Roger Israni Scams LSAT Students - Part 1

Roger Israni, president of the fake TestMasters, doesn't know if helping confused consumers is the right thing to do.

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[Loiyaboy]

Its "objection to form" and paid by the hour defense (corporate) attorneys use it. It means nothing really. Its an attempt to say the question is confusing so that later at trial the witness can wiggle out of it. Juries see right through it. And yes, I'm a lawyer and yes, the defense attorney is an ass. In my jurisdiction, well, he would have received an attitude correction.

[voxveho]

I think he's saying "Objection 4" or "Objection: Form"

No idea what that might mean, and if there's an objection why is this guy answering? Maybe that isn't what he said.

[TruthfuLie]

@GeorgiaKev Totally agree. Did you notice the other background voice "[action 4?]" before each of the "I don't know" statements -- is that his lawyer speaking in code language to him?

[TruthfuLie]

@WellesDrew Lol! Yeah. Did you notice the other background voice "[action 4?]" before each of the "I don't know" statements -- is that his lawyer speaking in code language to him?

[TheDGFproductions]

this seems like a fake video created by a competitor. how could anyone randomly get a president of a company infront of a blue screen, and ask them questions about how shitty there company is lmao

[WellesDrew]

Do you know anything, Mr. Israni? "I don't know."

[MacPr0xnxx0]

what do you know then? ive never heard someone say i dont know so many times