He unfortunately is only a human lawyer, she needs to hire a Lawyer who represents 🐳

You have been diagnosed with ligma 💀☠️

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He needed Adept

Why did they break up? I forget why

☠seeing his clients jayoma wouldve chose to be the lawyer for adept instead

erm no Jayoma wouldve helped out latinX criminal adept and not multi millionaire xqc because "he cares" and hes fighting the system bro!

@@HSE331tf is latinx

jayoma a defense lawyer cuh he would been defending the whale 🐳

@@HSE331 if prosecution lawyers weren't dropped on their heads as children, none of this would happen lmao. Half of these people are guilty, but prosecution screws up like usual.

surely every lawyer just doesn't work this way

@@pafoly8857 If every lawyer would work this way the conviction rate would be way different

@@swgwavthere are so many who do that just aren't tiktok famous...

@@swgwav this is exactly how every single defense attorney works. it's their job. you commit a crime, you tell your lawyer everything you did, and they try their best to prove your innocence, knowing you're a criminal. this is how it's always worked.

I SWEAR bruhs 33:03 these cheatin batches for the streets are some of the best inspiration for a man there is. Get a batch to break you heart and you become solid

Ngl though this kinda is the system working, makes it a lot harder to imprison good people for political reasons or framing

​@@bigredhawkeye5167no, it makes it easier for criminals to not get in jail

​@@mihai7741both are correct. Why u saying no?

@@bigredhawkeye5167 you say that as if we didnt just watch the biggest kangaroo court case in history just go to shit

no. this is a horrible form of protest of the system and is activley getting dangerous people more freedom. how the fuck do you like this guy

Hate the game not the player

Ignore the dude reacting, nobody even looks at him.

@@CNMASHORTS fr, yap nation

​@pietrosartorio6564 playa

As much as I hate the way bro approaches every case to reduce it to 0, at the end of the day he is doing HIS JOB that he was PAID to do ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ yknow. So instead of going in all apologetic and sht he is aggressive player. Once they are your clientele no matter how ridiculous they are innocent, cause once you start to question their innocence or believe they are criminals you lost half the case, and you client didn't get the best shot to win cause of your doubts. If they are guilty they will be proven so by evidence but to you they are innocent, have to believe it by heart.

Cause he’s scared that adept might hire this guy

when is x not mad😂

As long as xqc is not an American citizen and all of his marriage issues is all based in Canada, he cannot touch him

@@andreiaretaawherage

@@angeloluna529I always wondered if x could have ran to Canada cause I’m pretty sure the court stuff was based in Texas. I doubt he would have wanted to given up his visa though

Yeah cringe af. X really out of line with this one frfr.

X's mad he couldn't pass fucking law school and now he's malding on the top student, and for the worst fucking possible reason dude this guy now even disallowing people to not show aura when xqc himself prides himself from that shit it's so hypocritical man

People tend to be jealous of things they lack. In this case its probably being intelligent and actually contributing to society in some capacity. Which streamers lack

So crazy all you 5'8 YT commenters will glaze tf out of scumbags.

​@@HDManMadYeah, openly admitting to making up false scenarios and creating this cringe gimmick of cynical and pretentious person, such a profound contribution to the society..

fr

bro better hire jayoma to beat all the gambling allegations 💀💀💀

he promotes gambling addiction to his kid audience while on synthetic meth and has the nerve to critique other people and call them smug and shameless 😂 like bro you take millions a month from stake to promote gambling to kids you have ZERO room to talk on anyones elses morals

​@@eternalglow6483damn I gotta try some of that natural ☘️ meth, seems like it's working for u

@@eternalglow6483 He's a clown with zero self awareness

That's why getting advice from the internet is a horrendous idea. Go to real world experts who don't dawdle in the internet too much

fr

Dude fr, most of these people are not hardened criminals. Simple weed possessions in Texas like oh shit scary.

If you watch Jayomas video you know most of these guys are guilty, its just Jayoma knows how to play the game lmao

Sure if you ignore the fact he clearly knows they are guilty and tells them to lie

If KZfaq is giving me the option to translate your comment to English, you might need to reevaluate your life.

@@lotanowo dam bro your girl left you or something why you on his ass lmao

@@lotanowo it happens all the time, not their fault

I SWEAR bruhs 33:03 these cheatin batches for the streets are some of the best inspiration for a man there is. Get a batch to break you heart and you become solid

Highkey chil tbh

So its like innocent until prove guilty, but why do lawyers need to hide the truth tho? Ig for situations where people say something incriminatory and maybe it was a delusion or smth?

@@GE_Photon_Lordlawyers don’t care if you did it or not, they care about lowering your sentence.

@@GE_Photon_Lord They hide the truth so they can work with the client to build a defense. When sentencing someone, there should be ZERO doubt in the jury's mind. How can the lawyer build a case if the defendant has to tip toe along a dotted line Whether you're guilty or not, a Lawyer needs to know the actual story to point every possible doubts that a jury would have.

Also like stoney said, they're not always there to say you are innocent, but to show to the jury that there is no evidence beyond reasonable doubt that you are guilty of every crime, show intention, etc.

just because it is constitutional doesn't make it morally right. say I'm a defense attorney and I know for a FACT my client is guilty of murder and rape. defending him it that case doesn't make me a moral person, in fact it makes me the opposite. similarly calling a random person in the street a slur is well within my constitutional right, but it's probably not ok to do. I think this is most peoples quarrel with the whole thing is. of course if u have a low conviction for ur clients innocence, then most people are probably ok with that .

You should get it by now, come on dude. He's the expert and we're the normies😡🤬

Bro wdym? He was a lawyer or whatever in GTA, isn't that better than being the top rated lawyer irl?

Bruh what

1hp 😂

Why do these comments get so many likes when they just lie?

court wise he has more experience than most people watching, so one would imagine his knowledge is somewhat reflecting his experience

@@fpron expierence doesn't equal knowledge

He watched Johnny Depp trail ok he's lawyer now

He's literally right tho, I can't believe people thinks this lawyer is good.

wouldn't you want good representation if you got into trouble

A lot of them are and he actively supports them again, it’s more on the system itself than anything

The thing is, anyone can offend or repeat offend etc. the prosecution have to prove without doubt that what the offender did actually went down. If they CAN'T prove it in for example a case where there were no cameras and they just believe one person because they had more damage than the other and just choose to defend them based on that, Then it is very important to have a good defense lawyer, you'd want that too if you were wrongfully accused or proven guilty when you know there's more to the story

@@organicll.and if your kid got r@p*d, wouldn’t you want that vile piece of shit person who did that to get locked away? Imagine how that would feel knowing zero justice was served, and the guy that helped the person who assaulted your kid is bragging about it.

@@organicll. i would, however, the likelihood of me being "wrongfully accused" twice or more, is very unlikely, it should be clear to the system that this individual is not willing to settle into society

^ this.. 2000%

9/10 cases in the U.S. end in a conviction. So you gotta royally eff up an investigation to fail that.

Yeah but what if they actually were doing that? Cuz ppl told the lawyer that they DID IT.

@@GE_Photon_Lord still not his fault that the opposing lawyer was worst at his job, it's his job to defend his client as best as he can, if he were to judge his clients he'd lose his license if you want to blame someone, blame prosecutor's lawyer for being lazy and assuming it would be an easy win

@@DDracee I get it but arent you supposed to defend in good faith? And how are you losing your licence if you find out the truth and expose it? The whole system is weird to me,like if the opposing lawyer is worse and cant expose the truth, then its a loss for the community no? And the defensive lawyer already knew everything.

Thats cause everybody on this earth thinks US court system is a clown fiesta. Its not about being guilty or not, its about money, optics and putting up a show. They are more like actors than lawyers.

​@GE_Photon_Lord where did you invent "supposed to defend in good faith" 😂

Bro is actually a GTA character

why do u care so much about this millionaire that u comment this shit lol

@@Scream... Why do u care so much about another man's money that you feel the need to reply on his behalf

​@@xin215Why do care so much about his comment

@@xin215 Why do you care about another dude caring about a millionaires money?

⁠@@losermanwhy do I care so much

"its so cringe" - 🤓

@@TheSwegBucket When you develop critical thinking skills your taste in cringe begins to change.

Not as good as him

@@garou135not as good as him 🤣🤣🤣 mate lawyers have gotten away with doing so much worse, you must have no idea.

@@iifridgeii9933 never said he is the best but he is good

Ok law student, tell us the false claims he made, because the only thing he actually did was give his opinion on the ethics and presentation.

Please explain how telling clients to lie about heinous crimes that they're admitting to is a good thing.

@@itzshftimmoral acts doesn’t necessarily mean illegal

@@chas-hq8gb All of the offenses stated in the video were crimes, not just "immoral acts." He boasted about getting confessed murderers and pedos out of charges.

@@itzshft That's his job. If the prosecution cannot present a case as to why someone needs to go to jail, that's their fault, not a defence lawyer's fault.

Overall they always are but the lawyer is doing his job and he should be proud of showing it off. If anyone gets mad it's their fault.

@@HighwayDrive717 it's normal to be mad at someone showing off how he avoid criminals their sanctions, especially on heavy crimes

@@rossinanterose829 allegedly criminals.... always remember that

@@HighwayDrive717 for some

@@HighwayDrive717 i mean its not alleged when we see them say yeah i did (crime)

True 👏

too bad we just do both the whole us justice system is so trash it's not even funny

Blackstone's ratio

To be fair, 100 guilty people can murder a lot more than 1 Innocent person.

@@EeveeRealSenpai I welcome that thought, but also think from the perspective that you could be that innocent person.

No.

you got cooked lil bro

I mean, his profession is not deemed as one of the most important jobs in the world, so how is it hypocritical? You guys just wanna hate at this point, lol.

what is that even supposed to mean

he makes millions a month promoting gambling to his kid audience he has zero fucking room to talk on anybody lol, dont get me wrong i love X but the shit hes does with stake is scummy as fuck so for him to critique anybody elses morals is hilariously ironic

@@eternalglow6483 I mean, there's levels to this sh"t tho, no? I'm not saying he is the saint, but obviously it's different than bragging about freeing self-admitted r""ist and m""derers. He still can ruin lives, but I mean, he can draw the line somewhere, or can't he?

@@eternalglow6483 Technically it's all bad, but that doesn't mean you can't think that one thing is worse than the other. I don't believe you have to be perfect to invoke moral judgement.

STREAMER DOESNT AGREE WITH MY OPINION GRRRRRR REALLYMAD

True

@@kingogdr KZfaq normies when their hugbox is infiltrated:

Exactly. People saying “oh he’s just doing his job” are brain dead. He’s willingly taking on people that are guilty, of committing some of the most disgusting crimes like r@p*ng ch*ildren, and then brags about setting these people free back into society. There’s zero morality in what he does, everyone sucking him off is so cringe.

@@canadianrage5224 The chat AND this comment section is infatuated with the "real life Saul"... pretty gross

@@kingogdr you say that like saul goodman isnt a piece of shit

because they ARE guilty, they literally say this when jayoma makes a video w/ them at the end

@@niten1ryu Well, if they are guilty then the justice system should give them the punishment they deserve, no?

@@niten1ryu Wrong. If they were they would be in jail.

He is a larp and get customers by those videos

this might be the most braindead thing i've heard

True, if the laws and justice system is either broken or outdated, then more actual criminals will continue to be freed from prison until it gets fixed. As of now, more criminals will continue to be free. It's laughable people continue ignore the system while hating on a lawyer raking in the Ws. As long as stupid people continue to point in the wrong direction, nothing will get fixed or changed. Blaming a person is their only method of cope to feel good.

I do understand that he is a lawyer and it is his job. But on the other hand I also get people shitting on him. I mean, should you really defend a pedo who actually confessed to you? I guess legally you have to but if it were me I think I would like defend him terribly on purpose. And not boast on the internet about freeing him. And before people say "Uh accused not guilty" can you tell me how many of them got called again for repeated offense? And what about the people who literally admitted they were guilty. Like pretty sure people wouldn't even be that mad if he wasn't boasting about it. It is not something you should be proud of. I feel like some crimes shouldn't be defended if you know for sure they are guilty. Not accused, talking about being 100% guilty like they admitted to you. It just doesnt sit right with me. Also holy youtube chat is being dumbasses in this video lmao. Normally it is twitch chat being insane but now it is time for youtube Ig.

@@throwawaychannel4807 I agree. His job is important, even though it is morally wrong to some extent. I couldnt do it myself though, fuck many of these guys, they are filth. I also wouldnt be able to be a prosecutor and send someone to jail that I wasnt 100% sure of.

@@throwawaychannel4807 I understand your moral concerns as I personally wouldn't be able to do this myself, but that is why you and I are not lawyers and they are. As a lawyer you would know very well that it is law that everyone deserves a good defense, even if they are in the wrong, it's how we keep fairness in court and that justice may be done. There are a lot of false convictions that happens all the time, so the system is not perfect for the innocents and the truly guilty. But the solution is not that if you think someone is truly guilty no one should even try to defend him, it is the duty of a lawyer to represent a client, yes even when they think it's guilty, and purposefully sabotaging a case like that will also have an effect on your reputation as a lawyer and is very unethical in the profession. You will not have as much clients especially if you are very very picky about the case you want to take, history of purposefully losing a case, and not doing your best.

​@@throwawaychannel4807if ur a lawyer and accept a job and then intentionally perform terribly then that's malpractice just to put ur client in jail. Then that's MALPRACTICE.

@@my_other_side473 I know that. Legally wrong but morally acceptable. That is why I could never be a lawyer.

Thats what I was thinking, im not sure if its ok to protect someone that already confessed, even tho you do your job + innocent until found guilty part. Im pretty sure lawyers vow to find the truth.

It's up to the prosecution to make the case and show the evidence, if they fail to provide a good enough case to secure a conviction that's on THEM. That's not the job of the DEFENSE attorney.

stupidest comment I've ever read. The lawyer's JOB is to fight for you. Imagine thinking a lawyer is meant to go in and tank the case due to his own personal biases. I'll help you understand. Think of it like they are a surgeon instead. Do you let the patient DIE because they are a murderer? No you don't, Same thing.. They took an oath.

@@MultiAsdag Don't care. Nothing I said was wrong. You really do have to have no morals to work with people like that. May as well be a criminal yourself. It's the systems fault anyways since there are not people that can see in peoples pasts.

@@MultiAsdag Yeah, no. Nothing I said was wrong. Also your doctors argument does not hold up. In most situations doctors are forced to operate on criminals and have no say, especially for nurses. You cant turn down patients but if your a lawyer you can turn down clients. NOT to mention doctors save criminals so they can FACE JUSTICE not ESCAPE JUSTICE.

But they literally carve the road for you to be freed? I mean lets say you are in a self serve restaurant ok? They give you some meat. And instead of you cooking it, a dude comes in, moves your limbs for you, cooks the meat for you, help you eat the meat etc. You can say "The restaurant feed me" yes because you did get the meat from the restaurant. But you can also say "The dude helped me get fed". If not for the dude, you would be hungry right now. Also, what about the cases were the dude is clearly a criminal? Like laws 100% say dude should go to jail. But sometimes lawyers can turn that sentence into nothing because of some weirdass loophole?

@@throwawaychannel4807laws problem, not the lawyers, but you probably would never understand it

1. You don’t know if these people were actually Řàpist 2. They shown evidence for most of his claims that he mentioned about his background story 3. Its clear you don’t like this guy but you barely have any fair criticism when he his job is to reduce peoples cases no matter the alleged crime. Do better

The player couldn't do shit if the game was made properly. 😂

@@Yhzyi Some of them literally admit they did it though.

@@throwawaychannel4807 it was a generalization

@@Yhzyi Well so you are wrong then. Because we do know some of them were indeed rapists.

Agreed because that literally caused it to be a corrupted case which caused the actual case to be prolonged

blacks

Lmao

It's their constitutional right. You never know where Fate will lead you, and one day you may need an attorney.

@JohnDoe-bh2lp I'm aware, but attorneys don't have to take certain cases.

Every time he talks shit about what this lawyer does to the law, I think of what uber rich people are doing to the country, its no different except the fact that greed is cherished and admired while what this lawyer is doing isn't really greed or cherished by the majority of the population.

Yes but the main problem is him boasting about it. We all know lawyers are defending criminals sometimes. But 99.99% dont boast about freeing confirmed pedophiles I believe. I might be wrong though.

@@throwawaychannel4807you are wrong tho, at least you can admit it unlike these fake defense lawyers in the comments

let hope you accounter him one of his client...

criminals dont. when good lawyer means guilty people go free, theres an issue somewhere. issue isnt necessarily people like jayoma, more so the system itself

​@@justsomeguy8597Yeah exactly

​@@justsomeguy8597there had been cases where the innocent came across a crime at the wrong place and time and were presumed guilty by the public because the evidence seems solid. Do you really want to remove the accused rights to a lawyer because you deem that person guilty? I agree with him, everyone deserves a lawyer even if the evidence stacks.

@@angeloluna529 these two things still dont fix the problem, what jayoma does brings light to the system but also strengthens it as well

@@niten1ryu as of now, removing the right to an attorney is something we shouldnt be playing around with since it can hold very serious consequences for the people. reforms and fixes to the justice system is the only way to do so.