#courtrooms

[deepwaterwritingprompts]

Deep Water Prompt #3266

The courtroom is the judge. A medium sits on the bench and cedes control, eyes growing black, shadow growing long. The courtroom has seen everything. It is supposed to be incorruptible. 

[danshive]

Surprise evidence isn't actually a thing that's allowed in American courts. Both sides are given the opportunity to know of, and verify, evidence.

This also gives both sides a chance to prepare arguments, speak to relevant parties, prepare expert testimony, etc.

Someone having the perfect evidence in their coat pocket is a contradiction, because that's not been accepted as evidence yet. There is a process. The other side must be made aware of it, and given a chance to consider its validity.

Being so far as in the courtroom, and trying to present something unknown on the spot, is essentially withholding evidence. It's not something you're supposed to do outside of taking dramatic liberties in fiction.

That evidence can probably still be presented, but not on the spot. There is a process.

If criticizing courtroom procedure, people shouldn't rely on what they've seen in fiction. It is inaccurate 99% of the time. They should learn about actual courtroom procedure.

It can even be fun! Did you know if a lawyer walks in the wrong place, a bailiff can tackle them?

[acmeoop]

Behind-The-Scenes “Coyote VS ACME” (2024-??)

[characterssaythedarnestthings]

Someone starting to play Trials and Tribulations without having played the rest of the aa series: Wow i really love this Mia Fey character i hope nothing bad happens to her

[phoenix]

And it turned into a courtroom blitz.

Girlies and non girlies of the jury,

[doydoune]

oh to be a rookie attorney in France in love with the bitchy prosecutor next door

[ehj3]

DIABOLUS EX MACHINA

“If you act like a rock star you will be treated like one.” ―Marilyn Manson Every once and a while I pretend to be an editorial cartoonist. But being a real one is outside of my comfort zone. Coming up with new ideas for a different-actors/same-plot situation is an impossible task. Every once and a while something or someone that’s not politics-as-usual appears and some new metaphors pop…

[the-forgotten-lily]

Courtrooms have the most jaw dropping delicious smokey burrrrnnniiiinng hot DRAMATIC incidents going on all the time. It's like watching a webseries...only in HD and live action from the first seats lol

[yellowtrinity]

a gift for my sister inspired by our extensive discussions about the tremendous potential of an ace attorney kart racer....... RACE ATTORNEY

[biglisbonnews]

Study: U.S. judges give harsher sentences when their football team loses From "Emotional Judges and Unlucky Juveniles," a study published in the American Economic Journal: Employing the universe of juvenile court decisions in a U.S. state between 1996 and 2012, we analyze the effects of emotional shocks associated with unexpected outcomes of football games played by a prominent college team in the state. — Read the rest https://boingboing.net/2023/02/06/study-u-s-judges-give-harsher-sentences-when-their-football-team-loses.html

[lala-blahblah]

Watching ace attorney playthroughs again and this isn't even enough of a reach to be a joke this twitter post is just exactly what happened

[deepwaterwritingprompts]

Text: I dread the living courtroom. Though I have died and come back several times since we last met, I have the terrible feeling it will remember it sentenced me to seven full lives.

[zakoorye]

Mouthwashing Good Ending:

Phoenix didn't win the case, Jimmy got sent to death row, and the rest of the crew enjoyed a happy trauma free life

[ceaselessly-mad]

A bad apple spoils the whole bodega!

Howdy's store has been the target of a recent theft, one that has resulted in the devastating loss of....one (1) apple ... 🍎

But tensions rise as the main suspect is none other than the neighborhood darling, Wally Darling!

Tune in to the trial of the century as all of your favorite neighbors try to find out why (and if ) Wally would commit such a heinous act...

...

Or aka, an obligatory courtroom episode, because who doesn't love a good old fashioned trial?

It's been rattling in my head for a while, so I drew a few (out of context) scenes to show what I mean, because what else am I supposed to do? Develop the entire story line? Edit out a draft so that it's cohesive? Write in-character dialogue? Ha!

[yearnerspermit]

I’ll be honest the way some people talk about this show makes it sound less like they’re interested in the messy nature of people failing and remorse and guilt and atonement and redemption and regret and the capacity to change and the inability to undo what’s been done and unforgivable actions and maybe forgivable people and how you face all of it and continue to live and endure. and more like they want to be sitting in that jury, determining who’s guilty or not guilty, deciding a sentence, and walking away satisfied in the result being final

[leighsartworks216]

This could go either way tbh

Based on dialogue from "50% Off" by Octopimp on Youtube. I was just rewatching them and i was like wait wait wait hold on i have an idea

And then i spent 3 hours making this