A Day in the Life - Lawyer

[rosalielove11]

Thank you for this informative and overwhelmingly helpful video. Watching this has confirmed my once hesitant decision of becoming a lawyer; finally allowing me to realise that posessing a career in law is what I desire to do. I thoroughly enjoyed viewing this delightful clip, however, I do have a few minor criticisisms:

- The video is extremely dated and irrelevant to today's society.

- The outfits and clothing choices are horrendous.

- I feel the narrator was quite condescending and prejudic

[rosalielove11]

This video is extremely dated

[JenUsesInternet]

This lawyer has a shitty computer screen =P

[dutto75man]

Future justice system vandals

[dutto75man]

Lawyers ethical? In what Universe? Lawyers manipulate justice to make money. They work hand in hand with Judges as business partners. My advice. Dont become a lawyer if you want to sleep at night. Horrible Horrible proffesion.

[MsDaifan]

@dutto75man There's definitely worse. Like, say, sales.

[somedudehuh1]

Willing to work long and irregular hours kinda worries me

[loyalqueen]

@somedudehuh1 lol not me, im used to having retarted sleeping and staying up 4am

[ecchiecchilol]

I totally zoned out watching this and started day dreaming lol

[cheeriosinabowl]

I never met a lawyer that I liked.

[jdmordie95]

man lawyers get paid alot for 1:32 of there day haha

[theaudreyhepburngirl]

Im still in highschool, but I'm going straight to sixth form (A levels in britain) and then college for extra courses then university for a Law degree. But I love law, :) My mum thinks I've gone crazy

[billups33622321]

"This career requires honesty and ethics", I thought i looked up 'life as a lawyer'

[magicalgold010]

it sounds nice , but in life is way more different and complex

[Meltora1]

showing this in class along side my assignment

[MarkAdamsAtty]

Total BS!!! Attorneys take your cash. If they are connected, they give some of it to their buddies on the bench or in government, and you get what you want. If not, they duck so that they don't get screwed, and you lose no matter what the law or the facts are.

Being a lawyer is even worse than you can imagine. If you piss off a crooked judge or a connected attorney, you will be screwed. To see for yourself, Google: Justice in Florida Supreme Court documents missing.

[Brandonduboff]

@MarkAdamsAtty I feel gypped. There was nothing except a blog about the file going missing. Could you send me a link, either private msg or public, to where i can see someone with SOME credibility talking about the missing document. Please. If not, that is what to expect when people think they know how the legal system works, and find out it doesn't work exactly how they thought it should, or would. And btw, documents do go missing sometimes, have you never worked in an office with files?

[MarkAdamsAtty]

By the way, I graduated in the top third of my class at UF, a top tier law school, and I aced the Bar exams and LSAT. Google: scores and recommendations markadamsjdmba

I won some big cases, but I ran into the old boys who rule our third world legal system. Since we no longer can hold them accountable when they violate the law, they take cash and say black is white and right is wrong. To learn how they get away with this, google: Why Does the Government Ignore Our Wishes?

[moscarellimichele]

Do lawyers travel alot?

[LSATPro]

This is some entertaining stuff! There's even some truth to it.

[ManofManyPasswords]

This video was made before political correctness lol, "you need to be intelligent"

[YourFaceWillDie396]

@ManofManyPasswords Lol at that part. Everyone's intelligent, you know. It's just that a "smart" person is less common than most think it is. And yeah, before political correctness XD.

[Brandonduboff]

@YourFaceWillDie396 "Everyone's intelligent". Really? Really, really, really? ????? no

[YourFaceWillDie396]

@Brandonduboff Like I said, albeit in different terms, everyone can process information. Not everyone has the potential to great knowledge, and even fewer people have the wisdom to use their knowledge well.

[Brandonduboff]

@YourFaceWillDie396 Thank you for your compliments, as I am a current law student. My knowledge is great, and my wisdom is even better. btw I am just joking around, I am not on a higher level intel. The argument you posed is completely opinion, just as the definition of true intelligence. Process information, yes, process information in an organized and usable fashion, no, most people do not do that. Most use their gut instinct, without using their brain. Eh just my 2 cents. nice talking to you.

[YourFaceWillDie396]

@Brandonduboff Peachy.

[TheJamator]

@ManofManyPasswords Intelligence isn't politically incorrect. It's a legitimate requirement.

[sedwarg]

@ManofManyPasswords that's just like saying you can't be afraid of flying to be a pilot...

[exbronco1980]

moral and ethical integrity. there are lawyers like that? i've never met any like that.

[gaoyipin123]

@exbronco1980 go to hongkong/japan/singapore where the law is the law.

[Lightss100]

law light

[wadeownslbjkobe]

thx for this vid it helped me pass my project

[cubbiesftw]

thank you for this vid, it helped me get an A on a project.

[SerLoras]

wat is law?

[park3r4]

A rule or regulation to follow

[sexlessparents]

hahahahaha so funny

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