Hollywood law school

What Kramer, Satan and Julia Roberts’ breasts can teach us about the U.S. legal system

By Amir Kenan

October 8, 2007

 
Hollywood law school
Forget law school—what have movie lawyers taught us?

“Objection!” “Overruled!” “Permission to approach the bench!”

Being a movie lawyer is easy: You doodle on a legal pad, yell “objection!” every couple of minutes, and spend the rest of your time waiting for a surprise witness to burst through the door.

In honor of the release of “Michael Clayton,” George Clooney’s latest lawyer-centric Oscar attempt passion project, we’ve assembled our favorite legal advice from Hollywood lawyer flicks. From a blonde with ambition, to an overacting Lucifer (sorry, Pacino), to some Academy Award-winning cleavage, Hollywood’s given you all you’ll ever need to know about the U.S. legal system.

Don’t believe us? Click here for your first lesson…

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