Comments by "Christopher Taylor" (@christophertaylor9100) on "LegalEagle" channel.

  1. Both the legislative and executive branches have been opting to let the judicial handle their tasks for a long time now: that way they aren't blamed and it doesn't affect their electoral chances. The judicial has gotten way out of hand and is legislating and executing rather than simply adjudicating, and when that is rolled back, some people freak out.
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  2. The prosecution absolutely deserved being chewed out, they were idiotic and incomptent
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  3. Proper response: "We don't have enough information or know enough about the case or evidence to comment on this intelligently"
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  4. LA is a company town, and the courts and police there tend to work... extra hard, lets say... to prevent the company from being damaged.
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  5. I enjoy all of these
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  6. What were they supposed to do? Well for one thing there's four of them to one, and for another Jerry clearly has a phone in his hand and uses it to call but not to call 911.
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  7. 12 Angry Men, love to see a good legal analysis of that movie. SO many people love it but its a disaster legally.
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  8. Somehow I am not surprised that attorneys love this film
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  9. ... the unborn baby's bank account? um....
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  10. Prosecution is SUPPOSED to turn all that over, but federal prosecutors keep being busted for not doing that exact thing
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  11. The Sokovia awards were ridiculous crap to force the Civil War plot to happen, it was just lame writing. The MCU heads wanted to do the Civil War storyline at all costs, and shoehorned it into the movies too early and without rational justification.
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  12. This really does seem like grounds for appeal, I mean... its not up to Alex Jones to handle the legal disputes and challenges THATS WHY HE HIRES AN EXPERT, and not to betray him
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  13. "accidentally" sent it
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  14. The constitution clearly gives exclusions to this in several instances based on situation, but it was a nice try
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  15. Remember, he's on an island in the pacific, and is not subject to US law. Yes, the place is filled with horrendous violations and idiotic decisions but not legally in danger from United States labor laws
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  16.  @danieluhl6131  This is the kind of comment I like to let just sit and watch how in coming days and weeks it looks more and more ignorant and wish-based rather than reality-based.
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