Dirty Defence - Law & Order
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
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From Season 5, Episode 10 "House Counsel" - A juror bribed to throw the trial of a crime boss is murdered; the mobster's attorney is arrested for the crime.
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The arraignment judges are always hilarious in this show.
So true
I'm sure real arraignment judges hear it all everyday
😅😅
Heaps Sarcastic
Everyone in NYC is hilarious in their own way. Florida is the exact opposite.
"If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you.", said at a dinner party full of lawyers.
Just trotted down to the comment section to say so myself. The writers on this show were quite clever.
I know it sounds silly but at that moment there should have been either a womp womp sound or a rimshot....
Even if you know the miranda rule, the cops still must give it to you.
If you don't read the full miranda rights, they can later claim that they weren't properly mirandized and it could get thrown out...
It was probably his clients and not attorneys
I knew I was a true adult when I realized why my parents thought this show was so good. Can't get enough now.
I can remember whining when my parents wanted me to sit with them while they watched this show cause I thought it was so boring. Now i'm glued
I loved watching this show with my grandma we watched this and bones when I got out of school. Best thing after boring classes all day
I even like its intro better than SVU
I loved law and order ever since I was 10
One day you'll wake up with a drink in ur hand watching Price Is Right and realize ur ur grandparents lol
6:04 I love the defense attorney's reaction.
He didn't predict this would be the next thing to happen and automatically thinks it's a stunt. That's how deeply engrossed he was in this underworld. He assumed Jack McCoy was prosecuting him because he was a sore loser or something like that.
He's not WRONG.. Jack _is_ a sore loser.. but this wasn't a stunt. One thing Jack was good at, was ensuring every tiime he came back at a suspect, he did it harder and better each time, until he won.
@@calanon534 I agree it's not a stunt. That's why I said that he "automatically thinks it's a stunt." That part he was wrong about.
@@September2004 I think his wife was more PISSED than he was!
He got to think that for the next 20 years in Attica
"...and Mr. Dasso's connection to organized..." "... plumbing!" 🤣🤣🤣
The Arraignment Judge not buying it at all.
The sarcasm of the arraignment judges never gets old. They've got no reservations about contempt for repeat guests....
Terrific episode. Jack got the ultimate win over his old buddy. Jessica Walter was terrific when she told him off.
She also tells Jack that they don't allow bees in here (the courtroom)
Didn't he also give a guy who killed four people only five years in prison? Or am I thinking of a different episode.
The fact that she was his real life wife was a nice bit of casting.
Except Dosseau got off scot-free.
"We have people here!" Funny that the wealthy defendants are always having a fancy party when they're arrested.
It's a show which is supposed to appeal to the middle class, so showing people with more money as being "out of touch" with parties and stuff like that is going to be pretty standard.
Ron Leibman was an outstanding and underrated actor. I can't think of anything I watched with him in it that I did not enjoy. RIP.
And his real life wife in this scene, Jessica Walter, RIP both of them.
Wasn't he in the old TV series Kaz?
@@captchaos83 Yes he was. That was the first thought that crossed my mind too when I saw him...
Logan at the end was great. “Drink up” lol
Time?
Lennie and Mike always had great one liners.
taut scripts
It really is too bad episodes like this aren't on Peacock. The earlier ones are some of the best.
Exactly! I downloaded their stupid app thinking that I could see it. Nope. It's not streaming anywhere!
You have to buy it on DVD if you want to watch it.
So inconvenient.
I think the seasons with Claire as assistant DA were the best
i can give you a website to watch earlier seasons
@@DPMusicStudio Although Jack McCoy may not like it you can always pirate it.
@@MassachusettsTrainVideos1136 123movies has it streaming... i watch old episodes every once in a while
The late Ron Leibman as defense attorney Paul Kopell on Law & Order, he was a very good actor and he did excellent work in everything he is in and Dr Leonard Green the overbearing father of Rachel Green played by Jennifer Aniston in FRIENDS, he was born in October 11, 1937 and died on December 6, 2019 at the age of 82 years old, he is missed and he is the best.
Let's not forget his work as Ron Cadillac on Archer.
He was funny as Dr. Green 😆
James Yeh fun fact: he was married to Malory Archer’s voice actor in real life
He was the villain in Zorro the Gay Blade (with George Hamilton) and was absolutely fantastic.
And there's his wife Jessica Walters at 5:46.
This show was too good.
You got that right
Better than Game of Thrones?
@@cashewnuttel9054 Better then the last two seasons of it.
This was a hard one to watch...
An old friend crosses the line and he is forced to bring him down...
McCoy said to Kincaid early in the show its a game and both guys are trying to win. She brought that up at the end and he didn't find it so amusing to have his words thrown back in his face after he had to convict his friend.
Welcome to life 🤬🗣✍🏻
The DA (played by the great actor Steven Hill) can sympathise, as he had things like that happen to him in many episodes.
I always loved these scenes - people working things out. I like too that Kincaid was right there on the same level as McCoy - she wasn't just his jumped up assistant.
"no because this MIT scientist says it is" I love how he said that line with such sass.
I love how Jack says to Claire. I don't need your Sarcasim Claire. 😅😅😅😅😅👍👍🇦🇺
I tip my hat to to this channel! The segments are long enough to be interesting and worth watching AND make the viewer want to watch the full episode. Nicely done!
Except that season 5 can't be streamed!
Love how Jack always finds a way to get the criminals...
He's a very dedicated and shrewd attorney..
Funny... how all the ADAs in the series do that. It's not just him. It's just how the show goes. Everyone loves an underdog.
@@ironfromice ~ I should have said "almost always". But Jack seemed to go the extra mile in finding a way to put them in prison...
@@eldridgedavis ~ That he was...👍
Jack is *THE* gold standard of District Attorneys
There are several subtle cues that hint that Jack McCoy & Claire Kincaid are sleeping together throughout various episodes of Season Five & Season Six. For example, the way that they look at one another & their body language. This is one of those episodes. I was so bummed when Claire died :( I loved them as a pair
That was hilarious... judge was being petty cause some small businessman plumber didn’t fix his leaky faucet correctly...
Nope. He was basically saying that even a ‘small businessman’ can make a lot of money… therefore the $500k bail.
Guess Paul Kapel won't be home by the dessert with cocktail hour? LOL
“Drink up.” 🤣🤣🤣
I remember cheering when they finally got him for stepping over the line as a lawyer. :-)
Ron Leibman was a great actor! I remember he starred a program called "Kaz" about a guy who studied and became a lawyer when he was in jail.
That was a very memorable series.
You gotta love the writers of this show the dialogue is truely amazing every episode is amazing but season 1 to 5 are my personal favorites
If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you. "and" If your not filthily rich the DA will out maneuver you by costing your family all of its treasure and you will plead guilty.
RIP Ron Leibman, you were a talented actor.
PLEASE have the next clip feature the hitman testifying under immunity.
It did not happen. Oh well.
Don't you just love it when the defense attorney is in on the crime?
Gotta LOVE the entitled:
Officer shows badge:
"WE HAVE PEOPLE HERE"!
Oh, okay, we'll just stand off to the side while you entertain your guests before we arrest your husband!
Nice--McCoy sporting a Moe Ginsburg necktie 👔👌
I freaking love this amazing show..so many memories! 😎🙂🤣😝😛
I just realized who was the attorney. He played Duke Ernst I of SAXE-COBURG in the show Victoria. He had a small roll in GOTs too. Love all episodes of L&O the Mothership.
But you're omitting his most important role: Rachel Green's father.
Claire was always so cute.
@masakasama which?
Beautiful.
The Greats Ron Leibman and Jessica Walter: RIP
These videos really calm me down and distract me from the stresses of life.
Don't get me wrong MaCoy is my favorite ADA, but its always bothered me how he'll throw out all of his values & principles, make short sited desicions with massive long term consequences, all to win the case he has.
You have a good point. In real life this would not make the best ADA. But for dramatic purposes, it was great.
Smart show. Best thing Sam Waterston did after The Killing Fields.
Jessica Walter plays the wife of Paul Kopell in this episode of Law & Order and in real life Ron Leibman who plays Paul was married to Jessica from 1983 to his death in 2019 and was married to Linda Lavin from 1969-1981.
Excuse me, you mean Lucille Bluth
RIP Jessica Walters
Jerry orbach was one of the best
sam waterson was the best!
It always amazes me that they suppress or exclude all the pertinent evidence. Openly discussing past crimes with their lawyer. Oh! We can't allow that! It might prove they are criminals.
That's the point of the attorney-client privilege. A person should be able to speak candidly with his lawyer about what he did and what charges he might be facing. Where the privilege ends is where you use your attorney to help in future crimes (or even civil wrongs).
One of my favorite episodes
I need full episodes!
Consider these previews the sales pitch! They want you to buy them. :)
I guess you don't have cable. Law & Order ALWAYS on two or three different channels throughout the week. I also can access the later seasons anytime I want on Peacock.
I’ve been watching these short segments non stop I must be getting old my grandmother would binge whole episodes on DVR
This show is right up there with Perry Mason.
Rest in peace Ron Leibman.
He died. When? I used to love to see him with his wife Jessica Walter.
Richard Bullis Last December. Yes, they were both great in this episode.
Rest in peace, Jessica Walters. His wife in this episode, and in real life before they died.
@@gregoryjames1902 So sad, another great actor.
I know it's boilerplate Miranda, but "if you cannot afford an attorney" made me think, "he's hosting an upscale event in New York City, he can probably afford OJ's legal team. "
The suspect is a lawyer. No matter how rich he is, if Miranda rights are not articulated in full, it can potentially be used against the prosecution. Things like that has happened. The cops are being careful.
Oh this was New York City? I thought this was Tegucigalpa.
@cultclassic That roaring whoosh over your head was a joke my brain made.
Jill Hennessy was so good...
I hope they post the court room scene against Koppel next.
IIRC, the lawyer was still acting sassy, and then the arraignment judge tore into him.
RIP Jessica Walter & Ron Leibman...one of my favorite married couples on and off camera.
"You have to know its better to talk to us now. "
We love the DA office in law and order..... but thats utter bullshit. Call your lawyer. Never talk to the Prosecution or cops without one.
I always liked how they'd arrest people when they're in the middle of something important, just to embarrass them.
That’s Dr. Green from Friends
I've been on several juries, no one has ever asked how much I made, or how much debt I carried.
That was the point. Kopell specifically crafted those questions to figure out which juror would be vulnerable to bribery; they weren't normal voir dire questions.
@@briantaulbee5744 The point is, unless the questions are directly related to the case, and bring out any bias, they can't ask that in voir dire. They can only ask relevant questions... not anything they want.
When the title says "Law and Order", I just click "Like"
He should have taken the drink, then he could claim that anything he told them was while he was intoxicated.
Because Ron Cadillac is frigging epic!
Very sharp dialogue in the early seasons, well written.
"We have people here."
.... And?
This is the lamest response to police presence and it pops up so much in these episodes about rich people. They really are clueless as to how much law enforcement really doesn't care about their social reputation. I have no doubt it happens in real life.
Was that Lucille Bluth?
@@viperbananas YES!
@@viperbananas Yes, the same, the one who thought bananas are cheap, how costly that can be? Like what ten dollars?
So, these Law & Order clips keep popping up on my UA-cam feed. I watch them, remember how good those old episodes are, and then see the "Stream Now" link at the end of the videos that bring up the Peacock streaming service. So, I bite the bullet and sign-up for Peacock. Only to find out that -- guess what -- Peacock only has seasons 13-20 of Law & Order. Most of the clips they're showing are from before season 13. This is... I think the correct words is... bogus.
Officers of the Law show up, fancy dinner party in progress.
If that woman had her way, the Cops would wait outside for Hubby to come down on his own.
Smug power-broker going down is something I can't get enough of!
Well, the woman was Lucille Bluth!
Even as a child I always loved watching law and order svu
I really missed Ben Stone when the actor left the show but I gotta admit Jack McCoy was a great replacement!
Didn't they fire him?
McCoy is always so shady. When his ego is hurt he doesn't care
I wouldn’t say shady, but he pushes the envelope to the fullest.
He is a passionate lawyer
Eh back then, this is what the public wanted their prosecutors and the law to be. This was around the time Shawshank Redemption was seen as "controversial" for showing inmates as human and not degenerates.
What was shady about what he did?
@@eldridgedavis I think they were referring to McCoy having his college rival arrested in order to get him to turn on Dasso.
"You want us to go arrest him?"
"What's he doing?"
"Sitting at home eating lunch."
"What's he got on his agenda today?"
"Dinner party at 4:30."
"Go over at 5 to arrest him."
"Is your husband home?"
"We have people here!"
Should have answered her with "That wasn't the question, lady," and let himself in.
This is how evidence gets thrown away
The focus pulling on this show is off the charts.
mccoy was good but ben stone was my favorite as he did not cheat to win like mccoy
I wish this show would come back on. It's been gone for 9 years.
"I object your honor:. I'm a lawyer and when you object you have to give a legal reason for your objection. It can't just be something you don't want or that hurts your case. Another stupid objection on this show was prejudice. All evidence is designed to prejudice. Evidence must be unduly prejudicial before it is excluded and then only after a balancing test. This is law school 101.
In court shows, its the "Perry Mason Effecf" where real lawyers are endlessly frustrated with the representation to viewers of how proceedings work. All in all, audiences would be bored if they found out that you don't even need a confession from the stand in order to be found guilty.
McCoy objected on principle. He had no legal reason and everyone knew it. Was he suposed to be penalized or something, for putting it on the record?
Oh, Jessica Walter is playing Ron Leibman's wife. They were married in real life for 36 years; he died in 2019, she died in 2021.💗
Rachel’s dad from Friends was on everything thing in The 90’s. RIP
The truth is there. Find it.
One of the series i enjoyed.....
He will always be Dr.Green in my eyes 🤭
Excellent episode
thats lucille Bluth and Rache Greene's father , that could be fun.
I *love* this one!
The fifth season was one of my personal favorites, a lot of great episodes.
In real life, would Jack and Paul be allowed to be arguing against each other since they're friends? This is not an argument in front of the Supreme Court, it's a murder trial.
It depends if there is a conflict of interest (COI), but that’s not the case here. COIs usually arise between client and attorney, not attorney vs attorney. A potential COI between Jack and Paul would need to be egregious enough to cause them to disregard their respective duties (Jack’s duty to the people; Paul’s duty to his client).
New York is weird, the supreme Court isn't their highest court. The tv show is correct on that front.
Real life husband and wife. Let’s hear it for Ron & Jessica well done!
Sometimes you only have one bribed "juror" if you have no jury
This looks like a great episode. I can't remember this one, but I'm sure I've seen it. Jack McCoy at his BEST.
"Unless the third party is also a client. ... I have successfully represented (him) several times."
Yeah, but that means he WAS a client at some point in time. Not was a client when the recording was made. If he wasn't currently a client when the recording was made, wouldn't the client-lawyer privilege be non-applicable?
Yeah unless he’s still a client whose other legal business Paul unfortunately handles and. No offence but you do know that right?
@@matthewforsyth284 No offense taken, Matthew.
No, I'm not at all sure of it, which is why I posed it as a question. I'd be interested to know for sure.
RIP Ms. Walter
at 2:16 jack sounds just like timothy olyphanunt in go 1999.
Never cared for Jack's legal ethics....
You're under arrest. Drink up.
*gives the drink away*
Smart.
It's Rachel's dad!
And Lucille Bluth!
6:08 is it weird I got annoyed when he didn't just down the glass?
I’m surprised nobody mentioned that Ron Leibman played Cabot’s boss for a few seasons on SVU.
He shoulda chugged the champagne 🥂
I know they are actors but imagine if they studyed law and became lawyers
They wouldn't be anything like they are on ya know the show since everything is written for them
Why doesn’t McCoy just use the dragon balls to resurrect lempert?
Wish I could see the full episodes.
My local library has (almost) all the seasons on dvd...not as convenient as streaming, but it is an option
Hulu dude
Project free tv and fmovies
Wish PLUTO Would Play the Whole Series
I wish I knew the law and order episode Mr. Lieberman guest started on. It would be a true fan if they can...Help.
It's in the description
The problem is where can you see the earlier ones unless you get the DVDs.
I'm just going to come out and ask it - where can we stream the earlier seasons? I miss Season 5 Jack McCoy