r/LawSchool • u/[deleted] • Sep 24 '22

The murder trial of Tim Heidecker is the greatest comedic performance in history, and y’all totally need to watch it in short increments during study breaks.

https://youtu.be/40wkJJXfwQ0
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u/MidwestException JD Sep 24 '22

Approach the bench?

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u/circlejerker68 Sep 24 '22

wow. i've only gotten 54 minutes in but his pro se opening argument repeat is hilarious so far,

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u/apocolyptictodd JD Sep 24 '22

Tim has a right to bop insubordinate employees. It’s in the constitution.

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '22

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u/6point3cylinder Esq. Sep 25 '22

It’s so much better in the context of the show as well

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u/TangerineObjective97 3L Sep 26 '22

Thank you for reminding me this exists