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Maybe a case where Odoroki loses, and his client is executed- only to figure out in a later case he was innocent?
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Only if there is a FMV sequence of the crime.
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But an attempted murder where the victim ended up in the hospital instead of the morgue might be interesting. Especially if the person woke up out of a coma or something for the second day of investigation and gave you entirely different testimony.
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It's done in 3-2.
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But an attempted murder where the victim ended up in the hospital instead of the morgue might be interesting.
GBH and attempted murder...
hmmm..
Rape is nein good ja in AA.
What I'd like to see is people getting off after appeal cases...
also,
different law cases as mentioned above would be good.
more theft!
attempted murder!
GBH!
Blackmail and the like!
also, finally,
referring to Croiks idea of attempted murder...
observe
"So Mr. X you have been found guilty of the attempted murder of Mrs. Y"Mr. X: "Hahahahahaha... attempted murder is only ... years in prison!" "I'll be back one day, you can't stop me!"
*re-enter bailiff*
Bailiff: "Your honour, Mrs. Y has just died in hospital."
"Mr. X, you now stand accused of murder, you know what that means, DEATH PENALTY (usually)!"Mr. X: "NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!"
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I guess it just really doesn't fit the series, but I still think it could be interesting :/ Ah well.
Ooh, I like this idea. That would be pretty awesome. It would also lead to more Dr Hotti ;)
It's done in 3-2.
No reason it can't be used again :(
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The PW games deal with murder, sure, but they often do so in a humorous and lighthearted way. You just can't do that with some topics. They're not going to include a rape sideplot any more than they are a serial baby-killer or serious race issues or several other things. They haven't even done a really gruesome murder--it's mostly instant death by gunshot or blow to the head. Some things just don't jive with the series.
And Dee is never coming back.
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And Dee is never coming back.
Rape is nein good ja.
no rape.
attempted murder - yes
rape - nein.
also,
Dee shalt not be coming back.
however,
i want a return for shelly de killer.
he was cool.
also
it varies the case slightly.
theft and destruction of property - ein!
also
5-1 = Odoroki has a work experience student who quotes out of a defense attorneys manual continually.
then
5-2 - Work experience student is killed/ kills someone.
JA!
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It won't last....
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yes...
no surprise if she is.
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And Dee is never coming back.
Rape is nein good ja.
no rape.
attempted murder - yes
rape - nein.
also,
Dee shalt not be coming back.
however,
i want a return for shelly de killer.
he was cool.
also
it varies the case slightly.
theft and destruction of property - ein!
also
5-1 = Odoroki has a work experience student who quotes out of a defense attorneys manual continually.
then
5-2 - Work experience student is killed/ kills someone.
JA!
*blinks*
I've just been wondering, what do you mean with ja, nein, and ein? You know those mean yes, no and a, right? :o
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Maybe they should just make Minuki the defendant of 5-1, then Odoroki can be so flustered he forgets all his lawyering and needs a Phoenix tutorial.
Gets that drama out of the way at least :D
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But we all know Minuki's gonna get arrested at least once, don't we.
@Ultrasaint: Dude, why ya gotta keep using Google translator? Where did this sudden habit of using German come from? XD
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*blinks*
I've just been wondering, what do you mean with ja, nein, and ein? You know those mean yes, no and a, right? :o
I don't actually know why i use them.
its just something for me to use in caps i think.
also it gives me an excuse to write on a new line
anyway
I hope Minuki is never the defendant,
or its just basically a kinda copy of
1-2 and 2-2
where maya is the defendant.
also
return of shelly!
also
D,
I don't use google translate for ja, nein and ein.
;)
However i use it for longer style sentances
which i never do
anyway
hows about a flashback to Kirihitos first case or summit
(I think it has already been mentioned)
ah well
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Now, beaten within an inch of his life and hospitalized for the course of the entire game, now THAT would be interesting. Or if he woke up before the last day of trial and insisted the person who did it was the one Odoroki had already agreed to defend!
*dramadramadramadramadrama*
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i.e.
Day 3 - Trial
So, the victim was stabbed with a knife. But, something just doesn't fit. Mr. Odoroki, you've been staring at the autopsy report for quite some time now. Is there something that's bugging you? ...Actually, Your Honor, there is.
Then please, Mr. Odoroki, enlighten us. Just what is so strange about the victim's death? Well, the way I see it the victim was stabbed with a knife. As the court already knows very well. And this knife just happened to belong to the defendant. Correct. However, take a closer look at the photo of the crime scene.*All stare*
...Wh-What is this!? There seems to be some kind of small hole around the wound. A... small hole...? Yes. Which can only mean one thing... *Bench slam* The real murder weapon was not a knife but, in fact, a gun! A... ...gun...? Correct. Which leads me to my next conclusion. *Bench slam and close-up* The real murderer was not the defendant but, in fact, someone else! NOOOOOOOOOO!!*Courtroom buzz. Gavel slams thrice*
Order! Order!! So, what you're saying is... The real criminal was clearly the owner of a small handgun. He shot the victim in the chest several times. Then to cover up his crime he used a small knife that belonged to the defendant and stabbed him once in each area where a bullet hit the body. All so that my client would take the blame! But... but that means... *Close-up* The we've been led astray from the very beginning!! *Close-up* That is exactly what the situation is telling us. If the killer was not my client... then who was it?Or, something along those lines. It could be interesting. The criminal would have to be very careful, meticulous, and cautious because they would have to fool the police department into believing that there was only one possibly murder weapon.
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Or, maybe a criminal who fabricated the evidence so that it would look like someone was trying to implicate him.
i.e.
Said criminal shoots a person and fabricates the crime scene to make it look like someone set him up to take the fall.
Something along those lines. It would be incredibly risky, though... but savage no less.
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Or, something along those lines. It could be interesting. The criminal would have to be very careful, meticulous, and cautious because they would have to fool the police department into believing that there was only one possibly murder weapon.
Been there, done that.
Case 2-4, anyone?
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Or, something along those lines. It could be interesting. The criminal would have to be very careful, meticulous, and cautious because they would have to fool the police department into believing that there was only one possibly murder weapon.
Been there, done that.
Case 2-4, anyone?
No. There's no way anyone could believe that being stabbed in the right chest warrants a guaranteed kill. Severe injury, yes. But, not enough to cause death. The blood loss wasn't even that severe. All she did was stick a knife into his chest, not thrust it in like some crazed murderer.
And, I forgot about 1-3 and 1-5. So, I guess it would be a bit pointless. But, they did in 1-3 and repeated it in 1-5. So, who's to say that it can't be done in the next game?
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Serial Killers!
aha
as a defense attorney we have never defended clients against these crimes (Joe Darke don't count, cos you never defended him, actually, who was his defense attorney?)
anyway,
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Your client is arrested for being a serial killer (even though he isn't),
there are several witnesses...
however,
all these witnesses killed each of the victims separately.
a la ~ Several people guilty plotting against your client to try and take the blame off themselves.
Defendant = not guilty.
Or, in a different case
The heir to Shelly de Killer!
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that's all I got...
half way to descisive witness...
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I think it was stated that...
and his concept art (
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Now, beaten within an inch of his life and hospitalized for the course of the entire game, now THAT would be interesting. Or if he woke up before the last day of trial and insisted the person who did it was the one Odoroki had already agreed to defend!
*dramadramadramadramadrama*
What was this other condition?
It could be the key to this entire series!
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Now, beaten within an inch of his life and hospitalized for the course of the entire game, now THAT would be interesting. Or if he woke up before the last day of trial and insisted the person who did it was the one Odoroki had already agreed to defend!
*dramadramadramadramadrama*
What was this other condition?
It could be the key to this entire series!
Probably something stupid like
-Don't kill off Odoroki or any main character etc.
or
-leave some suspense a la~ "Who is Odorokis dad?" or "Who is Kyouyas and Kirihitos parentage etc"
AHA!
expanding on an earlier idea.
Shelly deKiller is on trial as defendant! (In his alter ego John Doe)
Observe...
Shellys succesor is an unhonorable assasin,
when Mr De Killer retired from the "De Killing" jobs,
The succesor kills someone, and being an excellent assasin, attempts to frame his predecessor!
Shelly (now John Doe) is arrested,
and Odoroki takes his case...
During a court recess... Nick shows up
recognises De Killer from 2-4 (those stiches...)
but, Nick covers DeKiller up from Odoroki...
Ultimately,
in the end,
John Doe admits to previous crimes.... which, then causes his succesor to go to prison.
Thus making Odorokis client innocent, yet guilty of previous crimes!
(of which he goes on trial for)
Splendid!
Shelly!
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What was this other condition?
It could be the key to this entire series!
Probably something stupid like
-Don't kill off Odoroki or any main character etc.
or
-leave some suspense a la~ "Who is Odorokis dad?" or "Who is Kyouyas and Kirihitos parentage etc"
No, it was that he address the jury system.
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The victim attacks and attempts to kill the witness. The witness knocks out the victim and runs from the scene, but the killer is still alive but knocked out. The witness runs to the defendant and explains what happened, the defendant says "I'll take care of it" and runs off. Then the victim gets up and is killed by the true killer, killer runs off and defendant runs into room and stand over dead body, then witness runs in, sees dead body on the floor and calls the police.
During the case Odoroki/Phoenix would discover that the victim was the real bad person, and that the true killer saw the attempted murder though another room and took out the true killer for some reason I have not thought of yet. True killer also has grudge against defendant which is why a small video is found from a security camera of the defendant standing over the victim but nothing else (true killer has an Oldbag type job and controls the cameras).
Sounds a bit complicated <.<
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