Short summary: Doubt and challenge everything

Im 13 and I wanna be a lawyer so Im learning now :3

If a lawyer can create 'doubts' in the jury's minds and get relief for his client, he done his job. Thank you Counselor

I’m 13 and I want to be a trial attorney and this video helped me a lot to understand what type of mindset I need to have.

The edits are killing me 😂💀

I think high schoolers should be required to take a basic law class. It would help kids with logical thinking skills, creative problem solving, and additionally inform them what happens when you break laws 🤣 but also knowing the basics of legal documents is an essential skill for everyday life. They would also get an idea of a career in law is truly something to think of for the future. I have met countless attorneys who didn’t know they would hate it until law school started.. then there was no backing out. It would certainly be more useful than taking pre calc.

Ok, stumbled across this video, and totally want to be a lawyer and I have this mindset. I think I will get there one day. Thank you, it was great to understand that I’m on the right way

This was so entertaining!! Thank you!!

Oh I loved this video! Memorable! Thank you! 😊

Excellent examples! Thank you. I wish I could work for you

Great joke, I loved it and it made me laugh! I almost thought you would say "define four!" :) You made a great point with the blood shot eyes; there is a particular case in which an erratic driver was stopped, and the police officer who happened to be a veteran Corpsman smelled alcohol on the driver's breath. Instead of submitting him to the drunk test, he immediately called the Ambulance because that was also a symptom of diabetic coma. The man was saved because of that apparently insignificant supposition but very handy knowledge. Needless to say that that type of feedback was given to the fellow officers, so they also can learn a lesson of potential life threatening disease, and not assume drunk driving symptoms though it is arguably the same risk when behind the steering wheel (note: of a moving vehicle).

well done sir, thank you for the insight into how lawyers think I'm joining my law school next summer and your presentation is helpful moreso on the point of challenging facts, conclusion and putting up a spirited defense. Wonderful presentation.

Hey, Watching here in philippines . I'm 16 years old and I want to be a lawyer Someday.

This was great. Thank you!!

Hello sir, here I am from India. This insight from you was just awesome. Reading the law and understanding it is one thing and applying the same to a given situation is completely a different art. How amazing; the same law can both be used as a sword and shield. Thanks once again for such an wonderful and simple explanation. Looking forward to such kinds of videos from you in the near future.

When your friend gets called up to the principals office and you convince the principal hes innocent even though hes obviously guilty

Great video. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you so much for this video :)

me watching this video 😊😊😊very happy am 16 and I want to be a lawyer and all I know God will help me and I pray for those ones who are like me it will work

Fun video! Thank you!

This is inspirational I really appreciate it as I wish to be a very good lawyer in future 🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱

thank u xplain very good I like it

I usually use the self criticism method where i have arguments but also antiarguments to my arguments and i self reflect to bring up some other argument which has lower chances of being turned down, the moment i cannot come up with an antiargument i know it's a win so i say it out loud.

I'm decisive whether what career choice I should go for?

Sir, I invite you to come to California. People out here love to sue.

Thank you so much sir

I’m 2 years old and I’m trying to be a lawyer for 3 years now . This video help a lot !

MUITO BOM! OBRIGADO PELO VÍDEO.

I like the way the 3rd lawyer thinks

challenge the conclussions that are drawn from facts. dispute something as a fact.

Thanks chuck

Great!can u post something helpful ad deep on cross examination?

you got it!

Thank you so much, I was stuck on a Phoenix Wright case

Dear colleagues! I am a lawyer from Kazakhstan, it’s very good that KZfaq has subtitles and you can choose a translation. Our evidence must meet the criteria: Admissibility, Reliability and Relevance to the case.

Thank you for making this video! I've always wanted to be a lawyer since I was seven because even when I was 8 I could do 12th grade language arts, history and even pretended to act out court cases. This is really gonna help me study more!

LOL 😂 THIS GUYS EDITOR IS FUNNY AF

Hello and Good Information. However : can this be applied to Canada in similar ways . thanks again

How to think like a lawyer? Prosecutor: "If I win this big case, I can run for political office". Defense Attorney: "If I get this guy off, I can raise my legal fees". Today's legal system is a bastardization of the original design and intention of the adversarial system. The emphasis is on winning. Ergo, you get courtroom theatrics, skillfully designed Yes-No questions designed to paint a witness inside a box and present a false conclusion to the jury, etc. To be sure, the client is most interested in winning. But lawyers should be more interested in serving the public. It matters not who comes out on top in a criminal trial so long as the prosecution was forced to jump thru all of the hoops and present clear evidence of the guilty act and the requisite state of mind and the defense did its due diligence and put forth all relevant defenses and reasonable alternative theories. In the end, the public must win. The public must feel confidence regarding the outcome; that the convicted are indeed guilty and deserve punishment or the acquitted are indeed innocent and safe to resume their place in society. We do not have this today. Not in America.

They play with logic

The wheelchair is a mobility aid firstly. Which is used as a vehicle for independence. Denying a person freedom and independence is akin to modern slavery. Is my point of view.

OMG, I think like a lawyer now.

Grandpa I understand a bit ,but I likes your editing 💜✨...

If I need a lawyer I'm calling you ! 🤯

Dealing with one right now that never showed up at my spousal support Hearing. Answer, my secretary forgot to right it down. Not a fun day. Pulled out the oath of a lawyer and disciplinary Board, Supreme Court action. This 26 month Divorce better be taken care of. I'm Tired and Not Very happy in PA.

I wish you could be my mentor🙏🙏👁

I’m preparing incase i get a lawyer boyfriend because i wanna win an argument too 😩

**Blood shot eyes**

God created this universe with his power n thought n inscribed the ten commandments to abide by. Salute to all the good lawyers for upkeep of the law n order n bringing in justice by fight n flag the justice for the people.

Do I have to go to law school to be a lawyer? Or can I just learn about it on my own?

Lawschool humbled me. I wanna act like a lawyer

I am 15 and I want to be a lawyer to make crime pay .

Sorry if I late actually I wanna learn something like a debate and when I read some. Of the things we need to learn is like math, science, social studies,debate,as a guess ...

I'm in my first year in law school but this is random; is it normal for law students to not take jokes or sarcasm lightly? Haha.

so true

I'm 12 years old now, I really want to be a lawyer! This helped....😊

People say there "are too many lawyers"; that's true -however, a great lawyer is as rare as an albino rhino.

I might already Think like a lawyer maybe

How would you challenge a previous court judgement holding that wheelchairs are considered to be a vehicle? Is that even challengeable? Could you overturn such interpretation from jurisprudence?

Im 13 and wanting to be a doctor or a lawyer, but now that i already Watched this, i still can't decide

If I have to be honest I'm only learning this to do better arguments

Can you take a civil rights case with co council????

I am here @12AM. I am in undergrad and I want to be a defense attorney:) my second year of undergrad. Trying to get the feel of the land. Lol

You should be a video editor full time, and law secondary... Cool segment 😎😘

Unfortunately this isn’t covered on the LSAT.

I'm a high school senior and want to study law next year in college

I like lawyers. I mean I like most lawyers.

I'm just wondering if lawyers have conscience and if lawyers got hurt through emotion without any resentment to be followed. If not then I will think becoming a lawyer one day

Well if lawyers don't think like normal people, then politicians don't either, as most politicians are lawyers. That explains why things are screwed up!

I'm gonna become a lawyer now thanks great video

I’m 12.. but I really want to become a lawyer so I am preparing myself so it’s easier in the future :)

I’m actually learning so I can be a lawyer in minecraft! 🤣

just ingrain this Mantra --- Bend them over -- Bend them over -- Bend them over --- and you can't go WRONG

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That's the reason I don't break the law..lol

I'm 10 and I've wanted to be a judge for 2 years. I've been researching so when I have to go to law school things might come naturally to me. I have the personality of a judge, and I love to argue and show off my answer and points. I've been trying to find other tips and tricks on how to become a judge and this helps. If anyone else has tips tell me! I hope in the future I'm a judge. Alot of people dont get their dream jobs these days, so I hope I get my dream job of a judge!! Also, you have to become a lawyer before a judge ( i think) so that's why I'm here hehe.

kid: 2+2 is what? Lawyer: *sighs* WELL.... It depends...

So what books can you please recommend to know more on how to think like a lawyer?

Nietzsche- “there are no facts only interpretations”

I'm 13 and I wanna be lawyer soon ^^

Thank you for this video, this really motivates me I am just 12 yr. I just want to study early to prepare to the future that I want to be a lawyer, thank you

I do not like the eyes you keep showing hahaha

Am 18 now en I want to be a lawyer so am learning now

Clarification because it wasn’t specified we need to determine what these definitions are.

Title should be changed to "Think like a DEFENSE Lawyer"

Not me being 11 wanting to be a lawyer lol

Loved your video and now better understand why our justice system is such a mess.

I'm 12 an im trying to defend my freind in an argument this helped thanks

What do you want it to be? 😂

Yo only say what needs to be said in order for the listener to understand. Thanks you

I'm a Law student.🖤

But in real life the lawyers don’t fight & think like this in court. Infact I met a very lazy & Douche female lawyer who wouldn’t argue a defence because of lack of courage & inexperience.. she accepts prosecution without challenging facts... she end up stealing my $1000 unjustly because I refuse for her to represent me in court. and the lawyers in court often keep it very simple they don’t argue shit. You will need an expensive and experienced lawyer to go this path... you also need to go on trial for your lawyer to be able to argue at all, evidence & defenses to support you.

Thank you for this video Sir. I've recently have become embroiled in a criminal case against me, and I have retained a lawyer that believes I can get all charges dismissed under Stand your ground in Florida. What I want to do is learn how lawyers think primarily when dealing with the general public. I want to wear a gopro camera at all times when dealing with the general public, but I want to learn what language can be used with the general public ie. not use language that can be misconstrued as a threat and what those situations might be. This was a gentle introduction to my further studies on this topic and I thank you very much Sir.

yippee!

Easy way is to remember if you have facts and law on your side the lawyer will always try to discredit you!

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In law school they teach you how to apply the law to the case and what conclusions can be drawn! I = issue: what is the issue R = Rule: what are the rules (law) A = Application: apply the rules to the issue C = Conclusion: what conclusion when you apply the rule to the issue IRAC ! A wheelchair is not a vehicle!!! This comes down to what a definiton of a vehicle is!!! It still comes down to IRAC - somehow this 'attorney' still did not get it right !!!

I'm 13 years old and I want to be a lawyer any advice?:)

I’m good at math Iearn in Kumon but I stop so I’m not that good anymore but I can still do math but not that fast to respond anymore

What needs to happen, how do I misuse language to disprove proof therefore ensuing ease, when did the issue happen and how do you know that's an issue. In a nutshell that's been my mental reality for as long as I can remember. Guess I'm naturally litigious. Maybe that's why I'm self studying to pass the bar.... maybe....