I'm studying to be a lawyer and I don't like that much to wear suits . I rather use blazer and then pants to feel comfortable when I attend the cases and I think death sentence is something justice because it does teach criminals the consequences of their doings BUT otherwise it is bad for few people who disagree with it because they said is agaisnt to the right of life , BUT I tell them when Hitler came up there in the war he didn't care about how many people were there and how many lives died due to the war , well he didn't . However Americans used the same actions to defeat the war " that was killing" . So death sentence for dangerous people is a justice to achieve but life imprisonment is kinda like a slow death to the agressor and people says , I mean family of the victim in Japan , USA says NO death sentence and electric chair
@@Sniperboy5551 what if we execute an innocent person? You can’t overturn a death sentence, it’s a permanent punishment. The justice system is not perfect, mistakes happen, innocent people are sent to prison.
The scene actually did get a mistrial! That's what Saul was going for here. After he walks away, it cuts to him coming back to the empty court room, except Kim stayed and he says something along the lines of "Music to my ears: mistrial"
I remember hearing back in the 80's of a poisoning case. State had the vial of poison used exhibit A. In his closing summary defense lawyer pointed out that the prosecution stated that only a small amount of the poison was enough to kill a man. Defense lawyer then proceeds to down the whole bottle, thereby challenging the validity of the whole prosecution. Once the jury left he proceeded to leave room and immediately get his stomach pumped. I think they used a variant of that story in Breaking Bad where Gus Fring does something similar (poison then detox). Nice stories. Great TV. not entirely real world workable.
Reminds me of Clement Vallandingham, a lawyer in the 1870s who famously died re-enacting how he believed the victim of a murder case accidentally shot himself, and in the process accidentally shot himself in front of his fellow defense attorneys (not actually in court, as the legend later went on to be). Suffice it to say, it was extremely compelling evidence, and the defendant was indeed aquitted.
When I was in law school I recall a case when the lawyer had a third party sit in the defendant’s chair, the witness, predictably misidentified the defendant. The case was dismissed, the lawyer faced sanctions.
Marc Victor actually did this in Arizona. He wrote about it on his blog. The judge didn't take any issue with it but the prosecutor filed a bar complaint that was dismissed.
The title is "We don't need no stinking zealous advocacy" "I recently tried a case for a client who was charged with a crime arising out of a barroom brawl. I suspected the arresting police officer wouldn’t be able to identify my client at the trial but would nonetheless testify under oath that he could. On the day of trial, I asked my client to sit in the back row of the courtroom while his uninvolved friend accompanied me at the defense table. I informed the court my client was present in the courtroom and we were ready for trial. As expected, the officer testified under oath that the friend sitting next to me was the man he arrested. He was absolutely certain. I immediately informed the court that I did not agree the officer had identified my client. After the government rested its case, the friend testified revealing his identity. After some expected legal wrangling, the judge entered a judgment of acquittal. My client was thrilled. The aggravated prosecutor stormed out of the courtroom."
@@theloanranger2632 It genuinely should be a valid strategy against cops. If the cops who are testifying can't see through this ruse and decide to commit perjury by their own volition, that's entirely on them and it absolutely does and should undermine the credibiliy of the case. If you can't convict without using lying cops, your case is meritless.
Your content has reached even higher level Michael & Bruce. If someone said to me 5 years ago that one of my favorite channels will be a law channel I would've never believed it at the time.
I can imagine Bruce watching this show in his boxers eating chips lol. Loving every second of it because he’s a lawyer. That’s my favorite show ever, I watched it like 3x!
As a lawyer, when I saw this title, the FIRST scene that popped into my head that I would want you to review was THIS one ! Awesome ! Love the channel.
Bob odenkirk is an incredible actor. Even in things besides comedy. I watched Nobody and it was great. You can tell he did most of his own stunts and when he had fight scenes they looked genuine. He looked like he was getting hurt too but still being a total badass.
My dad when he was young was a bit of a drinker. He rear ended someone and so they followed him home. I forget if it was criminal or civil, but he ended up having to go to court and so he lawyered up. The lawyer asked if they actually saw him and so he asked the people if they could identify the driver. The lawyer had his brother look almost identical for this so they chose the wrong guy. He at least got out of that DUI or whatever it was.
I live in Abq. I live on the 2nd floor of an apt building. My balcony looks down on Saul's "Omaha" apartment, the one he escapes from in the last ep! I could have dropped water balloons on him! You can see my balcony a couple of minutes into BCS 1.1, about 2:20 in, on a dark and snowy night.
@@ramiroramirez23 There were a lot of trucks and about 100 staff. They had posted on our doors that if light bothers you in the middle of the night, call the number (and they would put you in a hotel). Filming was in the middle of the night, so there was no issue with regular people walking through. The building manager and I were invited to eat from the food carts behind the director's tent, which was set up in the driveway of the house across the street. I also watched them film that time when Saul changed his license plate. I eventually got cold and went inside at about 0400. I think maybe police cars were set to prevent cars from driving on that strip of road.
@@ramiroramirez23 They left notices on our doors saying that if we're annoyed by bright lights at night, call the number (and be put up in a hotel). Filming occurred in the middle of the night. There were many trucks and about 50-100 staff. One of the scenes I watched was when Saul changed his license plate.
Wow! You and Michael are recalling cranking these out! Thank you so much. We really appreciate all of your hard work and generously sharing your knowledge.
Way back in the day when I was a naughty little girl, my lawyer did the same trick. One cop couldn't indentify me, however the second one mind you it was after a break was able to identify me after looking around the courtroom for what seemed like an eternity. It almost worked. Probably would have worked if it was a jury, however my lawyer, as clever as he was chose judge-only. I can laugh about it now. When I saw this I literally had to LOL. This is straight-up 100% true. It happened in British Columbia Canada in 1992 or 93 I want to say. I could ask for the particulars to prove it. This was also approved by the judge beforehand as there was reason to believe mistaken identity which was my defense. I'll never forget my lawyer. His name is David J. Walsoff. The last four digits of his law firm phone number spelled HELP and yes, he also looked a bit like Saul. I just love that guy. Hahahaha 😂😂😂
@@vHeartAndS0ul she’s already snitched😂😂 she told all of us on TH-cam 🫣that’s how most people get caught to talk about the crimes later on in life but it’s not self the thing is it’s past statute of limitations unless she did rape of murder😨
You should do a reaction to the courtroom comedy 'My Cousin Vinny.' It's probably not accurate but it is freaking hillarious with wonderful performance by Joe Pesci and Marisa Tomei who rightfully and well-deservedly won an Oscar for her performance. If you haven't seen it before, I'm sure it'll have you in stitches, especially his opening arguments.
Better call Bruce! I absolutely loved this. I hope you go over more court scenes from movies. You should do Jim Carrey's "Liar Liar" court scenes. That would be hilarious hahahaha
No way you did a video on this. When I saw this clip my first thought was I wonder what Bruce rivers thinks of the show! Michael Rivers does a good job of choosing what you cover based off what's popular. he def knows what he's doing!
I just started binging Better Call Saul years after finishing Breaking Bad. I didn’t think I would like it as much, I was wrong, it’s so good! I recently got Covid and have gotten nearly done with season 4. Today I saw Bob Odenkirk did an interview on Hot Ones, it was great! I highly recommend it if you’re a fan of his work!
few days late. I wanted to throw in during the commentary for this episode. Peter Gould says this particular scene actually happened in real life somewhere. They often turn to reality for inspiration! Love the video, keep posting better call saul videos!
That anecdote about the mistaken identity reminds me of an old addage in pretty much every serious legal discussion for criminal cases: "Never ask a witness a question you don't know the answer to." That would *definitely* include the question, "Can you identify the defendant?"
More of these please. One of the best ever shows being reacted to by my favourite real-life criminal lawyer! Much love & respect for your work from Nairobi, Kenya Bruce & Michael!
The only time I have seen the judge permit something like that was when there was a question as to whether the person in court was the person named in the indictment or complaint; in other words, the wrong "John Smith" was arrested.
OH MY GOD! My family and I have been calling you the real life better call Saul if he went down the good path 😂 for years now! I love that your doing this, my mother will be very happy to see this❤.
New subscriber. I love how Bruce, with his years of experience and expertise, knows how to keep the content to the interesting. I don’t want to watch hours of court TV and don’t need to know All the details, just the ones that matter. Thanks Bruce!
The witness can’t tell the impostor from the defendant but everyone could apparently tell that Gene Takavic is Saul Goodman and he looked significantly different 😂
Better Call Saul is my ALL-TIME favorite show! Bruce, I would love to see you show up on your next video in a Saul-type suit! Watching the lawyers in the Gwyneth Paltrow trial, I can't help bu think they need some Saul pizzazz.
I do appreciate that you can see the fun in a show even if it isn't necessarily realistic. While swapping out the defendant for someone else would cause a mistrial, you still say that it, "makes for great TV," which is does. It's such a big brain move. Who wouldn't want to do something like that in an actual court of law if it didn't cause a mistrial? Eyewitness accounts tend to be so fallible that doing something like that has to be at least *one* lawyer's fantasy.
My Cousin Vinny! Of course the movie is not meant to be realistic, but Joe Pesci asking the “eye witness “ to identity a series of photos is one of the funniest scenes ever!
Interestingly after that case i believe theres a scene where hes in the hallway and says "the two best words in the english language: mis trial" so that was his intention
Is Bruce the only lawyer on TH-cam who actually works as a lawyer? I tried some of these other channels but they are clearly kids who got a law degree and then turned on their camera.
I enjoy watching real-life criminal defense attorney Scott Reisch on "Crime Talk with Scott Reisch". Bruce is far more "real", using vulgarities, telling stories about his own experiences, etc.
OMG, I saw the title and had to watch it. I have watched a lot of CLR and have often thought that Bruce Rivers could have played the part of Saul Goodman!
You don’t need a criminal lawyer, you need a CRIMINAL lawyer.
I also love saul's suits.
I'm studying to be a lawyer and I don't like that much to wear suits .
I rather use blazer and then pants to feel comfortable when I attend the cases and
I think death sentence is something justice because it does teach criminals the consequences of their doings BUT otherwise it is bad for few people who disagree with it because they said is agaisnt to the right of life , BUT I tell them when Hitler came up there in the war he didn't care about how many people were there and how many lives died due to the war , well he didn't .
However Americans used the same actions to defeat the war " that was killing" .
So death sentence for dangerous people is a justice to achieve but life imprisonment is kinda like a slow death to the agressor and people says , I mean family of the victim in Japan , USA says NO death sentence and electric chair
@Francesco Ferro The death sentence needs to be reinstated all throughout the Western countries.
I got a bunch of ties in honor of that show. 😆
@@Sniperboy5551 what if we execute an innocent person? You can’t overturn a death sentence, it’s a permanent punishment.
The justice system is not perfect, mistakes happen, innocent people are sent to prison.
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Saul had me cracking up when he defended the property owner from the demolition team by creating fake artifacts, radiation, changing the address etc
And the commercial about Mesa Verde 😂
And the fake drugs jimmy put in Howard’s locker lol silly jimmy 😂😂😂
don't forget that fake jesus image he put on Mr. Acker's wall that attracted christians from different parts of NM lol
The huel defense was my favorite pretending to be the whole church congregation
@@marquisdelafayette1929 "yup"
Favourite real lawyer reacting to favourite fictional lawyer, what a treat!
Same thing I said 🍿 and 🍃 ready 😤
Vinny Gambini is just as good as Saul Goodman. I have a hard time choosing between the two.
my thoughts exactly!
What a corny thing to say. Might as well give Bruce a tug under the desk.
Yes I love it💜💜💜
The scene actually did get a mistrial! That's what Saul was going for here. After he walks away, it cuts to him coming back to the empty court room, except Kim stayed and he says something along the lines of "Music to my ears: mistrial"
Obviously not saying it was the morally right thing to do, but that is what happened to the case
😊op
I remember hearing back in the 80's of a poisoning case. State had the vial of poison used exhibit A. In his closing summary defense lawyer pointed out that the prosecution stated that only a small amount of the poison was enough to kill a man. Defense lawyer then proceeds to down the whole bottle, thereby challenging the validity of the whole prosecution. Once the jury left he proceeded to leave room and immediately get his stomach pumped. I think they used a variant of that story in Breaking Bad where Gus Fring does something similar (poison then detox). Nice stories. Great TV. not entirely real world workable.
bro what imagine there was a long line of people at the hospital
Get yourself a defense lawyer willing to do this for your defense, hot damn
did he win the case?
Reminds me of Clement Vallandingham, a lawyer in the 1870s who famously died re-enacting how he believed the victim of a murder case accidentally shot himself, and in the process accidentally shot himself in front of his fellow defense attorneys (not actually in court, as the legend later went on to be).
Suffice it to say, it was extremely compelling evidence, and the defendant was indeed aquitted.
@@NotAGoodUsername360 talk about taking one for the team...
When I was in law school I recall a case when the lawyer had a third party sit in the defendant’s chair, the witness, predictably misidentified the defendant. The case was dismissed, the lawyer faced sanctions.
The lawyer must first get permission from the court to do that. Otherwise, the judge takes a dim view of it.
@@nmbr1son64usually now the prosecutor shows the witness pictures of the defendant before trial. They get sneaky
Marc Victor actually did this in Arizona. He wrote about it on his blog. The judge didn't take any issue with it but the prosecutor filed a bar complaint that was dismissed.
The title is "We don't need no stinking zealous advocacy"
"I recently tried a case for a client who was charged with a crime arising out of a barroom brawl. I suspected the arresting police officer wouldn’t be able to identify my client at the trial but would nonetheless testify under oath that he could. On the day of trial, I asked my client to sit in the back row of the courtroom while his uninvolved friend accompanied me at the defense table. I informed the court my client was present in the courtroom and we were ready for trial.
As expected, the officer testified under oath that the friend sitting next to me was the man he arrested. He was absolutely certain. I immediately informed the court that I did not agree the officer had identified my client. After the government rested its case, the friend testified revealing his identity. After some expected legal wrangling, the judge entered a judgment of acquittal. My client was thrilled. The aggravated prosecutor stormed out of the courtroom."
Prosecutors have zero sense of humor
@@karensoesbe9217absolutely no chill
@@karensoesbe9217they're always so serious, i bet they wish they had the judges hammer lol
@@theloanranger2632 It genuinely should be a valid strategy against cops. If the cops who are testifying can't see through this ruse and decide to commit perjury by their own volition, that's entirely on them and it absolutely does and should undermine the credibiliy of the case. If you can't convict without using lying cops, your case is meritless.
Your content has reached even higher level Michael & Bruce. If someone said to me 5 years ago that one of my favorite channels will be a law channel I would've never believed it at the time.
Couldn’t have said it better myself! 😊
I can imagine Bruce watching this show in his boxers eating chips lol. Loving every second of it because he’s a lawyer. That’s my favorite show ever, I watched it like 3x!
Same n if I watch BB again I now I’ll watch BCS as well. Will u go for a 4th too?
@@bazglsgw1208 Both are amazing shows. Two of my favorite shows ever.
@@bazglsgw1208 yea eventually when the NBA a season is over it gets BORING.
6:05 from what I remember getting a mistrial is exactly what Jimmy wanted for this case
Yes PLEASE react to more of these. BCS fans in the profession have a special relationship with this show.
I love the part where he sets up his brother (when Huell plants the battery on chuck) - some cool courtroom antics in that episode!
That was a peak moment Chuck was a prick to Jimmy but that “chimp with a machine gun” line never gets old 😂
Bob has awesome range as an actor and a writer. Real cool to see your reaction!
Yes, yes yes I’m so happy that you are talking about better call Saul of my favorite shows
As a lawyer, when I saw this title, the FIRST scene that popped into my head that I would want you to review was THIS one ! Awesome ! Love the channel.
Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad, Nobody, etc. Bob Odenkirk's dry wit is genius !
Bro your video output is shocking and impressive. Thank you to you and your son for the hustle.
Bob odenkirk is an incredible actor. Even in things besides comedy. I watched Nobody and it was great. You can tell he did most of his own stunts and when he had fight scenes they looked genuine. He looked like he was getting hurt too but still being a total badass.
My dad when he was young was a bit of a drinker. He rear ended someone and so they followed him home. I forget if it was criminal or civil, but he ended up having to go to court and so he lawyered up. The lawyer asked if they actually saw him and so he asked the people if they could identify the driver. The lawyer had his brother look almost identical for this so they chose the wrong guy. He at least got out of that DUI or whatever it was.
Just also want to say that this was probably in either the 1970s or 1980s in New York State
This is one of my favorite videos of yours thus far..
Absolutely love the review and war stories.
I live in Abq. I live on the 2nd floor of an apt building. My balcony looks down on Saul's "Omaha" apartment, the one he escapes from in the last ep! I could have dropped water balloons on him! You can see my balcony a couple of minutes into BCS 1.1, about 2:20 in, on a dark and snowy night.
What was filming like? Did they have notices not to be out and about?
@@ramiroramirez23 There were a lot of trucks and about 100 staff. They had posted on our doors that if light bothers you in the middle of the night, call the number (and they would put you in a hotel). Filming was in the middle of the night, so there was no issue with regular people walking through. The building manager and I were invited to eat from the food carts behind the director's tent, which was set up in the driveway of the house across the street. I also watched them film that time when Saul changed his license plate. I eventually got cold and went inside at about 0400. I think maybe police cars were set to prevent cars from driving on that strip of road.
@@ramiroramirez23 They left notices on our doors saying that if we're annoyed by bright lights at night, call the number (and be put up in a hotel). Filming occurred in the middle of the night. There were many trucks and about 50-100 staff. One of the scenes I watched was when Saul changed his license plate.
This actually did result in a mistrial, which is what Saul wanted
Finally we have reached peak crossover potential.
Jimmy did a good job protecting Waltuh.
I am down for more BETTER CALL SAUL reactions Bruce. Please make it happen
My favorite lawyer! Another fun video! Thanks Bruce.
Wow! You and Michael are recalling cranking these out! Thank you so much. We really appreciate all of your hard work and generously sharing your knowledge.
Way back in the day when I was a naughty little girl, my lawyer did the same trick. One cop couldn't indentify me, however the second one mind you it was after a break was able to identify me after looking around the courtroom for what seemed like an eternity. It almost worked. Probably would have worked if it was a jury, however my lawyer, as clever as he was chose judge-only. I can laugh about it now. When I saw this I literally had to LOL. This is straight-up 100% true. It happened in British Columbia Canada in 1992 or 93 I want to say. I could ask for the particulars to prove it. This was also approved by the judge beforehand as there was reason to believe mistaken identity which was my defense. I'll never forget my lawyer. His name is David J. Walsoff. The last four digits of his law firm phone number spelled HELP and yes, he also looked a bit like Saul. I just love that guy. Hahahaha 😂😂😂
So what case did you beat? The crime.-
No self snitchin 😂
@@DuchessTheCorso she ain't self snitching
@@vHeartAndS0ul she’s already snitched😂😂 she told all of us on TH-cam 🫣that’s how most people get caught to talk about the crimes later on in life but it’s not self the thing is it’s past statute of limitations unless she did rape of murder😨
is it self snitching if that happend 30y ago?
You should do a reaction to the courtroom comedy 'My Cousin Vinny.' It's probably not accurate but it is freaking hillarious with wonderful performance by Joe Pesci and Marisa Tomei who rightfully and well-deservedly won an Oscar for her performance. If you haven't seen it before, I'm sure it'll have you in stitches, especially his opening arguments.
Yes! Hilarious!
It's more accurate than you'd think.
Not a chance in hell Rivers hasn't seen that movie.
@@punawelewele yep
What’s a grit?
I love Better Call Saul! He’s such a witty character lol. You made my night by reacting to this 🫶🏼😊
Love you and your stories, Bruce! You're always great!
New Record: total demonstration of obnoxiousness in only 0:05 seconds. (this must be the guy all the lawyer jokes are about)
This channel is so good! Thanks for the awesome content!
Bruce could do more of this and I'd watch. His take on fictional lawyers and court scenes is interesting.
Better call Bruce! I absolutely loved this. I hope you go over more court scenes from movies. You should do Jim Carrey's "Liar Liar" court scenes. That would be hilarious hahahaha
This was a really funny review Bruce Thanks for your input. Enjoy you very much 💗
No way you did a video on this. When I saw this clip my first thought was I wonder what Bruce rivers thinks of the show! Michael Rivers does a good job of choosing what you cover based off what's popular. he def knows what he's doing!
I just started binging Better Call Saul years after finishing Breaking Bad. I didn’t think I would like it as much, I was wrong, it’s so good! I recently got Covid and have gotten nearly done with season 4. Today I saw Bob Odenkirk did an interview on Hot Ones, it was great! I highly recommend it if you’re a fan of his work!
BCS ends up being better than breaking bad
@@benitomussolini6293 disagreed.
@@benitomussolini6293 I agree. But it's a hard match!
few days late. I wanted to throw in during the commentary for this episode. Peter Gould says this particular scene actually happened in real life somewhere. They often turn to reality for inspiration! Love the video, keep posting better call saul videos!
The MVP of TH-cam reacts! 🐐🔥
My new favorite channel, love Bruce River
Being that "You've never seen that happen" would be enough to consider that Saul's tactic might have worked..?
So glad I get to see this! Been waiting for another reaction to BCS ! What a great start to my day
FINALLY!!!! I've been waiting for CLR to discuss the best lawyer in TV history.
That anecdote about the mistaken identity reminds me of an old addage in pretty much every serious legal discussion for criminal cases: "Never ask a witness a question you don't know the answer to."
That would *definitely* include the question, "Can you identify the defendant?"
Holy shit I was literally watching this episode when I got this notification
Same! 😂
More of these please. One of the best ever shows being reacted to by my favourite real-life criminal lawyer! Much love & respect for your work from Nairobi, Kenya Bruce & Michael!
I like the change of pace and content mixup
Tks Bruce, more of this, when / if possible !
Pumping out the videos, NICE ! 👍🏻🇺🇲
Been waiting for this ‼️ So many parallels between Saul and Bruce
The only time I have seen the judge permit something like that was when there was a question as to whether the person in court was the person named in the indictment or complaint; in other words, the wrong "John Smith" was arrested.
Start witness saw everything. Prosecutor never confirms which crime they witnessed. Now, that's a mistake you don't make twice.
Every time my son catches me watching Bruce Rivers, he asks me if I’m watching Better Call Saul again 🥰🥰🥰
fireeeee video idea you guys have been killing it recently
We all know Michael is doing very well lol and deserving.
Been watching for a bit now and man it’s cool to see you at almost a million subscribers, keep up the great content!
It actually got a mistrial in the show and thats what he wanted
Love u Bruce. Keep it up. BETTER CALL BRUCE
Oooh, the new intro! Love it! And 3 new vids in a day…amazing! 🙌
OH MY GOD! My family and I have been calling you the real life better call Saul if he went down the good path 😂 for years now! I love that your doing this, my mother will be very happy to see this❤.
New subscriber. I love how Bruce, with his years of experience and expertise, knows how to keep the content to the interesting. I don’t want to watch hours of court TV and don’t need to know All the details, just the ones that matter. Thanks Bruce!
Finally!! Loving it, keep up the fantastic work!
yoooo. i actually requested he do some reaction content to Better Call Saul! i'm soo happy to see this!! I love your content!
Ok I will subscribe. The couple videos I’ve seen of yours have been great!
You give me Saul vibes in the best ways
6:07 later on in the episode he is talking to a character named Kim and he tells her that the Judge did, in fact, declare a mistrial
The story at the end is fucking hilarious. Would've loved to see the prosecutors face!
Bruce is on a grind right now
I Liked this, Bruce you should do more videos about your stories and goofy things that happened in court.
Keep up the great content Bruce! I’m currently a paralegal and hoping to become a lawyer some day, I’ve gotten a lot of great info from your channel.
The witness can’t tell the impostor from the defendant but everyone could apparently tell that Gene Takavic is Saul Goodman and he looked significantly different 😂
Better Call Saul is my ALL-TIME favorite show! Bruce, I would love to see you show up on your next video in a Saul-type suit! Watching the lawyers in the Gwyneth Paltrow trial, I can't help bu think they need some Saul pizzazz.
5 uploads in 2 days lets go bruce and michael
I'd love to hear some of your "best stories" from different court cases.
Love that show! I legally adopted my grandson, and he wanted to change his middle name to Saul! We decided on the other awesome character, Michael😂
Oh my gaed I'm glad you're finally reacting to a Saul episode! I was Breaking Bad fan and Better Call Saul. Bob Odenkirk is such fun to watch.
Love the content!
Who Let The Dogs Out, BRUCE, BRUCE, BRUCE.
I do appreciate that you can see the fun in a show even if it isn't necessarily realistic. While swapping out the defendant for someone else would cause a mistrial, you still say that it, "makes for great TV," which is does. It's such a big brain move. Who wouldn't want to do something like that in an actual court of law if it didn't cause a mistrial? Eyewitness accounts tend to be so fallible that doing something like that has to be at least *one* lawyer's fantasy.
"You didn't recognise him either, your honour." 😅😅
The intro said he gone react to all the self switching 😂 🤣 new sub
Better call Bruce! 😂. On another note, the very first episode of BREAKING BAD is so funny you might break a rib from laughing. I loved it.
The only ads I don’t skip through, this dude could sell me on anything 😂
I’ve been waiting for this!!
Yes! ❤ nice little break from reality. Thanks for the video Bruce xx I love Saul.
I’m a clerk in a criminal law office and I WISH I could work for you. You seem so relatable
Saul… my dream lawyer! I wish he existed in real life. Because a “Criminal Lawyer” is the best kind! 😌😌
My Cousin Vinny! Of course the movie is not meant to be realistic, but Joe Pesci asking the “eye witness “ to identity a series of photos is one of the funniest scenes ever!
Good stuff😊 Bruce you could cover when Saul changes the address on his brother
Tim Dezarn playing the witness. Good friend of my and love that we got cast on this show.
Interestingly after that case i believe theres a scene where hes in the hallway and says "the two best words in the english language: mis trial" so that was his intention
Saul did get a mistrial because of that stunt
Ahhh this is SOOO cool!!! My 2 favorite lawyers 😂😂😂
Better call Bruce River's. The criminal lawyer... 😅
This trick was depicted in a lot court shows, Boston Legal, right from the top of my head.
Bruce’s ad read is seamless and very satisfying
You kinda give off Saul vibes and I rock with that. Nice video. I’ll sub.
Is Bruce the only lawyer on TH-cam who actually works as a lawyer? I tried some of these other channels but they are clearly kids who got a law degree and then turned on their camera.
I enjoy watching real-life criminal defense attorney Scott Reisch on "Crime Talk with Scott Reisch". Bruce is far more "real", using vulgarities, telling stories about his own experiences, etc.
OMG, I saw the title and had to watch it. I have watched a lot of CLR and have often thought that Bruce Rivers could have played the part of Saul Goodman!