The Legal Profession’s Favorite Attorney: Vinny

"Yutes" remains one of my favorite words of all time.

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There are so many lines that are still funny even after a dozen viewings. Where to even start....<p>&quot;We&#x27;re famous for our mud.&quot;

Great name for a law-advice chatbot.

I just took a class on digital forensics where the professor, who has done a lot of expert testimony, showed us parts of this movie as an example of courtroom procedure.

Yeah I recently rented it with my wife because,she never saw it.<p>The Three Stooges and Disorder in the Court also has courtroom procedure in it and a law firm I worked for had shown it as info on how courts work with evidence, testimony etc.

&gt; I asked him if he did it, and he said, &#x27;I shot the clerk&#x27;. I asked him again, and again he said &#x27;I shot the clerk&quot;.

Boy, are you mockin&#x27; me?<p>What&#x27;s that? &#x27;dems grits. I didn&#x27;t order no grits. it come wit

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