Law & Order - The Fiancee's Testimony
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- Опубликовано: 29 май 2019
- The testimony of the ex-boyfriend's current fiancee becomes crucial to the case.
Season 1, Episode 4. Stone and Robinette struggle to make a case against an Ivy Leaguer suspected of his girlfriend's murder.
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Props to that woman’s husband for being there for her and wanting her to get justice. Props to that woman stepping forward.
Wow!, what a husband!.
@@amakafunmiobidi8411 Yeah he's dope
You do understand these are scripted roles played by actors, don't you?
The actor who played her husband is Sean Penn's brother.
V Mi Ichigo Red
I always love “The jury will disregard the last statement.”
Right. Unring that bell.
I took criminal justice for a semester and even my professor was like 'yeah, nobody's disregarding anything, they tell you to but you really can't.'
I think now the jury wouldn't be sitting in the courtroom directly hearing the testimony, but rather get a video of the testimony with the 'disregarded' part edited out.
@@misterbin00Would never happen as people would lose trust in the system if the jury wasn’t present & was instead fed an edited version. People would claim that it was an unfair trial that was manipulated. Also there’s a big difference witnessing testimony & arguments in person vs seeing it on a screen.
@@Rushinator1 exept that after sentencing, everyone would have acess to the court records aka everything that was said
and that could be used for appeal
Ladies get yourself a man like this woman’s husband
They have their own streaming network called Peacock. These scum bags put these short clips here to entice us to subscribe.
I don't want a f**ing husband
I'm staying single
Seriously! The way he looks at his wife is so beautiful. Such a supportive man!!!!!
@@annieberardino8732 That's how my dad looks at my mom every day and they've been married for almost 40 years (next October).
@@electroskates2434All males are grateful
I love how Stone slowly walked back to his seat to really let it sink in with the jury and then sort of hesitate to say no further questions
Damn I recall the power of this episode... Plots like this had never been on TV before. Bravo to the players, writers and Dick Wolf for realizing it was time.
There were other shows that used similar plots. But not usually this explicit or detailed.
Now we have Law and Order SVU
I love old school Law and Order.
Anyone peep how her scar was a completely different shape when she first revealed it versus the close up?
I noticed that too- vertical when the shirt collar was tugged down, horizontal when the close-up happened
It's a really egregious continuity error, especially for something that has to be painstakingly applied.
I immediately scrolled down to the comments to see if someone mentioned that!
Continuity error.
Continuity error to end all continuity errors. My guess is the over the top scar did not look convincing in the closeup or they didn't get a closeup. They then ordered a shot without telling the second crew what the scar looked like, "you know, generic tracheostomy scar, lots of stitches."
I like how he didn't apologize for that. The judge can demand they forget it, but that's impossible. It stuck like glue.
Dodge Man yup that was so smart
It's called ringing the bell. Lawyers do it all the time. The jury can't rule based upon it, but it will still be engraved in their minds.
@@randomfandomfan5080 It also permanently exposes Loomis, so that even if legally he must be let go, in the court of public opinion, his reputation is permanently ruined, and that, while not entirely satisfactory, is a sentence of its own.
Anyone notice the scar completely changes shape and position within three seconds 😂
Yeah. I was like what. Itg looked like vertical then zoom in and it's horizontal
IKR. I mean....small mistakes happen sometimes, but this was really way too big😂😂
I doubt anyone would've noticed during the original broadcast due to the lower quality SD picture. The scar used in the closeup was probably an afterthought filmed during post-production to make the shot clearer for the audience. It doesn't even look like the same woman.
Could have straightened out because she tilted her head back and the skin was more taunt.
Continuity error. Can't believe the producers let it go through ... I'm sure this was already addressed to them after the episode was transmitted.
The husband looks like Willie Wonka from the first movie
@FRANCO PEREZ These kooky kids and their second Willy Wonka
Not even close.
Sarah....thank you! I cracked up laughing!! I see what you're saying....he resembles a young Gene Wilder!
That may be so, but I like how sympathetic he is to his wife. I appreciate that.
This clip is so sad that I didn't want to laugh at this comment but I couldn't help it. Then I couldn't stop laughing.
Oh... the hair styles have put me in a time warp to my youth.
cdwadams same 😂
Sadly not for me people still and when I see people I mean like middle-aged white women, they still wear 80s and 90s hairstyles. Maybe even sometimes early 2000s but most the time it's 80s and 90s hairstyles and it looks so funny. They even wear clothes from the 80s and 90s and their skin looks like boot leather it's funny as hell. But it's also gross of shit too. Cuz they have the fucking blue eyeshadow and shit God so gross.
@@RexTheDinosaur1 We're all hoping that you recover from this overwrought state regarding a less than timeless "look" from decades ago.
I wasn't alive during that time so this is like looking at another point in history for me.
The quality of the perms then was poor. So many woman fried and dried out their hair
Heh. I love the little pause at 2:30 like...
"You read minds?"
"Hold on, let me try..."
Did anyone else peep the fact that her neck scar was vertical at first but then was horizontal when they did the close up 🤔
Yep I saw it straight away but I'm ocd and often notice things like this and it also makes me a great proofreader as I notice mistakes many people miss, I remember contacting a author friend about a line in his book it said some like it was just like jonestown in the 60s I sent a message saying you do realise the jonestown massacres in 1978 he said seriously the books been out years and was checked by a editor and 4 proofreaders and your the first person to notice thats crazy, I also pointed out that one of his characters aged by ten years another typo people missed 🤣🤣, i found a few typos like that when ive proofread books I notice the little things and not just the usual typos such as spelling mistakes, after that he always asks me to proofread all his books. I actually proofread now for over ten authors 📖 which im honoured to call friends and have my name in five books which for a book geek like myself is the best thank you any author could give me in those cases they send me a signed first edition of the book too which I love receiving as I love and collect books 😃💕📚 yep I'm a book geek 🤓 to the point my friends joke that I'm a self confessed bibliophile with no support group due to my ocd book issues because if I love a book I must have it in all formats hardback, paperback, graphic novel, illustrated edition, collectors edition, anniversary edition, pretty new covers, box sets and when possible signed first edition etc so as a result I have multiple copies of the same book for example I have over 70 harry potter books, 8 copies of war horse, 5 copies of watership down, 3 sets of the miss peregrines series, 4 copies of the grimm fairy tales just to name a few I love kids books, yep I have issues 🙈🤣 ill stop waffling now another problem i have I often get distracted and off topic too as you can see 🤣🤣
It was very brave of that woman to testify in court given how Loomis nearly killed her.
On another note I love the late 80s fashions being worn for the clothes.
The worst part about that ending. In a situation like that, the case can easily be appealed on a tainted jury. He would've had a retrial
Maybe, however a big part of his defense was her lying for him originally. Without the alibi, and more importantly his confession to her would have been enough to convict him.
I haven't watched the full episode in quite a few years however from what I recall Loomis was a spoilt preppy psychopath with an unwarranted sense of entitlement. The other note worthy thing about this episode is just how stern the judge was.
That's why you should be careful who you date and marry.
the flat top is an underrated cut
When someone will ask me what kind of relationship is perfect ? I will tell them about this husband and wife.
You'll respond with a fictive episode from a police procedural drama?
@@mortalclown3812 yes I will that is what I am talking about.
@FRANCO PEREZ yup and you are very in touch with reality by just commenting on things you don't get.
Like the jury is going to be able to ever forget something that the judge tells them to disregard. They can try, but it's going to color their decision.
Thats why the prosecution did it.
Never seen a judge switch sides so quickly
One of my all time favorites. Original Law and Order. Wish there would be complete episodes, starting with season 1.
“No further questions” love that
after several poignant seconds of silence
I love it when they say "I'm through with this witness."
Especially when it's the opposite side's witness.
I love 💘 the original "Law and Order."
A lot of rapists, wife beaters, child abusers and murderers got second and third chances to do it again because people made excuses for them, wouldn't testify, kept secrets.
It's terrifying.
@FRANCO PEREZ if it doesn't specifically exclude them, then it includes them. Just say you hate women and STFU.
Why was everyone so tense in the court like the other lawyer was yelling and then the judge was yelling like what the heck
Anybody notice that scar on Elise Brodie's neck isn't the same from one frame to the next? As she pulls her turtleneck down in the first frame, it looks like she's has a really ugly injury or surgery scar. In the second, she loos like she's had her throat slashed.
Just a continuity error.
Already addressed in comments twice above lol
Considering this channel has put up two videos in a single week, I hope it means we can expect more great clips to start popping up here more often. Subscribed with my fingers crossed!
I hope so!
Whoa she is engaged to a man she doesn't feel is trustworthy! I would break off the engagement and give him the ring back.
She didn't think that way until she met Mrs. Brody.
The woman with the 80s styled hair due looks like Catherine O,Hara
Strange mistake.
The scar at 5:56 is completely different from what is supposed to be the same scar just seconds later at 6:01.
anyone else notice that the scar on her neck changes when they do a close up
Why in the hell are the defending lawyer and judge screaming at the top of their lungs?
Because it's a TV show.
I guess Stone attempted to expose Loomis' past because of his compassion for the victim with the scar?
No no no- that is not why - although I am sure he had compassion for the victim- he wanted to show the jury that Loomis had a pattern of treating women this way, and also for the jury to see his fiancée no longer believed him. He was trying to use the information as leverage against Loomis.
I like how the scar is different in the 2 shots
"Oh that Michael, I hate him. He's just so smug."
@FRANCO PEREZ He's making a clever reference to a Seinfeld episode.
@FRANCO PEREZ "The Beard." Jerry does not want to admit to his girlfriend that he watches "Melrose Place."
Oh hey, it's the guy that played Michael Mancini in Melrose Place.
Dr Michael Mancici from "Melrose Place" AND Judge Dorothy Zbornak?!! This show had everything.
OMG! *That's* who it is. Thank you so much, that would have driven me right up the wall trying to figure that out. I knew I knew him from somewhere!
Sorry but Dorothy was played by Bea Arthur and that ain't Bea Arthur on the bench
@@dramaends I know silly, it was a joke.
As cool of a move as that was, it'd lead to almost a guarantee of an acquittal on appeal.
That judge wasn’t playing around.
You ain't lyin", my friend.
If she could have she would have come down from the bench and WHOOPED Stone's behind!!!
She was not having it!!!
If she couldn’t testify, why did they reach out to her?
To have her convince the fiancee, who COULD testify, to do so.
A defendants previous acts definitely can be included in a trial. It goes to establishing a pattern of behaviour.
No. Propensity evidence can only be admitted in very specific circumstances. Criminal trials are supposed to try someone for a specific crime, not try them on their reputation.
@@obliviouz exactly. It can only be used if the defendant says something.
So like if the defendant has been charged in the past for any crimes, the prosecution can’t bring those up at all. However if the defendant gives testimony such as “I’ve never hurt anyone, ever” the prosecution can bring it up, *if* they do it correctly.
@@TonyTylerDraws Surprised Stone didn't use that tactic here, he used it on another defendant in season 2 and it got him convicted.
Anyone else notice the scar on her neck go from vertical to horizontal?
wait that isn't true. people use character witnesses all the time that discuss pervious behaviors to form a pattern of crime etc. so this would be legal to do. why wouldn't it be?
Tell me that someone else noticed the cut on her neck at 5:57 is vertical and when they show that same cut again at 6:01 is horizontal? I'm just sayin ;-)
I noticed that, too.
Could have declared a mistrial on that one i think.
Poor woman. First, her fiancee kills a woman, and then Newman dumps her for not being pretty enough.
Nancy’s heart was forever broken by Bill Murray in Groundhog Day.
LMAO the acting in this episode is so funny.
Always found that Laughable, "The Jury will Disregard". Ah yes, for I am a Robot, and can simply delete things I've seen and heard, and any Opinions I may already be forming based on them, from my mind, in an instant. Like come on you can Tell people to disregard something, and they may even try, but even if they do, they can't NOT have it colour their opinion once they've heard it. (Hell depending how Contrarian some of them are, the mere act of telling them to disregard will only ingrain it harder)
This is based on the Robert Chambers case
I came to say the same thing
He cheats to win a case but the judge allows it? Not a great message to send.
Who is the actress playing the judge? (Clearly, she looks like Bea Arthur, but the deep, raspy voice isn't there.)
She is bea but little older so maybe that's why the voice difference
Ichigo Red I disagree, her likeness to Bea is there and even I did a double take. But she doesn’t sound anything like Bea
Jacqueline Brooks. Just look up season# & episode # and you can find title and cast that way 😊
She passed away recently, I think.
The Honorable Grace Larkin.
Great.
The husband looks like Lindsey Buckingham in the "Holiday Road" video.....super specific observations.
How do you get a scar from being choked?
You don't, you get it from a tracheostomy. The close up was stupid though, it looked like someone slashed her throat open...
Miss Bern? Jerry Seinfeld's girlfriend that he rejected because she once dated Newman??
“HE ended it?!”
8:17 loopholes work to get you out of trouble or put you in it 😮
The fiance has no lines in any of these clips. Does he ever speak?
I really like ben stone character. I actually stopped law and order after s4 when he was removed.
Where can I find full episodes of this series?
The woman on the thumb looks like she came out of a 80s cop movie
Ah, the guy from Melrose Place.
The battle between Stone and the defense attorney jerk was intense. I remember this. I thought the judge was going to have a seizure!
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@@jennylamour9659 ???
Isn't that Ned actor Michael from Melrose Place?
Yes
....is Mr. Stone a guy who later on becomes a staple character?
Where can we watch full episodes ?
Tuesday, I got so curious that I just rented this one 😂
The defendant kinda looks like Henry Cavill
Nah Henry is too hot that guy is just plain
O-ver-ruled!!!!
Nancy? Nancy Taylor?
What's with the defense attorney? He comes off as more of a petulant child.
Can you guys put this series on hulu or Netflix? L&O svu is trash now, i prefer this!
Judge = Bea Arthur?
Everyone says it is scripted but wonder why partners have baggage. This has happened to my partner in the past.
My partner has had baggage. Just a small carry-on. No big deal, really.
that husband>>>>
they should have just kissed on that first scene
Is THAT DOROTHY!!!??
Quaint America…
Esse law e order e de que ano
dude walking around feeling like he's chris hemsworth or something. if anything, Logan was more gorgeous than him....
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both should be responsible for their own action
Who exactly?
Moriarity>Waterston
Its sonny shine
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That judge... oveacting much?
No- she’s not overreacting at all - he brought something to the jury’s attention which he was forbidden- by law- to do, as he explained to Mrs. Brody.
The defense attorney has NEVER won a case on L&O.
That's happened plenty of times including in the second episode ever. 😂
Didn't that black man play the movie candyman
sorry, it's been awhile. Tony Todd was the guy in Candyman. Though the actor I believe you're talking about was in an episode of Firefly.
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I’m sorry but I don’t believe her it’s sounds staged. She doesn’t actually sound like she was assaulted and that’s not the actresses fault it’s just that when haven’t actually experienced something like that then you wouldn’t know how to act.
A salted lol
@@nasharyeversley7822 oops 😂
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