Saturday Night Live - Results at Pg 62 and 63. - Page 52

Originally posted by: Anisha06

Congrats Hinna🤗

So sweet...thanks anisha

Originally posted by: EXOL

oh wow now u r also topper..left us back benchers 😳

I left you too😎

Originally posted by: Savera84

That is true. I am not questioning a fair trial.

But, when a person knowingly puts an innocent in jail for his/her job and to further his/her career, then fairness has gone out of the window. I am sure some partners will show displeasure when they find it.

Cheers..

Well lawyers actually don't put anyone in jail. It's the judge or the jury who give out the verdict.

Lawyers either prosecute or defend the accused. Whether that person is guilty or innocent and should be put in jail or not is not up to them to decide. They can only plead.

Originally posted by: DelusionsOfNeha

Except if it is KD Pathak, am I right or am I right🤣

Okay stop taking ITV shows seriously just like Bollywood movies.😆

Jiggy your arguments for supporting your answers are actually good.😆

I don't have any counter argument for any of it.😆

Originally posted by: cutejodikangal

@Blue: Isn’t that what we have done? we saved the 10 year old over the 18 year old one.

10 year old wasn't dying. His mother was. Unfortunate I know but the kid could still end up in an orphanage or foster home or might get adopted by someone else.

His life isn't ending with his mother's death.

The 18 year old is still young. Not lived enough life like the woman. He has just reached into adulthood. Letting him die over a much older woman doesn't feel right.

Originally posted by: SoniRSippu21

Harley, your comments on the answers r quite entertaining. Sorry I couldnt send in the answer as something came up last moment n i got hectic busy. But enjoyed the questions, they were interesting👏

Yeah I was wondering why you didn't answer. You felt excited about the game and also invited other members, even answered their queries for me.

Thanks for all that.❤️

Sad you couldn't play. Maybe next time.

Originally posted by: Zeal17

One of the most interesting questions in sheep games. Mann to tha participate krne ka but I had already seen the questions. So technically couldn't play.

Sorry couldn't be here over the weekend. It was a long yet quickly gone weekend as I was celebrating one of my friend's baby homecoming.

Thanks for giving me a chance to host Zeal.🤗

You were extremely supportive, and sorry for letting you not play.

You can post your option now if you want. Could have a good debate over it. 😆

Originally posted by: AwaamKiJaan

Well lawyers actually don't put anyone in jail. It's the judge or the jury who give out the verdict.

Lawyers either prosecute or defend the accused. Whether that person is guilty or innocent and should be put in jail or not is not up to them to decide. They can only plead.

Sorry for jumping into the debate 😆

But, a lawyers duties for his/her client is not limited to the courtroom, where they prosecute or defend their client. They also have to carry out official legal paperwork for their client, get/convince a witness, prepare the case. Paperworks often involve getting signatures of so and so, and entails enough bribing, whose cost the client has to bear. Getting/convincing a witness also commonly involves bribing the witness to testify in favor of their client. Preparing a case, it involves using the given evidences to build a believable case in favor of their client, no matter it is true or false. Only it has to be provable in the courtroom.

The day to day work of lawyers involve lots of bribing using the client's money and manipulation of evidences. I don't see why this work will not influence a lawyer's personality in general.

Originally posted by: tournesol

Sorry for jumping into the debate

But a lawyers duties for his/her client is not limited to the courtroom, where they prosecute or defend their client. They also have to carry out official legal paperwork for their client, get/convince a witness, prepare the case. Paperworks often involve getting signatures of so and so, and entails enough bribing, whose cost the client has to bear. Getting/convincing a witness also commonly involves bribing the witness to testify in favor of their client. Preparing a case, it involves using the given evidences to build a believable case in favor of their client, no matter it is true or false. Only it has to be provable in the courtroom.

The day to day work of lawyers involve lots of bribing using the client's money and manipulation of evidences. I don't see why this work will not influence a lawyer's personality in general.

Forgot to tag you 🤦🏻‍♀️