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Lionel Hutz Esq
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I think someone posted that it was based on a TV show..., I want to say Matlock, but I can't remember.
And, as a practicing attorney with several trials under my belt, I have to say I have never heard a judge say "I will allow it." If it is a quick answer, usually it is "Sustained" or "Over Ruled" It's not really for the judge to allow. It is either legitmate evidence or testimony or not. Now, if the objection is to the form of the question, I could see a judge say that, but more often, it would be, "No, counsel, I think the question is all right."
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Action Jacktion
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I think part of the joke is that she says it repeatedly, showing that she allows quite a lot.
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Nixorbo
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DOOP Secretary
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I thought it was a joke on the OJ Simpson trial. I was in 7th grade at the time, so my memory's not exactly the most reliable indicator.
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Sil
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Yeah, but if it was the OJ trial then it doesn't make any sense in relation to the commentary; Commentary from Brannigan Begin Again Something to the effect of... Judge: "How do you plead?" Zapp: "Absolutely, 99% not guilty."
Lew Morton: "Is that the only OJ joke in the history of the series?" David Cohen: "Yeah, I think it was."
But then I was even smaller than you, Nix when that was going on, so my memory is pretty much obsolete.
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boingo2000
Liquid Emperor
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I thought it was just a joke on judges allowing things they really shouldn't 9and then this specific judge "allowing" things that have every right to happen anyway). They use the same jopke in the Coen Brother's Intolerable Cruelty, I think (I haven't seen the movie, but this is in the trailer): (A lawyer is stangling the person testifying) Other lawyer: Objection! Strangling the witness! Judge: I'm going to allow it.
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User_names_suck
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what is with moderators here? so fucking touchy about extra posts, kryten actually your more leniet, good for you. but i've been on busier forums with no moderation, and there was no problem, does it cost loads of money to have too many posts or something
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