More Funny Lawyer Gaffes #18 ~ Mystery Question

Patricia Bradley Mystery Question 64 Comments

More Funny Lawyer Gaffes #18 is this week’s Mystery Question. I just shake my head at what some lawyers, judges and witnesses say in court!

But first the photo and verse. It’s a sunset that I captured while at Dauphin Island. I meant to get a photo of the Buck Moon this month, but we’ve had clouds. I love sunsets, though, and this verse!

Now for last week’s Mystery Question–More Funny Lawyer Gaffes #17. As usual, three are true and one is false. Can you guess which one?
  1. Lawyer: What do you do for a living?
    Witness: I am a lawyer.
    Lawyer: You, a lawyer? Why I could put you in my pocket.
    Witness: Very likely you could, but if you did, you’d have more law in your pocket than you ever had in your head.
  2. Lawyer: Do any of you here today dislike lawyers?
    Judge: I do.
  3. Lawyer: And you swear you were not drinking the night of the accident.
    Witness: Depends on what you call drinking. I remember drinking a glass of water.
    Lawyer: Did you or did you not drink three beers before the accident?
    Witness: Nope. I had four.
  4. Lawyer: Who was at fault for this accident?
    Witness: As near as I could tell, they hit each other at about the same time.

And the answer is…#3. Congrats to all those who guessed correctly!

Now for this week’s Mystery Question–More Funny Lawyer Gaffes #18. Although these aren’t lawyer statements per se, they are funny. As usual, three are true and one is false. Can you guess which one?
  1. Clerk: Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?
    Client: No.
  2. Attorney: If my client had only listened to my advice and let me do my job, he would have gone home three years earlier than he did.
  3. Judge: Sir, do you have any income?
    Defendant: Yes, your Honor.
    Judge: From what source do you have income?
    Defendant: Selling marijuana, your Honor.
  4. Attorney: Is there anything that would refresh your recollection as to whether or not you were experiencing any pain at the scene?
    Client: A better memory.

Okay, Super Sleuths, which is the one that’s made up? Leave your answers in the comments, and I’ll enter you in a drawing for Elizabeth Goddard’s Storm Warning.

I wish I’d had this for the 4th! Thank you, Tim, for sharing it.

 


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Comments 64

  1. DJ Smith

    My choice is # 1 I also love sunsets. I get some beautiful art work from God here in Las Vegas. Lately it’s been smoky, hard to breathe air. There’s fires in California and a fire in the Grand Canyon. Thank you for sharing the verse too. I’m not familiar with this one. DJ

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  2. Delores Topliff

    I can’t be sure, they’re all dillys. I think it’s either #1 or #4 this week but I’ll go w/ #1. If true, I would love to have been in court that day. Like where do you go from there?
    Keep up the great work!

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  3. Tim Johnson

    I love the photo and verse, Pat. Sometimes the weather doesn’t give us the shot we want, but sometimes the one we get is better.

    Oh these quotes.
    #1. Not well acquainted with the truth, especially when not in his favor.
    #2. Super lawyer says it’s not my fault my client spent more time in prison.
    #3. Easy conviction here.
    #4. A practical witness.
    These are all nuts. I think you made up #1 because the question is answered by a “client” rather than a “witness”. The term seems out of place in a court setting, which I assume this is.

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      Patricia Bradley

      Tim, you are absolutely right about not getting the shot we want sometimes but getting a better one, and I love it when that happens. Thanks for the song today. We’ll see next week if you’re right…

  4. Barbara Diggs

    Interesting clouds, Pat. They remind me of a quilted mattress cover which would make for a very comfy bed.

    I love #3’s honesty about the marijuana! Ha

    I was going with #1, first because of his honesty in saying no. I’ll be that was a shock to everyone. Tim’s point about swearing in a client instead of a witness also helped my decision.

    These are certainly creative.

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  5. Terri

    Probably #1, as I don’t think when on the stand, someone would be crazy enough to say that, but you never know.

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  8. Edward Arrington

    Interesting picture and a great verse.

    I’m choosing #4. That response could apply to many, many witnesses.

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  9. Sunnymay

    I believe #2 is the false one, because it sounds like a lawyer. #1 is pretty funny, but I can hear a defendant say,”No.”

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