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* RunningGag: For whatever reason, lawyers asking if [[CaptainObvious the victims were alive dead when the autopsy was performed]] seems to happen ''a lot''. One witness responds with [[DeadpanSnarker "If he wasn't, he was by the time I finished."]]
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##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQkEGnV3Cwc The original]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhXfd5DUQxM Part 2]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfcMEMmSOFE Part 3]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJgucPL51KQ Part 4]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbHDJvMqEgo Part 5]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-eFnd0etLE Part 6]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkfQhEe4if0 Part 7]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZMBEZ1OQzs The finale]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhXfd5DUQxM Part 2]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfcMEMmSOFE Part 3]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJgucPL51KQ Part 4]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbHDJvMqEgo Part 5]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-eFnd0etLE Part 6]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkfQhEe4if0 Part 7]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZMBEZ1OQzs The finale]]
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* YouAnsweredYourOwnQuestion: In the first installment, Edgeworth accuses Lang of hiding the gender of the person he's discussing (who Lang has described as having a beard), and asks, "What was his gender?"
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* YouAnsweredYourOwnQuestion: In the first installment, Edgeworth accuses Lang of hiding the gender of the person he's discussing (who Lang has described as having starting with [[https://youtu.be/DQkEGnV3Cwc?t=97 "he was"]] and had a beard), and asks, "What was his gender?"
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* EnragedByIdiocy: Iris spends most of the second video frustrated about all the stupid questions the lawyers are asking her.
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* AdaptationalJobChange: Gregory Edgeworth was canonically a defense attorney; here, he seems to be a mortician who gets asked stupid questions about his profession (such as trying to establish that the victim could have been alive when Gregory had the guy's brain in a jar on his desk).
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* AdaptationalHeroism: April May in the original series is guilty of wiretapping and perjury. Here, she's just guilty of wanting a better lawyer after her original one starts asking stupid questions.
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* OnlySaneMan: Iris (and the Judge to a lesser extent) in the second video.
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* AFoolForAClient: The start of Part 4 involves the incident in which Denver Fenton Allen tried to fire his attorney for supposedly extorting sexual favors from him.
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* AFoolForAClient: The start of Part 4 involves the incident in which Denver Fenton Allen tried to fire his attorney for supposedly extorting sexual favors from him.him, then got in trouble with the judge almost immediately.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Many of the witnesses have their moents, especially when asked stupid questions.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Many of the witnesses have their moents, moments, especially when asked stupid questions.
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* LaterInstallmentWeirdness: Unlike the other videos, which use the ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' beeps and boops, the final installment is fully voiced.
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* OddballInTheSeries: Part 4 tries to edit all the snippets of dumb lawyer quotes together into a single trial, whereas most of the others have them as separate skits.
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* LameComeback: After Edgeworth tells Apollo that he plans on putting Phoenix away, Apollo says, "Yeah whatever Edgeworth. It's not like you're the brightest lawyer anyway."
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* SoundtrackDissonance: During the rather shocking "Court Transcript" excerpt mentioned above in MoodWhiplash, the cheerful "Turnabout Sisters" plays as the BGM.
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* AskAStupidQuestion: Much of Part 2 consisted of lawyers asking their clients stupid questions, including ones that made it clear the lawyer already knew the answer.
-->'''Apollo''': Was that the same nose you broke as a child?
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* AskAStupidQuestion: Much of Part 2 consisted of lawyers asking their clients stupid questions, including ones that made it clear the lawyer already knew the answer.
-->'''Apollo''': Was thatanswer. The following example is from Part 3, when Layton ends up asking the same nose question.
-->'''Layton''': Do youbroke as a child?wear corrective glasses?\\
''(Zooms in on the young version of Klavier, who is wearing sunglasses)''\\
'''Klavier''': There are three of you?
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-->'''Layton''': Do you
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'''Klavier''': Thank you. If I weren't [[WillNotTellALie under oath]], I'd return the compliment.
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'''Klavier''': Thank you. If I weren't [[WillNotTellALie under oath]], I'd return the compliment.compliment.
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* NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer: The first video begins with, "FYI: These were said in actual courts."
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* InsistentTerminology: In Part 6, Gina insists that professional prostitutes call their work "whoeing," as any normal woman is capable of "whoring" herself out, and those who are "whoeing" get paid for their work.
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* AmbidextrousSprite: In Part 5, one sprite of Phoenix in the prosecutor's side has his attorney's badge switch lapels. As for Edgeworth, the section uses his sprite from the first half of the final trial of Trials and Tribulations, in which he briefly takes up Phoenix's badge to defend Iris.
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* MathematiciansAnswer:MathematiciansAnswer: Witnesses give these from time to time.
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''Dumb Lawyer Quotes IRL But In Ace Attorney'' is a [=YouTube=] video series by [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZxiJtxhZGyszdDVJAl0Ceg Chessette.]] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Like the title implies]], it involves hilariously stupid exchanges in real court cases being re-enacted by ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' characters.
The series has a total of eight installments.
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQkEGnV3Cwc The original]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhXfd5DUQxM Part 2]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfcMEMmSOFE Part 3]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJgucPL51KQ Part 4]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbHDJvMqEgo Part 5]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-eFnd0etLE Part 6]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkfQhEe4if0 Part 7]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZMBEZ1OQzs The finale]]
!The series contains examples of:
*AccidentalMisnaming: One lawyer calls a witness named Powers, played by Furio Tigre, "Mr. Penis."
*AFoolForAClient: The start of Part 4 involves the incident in which Denver Fenton Allen tried to fire his attorney for supposedly extorting sexual favors from him
*AmoralAttorney: In Part 7, Phoenix lampshades this trope.
-->'''Phoenix''': The defendant said that prior to the occurrence of this offense, he hoped to attend medical school and become a physician. However, he believes with a felony conviction, he cannot achieve this goal. He is now considering becoming a lawyer.
*ArtifactTitle: In many of the early videos, the lawyers were the only ones saying stupid things, but as the series went on, the witnesses started giving stupid answers, too.
*AskAStupidQuestion: Much of Part 2 consisted of lawyers asking their clients stupid questions, including ones that made it clear the lawyer already knew the answer.
-->'''Apollo''': Was that the same nose you broke as a child?
*BluntYes: Near the end of Part 4, the Caretaker/[[spoiler:Yanni Yogi]] does this when admitting that he didn't know that he'd go to prison for what he did.
-->'''Judge''': In other words, you would commit those crimes if it was a misdemeanor, but not if it's a felony?\\
'''Caretaker''': ..... Yes.
*DamnedByFaintPraise: In Part 7, Phoenix lists his client's transgressions, then says, "On the positive side... he has a certificate for exemplary umpire duties in the softball league."
*DeadpanSnarker: Many of the witnesses have their moents, especially when asked stupid questions.
-->'''Gregory''': ''(on why he knows the autopsy patient is dead)'' Because his brain was sitting on my desk in a jar.\\
'''Apollo''': I see, but could the patient have been alive, nevertheless?\\
'''Gregory''': Yes, it is possible that he could have been alive and practicing law.
*DidYouDie: The very first shown exchange has Phoenix ask Larry if a man who threatened to kill him actually went through with it.
*DisproportionateRetribution: Two examples in Part 4, which was partly based on the Denver Fenton Allen case.
** At the start of Part 4, Edgeworth is determined to put Phoenix away for the rest of his life for saying stupid stuff in court.[[note]]In Denver Fenton Allen's case, which the first part of the video is based off of, Allen was charged and later convicted for murdering his cellmate, making a life sentence more reasonable[[/note]]
** After Phoenix caps off a string of expletives with a YourMom comment, the Judge gives him 10 years in prison for contempt of court.
*EarlyInstallmentWeirdness:
**The first installment had no ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' music or voice clips.
**The first two installments mainly focused on brief exchanges between lawyers and witnesses, often only a few lines long. In later installments, there would be longer exchanges, some lasting a few minutes.
**The first two installments don't show the specific cases the quotes came from. Later installments show the sources at the start of the sections or in the "chapter" titles.
*LaterInstallmentWeirdness: Unlike the other videos, which use the ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' beeps and boops, the final installment is fully voiced.
*MathematiciansAnswer:
-->'''Armando''': What was the condition of the body when the autopsy was performed?\\
'''Turner''': He was dead.
*MoodWhiplash: Part 6 has a lengthy discussion over how much Larry ate for dinner, then...
-->'''Court Transcript''': The house was then besieged by forty to fifty officers. Between 300 and 500 rounds of ammunition were expended. Eventually, twenty-six rounds of tear gas ammunition were also fired.
*StealthInsult: Klavier gives one to Phoenix in Part 2.
-->'''Phoenix''': Now doctor, I'm sure you are an intelligent and honest man.\\
'''Klavier''': Thank you. If I weren't [[WillNotTellALie under oath]], I'd return the compliment.
The series has a total of eight installments.
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQkEGnV3Cwc The original]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhXfd5DUQxM Part 2]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfcMEMmSOFE Part 3]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJgucPL51KQ Part 4]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbHDJvMqEgo Part 5]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-eFnd0etLE Part 6]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkfQhEe4if0 Part 7]]
##[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZMBEZ1OQzs The finale]]
!The series contains examples of:
*AccidentalMisnaming: One lawyer calls a witness named Powers, played by Furio Tigre, "Mr. Penis."
*AFoolForAClient: The start of Part 4 involves the incident in which Denver Fenton Allen tried to fire his attorney for supposedly extorting sexual favors from him
*AmoralAttorney: In Part 7, Phoenix lampshades this trope.
-->'''Phoenix''': The defendant said that prior to the occurrence of this offense, he hoped to attend medical school and become a physician. However, he believes with a felony conviction, he cannot achieve this goal. He is now considering becoming a lawyer.
*ArtifactTitle: In many of the early videos, the lawyers were the only ones saying stupid things, but as the series went on, the witnesses started giving stupid answers, too.
*AskAStupidQuestion: Much of Part 2 consisted of lawyers asking their clients stupid questions, including ones that made it clear the lawyer already knew the answer.
-->'''Apollo''': Was that the same nose you broke as a child?
*BluntYes: Near the end of Part 4, the Caretaker/[[spoiler:Yanni Yogi]] does this when admitting that he didn't know that he'd go to prison for what he did.
-->'''Judge''': In other words, you would commit those crimes if it was a misdemeanor, but not if it's a felony?\\
'''Caretaker''': ..... Yes.
*DamnedByFaintPraise: In Part 7, Phoenix lists his client's transgressions, then says, "On the positive side... he has a certificate for exemplary umpire duties in the softball league."
*DeadpanSnarker: Many of the witnesses have their moents, especially when asked stupid questions.
-->'''Gregory''': ''(on why he knows the autopsy patient is dead)'' Because his brain was sitting on my desk in a jar.\\
'''Apollo''': I see, but could the patient have been alive, nevertheless?\\
'''Gregory''': Yes, it is possible that he could have been alive and practicing law.
*DidYouDie: The very first shown exchange has Phoenix ask Larry if a man who threatened to kill him actually went through with it.
*DisproportionateRetribution: Two examples in Part 4, which was partly based on the Denver Fenton Allen case.
** At the start of Part 4, Edgeworth is determined to put Phoenix away for the rest of his life for saying stupid stuff in court.[[note]]In Denver Fenton Allen's case, which the first part of the video is based off of, Allen was charged and later convicted for murdering his cellmate, making a life sentence more reasonable[[/note]]
** After Phoenix caps off a string of expletives with a YourMom comment, the Judge gives him 10 years in prison for contempt of court.
*EarlyInstallmentWeirdness:
**The first installment had no ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' music or voice clips.
**The first two installments mainly focused on brief exchanges between lawyers and witnesses, often only a few lines long. In later installments, there would be longer exchanges, some lasting a few minutes.
**The first two installments don't show the specific cases the quotes came from. Later installments show the sources at the start of the sections or in the "chapter" titles.
*LaterInstallmentWeirdness: Unlike the other videos, which use the ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' beeps and boops, the final installment is fully voiced.
*MathematiciansAnswer:
-->'''Armando''': What was the condition of the body when the autopsy was performed?\\
'''Turner''': He was dead.
*MoodWhiplash: Part 6 has a lengthy discussion over how much Larry ate for dinner, then...
-->'''Court Transcript''': The house was then besieged by forty to fifty officers. Between 300 and 500 rounds of ammunition were expended. Eventually, twenty-six rounds of tear gas ammunition were also fired.
*StealthInsult: Klavier gives one to Phoenix in Part 2.
-->'''Phoenix''': Now doctor, I'm sure you are an intelligent and honest man.\\
'''Klavier''': Thank you. If I weren't [[WillNotTellALie under oath]], I'd return the compliment.
