead?
I beliebe in you
Damn, I need to start watching anime then. I know I need law school and all that filler, but now I realize an S tier knowledge of Japanese animation is mandatory.
"You gotta believe~!"
-Parappa the Rapper
Her: “Don’t be distracted by filler”
Also Her: uses a anime reference to push a point that could’ve been made much more succinctly without the reference
Maybe that was her point all along. Hit em with the random largely irrelevant Bleach reference as a live test for ignoring filler.
I mean, people are much more likely to remember what she said now.
She should have used a Battlefield 2042 reference?
That's the point!!! It was genius. I'll die in this hill.
@@noctap0dno chance. Id love to believe it, it would be perfect. But a little too perfect.
I’m a criminal defense attorney and the only problem I see using anime as a reference point in arguments in trial is that my juries tend to skew older, so I’m not sure that’s something they would connect with. Using pop culture references is a common rhetoric tool that lawyers use to help jurors remember their arguments.
Does that work if the jurors can't relate to the reference, though?
But the comparison doesn't even make sense either so even if they did know bleach it still wouldn't have meant anything lol
She's a public defender.
Apparently there's a difference between a public defender and a private lawyer. Public defenders are hired by the state that's persecuting you and they aren't allowed to hire private investigators or bring in witnesses for your trial, so basically they don't have a lot of resources to help you. The only major con for private lawyers is that you have to pay for one. Basically public defenders are likely not going to help you at all , while getting page boy The State.
"The fact that you don’t have to pay a public defender is a notable advantage for people who can’t afford to hire a lawyer. However, there are some drawbacks to working with a public defender you should consider before you go this route, including:
Public defenders are court-appointed - The court assigns a public defender to criminal cases, meaning you don’t get to meet with potential candidates and select the lawyer you like most.
Public defenders have large caseloads - A major issue for public defenders is their massive caseloads. They might work with dozens of other defendants while representing you. That leaves them minimal time to focus on your case and push for the best results.
Public defenders have inadequate resources - Unlike criminal defense attorneys, public defenders don’t typically have helpful legal staff or resources. They cannot hire private investigators or expert witnesses to bolster your defense.
Most public defenders have less experience - Even the most experienced public defenders often lack the same knowledge and skills that many private lawyers have. Since you cannot know who the court will appoint as your public defender, you might even get a lawyer who has never worked on a case before.
Pros and Cons of a Private Criminal Defense Lawyer
The only real drawback to hiring a criminal defense lawyer is the cost. Depending on the circumstances, a private attorney might charge a retainer or bill you by the hour. But given the serious nature of a criminal charge, the benefits of having a private lawyer defend you can significantly outweigh the disadvantages. The advantages of hiring a criminal defense attorney include:
Time - Private attorneys have more time to spend on the cases they take. Since they can control their workloads, they can thoroughly review the details of each case and develop defense strategies suited to their client’s needs.
Resources - Criminal defense lawyers have access to valuable resources. They often have strong connections to analysts and experts who can provide substantial evidence in your defense.
Reputation - Experienced private attorneys often have stellar reputations within the community. Many have solid professional relationships with law enforcement, judges, and others in the justice system, which can work in your favor during a criminal case.
Guidance - Unlike public defenders, private attorneys have the time to explain legal options and procedures to their clients. They can offer guidance during each stage of a case, explain the available options to their clients, and protect their rights every step of the way.
The bottom line is that a private criminal defense lawyer can go above and beyond to meet your needs and seek a positive outcome on your behalf. Public defenders don’t have time to investigate every detail go that extra mile to uncover hidden evidence, or hash out plea deals with prosecutors. Private lawyers also do more than defend their clients. They can file appeals, handle probation revocations, and pursue post-conviction expungements. The right representation is worth it when your future is on the line. "
@@happymate8943Yep. This woman sounds JUST like my public defender. She was awful. Borderline illiterate. I had to make all of my decisions myself without the benefit of counsel.
@@happymate8943 they absolutely are allowed to present a defense. they absolutely are allowed everything necessary for that. i've worked in the legal system for decades, and i've never seen anyone get denied witnesses or investigation or whatever the defendant thinks they need (within legal reason). i've seen them fly professionals in for expert testimony from across the country at an expense of $20,000 just recently. so idk where you get your information, but it's wrong.
In all my 19 years of life, nevee have I been more flabbergasted that someone SOMEHOW in this tiny rock in space, decided to UNIRONICALLY reference Bleach and Memes in a serious court case.
This attorney's unexpected anime references, Thug's lawyer’s creative interpretations... I'm starting to think they swapped the courtroom for a theater. 😂🍿
If you believe how I believe..it really is all just a show from them
Well for quite awhile court was the premier entertainment
You're not wrong it's all attention to pull us off of the real problem 9/12
Trial lawyers are theatre kids
She single handedly talked the judge from a week probation to 12 life sentences and 217 different charges
100% speedrun glitchless
And it’s all going to be filler
Big black blm mama
Black af
“Im the best lawyer in the world”
i like how the actual point she was trying to make anime references aside, was that his crime isn’t worth looking at so just vote innocent
It’s like saying I “didn’t steal the cookies, Jones did but if you ask him he will say me and that is a huge lie”
@@Pupupwa so let's close this discussion here and now and carry on with our life
classic chewbacca defense.
Big mama BLACk Af
Istg if that circus line was an Ace Attorney reference than I'm launching myself off the planet
Hearing that first clip's audio and then hearing Charlie only comment on the next clips audio being bad is genuinely terrifying
Lmao 🤣 right? I thought it would be basically inaudible after his warning
Seriously, my hearing is degrading. I have to use a volume booster most times. I was concerned.
If my lawyer talked about anime or "thug life" in the court room, I would break down crying on the spot.
About to represent myself at that point
id just say im guilty and take the highest charge atp 😭
Especially bc he’s older & you can tell has no business explaining the meaning of thug life 😭💀
I agree but he literally go by "Thug" it makes sense someone would bring it up during a rico case. If a rapper named KillerMike was on trial for murder of course his name would be essential to tear down his character.
@@lozpopo The one time where you actually should defend yourself in court
I think she just wanted to use the Trial as a therapy session for what she endured
😂😂😂😂 so true if she just watched it for the first time.
That show had like 200 episodes
Well she’s right about it being a circus. Every circus has a clown
My theory is that she lost a bet with someone and had to find a way to connect Bleach to the trial because there is no way she said all that and thought 'yeah this is suitable'
she coulda pulled up in cosplay like
No way she keeps her title as a lawyer after this 😂
@@mr420quickscops2she'll be fine, she's a soul reaper
She got awarded her lawyer license because she walked in and was black, fat, and female. That's why she has no idea how to be an actual lawyer.
If I watched my lawyer make an anime reference in a courtroom id just plead guilty to save the embarrassment.
Idk man anime references in court really could’ve gone super hard, she just really butchered it.
@jimmybeanchugger1832 theres no way, give an example l.
@@master_ranch_of_the_runnin7289 Use Talk-No-Jutsu until the jury agrees out of pity. Just believe it!
@@master_ranch_of_the_runnin7289 “omae wa mou shindeiru” and then stab them.
depends on the anime reference
I can confidently say that she is not a clown, she’s the entire circus
Now she will win, Wright?
Couldn't accept anything less from a case called Young Thug YSL trail ngl💀
I’m waiting for the civil case for the trauma caused by reminding people of the bount arc
An arc being so bad it caused someone life in prison is actually crazy
It caused what?
Finish your sentence properly.
@@UtubeH8trcry more
@@UtubeH8trcost
@@UtubeH8trYour parents finished properly but a mistake came out
@@UtubeH8tr Caused him his life like hes getting life in prison
There is no way Bleach got brought up for a speech. She definitely just finished it and really wanted to talk about it.
Based from her hairdo, she’s a fan of Renji
I always wondered what it would be like if I had to pretend to be a lawyer in court so I could get my own self out of trouble because I can't afford a good lawyer. Now I know exactly how that would turn out..
the funny thing is the point could have so easily been made without even mentioning the bount arc. “You know how shows have filler episodes to just waste your time? That’s what this is” I think she just really wanted to get the word out that the Bount arc sucks
I mean. The bount arc really, really sucked. I can somewhat understand
But no one was arguing otherwise
She is the type of person to go "Dynamite" in Rock, Paper, Scissors. On the flipside, we have Shakespeare Goodman.
Her entire thought process for a defense was literally
"This is just like one of my japanese animes!" -Otacon
Are you an Otaku too?
I thought of it myself! It stands for Otaku Convention!
I see, fellow Metal Gearer
She couldn't even use a Case Closed reference smh
Pushing p means pushing pounds of mariwuana or crack btw lol
And I thought the worst thing I've heard so far during a trial, was a lawyer here in Brazil who quoted Machiavelli, "The end justifies the means". And atributed said quote as something from "THe Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. And was honestly so certain of his words, that didn't even bother to correct himself, which made him get called out by the Minister of the Supreme Federal Court
Knowing my country, i was unnironically expecting the guy to be quoting "The end Justifaiz the means" from Kamen Rider 555's opening.
I think I would become suicidal if I said something so stupid and in court
That hurts my brain. Wow imagine quoting Machiavelli in a trial, let alone misattributing the quote. The cringe of these people Charlie is talking about is bar none though.
They should have quoted Saul Goodman
Classic mistake. They should have quoted Rousseau
"You can't possibly top the Chewbacca defence" Ladies and Gentlemen, the Bount Defence
Chewbacca is a wookie they live on the planet kashiek
"This isnt justice, this is a circus."
-Ichigo Kurosaki
The split second she said Bleach I broke out into LAUGHTER. It hasn't even been 1 minute yet and I already know this is gonna be hilarious.
i cant finish it without cringing, where tf was she going with this??
Same
I skipped through it. I couldn't handle the cringe 😭 she said Bleach and I almost died lmao
I dropped my phone
Couldn't reach it to stop it
Cringed everywhere
Of all the anime references that could have possibly made an appearance in court the bount arc has got to be the last thing I expected. I imagine to a jury of average folks this was like someone pulling out their stamp collection and launching into an anecdote about the 1918 Inverted Jenny.
No she just had to take that filler to court bcs of how long and boring it was 😂
I'm really interested to see how this affects the overall meta of the justice system
This got me 👏
Just imagine lawyers using the anime gambit to try and sway a not guilty verdict 🤣
@@Judgementxxx well we might see this if the squid game contestants sue netflix. And we'll see if netflix uses Kaiji - the ultimate survivor as a reference.
Definitely some areas in this run that could be optimized, but the jury stunlock is absolutely huge
@@randomblock1_that 3 month to 15 life sentences skip is absolutely insane
"My client is seen as evil. Truly demonic. Like an old vampire who drains people of their blood. This reminds me of an anime called JoJo's Bizarre adventure"
The moment she said, "This reminds me of this anime." I felt bad for her because of the embarrassment she had to handle.
Dont feel bad for stupid people or others will think your stupid too
You should feel bad for us who nearly died from cringe watching this
@@dermae5171I did die
She put herself in the position, we just gotta deal with the 2nd hand embarrassment - I sure as hell dont feel bad for her tho
@bruhman11232 kubo and bleach fans didn't deserve the embarrassment, though💀
I love how smiley Charlie has been in his videos lately, he seems to be in an amazing mood these days
He has always been smiling and laughing, but people who don't watch him have no idea
getting some good punanni
I’d be smiling too. He makes an insane amount of money doing what he would do regardless.
I only watch his vids now and then, but do have a lot of respect for the guy. I may be comin over full time though because his good mood definitely enhanced MY mood. Don't know about anyone else, but I need all the smiley happy, amazing mood I can get.
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I used to think that becoming a lawyer was really hard but im really second guessing myself now
Diversity hire.
Ikrrrr
Now's your time go back to school and get a law degree they're just handing them out! Do it before AI takes over in a few years and it becomes worthless like everything else..
@@revuutube AI is going to take over a lot of jobs, but Lawyering is going to be one of the very last ones ever. When it can take over that, we will be obsolete as a species.
Literally all they do is act, lie, and tell stories in the court room and hope that the jury believes them
Honestly, Young Thug might be the one artist who would actually change his name to Young Truly Humble Under God
As someone who suffered from the bount arc, I can understand the pain everyone who watched it went through
same lmao
Honestly yeah 😂
Bleach is ass
What parts of bleach are worth-while? I haven't watched it, but I'm interested in soul society arc. However people told me I should stop watching after that. Is that really true?
@@Reset-sm6rg No thats not true in my opinion look up a watch guide skip the filler it tells you to skip and enjoy, the current season are some of the best episodes bleach has ever had and well worth watching it all
At times like this I remember the phrase "Reality is often times stranger than fiction."
I love how in the end of her speech it actually ties her presentation all together into a big bow. Perfect
It would've sounded less insane if she referred to the "anime filler problem" as a literary device (as in novels, novel series). 💀
They’re unironically two of the best lawyers in Georgia with two of the best W/L records in the court system there
My new Roman empire is old white men explaining what thug life is
It blows my mind that this is most likely the biggest RICO trial to happen in the last 10 years (57 indictments) and the courtroom does NOT match that energy.
I know all about the RICO act thanks to Larry Lawton 🤣
This isn’t the wrong move on the chess board, this is the equivalent of placing down a player token from candy land on the board.
Or playing UNO and then one guy summon blue eyes white dragon in attack mode
@@XD-sc4ixMy 7yr old nephew does that sort of thing.
@@fredmercury1314 based nephew 🗿
@@XD-sc4ixDark Magician is cooler. I remember being four and loving that card. One of the earliest memories of my life was the dark magician on display at the store and pulled up upon the library computer.
Nah, this is like going to McDonald's when it's your turn in monopoly
Had a trial in VR chat once, looked a lot like this.
hahaha totally would be like this
had a Vr court case where a loli was on trial for selling drugs to Godzilla... and that trail made more sense than what i'm hearing in this video...
also the court ended in the loli rightfully being guilty and sentenced to being exiled from humanity via a small rocket into space... so i say justice was served...
@@The-Omega-Blade Best ending!
I was a cockroach being accused by a bulky space soldier of committing heresy to something called a slunesh
Charlie learning here that the only difference between theatre kids and lawyers is their level of spite
Fun Fact: This is the first ever RICO trial to begin with the defense attorney’s opening statement being about anime.
This is for the history books boys
@@aimanmarzuqi4804Young Thug either got the best lawyers in the country or the worst 😂 you pick
@@Uzdefized As crazy as this sounds, they might be even worse than Amber Heard’s lawyers
@@Uzdefized”the simulation said she would be the one!” Affirmative Action Strikes Again
Wait… “first ever RICO trial”??
You say that as if to suggest that there have been other criminal trials, not about RICO, that had anime involved in an opening statement…
Please don’t tell me there have been, it might be the last straw for my faith in humanity