Did Better Call Saul Get This Right?
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- Did Better Call Saul Get This Right? Find out in this video! Subscribe to @LawByMike for more legal knowledge! IB: @JarredJermaine
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Ok Mr. Mike are there crimes this wouldn't work for? Like a shoplifter would they let them do it with such a threat to society like him?
No
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Imagine being the client and their lawyer pulling that..
That would get you suspended so quickly, a miss trial, and potentially charged with contempt
@@LAX3R47 the client would get off, not sure about the lawyer
I mean if they’d pay you big enough sum of money I’d willingly get into contempt of court for that money
Mistrial
This seems like it would happen in a pheonix wright game
*"You didn't recognize him either, Your Honor!"*
Shoulda put that bit in
@@Trekzity This short has only been out for 3 weeks at this point and I have to say I'm glad I went out for the quote here.
After finding the full scene, it was a tad criminal Law By Mike glossed over it.
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Judge : I invoke the fifth
50 years jail in today's climate just for that statement lmao
Even if Saul wasn't 100% accurate, notice how Mike still has a picture of Saul in his frame.
I was confused for a sec cuz I thought you were talking about Ehrmantraut
@@geometryd no that's finguh
@@geometryd same but don't you mean finger
It’s different in every video
Appropriate to the topic
Pic is Always different, get your eyes or your brain checked dude
I've seen this happen IRL. The defendent was seated at the Def table but the Witness pointed out the Paralegal or Assistant council member as the defendent.
What happened after?
@@Jared_Is_Near the prosecution dropped charges without prejudice.
That makes more sense, much less trickery
I don’t understand how a witness could point out the wrong person
@@gghhhhhhhhb8161Witnesses are very unreliable.
"My client is not racist sir, he loves all races even the bad ones"
It took me one second and then
I'm not a racist, I hate everyone equally!
Misanthropy for the win!
Sir I'm not racist.
I hate all humans equally
@Lime The ULTRAKILLer Idk man some fans dont really like the Idea of sprint race weekends and just wants the actual race.
They're also not happy whit the idea of the new format for baku 🇦🇿
@@JohnDoe-pd2lhYou're gonna be really embarrassed when you grow up.
"What a Lad" lol 😁😁😁 Love these videos
Mimir from gow
gta 6
@@childish666 nice one brother.
@@MrRPss aye
@@childish666 glad I wasn’t the only one that noticed that!
"Actually it was none of them, I have actually been the defendant this whole time."
What a lad, a lawyer and a defendant at the same time
bro pulled a phoenix wright
🤯
Imagine your lawyer does that and they still point the criminal out 🗿
this is what mike FAILED TO UNDERSTAND sauls method was foolproof
@@yup001 Hate to be "that guy" but Better Call Saul is a TV Show and Saul is a fictional character. Mike knows the law better than someone TV Show writer. Not saying the show sucks, just being realistic, If Better Call Saul was based on true events, Saul would have been punished for his little act.
@@MeriqulimStudios-MerrickRector The comment that made me realize that people are talking about LawByMike, and not "Kid named finger" Mike.
still luck based right :D
Best way to do it is to actually hide the client, ask the person to spot him, and then show the client up. This way, you completely eliminate luck, and if the person really knew the client, he would say he's not amongst them.
I love how Mike doesn't says things like 'oh this is not how it's done' like I have seen among other professional videos, but just points out a better way it could have proceeded in real life.
You're a good sport, Mike. 👍👍
its not better. this method has a fault inbuilt. accidentally the correct person can be pointed out. sauls method was foolproof
@@yup001 It is better from a legal standpoint
@@spiritorange8325 correct. It is way worse for shady lawyer.
Yeah it's like when I see a military movie. It's never going to be accurate. You gotta make allowances for the fact it's a movie and not everything accurate does well in a movie.
It's TV/cinema. It isn't supposed to be 100% accurate
@@yup001 well mike legitimately said his method is a way to avoid the lawyer getting in trouble for pulling the stunt off. He didn't discredit Saul's method at all and actually said it works to get the defendant off but the lawyer would face consequences, you pull a stunt like that enough times in real life you would eventually be disbarred
So cops can lie but lawyers can’t even be slightly misleading if it proves their point. Got it.
Plot twist: The witness is telling the truth...The random person you had sit in for the defendant is actually the real perpetrator.
except that he had an alibi.
@@ShadowVipers I haven't seen the actual episode, so I don't what transpired, if that's what you're referring to. I was just making up a (hopefully) funny plot twist based on LE's video.
@@fascinatedbyeverything I haven't seen the episode either, but the tv lawyer said in the clip that the random dude at the table was a bartender and that he had an alibi.
Did he just Better Call Saul'd Better Call Saul?
i need more better call saul videos Mike 😩
Day 6 of asking you to change your name to better call mike🤣
Nah this got to happen
Better like mike
Better call finger
@@Fruitpunchyearsago better invoke the fifth
@@Fruitpunchyearsagome when finger
Bro dropped the hardest mouth transition and thought we wouldn't notice
L
So right
"He got permission so it was fair and ethical"🤓
What a lad
@@themanhimself3 “what a lad” 🗿
and has a huge possibility fro things to go wrong and hence ultimately be a useless method.
ACCIDENTALLY THAY MAY POINT OUT TO THE CORRECT PERSON
Why did you add your picture at the end ?
@@yup001 how is it useless? The chance of him pointing out the witness (if he doesn't know) is low
It's not about justice, it's about who the better lawyer is.
This reflects a problem of judicial arrogance and bias, that should disqualify judges who put procedural demands ahead of substantive due process, and fundamental issues of justice.
Bro is Saul goodman irl
“What a lad!” Gigga chad coming out for the win!
I loved the juries comments. What a lad
He really did all that for a random client, Saul was truly the best.
If Saul tried to pull Mike's move,he needs 10 dude with full beard sitting in the court room.
What was that transition 💀
"If you aren't cheating, you aren't trying hard enough "
*Real lawyers working on the show:*
"Understandable, have a nice day."
“What a lad”💀💀
Just to let anyone who hasn't seen this know, he was attempting and succeeded to get a mistrial for one reason or another so continuing the trial the right way would have been suitable here.
"You didn't recognize him either your honor."
Ok good mike finally covered this scene, I’ve been dying to know if this is actually something a real lawyer could get away with
same
He didn’t even get away with it. It got a mistrial which was what he wanted
Yeah, I read about an incident where exactly this kind of thing happened, and the lawyer got in BIG trouble.
I don't think that was fair, because witness identification is a crucial part of many criminal cases, and if you (the defense attorney) have to tip off the prosecutor and judge that you're going to perform this kind of test, it ruins the test.
If the defendant has already been identified in a lineup, this probably won't be permitted by the judge or strongly objected to by the prosecutor. The witness has the right to object based on the same grounds. But, it's worth a try.
I heard of a situation where the lawyer grabbed a law student, to be their assistant, and for the court day, had them wear a certain outfit, and style their hair a certain way. When the student actually met the client - same outfit, same hair style, and both of them had a similar build, which caused a witness to pick the student over the client.
Mike just went blowing people's minds
you dont want a criminal defense lawyer, you want a CRIMINAL defense lawyer
bro this channel is elite. i don’t even study law but i love the information i gain plus it always comes with a helpful example generally through a well produced skit
just awesome work y’all y’all are awesome
When lawyers get the best of a liar
"Contempt of court*
But would the prosecutor agree?
I mean in that case it's all fair game, in BCS the prosecutor objected because he knew it was contempt of court and illegal
@@dhans9662
The prosecutor would not agree. Often the prosecutor asks the witness to point out whom he saw. And he counts on the bias of just having to point at the defendant's chair. The judge might allow it over the prosecutor's objections.
@@PvblivsAelivs On what grounds do you think a prosecutor could reasonably object?
Some may, but this would probably create a counter argument for the defense.
Something like
"You don't really seem to have a lot of faith in your witness if you don't trust their ability to point out my client"
[Take this with a grain of salt, I've been to a few trials but I don't have any legal experience myself. This is just what I would probably do as the defense]
Well, they are relying on their clients testimony to be persuasive and taken as fact so it would be hard to deny this kind of move unless you want to imply that your own witness isn't credible.
The mouth transition scared me.
What a KNOWLEDGE HAMMER moment
“Probably got the client off though”🤨
I like to just imagine the client hiding behind one of the seats so he can’t be spotted
This is the moment law by mike became saul goodman
At this point mike should have his own series
“What a lad!”
This is the moment law by mike became lad by mike
I have seen this once the judge absolutely lost his mind. I thought the lawyer was going to the bull
Pen.
So to make it simple, don’t surprise or annoy the judge and always get permission from them to basically do anything
I love how he have potraits of Saul behind him
I love how mad the judge is
"OHHH MISTER GOODMAN 😡😡😤"
DOMAIN EXPANSION : DEADLY SENTENCING
Filling the courtroom with a dozen lookalikes would be a total Saul Goodman move.
"Wrong, my client actually didnt enter the room yet"
Lawyer be like:
I got fined 🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That’s what my lawyer fees are for
Plus the defendant was on a plane on the way to a country with no extradition.
Saul should've filled the courtroom with beard guys with ponytails 😂
"Plus the decoy wasn't in the defendent's seat so there wasn't a bias."
But it's totally ok for the defendant to be there, that won't influence witnesses at all.
Mike was Saul before Jimmy could McGill his Goodman
the photo of saul on top of the fireplace 💀😭
“Oh good he forgot how I look like” - defendant
what a lad
😂😭
Imagine sitting in the courtroom and your lawyer starts his speech with "hey guys"💀
Do more of better call Saul
Saul later in the tv show :
And then the defendant ends up killing a few spectators with a pencil
I’m interested in what a collab with Legal Eagle would look like
Wow they made Lawyers real thanks to Better Call Saul. Bravo Vince! you did it again!
Saul is the only real lawyer I know
Saul is watching me bro💀, he is even in mike's video
This is an amazing turnabout. I’m surprised that they didn’t use this in an Ace Attorney game.
Those few lawyers have balls of steel for trying to pull that off lol
The over explanation from the crowd gives me family guy vibes
Saul probably passed that fine on to his legal fees
Imagine the defendant is guilty of murder and their lawyer pulls that off.
There's always that one NPC who shouts "what a lad" just to have the last word.
Kim Jung Un be like “what color is your missile💀”
"You're honor, shut your mouth. you werent even there."
Was that mimir at the end saying ‘what a lad’
Better Call Mike.
Nah… Saul’s way has much more swag and respect.
I mean in that scene they looked similar, and Saul played it off that. Likely the witness would recognise him…
Bro finally got bro mentioning Saul Goodman in a vid
Could you ask the judge before the court hearing
As always, an intelligent explanation and a good laugh! Love your content man!
Looks like I just got a free out of jail card
What lawyer would let you test their witness like that though
They could object to a particular form of cross examination, but they'd have to have a reason in law (or rules of procedure) for doing so other than "I'm not confident my witness will get it right." If they don't, the judge will overrule their objection.
The entire point of cross examination is for the opposite side to get to undermine your witnesses and your case. You kinda have to let them at it.
Yas. Do more of this.
“Jokes on you, I was the defendant from the beginning!”
judge "how dare you have proof that they are lying"
What if they accidentally guess
"What A Lad"
I like the time that there was no decoy and when the witness was looking around to try to find the guy who committed the crime and not finding him in his correct seat. The defendant noticed that the guy was struggling and helpfully raised his hand to help the guy locate him. So helpful and also caused him loose his case.
bro has a courtroom in his mouth
Oooo yeah i was wondering about this scene too, thans for the explanation
Why are there this many people in the courtroom and nobody know’s what the defendant looks like.
i think saul was held for contempt but the judge still declared a mistrial
its all fun and games till he points at the crown 💀💀💀💀
Im glad he talked about the bias of decoy in the seat
"what a lad" - mímir
*crowd whispers informatively*
bro is the real life saul goodman