I was up for jury duty, not picked, and one woman showed up with a crying baby. No one even asked if it was her baby but she was immediately dismissed.
I saw a Judge Judy case where a mother tried to defend her son's stealing of his girlfriends cellphone by saying, "Well, why would she leave her open purse unattended like that?"
Be glad you had an autopsy report to begin with 🤣 Most of the time you just get a "He's dead, Jim", and I seem to remember that in one case the victim wasn't even dead...
In 2012, I was "arrested" by a Orlando.gov 🚔 police officer I disliked, had problems with. The cop lied repeatedly in his 📑 saying I called 911 ☎️. This data was false. I used the police NON emergency office phone number. My call was recorded too. The SAO(prosecutor) decided to drop the entire case & dismissed my charges. The PD internal affairs did not deny or dispute the officer's actions.
I tainted a jury during selection. Stupid case over injury on a rented property the person had lived in for several months. They wanted 12 jurors and 12 alternates for the jury so the lawyers could grill and toss. Person was wearing a neck brace. I’ve worn one. If you need one you don’t move your head much and if you do you regret it. So they send 30 of us up. Quite a few swear they can’t be objective. A few of us have legit excuses. They get 11 and I’m #29. I have a legit excuse that I put on the form the judge is looking at. I am asked if there is anything I wish to add. I said I can’t be objective, your honor, I’ve worn one of those braces and the (plaintiff) doesn’t need it. I was excused and they had to start over. It was already mid afternoon....a friend that worked there, told me it took 3 days to seat the jury. Other side’s attorney got an expert witness to say what I had and trial was over in under 20 minutes
Don't lie to your attorney, folks, especially in criminal cases. If you did the crime and told your attorney you didn't, they're going to spend all their efforts trying to get you off and you're going be paying the full price of for the crime. You'd much rather they work on getting you the least amount of punishment if you actually did the crime.
If a judge humiliated me in court just to cause more senior lawyers to correct their own errors on a form that 'perhaps' needs unifying across different courthouses, I would likely not enjoy a coffee and and chat with them afterwards.
Yeah, that one seems scummy as fuck to me tbh. He's an old man and a JANITOR obviously he isn't trained in the slightest about the court of law like damn.
@@chaotikkiller1617 AND he is OLD. I felt bad for him cuz no he's probably fired. I understand the judge but still stupid cuz it's an ignorant old man who wouldn't know. And he's the damn janitor
:I'm sure if any of you were accused of a crime like this you would want a fair trial, and not be condemned based on the words of one old man." Sole witness to the crime - one old man.
@@mannydavis7708 And he was going on hearsay. Many arresting officers seem to believe that someone they arrest is guilty, which is why no former, or current, LEO can be seated on a jury.
18:12 I worked for private investigators, and law firms regularly hired us to do surveillance on people claiming "permanent and disabling" injuries. Unless a person is willing to dedicate 24/7 of their life to keeping up the act, they are likely to get caught. The higher the amount you're suing for, the more likely there will be at least two videos of you doing the things you said you can't. (Almost everyone lies on this one.)
I served on a jury once, I don't really remember the selection process well, but I don't think the average person - like a janitor at the police station - would have the slightest clue about poisoning a jury. That janitor was just responding to a question. If you want to avoid poisoning a jury, then you school them in advance or you take the potentially poisonous questions in private.
First and only time I ever went to jury duty. It was a big issue cause I don’t drive or live in a town with Uber or taxis and I had massive agoraphobia that I’ve mostly gone past now, and so it was. An. Ordeal. For me to even get there and filling out forms and watching the shittiest movie about how jury duty is gonna bring us all closer together n shit. Bored af. Then before we can get to the actual examination part (which is why I don’t know how it even works lmao) the lawyer comes past with a man behind him, and I can tell they’re aiming for a second door out of the room. It wasn’t being held in the courthouse cause that was under construction, we were in town hall, so that likely was the easiest way for them to get to their office to meet in. They’re going along the edge of the room to that door and the man behind him stops, comes out in front of the crowd, clears his throat and goes ‘my name is ____ and I am not guilty’. Which made all of us go ‘yeah. That’s exactly what a guilty man would say’. And they dismissed us for poisoning. I still to this day think he was guilty, cause he knew exactly what he was doing.
NAL but I filed for a restraining order against a distant cousin. I had messaged her telling her not to contact any of us or we would get a lawyer. She responded by telling me the same. The hearing was to start at 3pm. Her attonery and crew stroled in 20 mins late. I am on the stand and the lawyer asks me if I am saying getting a lawyer was a threat then didn't I make the same threat? I responded That is not what I am saying the threat was but if you want to consider it as such then you need to at who followed through since your standing in front of me. That lawyer took about 3 steps back and never recovered. He kept flipping through his papers and asking the same question. The entire time my cousin is sitting under the judge(tiny courtroom) laughing and snickering. At the end the judge could not grant the restraining order (I was given the wrong paperwork) but he tore her a new one right in front of her big entourage. Even threatened to arrest her if she said anything to us. He finally had the bailiff escort us out and watch us leave before they were allowed to leave for our safety. Her family still will not say so much as hi to us because we got her in the end. My dad asked me if I was okay with it as we were leaving and I said yes because as far as I was concerned she paid a $1000 fine(The cost of her lawyer) and I stood up for my family. The bailiff talked to us later and said he had told the judge about that and the judge was impressed at how we remained professional with all of that happening.
I found it highly amusing that the lawyer who got reemed for the incorrect form also had at least 2 spelling mistakes in the post. Just a nice little piece of irony.
Really doesn't relate, but here's my jury story: Trial for a guy who broke into a house with three apartments. Owner-occupant on the first floor was a female officer who was on vacation at the time. Second floor tenant was an officer who was on duty at the time and not home. Third floor occupant was an off duty officer, awakened by the commotion, who came downstairs and scared the guys off. Trial was for one of the guys. The apartment had been left in shambles as they looked for jewelry. No fingerprints, no nothi.....wait a minute. Why is there an orange juice container in the front hall closet? That would be because the dumbfendant got thirsty during the robbery, took it from the fridge, drank it, and tossed the empty bottle, along with his DNA, into the closet. Didn't take long to find him guilty.
Seems like the courts could do the questioning in private if they were so worried about poisoning the jury pool, I’d say thats on the state, not the people, they are just answering questions honestly. XD
I just wanna know when the lawyers ask the jurors questions to see who will sit in the jury, and the potential juror answers a question and it ends up tainting the juror pool that heard the answer, why does the person who answered a question get in trouble? like the fuck you want him to do? lie? he answered your question just because the answer isn't something u wanted everyone to hear doesn't mean the person did anything wrong.
"but 9/10 it's the most important stage in a case" It's still called a justice system even when lawyers admit that the people they select for the jury make all of the difference. It's just an inverted draft. This isn't football. This is a legal system.
I was in vior dire recently for a murder charge that the defense claimed was self defense. There were some interesting characters, but one lady claimed she had to get off because she was an optometrist or an orthopedic doctor and her patients would, "Be in pain" without her. The judge was very not happy with her responses and indicated everyone was taking time out of their day to be here and unless she had an emergency, she was required to serve. They did drop anyone who might have leaned to or against law enforcement (including but not limited to 2 actual law enforcement officers and a father of two officers). Her husband was a deputy, but only for 2 years and it was about 15 years ago. I was very surprised that neither the prosecutor or the defense lawyer got rid of her, but the judge maybe implied at the bench she was staying. The only other two that were dropped not related to their feelings on cops was one guy who was not a resident (jury summons went to his business address, but his primary resident was in a different county), and one guy who was at least 55, had a cane, and was going on a trip with his wife. But unlike Dr., he was very polite about his wife's request to have him home for vacation. And if he was faking, he was good at it.
Baby Lawyer: Mam....my client clearly didnt draw on the walls and therefor does not deserve a timeout Baby's mom: Then who did? Baby lawyer: I think he said the dog did it.
I guess its called being cross examined? The opposition lawyer was questioning me, this was a case where the opposition was trying to get out of paying the bill for my car that they damaged with reckless driving. The one question where she went "oh crap" was when she asked "dont you think 94k to fix a Toyota supra 2022 is ludicrous?" Me:yea thats pretty crazy, but she didn't damage a supra, it was my DB11..." she turn freaking colors of the dang spectrum, and lost all wind to her sails. Turns out the dumb ass defendant lied about everything.
So thid old dude purposely and strategically bored the hell out of everyone in court to get the officer to admit he fucked up? Gah dayum, way to go, grandpa!
Reasons why I'm not a lawyer: 1-My skull would grow so dense that I could smash a nokia with it from the number of times I'd hit my head on the table in shameful defeat.
Yessss, this is so me. I still want to be invited. I know if i canceled too many times that i have to go to the next invite. I feel so hurt if i am left out
20:00 Kids are pieces of shit, man. OP is right, they do horrible shit like this all the time. I did it, you did it, everyone did it. Maybe not the egg thing, but something similar. Thank bacon I'm infertile.
The photo of a dress the day after the accident should have been objected based it wasn't shared during discovery, hence should be excluded. "supersized evidence" is against the rules. What should happen was the defendent's council should have shared it with plaintiff's cunce deforce a tail dated was set aka durinf disocery, so plaintiff counce could verrify te evidance and councie the plantiff that the likley to loos and drop the complaint, save every money and the court time this is why surpise evdinace is agaisnt the rules
Got called up for jury duty once. Asked me some sort of thing along the lines of "do you have a preconceived opinion about a verdict?" I Said well of course he was guilty, prosecution already had the proof or they wouldn't have started a court case. Got chewed out and dismissed. Didn't bother sticking around to find out what happened to the others.
...What? Both sides of every trial have some kind of evidence backing them. Do you think every single defendant is guilty and we just haven't figured it out yet?
@@nathankurtz8045 I think Justin just ployed his way out of jury duty. Next time I'm called, I'm wearing my "Ask Me About Jury Nullification" T-shirt. :)
Jury selection, apparently drug related. Was asked if I could be impartial. I said no way in hell. Was asked to explain, I said my brother was a druggie and ruined my life and our families lives and I would like nothing better than to take every worthless piece of shit drug addict out in the woods and shoot them then toss them in a shallow grave. Of course I was dismissed. Apparently a bunch of others used that also after seeing how good it worked, all said they knew a drug addict and hated druggies, so the judge ended up dismissing them all and they had to start over. From what I was told the lawyers were furious. I don't care.
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0:40 I will never find a more perfect moment to use this quote
"You are not a clown, you are the entire circus."
I was up for jury duty, not picked, and one woman showed up with a crying baby. No one even asked if it was her baby but she was immediately dismissed.
Well I Mean, It's A Court. You Need It To Be Kinda Quiet Without A Yelling Baby
Thanks for the life hack.
plot twist: The baby was the one with jury duty.
If I was ever taken to court, I wouldn't fit inside. So I can't ever be arrested.
A Tree same bro,except I don’t think other people can see me
Well, I'm fine. There's no court in the world that would convict a fancy wolf!
Except maybe a kangaroo court... Those guys are ruthless prosecutors...
@@WolfyFancyLads I wouldn't know, I'm just a duck.
Just gonna jump on the intelligent talking creatures train, don't mind if I do...
That's a lot of power to have. So, A Tree, with this newly discovered power in your arsenal, what crimes are you going to commit?
That Tibula Tibia mistake was one I made a lot in my highschool science class, but I eventually got the hang of it.
It's kind of an easy mistake to make because the other bone in the fibula.
I saw a Judge Judy case where a mother tried to defend her son's stealing of his girlfriends cellphone by saying, "Well, why would she leave her open purse unattended like that?"
The old UK Lawyer totally pulled the Chewbacca Defense
That's... No
I remember seeing that in South Park and could completely demolish the entire Chewbacca Defence with one sentence.
4:22 how does the defendant pleas? Googoogaagaa.
Bro the TH-cam just changed
when the AUTOPSY REPORT IS UPDATED
Be glad you had an autopsy report to begin with 🤣
Most of the time you just get a "He's dead, Jim", and I seem to remember that in one case the victim wasn't even dead...
Ah yes, a fellow Ace Attorney.
If something stinks, it's the Butz!
In 2012, I was "arrested" by a Orlando.gov 🚔 police officer I disliked, had problems with. The cop lied repeatedly in his 📑 saying I called 911 ☎️. This data was false. I used the police NON emergency office phone number. My call was recorded too. The SAO(prosecutor) decided to drop the entire case & dismissed my charges. The PD internal affairs did not deny or dispute the officer's actions.
I tainted a jury during selection. Stupid case over injury on a rented property the person had lived in for several months. They wanted 12 jurors and 12 alternates for the jury so the lawyers could grill and toss. Person was wearing a neck brace. I’ve worn one. If you need one you don’t move your head much and if you do you regret it. So they send 30 of us up. Quite a few swear they can’t be objective. A few of us have legit excuses. They get 11 and I’m #29. I have a legit excuse that I put on the form the judge is looking at. I am asked if there is anything I wish to add. I said I can’t be objective, your honor, I’ve worn one of those braces and the (plaintiff) doesn’t need it. I was excused and they had to start over. It was already mid afternoon....a friend that worked there, told me it took 3 days to seat the jury. Other side’s attorney got an expert witness to say what I had and trial was over in under 20 minutes
Don't lie to your attorney, folks, especially in criminal cases. If you did the crime and told your attorney you didn't, they're going to spend all their efforts trying to get you off and you're going be paying the full price of for the crime. You'd much rather they work on getting you the least amount of punishment if you actually did the crime.
If a judge humiliated me in court just to cause more senior lawyers to correct their own errors on a form that 'perhaps' needs unifying across different courthouses, I would likely not enjoy a coffee and and chat with them afterwards.
13:00 Ask the old man a question and then get upset when he is honest 😂
Yeah, that one seems scummy as fuck to me tbh. He's an old man and a JANITOR obviously he isn't trained in the slightest about the court of law like damn.
@@chaotikkiller1617 AND he is OLD. I felt bad for him cuz no he's probably fired. I understand the judge but still stupid cuz it's an ignorant old man who wouldn't know. And he's the damn janitor
@@georgaseebalack6003 Yeah, honestly it's just a dick move.
:I'm sure if any of you were accused of a crime like this you would want a fair trial, and not be condemned based on the words of one old man." Sole witness to the crime - one old man.
@@mannydavis7708 And he was going on hearsay. Many arresting officers seem to believe that someone they arrest is guilty, which is why no former, or current, LEO can be seated on a jury.
I’m just imagining some crazy headline like:
“Baby lawyer expertly defends hundreds of babies charged with assault during the womb!”
"I was forcefully removed from my home! They cut off one of my appendages!"
Someone out there was trying to accuse babies of rape for occupying a womb without consent. I wish I was joking.
The baby lawyer thing killed me. Lold hard.
1:52 I don’t know what the lawyer expected she wasn’t about to perjure herself jajaja
18:12 I worked for private investigators, and law firms regularly hired us to do surveillance on people claiming "permanent and disabling" injuries. Unless a person is willing to dedicate 24/7 of their life to keeping up the act, they are likely to get caught. The higher the amount you're suing for, the more likely there will be at least two videos of you doing the things you said you can't. (Almost everyone lies on this one.)
I served on a jury once, I don't really remember the selection process well, but I don't think the average person - like a janitor at the police station - would have the slightest clue about poisoning a jury. That janitor was just responding to a question. If you want to avoid poisoning a jury, then you school them in advance or you take the potentially poisonous questions in private.
When the prosecutor brings a new autopsy, and claims that mine is outdated.
Just cross-examine the parrot...
15:18 "Excu-zemee, why were you so RuUûUüUuUde to me" 😂
8:48: I’ve been looking for this one for a while, thanks of featuring it!
Tibia. NOT tibula🤣
20:37 - "I wish I was half the man my dog thinks I am."
Good to remember, we don't have a tibula lol
kikikungfu kakes Nah, sounds wrong, we def have a tubulars, and a gull
First and only time I ever went to jury duty. It was a big issue cause I don’t drive or live in a town with Uber or taxis and I had massive agoraphobia that I’ve mostly gone past now, and so it was. An. Ordeal. For me to even get there and filling out forms and watching the shittiest movie about how jury duty is gonna bring us all closer together n shit. Bored af.
Then before we can get to the actual examination part (which is why I don’t know how it even works lmao) the lawyer comes past with a man behind him, and I can tell they’re aiming for a second door out of the room. It wasn’t being held in the courthouse cause that was under construction, we were in town hall, so that likely was the easiest way for them to get to their office to meet in. They’re going along the edge of the room to that door and the man behind him stops, comes out in front of the crowd, clears his throat and goes ‘my name is ____ and I am not guilty’.
Which made all of us go ‘yeah. That’s exactly what a guilty man would say’. And they dismissed us for poisoning. I still to this day think he was guilty, cause he knew exactly what he was doing.
14:25 How was the accused wearing the EXACT SAME JACKET?! They let him take home evidence/an exhibit item?! I don't buy it.... :/
"My grandfather was a pi" LOL
NAL but I filed for a restraining order against a distant cousin. I had messaged her telling her not to contact any of us or we would get a lawyer. She responded by telling me the same. The hearing was to start at 3pm. Her attonery and crew stroled in 20 mins late. I am on the stand and the lawyer asks me if I am saying getting a lawyer was a threat then didn't I make the same threat? I responded That is not what I am saying the threat was but if you want to consider it as such then you need to at who followed through since your standing in front of me. That lawyer took about 3 steps back and never recovered. He kept flipping through his papers and asking the same question. The entire time my cousin is sitting under the judge(tiny courtroom) laughing and snickering. At the end the judge could not grant the restraining order (I was given the wrong paperwork) but he tore her a new one right in front of her big entourage. Even threatened to arrest her if she said anything to us. He finally had the bailiff escort us out and watch us leave before they were allowed to leave for our safety. Her family still will not say so much as hi to us because we got her in the end. My dad asked me if I was okay with it as we were leaving and I said yes because as far as I was concerned she paid a $1000 fine(The cost of her lawyer) and I stood up for my family. The bailiff talked to us later and said he had told the judge about that and the judge was impressed at how we remained professional with all of that happening.
I found it highly amusing that the lawyer who got reemed for the incorrect form also had at least 2 spelling mistakes in the post. Just a nice little piece of irony.
And you have one
@@christopherg.5833 where?
jake elwood sorry but you have been tricked
@@christopherg.5833 😂well played. Do you know how many times I reread that and how frustrated I was getting.
jake elwood 😂 sorry
4:00 that judge sounds like a cool dude
Really doesn't relate, but here's my jury story: Trial for a guy who broke into a house with three apartments. Owner-occupant on the first floor was a female officer who was on vacation at the time. Second floor tenant was an officer who was on duty at the time and not home. Third floor occupant was an off duty officer, awakened by the commotion, who came downstairs and scared the guys off. Trial was for one of the guys. The apartment had been left in shambles as they looked for jewelry. No fingerprints, no nothi.....wait a minute. Why is there an orange juice container in the front hall closet? That would be because the dumbfendant got thirsty during the robbery, took it from the fridge, drank it, and tossed the empty bottle, along with his DNA, into the closet. Didn't take long to find him guilty.
My grandfather was a pie.
That was very brave of him.
Seems like the courts could do the questioning in private if they were so worried about poisoning the jury pool, I’d say thats on the state, not the people, they are just answering questions honestly.
XD
I just wanna know when the lawyers ask the jurors questions to see who will sit in the jury, and the potential juror answers a question and it ends up tainting the juror pool that heard the answer, why does the person who answered a question get in trouble? like the fuck you want him to do? lie? he answered your question just because the answer isn't something u wanted everyone to hear doesn't mean the person did anything wrong.
If the possibility of poisoning the juror pool is high why they're not vetted individually? Putting them in large group just raise the risk of it.
What's the charming lively piano music played at the end? Who is the artist?
Mozart deez
"but 9/10 it's the most important stage in a case"
It's still called a justice system even when lawyers admit that the people they select for the jury make all of the difference. It's just an inverted draft. This isn't football. This is a legal system.
I was in vior dire recently for a murder charge that the defense claimed was self defense.
There were some interesting characters, but one lady claimed she had to get off because she was an optometrist or an orthopedic doctor and her patients would, "Be in pain" without her.
The judge was very not happy with her responses and indicated everyone was taking time out of their day to be here and unless she had an emergency, she was required to serve.
They did drop anyone who might have leaned to or against law enforcement (including but not limited to 2 actual law enforcement officers and a father of two officers). Her husband was a deputy, but only for 2 years and it was about 15 years ago. I was very surprised that neither the prosecutor or the defense lawyer got rid of her, but the judge maybe implied at the bench she was staying.
The only other two that were dropped not related to their feelings on cops was one guy who was not a resident (jury summons went to his business address, but his primary resident was in a different county), and one guy who was at least 55, had a cane, and was going on a trip with his wife.
But unlike Dr., he was very polite about his wife's request to have him home for vacation. And if he was faking, he was good at it.
15:00 God there is dumb and then there is. This is like a legal Darwin Award moment.
First story NOICE
4:22 - So did I, at first.
20:30 - What a waste of good eggs!
ok the one where the judge shouted at the lawyer was pretty wholesome
Tubbo probably has a story or two
Why do like seven different reddit bots all fuck up the ending animation? It never works right.
Baby Lawyer: Mam....my client clearly didnt draw on the walls and therefor does not deserve a timeout
Baby's mom: Then who did?
Baby lawyer: I think he said the dog did it.
I guess its called being cross examined? The opposition lawyer was questioning me, this was a case where the opposition was trying to get out of paying the bill for my car that they damaged with reckless driving. The one question where she went "oh crap" was when she asked "dont you think 94k to fix a Toyota supra 2022 is ludicrous?" Me:yea thats pretty crazy, but she didn't damage a supra, it was my DB11..." she turn freaking colors of the dang spectrum, and lost all wind to her sails. Turns out the dumb ass defendant lied about everything.
So thid old dude purposely and strategically bored the hell out of everyone in court to get the officer to admit he fucked up? Gah dayum, way to go, grandpa!
Reasons why I'm not a lawyer:
1-My skull would grow so dense that I could smash a nokia with it from the number of times I'd hit my head on the table in shameful defeat.
"You failed so bad that you failed the stoner pimp's vibe check."
The bone is called the tibia.
I think they should do away with the jury system have 3 judges instead
Haha hello there
Take a cookie 🍪🍪🍪🍪
I’m a simple man, I see Phoenix Wright, I click.
the thumbnail kinda cursed, just sayin
Judge should ream the older ones then still talk to the young. Seems like they don’t get it if they are still messing up.
Yessss, this is so me. I still want to be invited. I know if i canceled too many times that i have to go to the next invite. I feel so hurt if i am left out
20:00 Kids are pieces of shit, man. OP is right, they do horrible shit like this all the time. I did it, you did it, everyone did it. Maybe not the egg thing, but something similar. Thank bacon I'm infertile.
Oh not many comments
The photo of a dress the day after the accident should have been objected based it wasn't shared during discovery, hence should be excluded. "supersized evidence" is against the rules. What should happen was the defendent's council should have shared it with plaintiff's cunce deforce a tail dated was set aka durinf disocery, so plaintiff counce could verrify te evidance and councie the plantiff that the likley to loos and drop the complaint, save every money and the court time this is why surpise evdinace is agaisnt the rules
Got called up for jury duty once. Asked me some sort of thing along the lines of "do you have a preconceived opinion about a verdict?" I Said well of course he was guilty, prosecution already had the proof or they wouldn't have started a court case. Got chewed out and dismissed. Didn't bother sticking around to find out what happened to the others.
...What? Both sides of every trial have some kind of evidence backing them. Do you think every single defendant is guilty and we just haven't figured it out yet?
@@nathankurtz8045 I think Justin just ployed his way out of jury duty. Next time I'm called, I'm wearing my "Ask Me About Jury Nullification" T-shirt. :)
@@josepherhardt164 As shown in the video you can get charged with contempt of court by messing with jury selection, so I wouldn't recommend that.
@@nathankurtz8045 Did I really need the /s on that? :)
@@josepherhardt164 I knew you weren't serious, I'm just making sure other people know they can't do that without consequences.
Depresso expresso
47 less than 69
huh, the computer generated voice thing is getting better and better... can still pick out the mistakes tho, for now...... I wonder for much longer...
Hopefully, not much longer.
16th
Not a lawyer, but I got sent to jail after sexually assaulting a cow
Repeat
Second
Jury selection, apparently drug related. Was asked if I could be impartial. I said no way in hell. Was asked to explain, I said my brother was a druggie and ruined my life and our families lives and I would like nothing better than to take every worthless piece of shit drug addict out in the woods and shoot them then toss them in a shallow grave. Of course I was dismissed. Apparently a bunch of others used that also after seeing how good it worked, all said they knew a drug addict and hated druggies, so the judge ended up dismissing them all and they had to start over. From what I was told the lawyers were furious. I don't care.
First
Please stop using the auto reader and just narrate it yourself.
When it turned out the defendant had been dead for several days the whole time
That sounds like a pheonix write case.
In fact, THAT IS A PHEONIX WRITE CASE
Sing Host Wright*
@Frederick Kellett Spirit of justice. And i made a mistake with the name i font get things write all the time