Alex Murdaugh Murder Trial Day 9 Live | Motions and Motive | Morning | Lawyer Reacts

I use to work for a law firm. I was a runner and basic data entry, However, there were some incredibly smart women who kept that office running. The lawyers in the back treated them like the only job they had was making coffee. He probably never saw her coming.

We should have a Go Fund Me to buy this courtroom a better witness chair.

Huge THANK YOU to whoever gifted me a membership in the live stream today! I am really looking forward to using it! 🎉

Some lawyers really don’t seem to realise that their administrative staff are experts in their own right and are highly intelligent.

Having worked as an office manager/bookkeeper/etc., for a lawfirm, HIS OWN ASSISTANT TURNED HIM IN. Good for her. I actually found myself in similar circumstances years ago, not millions of dollars, but still theft and hiding from one partner from another, that took guts. Good for her.

I cannot be the only one that thinks this is the most Murder She Wrote court case EVER. It's convoluted, it has multiple crimes involved, drama, family and work conflicts and an old lady that figured it all out

I am the accountant at my law firm. Watching Jeanie testifying is fascinating!! I’m sitting here cheering her on! Don’t take crap from the lawyers money doesn’t lie!

The lady who confronted Murdoch about the missing money has the attitude of F*** Around and Find Out… totally her vibe!!!

1:43:48 this women needs a ticket tape parade, a raise, a bonus, a award and a standings ovation. She is the MVP.

For those confused: _in camera_ is latin and means "in chambers" (as opposed to "in open court") [And no, the similarity to the english word "camera" for optical instruments taking pictures is not coincidental. It comes from the very first cameras being called _camera obscura_ which means "dark chamber", basically describing how they worked at the time. We just adopted "camera" as the word for technological improvements on that concept, much like we still call clocks "clock" even though most don't have _clocca_ - meaning "bells" - anymore.]