I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the prosecutor's legal police. Oh, Welcome back to the prosecutor's legal briefs. I'm your host Alice and I'm

joined as always by my self-sufficient co-host Brett.

Oh Alice, I just love your pun so much.

You just, you're so brilliant.

They're so funny.

I laughed.

You'd be a great dad, Alice.

I know you're a great mom, but you'd be a great dad.

You got the dad jokes down to a science.

I just love it because look everything has to tie in and also it helps me think of words for you

because you are incredibly self-sufficient but like I mean I don't know

that that's that big of a compliment but here's what I think about when I think of

you and self-sufficiency so Brett is like one of the most amazing lawyers. I think you all know this from his amazing, you know, lectures about the law, but like Brett can can just take a case, no matter how messed up the record is, how badly

another attorney has messed it up, and he just gathers it all and he cleans it all up into the

most beautiful brief or presentation you've ever seen.

So you are like amazing.

So there you go.

See I turned it into a really good compliment.

Well I appreciate that Alice, though the subject we're going to talk about today if you're a lawyer and you're in that situation where you're having to take a trial transcript and clean it all up and make it presentable. If you are dealing with a situation where the person

decided to represent themselves, then good luck is going to be a challenge because you are

in for some sort of whirlwind experience because the old saw about how

anybody who represents themselves has a fool for a lawyer. I don't know that I want to go

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