Jayoma The Lawyer Comes On Adin Ross's Stream!
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In this episode, I sit down with a good friend of mine and talk to him about his journey to becoming a lawyer, how he gets his results, and what he does to stay on top of the law game.
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hey what's up hey what's up jayoma what's going on bro hey how you doing oh you know
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staying busy been doing good how about you been doing good bro um i've been seeing you
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everywhere lately oh yeah where you've been seeing me tiktok oh yeah yeah yeah yeah bro
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i've been seeing you ever i'm like what the bro is going on bro because i just got to know like
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how the are you like like how like you know what i mean like i just had to like have my team reach
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out figure you out and i had i had to talk to you bro because i'm probably need some legal help i'm
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not gonna lie okay i got you just call me up wait so real quick like
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this okay this is the first thing i want to say ask how i would like how i get my results yes how are
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you like so like successful all right so when i graduated law school like i it was like um i
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don't know if you guys know but law school is like uh it's a competition there's not any like passing
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grade like any other schools like everybody gets like a 75 and everybody can pass we're gonna uh
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they're gonna cut like the bottom 10 percent gotcha it's kind of like trust people and there's
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competition since day one and um you know like when i was in law school i went to like uh the courts and
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i started seeing these attorneys i was like i could do better than that i'm not gonna name
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anybody but i was like i couldn't do better than that yeah and these people are out here you know
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representing people so i said let me go uh let the market see how i am so um like uh the way i view
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law is like um it's one winner one loser right and you have to make a reputation for yourself so
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every time i get a case like i always try to kill not because it's just only my client's life
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online but i want to let these prosecutors know like hey man you are you gonna see my name on a
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case it's coming it's coming and that's how i attack my cases so yeah people are people are
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calling you the uh the the real life saul goodman you know um and that's good bro so you so how long
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have you been a lawyer for like how long have you had like your you know past the bar like how long
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have you actually been a lawyer all right so i got licensed in 2018 and uh ever since then i had my
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own shop and then i just started you know doing whatever i could with each case just trying to
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kill damn bro um and i i mean i i just i gotta ask you know some of these cases these guys allegedly
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like they do crazy things but you just you always seem to get them out of it every single time
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and what i want to ask is you know are there ever times that like you don't get the results you want
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yeah yeah there are some times like that but i mean it's ultimately up to my clients so a good
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example is like if there's a plea deal that they want to take and i'm like don't do that but at the
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end of the day it's their decision it's never mind i'm just so it's your life you tell me what you
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want to do about say if you take this route this is the possible consequences i'm up front like good
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and bad and if you take this route here's the good consequences and bad but you gotta trust me
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damn bro wait so where are you based uh houston texas oh you're in texas yeah but i practice all
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over texas all over texas so got it get called out to dallas uh mcallen wherever they need me i'll be
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out there got it got it got it um so this is a question that somebody had asked have you ever
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had a have you okay ask if you can help with a so on an officer like allegedly a so on an officer
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have you ever had a case like that yeah and have you ever gotten results that were good
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yeah there's like it depends on the each case so um whenever i can't give you any legal advice but
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the way i attack cases you have to look at the defenses that they have and if you you have to
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see if you can curtail that case into that um based on whatever transpired so that's evidence
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right whatever witnesses saw whatever statements that were made work the case out and that's what i
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do um so you only so do you only work out of texas like what if someone from california is like hey
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like joe i want to work for you like do you it just depends on the case or like how does that work
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oh so i'm not licensed in other states but i'm looking forward to get licensed in new york city
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in new york in new york because there's a lot of people asking about that and california is next
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um but for right now it's just texas and um you know it's uh it's not the same law each state is
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different and but the tenacity is still there right the aggressiveness has to still be there
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and uh the clients being number one is like always number one in my mind so um that's the reason why
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i get the results that i get um i want to ask you a question if you're allowed to talk about it
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what is the craziest case that you've ever had or like pick kind of like the odds are fully against
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your client and you kind of just were like and you got like the results you wanted like is there
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anything specifically you can mention the odds were against my client just like he had alleged
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charges he obviously got what he wanted is dismissed you know what's something super crazy out
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of pocket that you've seen or you know that you that you can talk about i think super am i being a
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fad allegedly of course allegedly um a lot of assault cases okay so and those are the ones that
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people kind of like kind of be up against but there's a lot of times that people get accused of
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something they didn't do and um it goes back into like i'm doing my job i'm doing to the best of my
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ability and the outcome is great right i don't the way i do my cases is um i love what i do and i don't
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give a about anybody else but my client it sounds harsh to say but that's that's my job right to
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always look out for my client and it's not like i don't care like a person down the street but if
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their their interests are opposite of my clients and i have to go side with my client and represent
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the best way um but the craziest cases and there's like so many of them i mean you see them
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on my my uh my tiktok um i will tell you like one crazy case um i think it was like one of my
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first cases and this is when i knew i was like man stay in this like because it's not like boring
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contracts and like yeah property like no it's some juicy so the dude was uh it's called criminal
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trespass allegations is that um uh he was just going to our house and like leaving love notes like i love
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you and uh left the dildo on the bed and like just doing some some freaky in that uh in the facts
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um and that was the eye opener because when i see like that it's like it makes it juicy
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yeah you know what i mean and so it just kept going like there was more cases drugs assault sexual
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assault and it's like something that you want to watch but i'm actually participating in it because
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like i um help with the final outcome got it got it no i mean it makes sense dude like you're
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you're passionate about it which is amazing like that's what makes you successful and that's what
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makes you the best lawyer i mean because you're you're passionate about all your clients you don't
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care about anyone but your client you want them to win so that's that's awesome um yeah so wait okay
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so somebody had asked um what is oh what is your ethnicity oh uh filipino you're filipino okay okay
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because i i i read online that you were japanese so that was wrong man did you say i was japanese
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i'm sorry i swear to god bro i swear to god i swear to god no no i don't want to be your enemy i'm
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sorry please hey jam i don't with you you're the last person i want i'll tell you that right now
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um please hey people want to sue me man i'll be real with you don't work with them please please bro
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i need you on my side hey wait so what type of lawyer are you exactly a criminal defense so
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there's other lawyers that are in the criminal world they're prosecutors so it's like they have
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you know i don't know they have the same tenacity as me but they can be very strategic too they can
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be very quick and these are the people who's going to put you away for a long time and it would suck
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that you go you go there for something you didn't do i'll tell you dude uh when i first started i was
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like i didn't know if i want to be like criminal defense i was like i know i want to be in criminal
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because that's just fun but like there was a case um that changed my whole trajectory so like i was
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gonna be a prosecutor and i was gunning for that because that's all i studied uh when i was in law
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school i was like i'm gonna lock up i don't give a it could be a possession of marijuana it could be
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you know murder i don't care like i'm locking y'all up that's my and then like the defense
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attorney was like just come over here just come watch on our side and so i sat in the trial and
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so i'd never experienced this i'm sitting there in the chair and he's doing his argument the charge
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was uh aggravated assault with a deadly weapon so they're saying that the guy the client uh tried
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to run his wipe over uh with a car right deadly weapons the car right and um like i sat there was
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like a three-day trial and they found his ass guilty and like like that's the first time i've seen
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like a dude just like me and you we're walking to a courtroom we're talking we're talking about you
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know we're talking about pussy we're talking about life we're talking about everything like that guys
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talk about and then like the verdict came back guilty and that dude was like looking at 20 years
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and like i just remember like he was like crying like it's not like some fake shit it was like some
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real like and there was deputies around like surrounding put your hands down like they treat
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you differently as soon as you're found guilty and then like he just started crying and i remember
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we went to go visit him in the jail and the attorney i was with was like the first thing he said was
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don't kill yourself don't kill yourself and so i was just like man like that's it touches you because
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it's real like that's a real person and then um so this is where i didn't turn there i turned when
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i found out that and i'm not going to out anybody i'm not going to name anybody
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the prosecutor withheld evidence and uh the the evidence that was withheld um was a um like a
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recording from the person saying if you don't pay my shit you don't do this i'm gonna go i'm gonna make
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this story up and i'm gonna get you and um that evidence was shown later on and they overturned the
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whole verdict and like that's when it hit me like uh you know the public is at yeah you are you're
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you're vulnerable and i said oh man that could be anybody that could be my mom that could be you
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backs that could be my friend it could be you know family members i i said that's scary so i said you
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know what i'm gonna put my talents into becoming a criminal defense attorney and protecting these
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individuals uh who are accused of such heinous crimes and um yeah like it sticks with me today so
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every time i see a case i'm trying to get every evidence that's out there i'm doing whatever i can
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to fight for your rights and if you're gonna get locked up it's because uh the prosecutor really
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did all their job and really fought hard against me and they actually won it so that's why you know
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bro that's amazing bro i mean dude that just goes to show you how it is sometimes bro like
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why would they even why would they hold that recording do you know why they held it like and
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they wait i don't know if it was on purpose so i can't comment on that yeah purpose i get it i get it
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it was one of those things that that piece of evidence is really crucial because if it was shown
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and that could change the verdict that somebody is lying right and so i believe you know in the
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court side if they if they saw it the jury saw that and the verdict wouldn't be the way it was and then
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now he's walking free and i don't know how you can react to seeing somebody who was looking at 20
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years and then now they're walking free and they're like dude this is you know this justice
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system was about to throw me in jail for something i didn't do i'm saying like that's that's crazy
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dude dude there's people locked up now that are in jail that have they didn't even do the crime they
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get set up or they're a girl go see that's the thing did the girl get anything any charges for
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lying on this man's name or no i don't know like i really don't know after all i remember
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was after that happened i said that dude i'm gonna go ahead and start my own firm and i'm gonna go
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out here and start protecting uh people out there who have been accused of crimes got you that's
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where the passion comes from got you is there any case specifically that you would not take like
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or you pretty much just take everything that you that you think is interesting
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um i don't know like i'll take it because it's just it's the same stuff whether you're getting
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pulled over for red light running red light or or murder and anything in between i'll still take
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it because the process is still the same like i get the evidence do my work and i represent
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diligently and i just care about my client that's it i love that man um have you ever released somebody
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and then they go on and do the same thing over again has that ever happened maybe all the time
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all the time all the time so okay so let me ask you a question all the time so when that happens
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and they do it again what happens do they hit you back up i say hey call me you should have called
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me earlier like look look look to be fair i don't know what's gonna what they do after the case is
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dismissed yeah i don't know what to do when i get a win and i don't try to control them i'm not a
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counselor like you know trying to control their life i'm not their priest or rabbi i'm here to do a
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job my job is to provide the best defense that i can provide right yeah that's it it's just me
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and the prosecutor going head to head and whatever happens after that is out of my control so they
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allegedly commit another crime and it's the same thing over again give me a call and i'll work it
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again damn but okay does it makes it harder the next time though around when they hit you up if they
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allegedly get caught doing the same thing huh no those things no so they don't so they don't
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they don't look back and be like all right i know you got this dismissed but you're back here for the
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same reason they don't they actually don't they don't like it doesn't like it's not work harder for
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you um with the uh the prosecutors they see it like um as a habitual person got it but like the
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judge the judge doesn't though oh they just will hear a little bit of it but ultimately when it
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comes down to it if the jury is going to determine that their innocence it's the jury not the judge
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so does it all come down to the jury in these in these in these cases yeah if you're going to set a
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case for trial it's those six or those 12 people that's going to determine your fate and so um i get
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really really good at making sure that the juries are fair and they're not one-sided especially with
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the you know with the prosecution that they just there's people out there who's just ready to just
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convict and just not be able to like they had like a previous um like incident that happened to
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them like if they've been robbed before and they say oh this robbed too they haven't even heard the
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evidence oh he robbed he got charged with it so he did it he did it they're gonna say you know what
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this is guilty already at that time they're guilty and no evidence has been shown so i gotta provide
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protection to my client make sure that that person who's biased cannot be on that jury because it's
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gonna be horrible for him what are your thoughts on the uh the andrew tate case
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andrew tate yeah his case oh do you know much about or no i don't know too much about but i know
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he was charged in another case and it's like some type of conspiracy they're trying to get him um and
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it's in another country so i can only know yeah you don't know that law it's different law yeah yeah
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and it's completely different but i do like the way the law is set up here in the united states that
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you have this constitution that protects you and your rights and some people don't like it but it's
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important because that constitution really really protects you and your freedom right so for example
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sorry go ahead no i actually want to hear this go ahead like so for example like if you had drugs in
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your house right now right a cop just can't go in there and just be like bro i just know you got
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drugs i just know you got drugs yeah and then like they go in there and they find it like they found it
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but that shit is not right the way they did it because they violated your rights they can't just
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go up in there just because they think that i mean look at him he got a beard he has his arms folded
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he thinks he has to have drugs he probably got some gay shit in there you know like
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that's like it's attacking your um for freedom all right so that's why the constitution is important
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you know it's crazy you guessed that i'm gonna hold on one second i don't think i have
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hey man i heard some stuff man what have you heard man what if you lift the bottom of your couch
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like there's gonna be like a back door that's gonna go down and there's like some some crazy
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shit in there whoa wait are you saying tunnels you might you might find some shit like from
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diddy's house like what the whoa bro bro what the look but jim i want to show you this oh
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see look look it's fake it's like that like that's it i like that's it hey okay i gotta get
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me one of them exactly you do all right um bro i like you bro you're actually cool uh you're
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actually funny okay i'm a regular dude like just because the person's an attorney like it sucks that
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if you just think that we just like squares and we just you know just be nerds but bro why don't
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you bro sorry why don't you start can you stream court cases and they are streaming um i didn't find
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this out until like three weeks ago bro if you started streaming your bro it would go insane
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i can't stream it the courts can't and sometimes in um in harris county they do stream it so if you
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look on i think if you go on google type in harris live stream you'll see it each court has a thing
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you can watch it it's open so i can watch your old cases like i can see your old cases in the courtroom
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it'll be live so if i'm gonna have a trial and you guys i'll tell y'all hey look i'm gonna be in
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trial in this court y'all want to watch it everything goes down got it i want to know um so since we are
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talking about america this is the question i want to ask before i interrupt you would you say america
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probably has probably the best constitutional rights uh system out of pretty much all the
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countries in the world yeah yeah like i like the separation of power it's not just one person
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um learn the shit in laws man this is like a law school question um but it was actually pretty cool
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so like the person can you imagine if the person who is going to decide your fate
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it's the same person who's investigating you the same person gonna tase you and take you to jail
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like they're gonna be so biased in doing so so that's why we have it separate where the people
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who's gonna actually carry out the orders from the court are a different entity and so uh that way
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there's um the vision of any type of corruption is lessened and i like it it's very very fair to me
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the the american justice system is very very fair you just gotta make sure you choose a good lawyer
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to represent you i love that i love that and how much do you cost all right so there's no way you
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can determine like how much a case costs like i have to do a consultation with you so i don't know
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you could just tell me i got charged with all right oh all right i got it let's say hey joma i hit you
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up me yo bro i just yo i'm gonna strap you honestly bro i hit somebody with my car bro yo
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what do i do what i do what i do is a girl walking late dark at night i ain't gonna lie about i was
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speeding what are we doing what's the move all right you don't say just don't say so don't write
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to you have a right to not snitch on yourself so don't snitch on yourself the first thing that you did
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that was really good was calling me all right so that's the first thing i do is call you yeah you
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call me and i'm like all right just don't say and then just wherever jail you're at i'll come talk to
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you and we'll be you know it'll be more um it'll be more private than what we discussed uh just make
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sure you hide you know any shit that you have like you don't even pick dildos hide that shit bro i need
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you to you gotta come get some florida licensing bro you gotta come uh get some other states too
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dude i've been hearing about florida well because dade county yeah because i mean texas uh is good
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obviously texas is like best texas like the best laws for like you know like holding your ground and
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but florida's pretty good too and nevada's good but i know you want to get in new york new york's
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new york's sometimes though bro they got some weird laws over there each law is different but the way i
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see it is like um like playing basketball right there's gonna be why is they're traveling why is
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they're carrying why is there you know i'm saying fouling whatever the the rules are you just work
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with it who's your favorite who's your favorite basketball player jeremy lane was kobe kobe kobe
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jeremy lane that's some f***ed up who's your favorite basketball player like what the f***
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dicky yo all right kobe i yeah all right we kobe all right who do you want to who do you want to win
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the finals this year minnesota's looking good they are bro but i'll be real i think boston is just
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too i don't know we gotta see but boston is just something else i don't know it's just something
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about just minnesota's just looking really good and it's like no stopping them and um i don't know
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like i love that so it's all the competition is what i love bro like i don't know if you've noticed
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but i was like a nurse before i became an attorney and the switch was because like i like taking care of
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people it's still the same i'm taking care of but just not health right it's the legal way i i miss
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the competition right i play i was very competitive in high school you know i played football and all
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the sports and um so i love getting into a field where like there's one winner and one loser
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and that s*** feels good like real good when you win so i love my clients you say what my client's
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happy about it well of course i love that bro what did what did you let me ask you does anyone
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motivate you to be why like why did you become a lawyer like were you motivated by something
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like oh it's off i was mad what happened what were you mad at i was a i was a i was a nurse
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and this doctor came up to me and was like he just threw some papers in front of me and goes pick this
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up yeah no way i said what the f*** and it like just i was subjected to that type of treatment
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and i said you know what man the only time they'll respect you is if you can
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you can protect yourself you know what i mean so i said all right maybe i can knuckle up and be an
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attorney and that was truly what it was and then from there i fell in love with a criminal like when i
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read about criminal i wanted to sue doctors first but when i read about criminal and i was like oh
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i'm about to i'm about to kill and then like it was like it was never worked to me it was like fun
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like oh okay i can i know how to do this i can get the drugs excluded from court oh yeah i can get
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that dead body excluded from court okay all right and i learned that and then um like to do it in
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practice is like it feels good you're like holy got onto this but i didn't know like it was gonna be
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cool until like um so i took the bar exam right yeah you gotta take a bar exam after you pass law
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school and you gotta pass i'll tell you this i failed it the first time i failed it and uh the
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thing about failing is they'll show you what you f***ed up on and what you didn't what you did good at
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and i remember i did mediocre in every subject but in criminal i had like 99 98 oh wow that's i didn't
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even study criminal so that's when i said yeah i really know a lot about criminal and i love this
00:24:03.860
second nature so that's why i got into it and i was like i'm gonna do this full time damn bro that's
00:24:09.780
that's actually sick wait so wait so how hard is the bar exam actually it's hard it was three days
00:24:16.220
and um you have to learn some subjects that you don't want to learn like there's property like
00:24:20.920
this is boring they want to learn about contracts i hated it um just pretty much every subject
00:24:26.860
was boring um constitutional law was born i love criminal it was like the most juiciest
00:24:33.100
it's like combining a soap opera or some like that has juicy stuff in it and then
00:24:38.900
like uh the law and then you see like how it develops and you're just like oh
00:24:43.460
i could do some damage out here do you uh do you watch any shows any like suits i know there's a
00:24:49.640
suits tv show do you watch any law shows or anything like that no it's funny like i i stopped watching
00:24:55.280
law shows after i uh became an attorney like before it i was like holy i'm gonna start doing
00:24:59.860
this i'm gonna look good i'm gonna wear a suit and now it's like all i care about is killing in
00:25:06.100
court because if i see a case i'm gonna work it like even if it's something small i'm gonna work
00:25:11.280
that because i like the challenge like the most unbeatable cases it's like one of those things like
00:25:16.800
no other attorney could have done what you've done you feel good about it and um your client's happy
00:25:22.580
like to see them smile and they're back with their families it's fine and they're like they
00:25:25.920
got back they're not in jail like i think well i saw like a couple um uh scare straight or some prison
00:25:33.460
um prison stories and it looks bad like it sucks being in jail like it sucks so yeah i wouldn't last
00:25:40.580
in there man i'd be fucked so i don't even want to imagine that uh yeah yeah do you think you but
00:25:47.280
yeah do you think you'd last in jail oh hell yeah i'd be like give me your commissary
00:25:54.960
you know what i'm saying if i could take it take it no no but um i don't know i just bring that type
00:26:03.580
of um the energy like it's you and one other person in the room and you gotta dominate and that's
00:26:09.500
how i do my practice it's me and the other attorney sometimes was it the last trial i had there was
00:26:15.120
like five attorneys like in the same room watching it and it was just me and i felt pretty good like
00:26:21.800
i was like i'm killing it's just me and they're all talking to each other trying to think of
00:26:25.260
different ways to attack it and i'm killing um so this that feeling that bro i can survive it i can
00:26:31.940
dominate i'm curious you ever looked like you were i'm gonna put in nba terms like you were down
00:26:39.100
three to one in the nba finals like how lebron was and you came back three to one in like a
00:26:42.360
courtroom have you ever like had some crazy comeback yeah yeah the last the last case your
00:26:48.000
last case yeah it was it was the last trial case i think you'll see it you'll see it it's like an
00:26:53.020
old white man i saw that at least an exposure and uh saying that he played with his junk in front of
00:26:59.000
a young lady it was looking bad wait on what did he do the allegations were that he pulled his
00:27:05.260
junk out and started masturbating in front of a young lady underage oh no no i'm not underage
00:27:13.400
um but it was looking it wasn't looking too good and then i just remember i did it's like a fight
00:27:21.500
like you can prepare as much as you want for it but it's not always going to go that way and i
00:27:25.940
realized i started doing better when i was improvising and so like i started picking up on
00:27:30.800
different things that i could identify and then use it uh in the trial and it came out perfect the
00:27:35.700
jury came back within 15 minutes but they're not guilty right now that's after that i said i'm just
00:27:40.980
better at improvising so yeah just go in there just what you do wait so it was 15 minutes oh yeah
00:27:48.060
that's just surprising uh because usually if if juries take a longer time you feel like it's gonna be
00:27:54.720
better for your client because they're really thinking about it but when they come back quick it's more
00:27:58.820
like yep prosecutor proved their case let's find them guilty so i was freaking out and my client's
00:28:04.520
like oh man i'm nervous i said well we're about to find out and then when the verdict came back not
00:28:09.140
guilty uh i try to do whatever i can to not smile because you know i gotta be professional but it was
00:28:14.960
it was a good feeling it was a good feeling my client didn't even know that my client was just like
00:28:18.760
man and then so when we got done with court he was like so am i going to jail i said no you didn't hear
00:28:25.020
it was not guilty and he just jumped up and gave me a big hug and he was just happy you saw the
00:28:29.620
video how happy he was he was just his freedom's there let me pull it up real quick i i want to
00:28:34.040
pull it up so they they could see if you suffer from severe constipation hand dude it was it was
00:28:40.680
he's like playing when he's drunk in front of the gas or dreadful bloating i was like in my head
00:28:44.340
this natural recipe to immediately free you from pounds after there's like i touched my nose i said
00:28:50.000
oh coronavirus wait it's the older white guy right yeah yeah he's missing some teeth
00:28:56.880
he had the tattoo on his arm he got my case ah he looks like a western character wait that's not him
00:29:04.740
wait which one are you looking at the last one the one um client was facing 10 years and that's
00:29:11.340
possession of let me see which one i'm looking uh one two three oh 12 below the first one
00:29:19.020
wait is the guy with the face tattoos no no it's me wearing a tan suit and it's underneath the guy
00:29:26.640
with the face tattoos it's a guy with like a white beard right here oh i got it who's the best line
00:29:33.360
uh mystery wow she was she was incredible uh yeah he didn't do it
00:29:41.280
i don't get to read much of the comments i don't i don't so wait when people when people comment stuff
00:29:49.540
like you're letting go all the super villains and stuff you don't read those comments
00:29:52.920
not really not too much because i'm just like okay yeah some of them are the characters like i don't
00:29:58.380
really know much about but you know thank you um and it's pretty cool like i didn't get i didn't
00:30:04.200
realize that people were just like drawing photos of me and uh you know black you know showing like
00:30:09.840
stuff that i asked which is pretty much the same thing right who's the best lawyer
00:30:12.920
then what he charged with and what they accuse you of and how'd i do that shit's dope bro it's
00:30:19.100
actually dope damn damn it's pretty fun i'm loving it bro i'm loving it hey uh chat you guys got any
00:30:27.720
questions for my man right here what time is it over there by the way in texas uh it is 9 51
00:30:32.700
hey real quick shout out to my uh my cousin who's also my social media manager hilbert anderson he's
00:30:38.320
good he's a good guy is he in the stream i don't know if he's in the stream but he's a good guy
00:30:44.020
shout out to the cousin man i don't know uh hey when you're coming down to houston i was just there
00:30:51.680
i was i was in dallas you was in dallas come down to houston i per i purposely want to do some crime
00:30:57.820
go to jail get a mug shot taken and then you just kind of get my charges dropped that'd be fun
00:31:04.440
uh let's see hey by the way by the way i'm gonna sell some merchandise soon so it seems like a lot
00:31:13.220
people like that so that's smart you gotta capitalize bro i would love a you should send
00:31:18.220
me a shirt what's it gonna look like well it's gonna look good it's gonna say who's the best
00:31:22.660
lawyer and you're gonna see some other stuff y'all will see it okay hey bro just send me some
00:31:27.160
please i'll wear it perfect that's perfect anybody else got some questions all right chad let me know
00:31:33.320
right now we got any questions for him how does somebody get in contact uh with you if they would
00:31:37.780
like for you to there they live in texas and they're in trouble how do they hit you up
00:31:41.200
you don't have to live in texas oh you don't you could be in new york you can be in hawaii but the
00:31:48.060
case has to be in texas so if you come over here and you get a charge and uh just give me a call
00:31:55.660
and the charge has to be a texas county right or uh where i practice in the southern district of texas
00:32:00.980
if it's a federal case but just hit me up um you can go on my website and you can look at my
00:32:06.300
the office phone number give us a call we'll set up a consultation or you can just email us
00:32:10.680
and get back to us um but the smartest thing to do is to contact us immediately when you get charged
00:32:15.940
because the sooner i get on the case the better it's gonna be for you there's other avenues for
00:32:19.840
me to attack and you don't want to waste that you know try and decide who you're going to hire
00:32:24.220
so make a decision right then and there and then go with it somebody asked what is your win loss
00:32:29.720
ratio if you know it i don't know right off the top of my head don't know it uh but i know that
00:32:35.900
what i consider a win is is a dismissal and not guilty and a lot of times the dismissals come and
00:32:43.400
actually sometimes i actually get mad when dismissals come and it's kind of contradicting
00:32:46.940
to say that because it's good my client gets off like the win that you get from a not guilty
00:32:52.560
is like a higher high than you get from a dismissal because they don't got a new probation
00:32:57.660
or house arrest right they just basically is that what the dismissal is like what's the difference
00:33:01.760
no probation and like house arrest not house arrest probation or some type of community supervision
00:33:08.040
it's like a win loss at the same time it's like you don't want to risk going to trial
00:33:12.220
but then it's like um you take like a little bit of punishment right then and there and to me i feel
00:33:18.300
like it's kind of like a loss but it's not my decision it's the client's decision like i like
00:33:23.620
dismissals i like not guilties and uh so they're not guilty is because the jury's right there everything
00:33:29.640
is on the table and it's either going to be one winner one loser you know i mean so um that's why
00:33:34.800
not guilties feel a lot better has has a client ever hit you don't gotta say who but as a client ever
00:33:40.040
uh basically like yo jay i did that but thanks bro uh no no because i don't ask it like it's not
00:33:48.280
relevant at all ask a person saying they did it even if they did do it it's not relevant right it's
00:33:54.620
not what determines whether you go to prison is not that like it's if the prosecutors can prove the
00:34:01.180
case beyond a reasonable doubt meeting all the elements right right if they convince the jury that
00:34:06.080
they met all the elements then you'll be fine guilty whether we're really happy or not look
00:34:10.360
i was not there these prosecutors weren't there these cops if they weren't there they weren't there
00:34:15.880
right so the only people that were there were the witnesses and so the cases are built from that
00:34:20.860
and so that's where i do my job and you know prosecutors do their job and then the outcome
00:34:25.660
is what the outcome is right damn you got that you got that yeah you got that all right chat any
00:34:31.120
other questions my boy my boy i want to call in i want to see if he's available before you you know
00:34:35.480
before uh yeah you can call me anytime damn bro well well i just want to add him i could add him
00:34:40.920
in the discord but his dad's currently locked up right now and he wants to get him out and uh
00:34:45.020
maybe you can help all right give some input what he can do he's locked up if the case is active i can
00:34:50.980
help out but if it's not active no it is it's it's active it's active um let me um let me let me
00:34:57.840
let me call him real quick and just see if he wants to call in for like a quick minute give me a second
00:35:01.600
let me tell you viewers i don't do appeals so stop asking me like hey what's an appeal
00:35:07.560
it feels like you're the case is already done like you're found guilty and then you're like uh
00:35:14.220
there was an error that happened uh and we need another an appellate lawyer to look through the
00:35:19.600
records to see the error so they can reverse it i don't do that like mine is like right at the cusp of
00:35:24.860
when it when the charges come and you're going to be determined guilty or not guilty that's where
00:35:30.500
i'm at got it so then yeah then yeah he's um um but no i mean well coffee we're gonna get him home
00:35:38.580
no but um but no it makes sense because they gotta they gotta lock it with you when it happens
00:35:43.260
because you don't know what other lawyers were involved and you know what i'm saying you don't
00:35:46.700
know what what happened so it makes sense like you don't want to like get yourself involved in
00:35:50.700
something that obviously you you weren't there to begin with so that makes a lot of sense
00:35:54.280
but you don't know like so what the appellate you're talking about appellate lawyers i'm saying
00:35:58.940
yeah like appeal lawyers yeah they look at what was missing are there any mistakes made and then they
00:36:05.360
use that to see if they can overturn a conviction and that shit is boring i'm telling you right now
00:36:11.080
that's a lot of reading i i hated reading i still hate reading um i like being able to just be
00:36:16.900
able to speak in front of other people let them know my my client side that's what i like better
00:36:20.920
what are your what are your thoughts is it true about i don't know if you looked into this i don't
00:36:24.160
know if you even care tiktok being banned oh man that would suck i would really really suck yeah
00:36:30.920
because i wouldn't even know who you are without tiktok so i'm glad i found you bro you're a good guy
00:36:35.420
and you you know this is great so yeah it just sucks like i really like tiktok tiktok is actually
00:36:41.140
really really good just like all the other platforms they're good they get great exposure
00:36:44.440
because nobody will ever see this right and so in a way um the world needs to see how whatever
00:36:52.640
you're doing whether you're in law you're you make art you make music they need to see your talent
00:36:57.320
if your talent's great then people are gonna you know pay attention to it and that's what i like
00:37:01.900
like the people determine whether what's funny what's not funny what's good what's bad right you
00:37:08.040
see my comments right there's some people saying oh man that's up that's up you you're doing like this
00:37:13.480
and those people's like nah nah he's defending the you're doing your job you're doing you're doing
00:37:17.640
what you should be doing and this is the only job where i get an a people hate me for it
00:37:22.680
like what the like that shit make no damn sense dude i made it think about you get like a math test
00:37:28.580
and you're like hey mom i got an a she smashed the out of you like that makes no fucking sense
00:37:32.800
yeah you're literally doing your job that's crazy yeah but it's it's fun man like you get to
00:37:39.360
you get to um do the best you can and people just love you for it i love that man well uh well look
00:37:47.080
guys this this will be my first time i do something with jay so you guys have any other questions bro
00:37:52.040
let me know right now but uh you know um i think bro thank you for doing this by the way bro you're
00:37:57.120
awesome i got one question for you bro got one question you ever been invited to diddy's parties
00:38:02.580
come on no i'm not no bro like what the are you saying no all right all right hey man i had to ask
00:38:10.640
bro but i'll be real i mean you're in miami you're you're in miami bro let me the invite i'm down to go
00:38:17.640
bro what the fuck um but he did dm me before he got locked is he in jail right now i think so i think
00:38:27.540
so but he has yeah yeah yeah i don't keep up too much with it mostly just i'm always either in jail
00:38:34.240
or in the court who's who's your favorite rapper or artist that you listen to and rapper or artist
00:38:41.200
say drake is good i really like drake and um so if he's out here in houston like he gets in trouble
00:38:48.940
you got him too oh yeah i'll tell him what's up yo i want to say is it is it can you get in trouble
00:38:57.020
for basically saying that someone's a pedophile and they're not really a pedophile like basically
00:39:02.000
is that defamation i'm not sure about different that's civil law like mine is just criminal but all
00:39:08.200
i know is people can always have their opinion of you and they're free to say whatever they say
00:39:13.880
and if they say it then and it's not true just be like it's not true like who cares what you think
00:39:19.900
like right now you can say all the bad about me but like it's if it's not true like i just don't deal
00:39:25.820
with it makes sense makes sense i mean um but yeah you've seen those comments apparently those
00:39:31.780
comments are are pretty ridiculous right like if somebody's charged with a crime automatically
00:39:36.960
they're guilty and it's not like that anybody can get right now you've never met me in real life
00:39:42.360
i could say you grab my junk and just bring a charge against you like you know i mean like
00:39:47.180
but i will say jay a lot of girls bro they'll really lie about stuff like oh he beat me or he did this
00:39:54.080
to me sexually he sexually assaulted me and girls really like is it true like the system really does
00:40:00.460
like like like cater to them i wouldn't say the system i would say it's people like you and me
00:40:07.360
who's watching anybody it's everybody's opinion and sometimes some people are more lenient towards
00:40:15.480
a specific group of people i'm not going to say whatever but they are and so as an attorney i have to be
00:40:22.840
cognizant of that right and that's where selecting the proper jury is really really important because
00:40:28.180
you can show somebody proof that this ain't real but if they don't like you they're gonna vote
00:40:36.820
against you true and that's cool so um and it don't have to be women it could be guys too like i have
00:40:42.980
domestic violence where it's like two gay guys now who you gonna believe now right now or two women
00:40:48.380
like who you don't believe now so it really depends on who you hire and what happens with the other side
00:40:54.060
and what happens there gotcha gotcha bro well look you know jay you're the man bro i really
00:41:00.560
appreciate you guys everybody go with jayoma bro he is the best lawyer you guys could possibly get if
00:41:06.740
you live in texas all right you guys allegedly do something you're in trouble call this man he's
00:41:12.180
gonna save you all right and please bro when you drop those t-shirts send me some all right
00:41:16.620
oh oh all right thanks thanks for having me here man thank you so much bro you're awesome you
00:41:22.060
you have you have an amazing night god bless all right bro he's actually super cool i like that
00:41:28.460
guy a lot good good guy good guy it's a arizona let me see i'm in mexico the drinking age is 18 i'm in
00:41:36.380
mexico yes bro you're so good correct what up over ah jayoma nice we got a lawyer you're here
00:41:44.620
holy shit jayoma what's going on baby all right jayoma all right i need i need to ask you a question
00:41:52.860
all right what's up oh i want yo mute server mute nail to the wall real quick let me let me talk to jayoma
00:41:58.700
real quick all right jayoma so i do these segments on my streaming they're called dares okay
00:42:03.180
i can't be liable yes this guy wants to nail himself to a a wall uh get pepper sprayed tased
00:42:09.980
and uh eat a bunch of um uh crazy shit and and just do a bunch of crazy shit how do i not get liable
00:42:16.620
for this i like that shit i like that shit well he's consenting to it so it sounds like he's good
00:42:22.140
with it so i don't think you'd be liable because you he's consenting to it so it's all good yeah okay
00:42:26.860
fair but w okay but but but is there a way that i could be a hundred percent protected in case two months
00:42:32.300
later he wants to chase me back down i would suggest get him to say like a consent okay i don't
00:42:40.620
uh aiden liable at all and it's all good and it cannot be used against me in a court of law
00:42:46.220
just you can add that you can add that but i'm asking you you're the lawyer can he use it against
00:42:52.860
me in a court of law if he says that and consents everything that he didn't consent no if he's saying i
00:43:00.300
consent and reads everything you know what i'm saying can can he can he still use it against me
00:43:05.740
it depends on how his lawyer does it i i can't really speak to the future on that but you did
00:43:09.980
your part in trying to protect yourself as of now so as long as i can tell you and you're asking a
00:43:13.900
criminal defense lawyer a like civil question it's like asking a brain surgeon like how to do a foot
00:43:19.340
surgery but he knows some of it but not all of it so wait what kind of crime is this
00:43:23.180
it don't look like crime it just looks like he's doing stupid but it's fun though
00:43:28.700
okay so wait what kind of lawyer would i need to like know 100 i'm good i don't think like a civil
00:43:35.500
lawyer like those like liability lawyers i would just say civil lawyer do you know one or nah
00:43:42.540
what was that do you know anyone that you can appoint me to no no no i wish i did
00:43:47.820
i don't know like i'm in the criminal world and the car accident world that's it yeah yeah i get
00:43:53.420
you i get you wait wait sorry to interrupt he needs to read this disclaimer now because look at the
00:43:58.060
camera oh my god all right um yeah oh it looks nice i like that though that's fun yeah all right
00:44:04.220
let's unserver mute him and let's have him read the disclaimer um i need his buddy to read it and then
00:44:07.900
he needs to agree to it and then tell us he won't hold me liable in court uh gentlemen do you want
00:44:12.940
do you want to watch this one let me watch it let me watch it i'll watch it right now i'm looking at it
00:44:18.620
okay cool all right all right that's funny dude oh my god that's funny that's it take that off
00:44:35.420
yeah i'm going to jail that's the question this is bad do you consent to show your tits
00:44:40.060
yes bro bro aiden my phone is at seven percent bro we gotta hurry bro please we've been out here
00:44:46.860
all right all right yo dante read make him read the bro no he can and then we're gonna go
00:45:01.740
owner he needs to you need to read the consent and we're gonna go i'm quick bro i'm at seven
00:45:08.780
percent bro my phone is dying fast all right i'm gonna read this just repeat after me all right so
00:45:13.660
first of all we the participants acknowledge that we are performing stunts of our own free will
00:45:18.860
without the influence of drugs or alcohol you don't have to do this without restraint right
00:45:23.500
you know give him a give him a shorter one bro your voice isn't even listening they're not even
00:45:29.100
listening he's tying himself to a wall let me just play it through ai tta uh ai can you can you turn
00:45:35.580
yo yo yo nail to nail down to the wall can you guys turn the camera please like flip it um hot dog style
00:45:49.260
you know hamburgers you said flip it horizontal flip it horizontal oh shit oh shit i need you to uh
00:45:56.460
uh uh unlock the thingy swipe down and click that little lock screen thing
00:46:02.620
bro flip it horizontal bro no i need it i need the thing unlocked so there we go yep there we go
00:46:08.300
my camera all right where's the pepper it's so cold bro it's raining bro what's the phone at no way it's
00:46:15.740
raining it's at six percent i'm going back up all right all right all right all right no no all right
00:46:35.660
bring the camera closer let me hear him come here come closer yo why do you care i'm consenting why do
00:46:43.180
you care i'm trying to make as most money as possible why do you care bro i need the money
00:46:51.340
bro can you just please listen bro can you just please say that ada ross is not liable for all the
00:46:56.140
acts that are about to take it ross is not liable for all the house uh for all that wait what
00:47:03.580
even was not liable for all the actions that are about to partake all right is that good uh lawyer but
00:47:10.220
that sounds pretty good that sounds pretty good that sounds pretty good all right um uh
00:47:15.740
um no nail though no nail sorry no blood guys no blood no blood i need the camera uh flip please
00:47:26.540
oh get one in my family i need the camera flipped
00:47:31.980
you're going to get here if i'm consenting it's like you're going to have you bleed bro no
00:47:44.460
oh eating as much money as possible i need to go as crazy as
00:47:48.060
we're going to pepper straight ready three seconds we're about okay i need to drink the
00:47:52.220
shit first put the jalapeno juice and pickle juice in quick
00:48:04.220
all right that's okay what is that put in the jalapeno juice quick
00:48:11.260
all right where's the one chip give me the one chip give me the one chip where's the one
00:48:15.020
it's in my bag right which pocket the front one no the small pocket no no the one that's zipped up
00:48:25.660
oh my oh the one that's it yes all right all right we're getting the one ship yo we got to speed
00:48:31.980
this up oh i like that's it all right all right me open it open it don't let him touch with his eyes
00:48:40.060
yo no no no no no open it all right here we're opening it on camera so you guys guys know
00:48:50.700
this no his phone is lagging let's go sean all right all right here we go
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let's go let's go let's go why are you gum all right he ate the chip wait i the jalapeno dude it
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is you did it no you didn't you put the pickle juice put the jalapeno juice where is it it's in my
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bag bro bro oh oh my all right he's currently chewing on the one though for any uh get the jalapeno
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i feel like i'm watching someone's budget player which project
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put the light on me bro oh my god that's all right all right here we go here we go
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all the videos all right that's go go go go go go all right bro come on
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this is like something from a scary movie oh okay this is horrible
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i tried that one chip challenge that me up man i had the bubble guts for like a week
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we just pepper spray i can't see it where's the pepper spray oh there he is we just pepper sprayed
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him we just pepper sprayed him okay all right don't do it again don't do it again
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all right all right all right he is currently he's covered in mace as you can see on his chest
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yo give a thumbs up give a thumbs up are you good still going
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that's the trooper right there he keeps going yeah i like that yes sir
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i gotta give him credit for that yeah jam that's crazy look i want to do some mayonnaise in that
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too i want to do mayonnaise and a little bit of pubes that would that would have kicked it up
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you got it bro jamma you got it surely you can get me out of right i'll do the best i can no matter what
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what do you want us to put the milk on you i don't think you need it bro
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yeah it's done all right so my assistant is saying something about e-date what is this e-date
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okay i'm down for it i don't know what it is but i'm down for it do you sleep
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barely really how many hours of sleep do you get probably like four hours like i'm always in there
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in the court or at the jails or taking phone calls so it's like i'm always on damn bro oh that's far
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to know all right well um all right bro i'll i'll hit you later though we're gonna we're gonna talk uh
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i appreciate you coming on and uh sounds good anytime thank you brother all right take care what a
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guy um so here's the issue with this one uh train and tell me if you agree his phone his phone died
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i mean hey listen that's up to you it's your show you know