"Objection!" Courtroom English from The Lincoln Lawyer (Ep. 7)
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"Objection!" Courtroom English from The Lincoln Lawyer (Ep. 7)
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Special episode! The gang watches The Lincoln Lawyer at Giulia's place, and Giulia, a real lawyer, explains what courtroom English really means. Learn "Objection!", "Sustained", "Overruled", "take the stand" and "verdict", and fix three false friends that learners from many countries mix up.
In this episode:
- "lawyer", not "advocate"
- "a case" or "a lawsuit", not "a process"
- "argue" vs. "discuss" (and no "discuss about")
- Pop Corner: courtroom English from The Lincoln Lawyer
What's YOUR favorite courtroom show? Tell us in the comments.
Chapters:
0:00 Welcome!
0:23 Today's question
0:41 Series night
1:38 Lawyer, not advocate
2:38 A case, not a process
3:54 Argue or discuss?
4:49 Courtroom English
5:55 The answer
6:43 Your turn
7:16 See you next time
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Voices and characters in this episode are AI-generated. This episode is for English learning only and is not legal advice. The Lincoln Lawyer is a Netflix series; this podcast is not affiliated with Netflix.