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Perry Mason Law 

When a lawyer arguing a case does so without clothing. Typically the judge disrobes as well so as to distract the jury from the case at hand, and therefore cloud their judgment of the accused.
"What do you think? Guilty or not guilty?"
"I don't know man, that smokin' hot lawyer is practicing Perry Mason Law. Flip a coin."
Perry Mason Law by jakeOMSII November 9, 2011

Perry Mason moment 

When a lawyer unexpectedly finds or receives evidence that will greatly help their client, especially when the lawyer confronts an opposing witness on the witness stand about said evidence.
I would say Dominion Voting Systems’ lawyers will be having a Perry Mason moment against Fox News with these texts.