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By Linnea 2022-12-31 22:02:52
I believe that most viewers followed the P after watching BL.
Alan should be said to be the image of an ideal lawyer: he often achieves substantive justice by playing with the procedural rules of the judicial system, and such results are often impossible to achieve under the premise of strictly observing the rules.
In reality, it is impossible for litigation lawyers to constantly risk their practice to pursue such a moral justice, and it is even questionable whether such a... -
By Patsy 2022-12-03 13:48:05
My thoughts on the first episode of the first season of "The True Colors of a Lawyer"
When I saw the first episode of the first season of Lawyers, I was moved by this drama. I really liked the defense process in it. It was wonderful. After watching it, I have some thoughts as follows.
I feel that the Anglo-American law system is a humane trial. The jury decides whether the suspect is guilty or not. The jury is a human being. They are people from different industries, different ages, and skin colors. They have feelings, and they will follow the case. Circumstances to... -
By Nico 2022-12-02 11:32:16
I've watched BL, and I've only started to watch this until now.
The difference is that BL is upward. The lawyers in it basically help kind people, and there are many civil disputes, and there is not a lot of conscience tortured. Anyway, the whole movie is very happy to watch, it is a comedy.
This film is too depressing. The lawyers in it defended various murderers, rapists, and drug dealers, and often succeeded. They thought they were forced and helpless. I did not say that they are... -
By Ludwig 2022-10-23 21:22:55
I have always said that Boston legal is my favorite legal drama, and it is the No.1 in my mind. How can I, how can I easily subvert the "boston legal" in my heart? The practice is the
number one. When I saw the practice, the picture quality was really hard for me to accept, and the plot was so attractive to me. Everyone was growing up. Lindsay's obedient student who appeared from the beginning looks like a good bully, but when she stands When I went to courthouse, it was completely... -
By Kiarra 2022-10-12 17:17:12
When the law is documented-The Practice S8E01
Dedicated to a friend
The Practice (online translated as "lawyer nature") can be regarded as a prequel to Boston Legal, both screenwriters are David Kelley. In the final season of The Practice, Alan played, and a semi-excellent legal drama was born. In order to meet the expectations of many Boston Legal fans, Feng Ruan recently did the eighth season of The Practice, and it hastily released, and just watched the first episode. I previously promised to write something about Boston Legal...
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- Release date March 4, 1997
- Filming locations Suffolk County Courthouse - 1 City Hall Square, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
- Production companies David E. Kelley Productions, Daydreamers Entertainment Inc., Decode Entertainment
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By Sam 2023-09-28 04:36:59
It's like seeing a new continent! ! ! ! ! !...
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By Randy 2023-09-28 01:37:05
Kelli's lindsay is really cute~~ slowly catch up with the early knowledge and watch this first before watching Boston...
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By Vance 2023-09-25 19:56:16
After more than 20 years, I still insist on one point. Since (I) can't be such a lawyer, then I don't...
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By Elenora 2023-09-25 08:22:34
I used to think that the hallmark of a mature person is acceptance of uncertainty. I now think that the hallmark of a mature society is the ability to accept...
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By Jayne 2023-09-23 01:19:11
The feeling it gives me is too subversive, I have never seen such a compact...
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Helen Gamble: I need it, Richard. Give it to me.
Richard Bay: What?
Helen Gamble: The speech. Why we do what we do.
Richard Bay: Oh, I am not really in the mood after...
Helen Gamble: PLEASE, Richard. I NEED it. Please give it to me. And don't just phone it in.
Richard Bay: Helen...
Helen Gamble: Please! Can't you see how demoralized I am?
Richard Bay: OK. (takes a deep breath) There are heroes in this world. They're called District Attorneys. They don't get to have clients, people who smile at them at the end of the trial, who look them in the eye and say, "thank you." Nobody is there to appreciate the District Attorney, because we work for the state. And our gratitude comes only from knowing there's a tide out there. A tide the size of a tsunami coming out of a bottomless cesspool. A tide called crime, which, if left unchecked will rob every American of his freedom. A tide which strips individuals of the privilege of being able to, to walk down a dark street or take twenty dollars out of an ATM machine without fear of being mugged. All Congress does is talk, but it's the District Attorney who grabs his sword, who digs into the trenches and fights the fight. Who dogs justice day, after day, after day without thanks, without so much as a simple pat on the back. But we do it. We do it, we do it because we are the crusaders, the last frontier of American justice. Knowing that if a man cannot feel safe, he can never, never feel free.
Helen Gamble: Thank you.
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[accused of plotting his wife's death]
Client: I guess you can't ask someone to trust you after you've planned their death.
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Ellenor: Heads we take the plea, tails we go for it.
[flips coin]
Ellenor: Tails. We go for it.
Lindsay: This is why we get paid. To make these decisions.
