Character Court & Cocktails, PC

By: Character Court
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  • All Rise, Character Court is now in session. Do you love movies and want to learn how the legal system works? Then, grab a drink and enter the character courtroom, where real lawyers bring fake cases against some of the most famous characters in movies, TV, and literature. Learn the legal process and become a Movie Law Maven.
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Episodes
  • Voorhees v. Camp Crystal Lake

    Voorhees v. Camp Crystal Lake
    Oct 13 2023

    A very special episode of Character Court as the legal team discusses the liabilities of Camp Cystal Lake after the alleged drowning of Jason and why they should have lost more than just their heads.  Also, why do characters like Darth Vader get a pass but horror characters do not?

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    28 mins
  • People v. Mills

    People v. Mills
    Oct 6 2023

    Halloween season kicks off as the legal team discusses the charges that would be brought against David Mills from Seven. Will the "What's in the box?" defense work or Will poor David be lighting Paltrow candles in the penitentiary? Also, What does it mean to sound and think like a lawyer?

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    44 mins
  • USA v. Emmett Lathrop "Doc" Brown, Ph.D

    USA v. Emmett Lathrop "Doc" Brown, Ph.D
    Sep 29 2023

    You better get used to those bars, Doc. On the premiere episode, our lawyers discuss the legal pitfalls of plutonium possession, child endangerment, and animal abuse (Poor Einstein). Also, is building a time machine illegal?

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    58 mins

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