Blind ranking questions to ask your lawyer. >> Have you handled cases like mine before? >> I'm going to rank that as a number three. >> Can you guarantee a non-guilty verdict? >> Number five, full stop. >> How many jury trials have you completed? >> Ooh, that's a good question. That's I'm going to rank that as number one. >> Can I lie or make up a story? >> I'm going to rank that as number two. >> What are my best case and worst case scenarios? >> I'm going to rank it number four because that's all I've got left. I'm going to make uh number two, >> Have you had cases like mine before? >> I'm going to make number three, uh best and worst case scenario. Um so, that makes number two go in to number four. This emphasizes the point that vetting your lawyer is important. You want a lawyer that that's handled cases like yours before, that knows how to try a case, who's been in front of a jury, and who has the experience that you really need to handle your case.