Comments by "AALegalFocus" (@aalegalfocus) on "Real Lawyer vs. Movie Lawyer | Lawyer Reacts to A Few Good Men, 12 Angry Men, \u0026 Erin Brockovich" video.

  1. It's to look better-dressed. Suit jackets tend to get bunched up when you sit, so people often unbutton them while sitting.
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  2. That's sad. I didn't know about that. In Hollywood, everything has to be black and white so the audience is behind the protagonist. Just like in Hurricane-- I found out later the man had a sketchy personal history that would have made him less likeable.
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  3. Maybe a tiny bit
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  4. Thanks for the detailed information!
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  5. Examples would be, "Can you repeat that?" or asking for clarification.
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  6. I don't think so. If there's a conflict of interest (e.g. client won't listen to you), you can request to withdraw from representing a client, even if the client was court-appointed.
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