Court Cam: "You Don't Know When To Be Quiet" - Top 3 Moments | A&E

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[@abailey9223]

You guys reupload the same videos over and over. I’ve seen the same 20 videos named “top moments” too many times. Its like you got an ipod shuffle with a small library to pick from. Weak stuff, please delete the 2020 court cams rerun playlist and try a new one please? 🤔

[@alexcisneros2980]

Why is their comment 2 days old when it was uploaded an hour ago 🙄

[@amistenson2535]

How was this video posted 3 hours ago but this comment is from 2 days ago?

[@kimbelyburnett1209]

@@Symbolically ⁰]]0

[@sharont2009]

Happy. Happy life with black people

[@ElementalAddict]

The first one, she’s smart. She racked up her days, at least she don’t gotta worry about looking for a place to stay since she can’t go home lol

[@anaismalave227]

Lol right

[@smileybesmilin]

These judges are overzealous with sensitive egos. Of coarse people are upset, they are being charged with crimes… so easy to forget they are innocent till proven guilty, but that’s the USA, Manipulate the emotions, forget what the law actually says, everyone in these comments is a tool

[@capcompass9298]

...for nearly a year.

[@jordanw1649]

@marjorie I do agree but I also think this lady kinda got what she deserves. If you’re that dumb to be rude to the judge, youre too dumb to be out on bond

[@maddie-gj3sn]

@@smileybesmilin 💯

[@naparoid5507]

Judges raising up jail time like it's an auction. "30 days, we got 30 days. Do i hear a 60? 60 days, do i hear a 120? 120 days SOLD to the fine scumbag"

[@nothernstar2576]

I thought the same lol

[@edd590]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@skiworanking160]

🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂

[@0given658]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏻

[@rachelleon13]

Bahahaha. 😂😂 Thank you. I needed that laugh. 🤣

[@too_tired_for_this]

I love it when the judge keeps adding days for contempt of court. It sounds like an auction. 😂

[@evanlight2550]

“GOING ONCE! GOING TWICE! SOLD! Wait, wrong job..”

[@fjm7596]

Going, going, gone!

[@09pippa]

hahaha, your comment made me laugh!

[@MrMaddox57]

if that is district court, the judge would be FORCED to stop at 365 days. He has no authority as that is I believe the maximum for contempt in district court.

[@MrMaddox57]

you can't SENTENCE someone, at least in Ohio anyway, to more than a year in a JAIL. You can HOLD THEM for longer though if their felony case is still going on. But even that has limits I would imagine at some point.

[@jimmaloney1121]

"Sorry, Your Honor." "Not as sorry as she's going to be." 😂😂

[@MmatanelL]

120 years. Nothing to lose. I’m sure Hastings is super happy about ruining his judge’s career.

[@jaimytourigny3027]

He didn't ruin it, in fact, he was more calm and grounded than the actual judge, wich chose to spite him because he's a murderer, and thus was willing to misthreat him as a lesser human being, it was not his place to do that, and it is expected of him to never engage in that kind of attitude, it was a shame as a judge, and he 100% deserved to lose his job, especially considering it is far to be an isolated case.

[@panther2691]

MmatamelL.. i recall what my late father say to me when i was a boy.. "" son.. not all good is good... sometimes thing or person look good can be bad.. and not all bad is bad .. we can learn to be good from the bad"..

[@javiermejia9209]

@@jaimytourigny3027 Idk he did say he’s gonna have him gaged.. isn’t that a violation of the human rights and a threat? Sounds not very lawful to me lol I’m pretty sure the only reason to gag someone is if he’s a threat to himself or others. The man was just sitting there.

[@jackryan4313]

@@javiermejia9209 eh, there's some legal precedent allowing the actual use of a gag or bindings, but it's generally seen as a last resort to uphold order within the court room

[@ButcherBird-FW190D]

@@javiermejia9209 Mr. Ryan is entirely correct. Gagging is a last-ditch option, but it is permissible if deemed necessary to keep order in the court. As with any time an officer shoots a taser; doing so is a guarantee their actions will be looked at pretty closely. -And that's fine if they are truly in the right; but it's got to be blatantly obviously that it's necessary.

[@melissageorge2915]

I have respect for judges like the last one who sees when someone is truly sorry for what they did and drops the charges and tries to help people instead.

[@HannibalOrJustRex]

I've seen the first part of that last one a few times before, but never with the follow up as part of the video until now. I always thought she was such a disrespectful jerk (which she was), but finding out that she was able to get clean and get her head on straight made me happy.

[@melissageorge2915]

@@HannibalOrJustRex me too. They rarely show this second part of her story. It changes the perception of her.

[@sheilahudson6185]

That judge was wrong. He provoked her. All she said was adios and that fool got bent out of shape. That girl hadn't done anything wrong. Adios means bye. People is something else. And he should have apologize to her. I'm glad he did have a change of heart and she just went on to do what she had to do to get from under his wrath. He looks old and we do have a lot of mood swing. Yes I said we because I'm old and will be the first to admit it. 🤣😅😂

[@kburtsev]

No, he decided to play a power game. "Yeah, I'm so good I'm forgiving you after I wronged you and made you apologize for that". He really felt so good about himself patronizing a girl. I dislike people like that a lot.

[@DS-dw3pz]

Nah man.. That last judge looks the kindest bt he was the most horrible one.. He provoked the girl.. All she said was adios after the judge said bye and she walked away.. Then right after that he called her back and added her 10000 dollars to her charges... Ofc she would be totally shocked like what did she do wrong there, only after that she lost control which she shouldn't have bt its understandable.. Then during the 2nd trial, he said dont cry as if it was all her fault.. That's a horrible judge imo bt with a happy looking face

[@snarlingrabiddog5150]

They all had the right to remain silent, they just didn't have the ability.

[@DragonAurora]

EXACTLY...

[@debbieschultz9768]

Very stupid people

[@sherryluce5780]

A Ron White quote lol.

[@icemachine79]

Maybe you expect the same level of restraint from judges that you do from the people appearing before them. But I expect professionals to act professionally, especially when they're being paid hundreds of thousands of $$$ in taxpayer money every year to wear those black robes.

[@ElizabethT45]

@@sherryluce5780 One of my favorites along with "I didn't want to be drunk in public, I wanted to be drunk in the bar. They threw me into public." 🤣🤣

[@MajicMarco]

That judge gave him 3 chances to literally just say "Yes" to avoid a contempt charge and he couldn't do it. Pathetic

[@keniasuarez9305]

Hes crazy..anger management needs.

[@slobodanreka1088]

For asking questions about his charge (which was later dismissed). Too many judges are arrogant little tinpot tyrants with an inflated sense of their own importance.

[@isallah1kafir196]

@@slobodanreka1088 *the third dude* ? Well he was one *delusional sovereign citizen* , who wanted to *first establish jurisdiction and all that other nonsense. One who thinks his "right of travel also means that he may operate one vehicle without a proper driver license.

[@b1llygo4t]

^listen to this boot licker. Does authority shoe sole taste good to you? That judge was out of line. She's an employee of the people and the people own the court house.

[@aldopopow8884]

@@isallah1kafir196 well if he was such a criminal like you say why was the initial charge dismissed. He was just an informed citizen who knew his rights. The Constitution allows you to challenge jurisdiction at any time. And as far as his sentence for contempt he legally has 30 days to appeal that decision, which the judge did not inform him of. Upon appeal he has a good chance of dismissal due to ineffective due process

[@34stzoo]

120 years…. Hastings has nothing to lose!

[@petritibishi5559]

like 80 Procents of the us, ya'll all idiots

[@gasd1246]

@@petritibishi5559 can’t spell percent

[@exoticyeti584]

@@petritibishi5559 clown

[@k_3911]

@@petritibishi5559 where else in the world is the word "Y'all" used? I'm just curious because of the way you worded that it's as if you're not from the US.

[@hadesobsidian5231]

@@petritibishi5559 Like 80 procents of the us? Like you, and who else are you talking about? And you don't need the word "all" when you spell ya'll. Its a contraction of you all. You just said you all all idiots. Procents... you know you can just sound out the word per-cent. Are you functionally illiterate? Serious question.

[@kerrieleidig]

Haha the 1st one was STRAIGHT out of _Breakfast Club_ - "Boom! That's 6 months. You done?" Bender: "Not. Even. CLOSE! Bud."

[@Stopthisrightnow560]

I was laughing the whole time. The only thing that would've made it better is if the judge told her at the end, "You mess with the bull; you get the horns." 😂😂

[@caitlynselerski9206]

I thought the exact same thing 😂🤣

[@meumnomen]

Spot tf on lol

[@PippiOnePointOh]

That first one was great! I loved it! She got free room and board on the state’s dime, in the most epic way. “90 days!” “So?” “120 days!” “Okay and?”

[@NerdyCatCoffeeee]

160 - eeh 180 days!

[@healgoth]

@@NerdyCatCoffeeee quick maths 🧮

[@loganmalough2379]

@@healgoth 500 DAYS!!!!!!!

[@sooperd00p]

He didn't exactly send her on a cruise.

[@GustEdgeOfficial]

@@sooperd00p considering he told her she literally can’t go back home, it’s still a roof over her head and three hot meals a day, which is better than having nothing at all.

[@chairde]

Judges have a great deal of power over you. Making a judge angry is never ever a good thing.

[@trillionaire2478]

But catching them on the streets would be a nightmare 👊🏾👊🏾

[@KobyOwen]

They are not kings. They're supposed to be more fair.

[@chairde]

@@KobyOwen But reality is very different.

[@apimpnamedslickback5936]

@@KobyOwen in that courtroom.... When you're the one in trouble and they're about to sentence you .. they are basically kings.

[@patprince9034]

15 days in contempt for debating in a calm manner? Adding on multiple lots of 60 days because you're taking it too personally? What's wrong with these judges? Where's the ability to rule dispassionately? Why are they so easily riled up? They're judges, they have the power, so why are they so easily agitated by powerless people speaking in desperation because they're lives are being turned upside down.

[@rTTT4]

We have kids streaming on twitch in 4K and courts are at 80's level of video quality.

[@Larry_Owlmann]

The reason is simply the amount of footage courts have to record and store. Recording at that quality would cost a ton especially considering those records have to be maintained for such a long time.

[@zkeepr]

@@Larry_Owlmann Oh

[@sub2jackspedicey312]

@LTrain45 45 😂

[@kelyjavette]

You think this is bad you should see the visitation cameras 😂🤣

[@VariaBug]

Also a lot of court houses were upgraded in the 2000s, especially ones in smaller, less wealthy districts. So their tech is outdated. It works for what it is needed for, but for modern standards not very good. I would expect upgrades in the next decade or so especially considering the pandemic and changes afterwards.

[@lauriesmith4575]

"It looks like Burkes might be finished." "What else you got to say?" "Hold on, she's comin' back."😂 Me: Oh honey, it's called quitting while you're ahead...

[@curtiswilson4737]

Some people can't STFU, lol. They just have to have the last word, and it comes at a cost.

[@ArcyGoldenSnowTV]

Sis had me in tears, "Well I bet I do, BYE" 🤣😂😂😂🤣

[@kingtut1735]

@@curtiswilson4737 Guess what because they don't care about going to jail. Jail is not a punishment in America, it's a criminal resort. Criminals know the system better than the judges and they know they won't spend a long time in prison. They laugh at the judges and their sentences.

[@JoshSweetvale]

Convicts can't submit. They'll be hurt. So the judge is just goading the bull. Do evil things, win evil prizes.

[@MrMaddox57]

THAT"S 300 DAYS lol!!!!

[@Drizzymusiq]

If you reading this have a good day

[@lissiechamberlain7173]

God bless you always

[@ella7225]

You too as well!

[@j2323j]

If your reading this Get🏞🎢🚧⌛ over yourself

[@Meatloaf_8462]

U too!

[@GatCat]

YOU HAVE A GOOD DAY! YOU ROCK MAN! I hope you find $100 bill today. :)

[@josefmechanic]

I like how rays charges go trespassing,assault,terroistic threats, then seatbelt violation

[@tammycosby4495]

I know this isn’t funny but does anyone else do a double take when the list of charges is for pretty serious stuff, such as assault and terroristic threats, and then at the bottom of the list something really minor like ‘failure to wear seatbelt’?

[@detective_mint387]

That's how they're caught.

[@lynnsintention5722]

Yes this is an abuse of power

[@Prince-jb7pv]

@@lynnsintention5722 No it's not. Most dui's start as routine traffic stops because the driver is impaired and because of that forgot to obey a traffic law, such as turning on their lights, running a stop sign, failing to signal, swerving lines, etc. The DUI comes after the fact. A lot of crimes start off as minor and then escalate once more information is obtained, and depending on how cooperative the suspect is, can turn something like a minor warning or speeding ticket into driving with a suspended license, obstruction of justice, assault on a police officer, resisting arrest, possession of drugs/paraphernalia, attempted homicide, etc. You're not excused of your minor charges that were involved during this time.

[@rikkipowers3921]

a lady by my house got pulled over for expired tags, and when they got out the car, officers smelled "decay". They found 2 young kids in the trunk, one had been dead for over a year, and she now has a huge rack of charges with one being expired tags.

[@tammycosby4495]

@Rikki Powers DAYYUM!! Did they know or find out who the kids were or why they’d been killed?

[@DoctorDupe]

For Michael ray the judge was acting like a disappointed parent 😂

[@Ir0nMa1d3n]

Yeah, I didn't see that til you said this but it's exactly like those moments when you give your child a chance to calm down before having to put them in a time out. And really we don't want to have to take away things or do time outs.

[@ilness.al2206]

Guys i live in greece i will tell you thst if you kill someone judge will sentence at 10 years finnaly who i dont live in USA😂😂😂

[@CommonCentrist82]

I'm guessing the reason he's in that mess is because he was never parented in his life.

[@darkseid9391]

Some men like jail it’s a fact no rent no responsibility got someone to take care of you tell you what to do

[@jorgeg-moneyrendon1335]

No he was acting like a jerk who wanted to be worshiped

[@spiyder]

for reference, if anyone’s curious contempt of court is the offense of being disrespectful and/or disobedient toward a court official

[@santaanaaudits8189]

So much for freedom of speech on a bad day.

[@lincolneagle]

@@santaanaaudits8189 Freedom of speech doesn’t mean there are no consequences. Try reading what freedom of speech is as defined by the the first amendment to the constitution. So many people misinterpret it to mean you can say something anytime or anywhere you want to without possible consequences. Which is not true.

[@santaanaaudits8189]

@@lincolneagle Yes, all judges need to use their de-escalation training to speed up the process, considering the back log and their salaries are funded by the citizens.

[@pauln4473]

It's a terrible law. GIVES JUDGES TO MUCH POWER

[@CoercedJab]

@@lincolneagle nah it’s right. You can’t yell fire blah blah blah but you have freedom of speech. What state do you hail from?

[@IAmAlsoTheWalrus]

Judge: "How much is your jewelry worth?" Girl: *stalls* Translation: she ain't got no jewelry that isn't from Target. 😆

[@jessemitchem3880]

Yeah, it sounds like he wasn’t from here so he didn’t understand the expression. Too bad. Why did she get in trouble for saying adios tho? Same reason? He just didn’t understand that she was just saying goodbye, right?

[@IAmAlsoTheWalrus]

@@jessemitchem3880 She was outrageously condescending and rude throughout the entire thing and I think that was just the straw that broke the camel's back.

[@lawrencekellerii4857]

Pretty sure that Target jewelry was shoplifted 😎

[@licanisbeastilarica5761]

What wrong with target jewelry?

[@IAmAlsoTheWalrus]

@@licanisbeastilarica5761It's fine but it's also nothing to brag about.

[@NIGHTMARE.ONLINE]

300 days!!! Now you don’t gotta worry about a place to live for almost a whole year! 😁

[@mrs.dr.spencerreid3992]

😆🤣😂😅. Or food

[@christopherbenoit5585]

She only did 88 days

[@NIGHTMARE.ONLINE]

@@christopherbenoit5585 for 88 days she didn’t have to worry about a place to live. What a blessing!!!

[@kyfarm]

Nah, they always reduce time for contempt charges.

[@deedub81]

The first judge was very petty. He clearly lost his temper and didn’t keep his cool. The defendant certainly earned contempt, but the judge should have remained calm.

[@Meanie74]

I like that you put the girl who was clearly high at her bond’s apology in. She went viral for a stupid moment but she’s def not the biggest criminal out there. Also she hurt no one but herself unlike most of the people in these videos.

[@BigggB3ar]

And she's smoking hot 🔥 too. Well her second court appearance atleast. I'd like to see what she looks like without the court garb on.

[@amagimofumofu6549]

@@BigggB3ar yikes , go touch grass

[@BigggB3ar]

@@amagimofumofu6549 uhhh.. huh?

[@amagimofumofu6549]

@@BigggB3ar ya heard me , go touch grass

[@BigggB3ar]

@@amagimofumofu6549 u first fruity

[@Noahnelson91]

I always seen that last clip of the girl but i never seen the second part where she apologizes and gets her charges dropped a year later after sobering up

[@kaylageairn]

When they played the first clip I was like " lmao got what she deserved" but im actually glad she sobered up and apologized! That's great and the judge was so nice about it.

[@charliekingman4960]

@@kaylageairn the dumb judge raised her charges for no reason other than his personal opinion and feelings. Since when did we start judging based on feelings?

[@theredditshow8951]

Since forever it’s contempt of court and it’s on the judges discretion. Also judges make judgments about a person based on laws and their interpretation of those laws as well as their feelings on it. If they feel you can be reformed you can get a lesser sentence like the judge did for this chic once she stopped tripping on Xanax.

[@kaylageairn]

@@charliekingman4960 lmao because she was disrespectful? Has nothing to do with feelings.

[@KrillixKai]

"I'm not a monster." No, you're just a powerful person who hands out unreachable amounts of wealth as charges and casually throws people in cages for 4 days for laughing. A monster would just frighten me, kill me, and get it over with. You Judge are something far worse than a monster.

[@BajiBunny]

"Man, you are worthless." -A guy who can't even maintain composure in his own jail sentencing

[@heather5540]

She totally could have given him charges for that initial threat of “hope I see you outside”

[@beatpeace879]

Wel those corrupt power hungry judges deserve it

[@too_tired_for_this]

100%

[@heather5540]

@Yo Momma don’t be so daft. We all know why he’d like to see her outside

[@boogitybear2283]

He doesn’t care. He likes the Free stuff he’s getting in Jail starting with Free Housing.

[@RebelGaming4U]

@@beatpeace879 not all of them are like that. Also it is within their powers to do so. Dont blame the people enforcing the rule, blame the ones who come up with it.

[@jdsevereide]

As someone with a former Xanax addiction I feel for the last girl. She's the only one who seemed remorseful. EDIT: I didn't expect such awesome support from so many. Even those who disagree, thanks for the convo.

[@Derfboy]

And I'm glad she got help. I've seen too many people fail out of court ordered rehab...

[@dazzeddoge9731]

Proud of you Jay! 🥰

[@grant1951]

Much love to my fellow Xanax beaters. It can be such a bad drug when used incorrectly

[@Meanie74]

Yea I’m glad they included that clip this time they reuploaded this story (stop doing that A&E get some new footage). I had always thought she seemed high when it went down. Im glad she completed her program and got the charges off her record.

[@natefucoff3319]

How I can’t do it. This world

[@Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88]

I've always seen the last one without the part where she apologizes. I wasn't sure if she was serious or not until she admitted to using xanax while in court. Hope she took that with her as she grows in life. You can't fix your mistakes unless you admit they are there in the first place.

[@alexcisneros2980]

It was obvious she was on xanny. But she didn't say the dosage. Two what? 😑

[@albee_fuqtifanno8595]

Xanax.

[@randoru1871]

@DustedHopeAsk ? it's a pharmaceutical sedative used to treat panic and anxiety disorders. Often, the doses are low (.25 or .5mg) but can increase to 2mg. There are things called Xanax "bars" that are 5mg, and I believe are counterfeit. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

[@0r0r0]

@@randoru1871 Xanax bars are very real, but can be counterfeit very easily and are very often.

[@Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88]

@@albee_fuqtifanno8595 thank bro, hit the key next to what I wanted

[@burnerbaby26]

The first lady basically said “say less” lmfao Edit: I’m crying she really said “I ain’t got no money” 😂

[@kasudano9969]

Some judges do abuse their power..But many of these people have no remorse..no respect...and no concept of Silence is golden

[@Iseethroughyou100]

5th amendment

[@kasudano9969]

@@Iseethroughyou100 criminals loose their rights..just FYI

[@thecupofbrew7955]

@@kasudano9969 No they don't, they lose some, but definitely retain ones like the right to remain silent, the right to a speedy and fair trial etc

[@jowens197]

Yeah I don't think either side was totally right or wrong. The people were disrespectful but the judges sentence was excessive to say the least

[@Iseethroughyou100]

@@kasudano9969 everyone has the right to be silent so I would not say that criminals lose their rights. That's how some of these criminals get off

[@andrewcantor-wagner2056]

I'm glad this ended on a high...err, positive note. Glad the girl completed the rehab program. Hope her life has gone well since.

[@renee95581]

RESPECT for the court goes a long way!

[@charliekingman4960]

I sure hope you're not talking about the last girl Soto. All she said was adios to his goodbye. Nothing worth of being held for contempt. He abused his power to provoke her

[@JS-fc3vq]

Martinez gonna be like " I got my case dismissed" to all his friends. His friends "where were you for the last 15 days?"

[@TanukiOkiyo]

The guy who threatened the judge is Michael Scott Ray. He passed away 8/10/2020. Saw his video obituary and he seemed to have come from a family who loved him. It makes you wonder where it went wrong.

[@tonyarichards5430]

ROFLMFAO No, it doesn’t.

[@apricotmadness4850]

@@tonyarichards5430 It does to me.

[@tonyarichards5430]

@@apricotmadness4850 Well, if that’s how you want to spend your time…..

[@AmyAndThePup]

That's so sad. Wow.

[@sherryluce5780]

I wonder what he died from. It didn't say in his obituary.

[@penguincommunity6218]

“How are you going to tell me I can’t go home?” could have been interpreted as “I don’t how to comply with that unless I move. Is that what’s being required of me?” Hindsight is 20/20, especially for an “armchair judge” like me. But if his initial response had been “you will have to find somewhere else to live if he is not going to move”, then he at least he would have given her an option before things went downhill.

[@Sylvael2002]

Exactly, I think some judges get off a little too much on the power trip.

[@myothernameisnana7188]

Somehow I don't believe that she would have accepted that offer ...

[@Sylvael2002]

@@myothernameisnana7188 No, probably not, but there was no need for him to flex like that in the first place and make things go that way.

[@joshuav8061]

I agree, all public officials should take a 2 year associate program on ebonics

[@cult_of_odin]

Judges all think they are gods. They are the most power hungry, narrsacistic people who have ever walked.

[@jjbentley9]

Acting like your hard to a judge is never a good idea.

[@crand20033]

Do everything they say or else. They are power run amok.

[@Leoprincess3038]

True? But antagonizing people who are already angry because of a power trip isn't a good idea either

[@bian7744]

@@Leoprincess3038 That's why he got fired.

[@senatorarmstrong6886]

@@bian7744 he never got fired, still active even till this day

[@Fluffykitty-bl9ic]

You know that's right

[@yournextdoorgamerwithgames2945]

“Man, you’re worthless.” *Said to a lawyer , trying to help him. 200IQ on this one.*

[@rhymereason3449]

Michael Ray: IMHO an example of someone society would just plain be better off without.

[@ainetmonroe]

You might be right. There’s typically no growing out of that kind of ignorance

[@Vertshark]

Not to worry he died last year with his obit pic showing his face tattoos because he was such a classy guy

[@maddencardinals9551]

300 days in jail for mouthing off I'll be dead in 20 days or 5 days i can't survive 😂😂😂

[@darrellbenbrook6622]

"Like Rick Ross" had me rolling 🤣.

[@michellesutton802]

She was in looney town 🤪🤪🤪🥴🥴🥴🥴

[@aprilpuglia7967]

Crying 🤣🤣

[@KAMALAISHERNAME]

The Martinez dude was hilarious. He breaks the law by driving without a license, but the day of his hearing, he suddenly is a "LAW EXPERT" & goes as far as mentioning amendments 😂🤣. Where was all this "expertise" when he knowingly hopped in his vehicle with no license?

[@goatlocker219]

How can it be a crime, if there is no victim? Martinez has a case. That's why his charges were dropped.

[@XVX_Nickdabeast_XVX]

@@goatlocker219 he was completely out of line. He had no right to give attitude to the judge.

[@goatlocker219]

@@XVX_Nickdabeast_XVX yes he does. That's why all charges were dropped.

[@KAMALAISHERNAME]

@TedH lemme guess, you too are a convicted felon or someone who goes in & out of jail and stays on the other side of the law who plays the victim, correct? Your comment alone just described yourself without saying very much at all. (When your own comment backfires) 🤣😂 Don't bother replying. You're MUTED

[@rgbags8193]

Being a law expert or not doesn't make your individual rights any more or less valid, he doesn't need a law degree to deserve an equal and fair hearing from a judge, she wouldn't listen and he handled everything more professionally than the judge. The judge does control the court room, but the court is for the people, the judge is supposed to be for the people something that they swear an oath for when becoming a lawyer. The contempt on court charge was an ego charge because somebody wouldn't let her bully the proceedings of court without getting any reasonable say in it.

[@ardensinn6004]

Unbelievable anyone would assault their grandfather. I grew up without one. Crazy woman deserves to live on the street. Jails are too comfortable.🖤

[@LexRuger718]

Charges dropped,people call the police out if anger.

[@AverageGamerNub-qf6sp]

That dude who said "your in contempt" bruh that was dumb lol

[@MrBeevee5]

A**holes can be found at any age. However, violence is not the answer for frustration.

[@ezmeraldamedrano]

Tnh I would go after my gma bc she was abusive to me and my little sis when we lived with her. My GPA was a saint tho

[@yeshuaischrist9951]

@@LexRuger718 YOU THINK THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED HERE? WAKE-UP

[@LC-se8pw]

I'm happy for the last girl. She needed help and the judge definitely played his part well. I hope she's still clean and enjoying her life.

[@MarkRuslinzski]

I think he was a little too harsh with $5,000 should have went a bit easier on her a lot easier on her you needed help not a sentence

[@stormisuedonym4599]

@@MarkRuslinzski Going easy on someone who doesn't realize or admit they need help is not helping them.

[@toastytoast1186]

Was in the same way Xanax is no joke learned that the hard way after abusing them still doing substance abuse program but I can say I feel way better mentally and slowly getting physically better, it’s just the drug makes you act out in many different ways one second your laughing the next second your drowsy and or violent, God is Great imo and so are people like this judge who noticed she needed help

[@JoshSweetvale]

Sorry to be horrifyingly cold, but attractive prisoners are an economic disaster for America and its many entertainment industries. Same with smart prisoners, but those usually don't go to prison.

[@LC-se8pw]

@@JoshSweetvale nothing to be sorry for, you're absolutely allowed an opinion of course. Could you explain though, I'm tired and not picking up your train of thought.

[@marypierce2160]

WHEN THE JUDGE WAIVED AND SAID “BYE BYE” I SCREAMED

[@batbratsdesigns]

The last one made me cry. My mom and dad are addict's and they had to work hard to get clean and take care of me. My mom was the one who was able to get full custody and I am grateful. She passed away in 2016 from cancer. She told me I am the reason she survived her addiction because I gave her a reason to live and get clean. I taught her patience bravery and she said I also taught her how to love herself. She was my hero. She was broken but brave. I am autistic and she learned how to communicate with me and help me to communicate with others. I was neglected at first but she made up for it and took responsibility. My dad is not well but well taken care of. Him and my stepmom are doing well. ❤️ We need to give people a chance and get them help instead of locking them up. It's a waste of money and precious time. Rehab should be more important when it comes to addiction and stealing.

[@Es_Don_Val]

This has to be one of the most beautiful story I’ve heard in a while I’m glad that your momma went clean after having a amazing daughter😁

[@parisennis6242]

Soto is the only one of these defendants that have any remorse. Hope she is able to stay clean and live a happy life.

[@jeffreybryan5557]

She's just coming down off the drugs and she is hurtin...

[@omg-kb8oc]

same she just seemed very bubbly and happy regardless of her situation+ she was on Xanax at the time. im Hispanic and it didn’t seem like she was saying adios in a rude way or mocking him. kinda felt bad for her, glad she completed rehab hope she’s doing well

[@mikelob6707]

Agreed, the rest of the people were seemingly trying to get more time

[@claytoncourtney1309]

@@omg-kb8oc Yes, it acutally seemed to me at least, that the Judge said "bye-bye" in a happy way and she returned it in kind

[@atsylor5549]

2 of those judges were provoking the people. I don’t know who’s more ridiculous the people or these petty vindictive judges.

[@stevenramrodd1226]

Imagine how frustrated you would be with dealing with Petty crimes all day!

[@elbozo5723]

@@stevenramrodd1226 if you don’t like it don’t be a judge lol, most judges enjoy what they do considering how much power they have

[@OooohReally]

@@elbozo5723 that's how they become vindictive. On a high power trip forgetting that they're human just like the people they're barking at

[@holdenyoung9017]

@@stevenramrodd1226 imagine making well over 6 figures a year and being able to afford anything you want. What a tough life

[@AaronCross760]

the problem with the criminal system is they're so used to dealing with scumbags that they treat normal people like scumbags too sometimes

[@DavidVanmeterDutch]

I have seen the last clip so many times but nobody has ever included the last part. That was really cool that she actually meant what she said and took action in a positive way.

[@Dorit0z_333]

The second one didn’t even throw the middle finger he threw the peace ✌🏼 sign they trippen🤣🤣

[@mariophil8191]

It’s 30 days in jail... 3 seconds later... IT’S OVER NINE THOUSAND!!!

[@heru-deshet359]

For Martinez one who represents himself has a fool for a client.

[@Platoface]

The charges butt hurt judge. There was no one injured and no victim. F that judge.

[@Platoface]

Notice the charge was dismissed.

[@heru-deshet359]

@@Platoface The court was a fool as well, lol.

[@gina97560]

😂😂😂😂

[@curtiswilson4737]

Mr. Hastings got a hunned and twenty years, lmmfao 🤣! However, he got that judge in trouble, wow! 😳

[@LolCow.Complilations]

“I don’t normally act like that” Yes. You do. Otherwise you wouldn’t have been shocked to finally get some consequences for it.

[@JasonAguirre]

The rest aside, all she said was Adios...

[@jshroud]

👏🏾👏🏾💯💯

[@AndresGarcia-hi4my]

@@JasonAguirre she was also on drugs

[@randomnessultratv782]

“This isn’t who I am, this isn’t what I normally do 😭”

[@Nodiddy556]

Lol Xanax will make you act a fool

[@mori4281]

The last judge taught her a good lesson and thanks to him, she will be in a straight path now

[@MrMustangMan]

i doubt it

[@armandolira107]

Maybe only time will

[@gustavgurke3389]

this right here.

[@mikehoran9901]

Judges have too much power.

[@MsFoxy-hw4jp]

Ok those two women were pretty vindictive... $25,000 to $50,0000 just like that!!! Nah you shouldn't be able to do that.

[@icemachine79]

@@MsFoxy-hw4jp So was that first judge. I get the impression he doesn't like Black people very much.

[@pizzacutter5469]

@@icemachine79 and like always people bring race into it

[@icemachine79]

@@pizzacutter5469 And like always, hillbillies play dumb.

[@pizzacutter5469]

@@icemachine79 who’s a hillbilly here?

[@AA-pw5ni]

I'm confused what happened to Soto at the beginning. He said bye-bye and she said adios. What about that was worthy of a contempt of court charge?

[@Jay-777-p4p]

I agree. He acted immature too.

[@disappointingdbdclips]

Judge was absolutely on a power trip.

[@saulthechicanootaku]

@@Jay-777-p4p I think he was probably mocking how ridiculous Penelope was behaving

[@avasniper1375]

Nothing at all. He over stepped his power. Shouldnt be judge and all his cases should be reviewed

[@MrDlt123]

"I had the right to remain silent....but I didnt have the ability." - Comedian, Ron White

[@parakeet8157]

Such an appropriate statement👍😇

[@annegreenwood3624]

at least the first lady has a warm place too live 300 days 😂another great video

[@samu3l19]

How have I just discovered this now? It's bingeworthy!

[@gina97560]

Lawd , maybe that First Lady was just crazy . She couldn’t stop herself , lol

[@curtiswilson4737]

Learned myself that once a woman starts arguing, they do not know how to STFU, so I just pack my stuff, don't talk, leave, and go home, and don't attempt to text, or answer the phone, put it on airplane mode, lol.

[@teeman5553]

Dude, she was homeless with nowhere to go, now she gets free food, gym access and medical. She was in complete controll and played the system like a pro.

[@MsClarissa2012]

Nah she needed a place to stay

[@sliceoflife3824]

That first segment reminded me so much of a scene from “The Breakfast Club”. “Don’t mess with the bull young man, you’ll get the horns.”

[@Winniesingss]

Lol I was thinking the same thing 😂

[@CoolPandaTheMovieNerd]

After 120 years, Matthew Hastings will have his whole life ahead of him.

[@luminouskiwi1104]

8:14 “his original charge would be dismissed”… so if he didn’t say anything he would’ve been fine…

[@jamescopening8591]

Some people just don’t know when to just simply shut up and listen 👂

[@shubhamamritkar8804]

Why those feel like contempt of judges than contempt of court 😂😂JK

[@JustMomHere]

Same thing.

[@kdawson020279]

In some of them, they were, but it's really, really stupid to make terroristic threats and go on profane tirades to someone who has the ability to sanction you for failure to maintain a level of decorum in their courtroom. Hastings' attorneys didn't seem to be eager to do anything to restrain their client, and it's obvious from the fact that he tried to kill police officers and was unrepentant that he isn't a great person. The Sovereign Citizen trying to argue KZbin University Law just got 15 days for being insistently pro se stupid. You have the right to remain silent (Miranda v Arizona, and the 5th Amendment) but not everyone has the ability.

[@Rextheslime1]

It’s not jk it’s just they judges seem to be Karen’s

[@CoercedJab]

@@kdawson020279 wow sovereign citizen?? You realize that SC disinfo is disinfo right? You actually have rights as a citizen You also realize he was the only one that had charges dropped… because he as right But I guess you know more because you cited Miranda and the 5th amendment 😂 such deep legal knowledge. Way to assume like that ignorant judge did tho! Turns out she was wrong in the end so apply that to yourself too

[@TravisDoesKayakFishing]

That first one was like that scene from The Breakfast Club. "You want another" "YES" "You got it, how about another" "SO" "That's another"

[@aeddinlewis5713]

10:35 officers in the back are holding back their laughter 😂 this dude is just nuts

[@hatednyc]

Judges need to stop speaking to people like they’re a parent. We are adults. Some of us don’t act like it but it’s the Judge’s job to be impartial and remain calm and collected. If they can’t do that they shouldn’t be on the bench.

[@Why-_-So-_-Serious]

Yep and if you get loud they give you jail time lol funny how that works

[@CoercedJab]

@Win Big with Lena & Mike oh please Don’t lick the boots too hard

[@gamecrusher2024]

@Win Big with Lena & Mike Exactly!

[@blodus4521]

Criminals are bad obviously, but there should be more checks in place to keep judges from acting like feudal lords.

[@MP-in4or]

@Win Big with Lena & Mike Not exactly. Not everyone who appears before a judge is guilty.

[@lance3748]

Hastings can probably kiss his hope for winning an appeal goodbye.

[@paulwalsh8521]

If he does have an appeals hearing, you best bet the judge will be on his best behavior.

[@thesunrisechick]

@Jazzarai Jackson Provoked him? How do you provoke a monster?

[@MyWeedgrower]

@@thesunrisechick dude is getting charged for 4 murders why does it matter if he finished HS? there is no need to even ask him that. after that the judge just started talking down to him.

[@earlofmar7987]

We NEED more judges like this.

[@Heartless_.d2]

They weren’t raised right if u don’t know how to be quiet when your in trouble 😂

[@broboss9530]

you treat your citizens like toddlers.

[@j2323j]

@@broboss9530 Don't act like a kid

[@jeannieemberton5746]

They wouldn't be in trouble,if they were raised right!

[@DragonAurora]

@@broboss9530 Act like a child, get treated like a child. Understand?

[@user-ll9nu8fb7j]

@@amigoisnumber lol nice one kid

[@kettch777]

That last judge, though. He sarcastically says "Bye bye!" as she leaves, and she simply says "Adios" without any rancor, and he calls her back and doubles her bond. The trouble is judges have almost limitless power to hurt anyone who comes in front of them like this--holding them in contempt, increasing or denying bond, sarcastic and rude behavior to elicit a response from the defendant to justify more charges, etc. They are little tyrants in the courtroom and they know they can do almost anything. The Constitution means nothing when a judge can literally order anything and it is given force of law. The judicial branch needs checks on its authority just like the legislative and executive branches have.

[@liquidlinda2708]

AMEN!!!

[@barkhodan9177]

I thought he was Santa all old fat and jolly at first but then turned out to be the Grinch by the end.

[@liquidlinda2708]

@@barkhodan9177 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jabari441]

Her attitude was terrible

[@whatitisnt.]

Crazy how a citizen isn't allowed to react off emotions but a judge is. They can just get mad and yell and scream etc because they're angry at the moment

[@a.walters123]

It’s unacceptable for a defendant to have an attitude but it’s perfectly okay for a judge to be flippant and immature. Obviously people are going to be upset when they’re freedom is taken away, and a Judge is *responsible* for remaining impartial and objective, not responding on hurt feelings when a defendant doesn’t like them. They’re *responsible* for deescalating the situation and having empathy for an individual. When they act like a controlling, angry parent, only bad things will follow.

[@thatguy6214]

Are you familiar with contempt of court? This video does a pretty good job at showing how broad it can be. That one judge got in trouble. These people were triggering idiots.

[@whatitisnt.]

Crazy how the citizen isn't allowed to react off emotions but a judge is. They can just get mad and scream and behave like little kids while in their elected duties

[@Laura-Yu]

I have no sympathies.

[@whatitisnt.]

@ayebands yes we are because the reason that criminal is in the court room in the first place is their emotions. They get mad they kill. They get mad, they assault. etc. Same as the judges in this instance. They lost their cool and tried to quench their never ending anger and satiate it for the moment. Judges have to enforce the law, not their feelings. Leave the ego at your house once your serving the public. Do not serve your ego. Judges are ELECTED to be level headed perpetually. We are a country of laws. Which is why the judge in the end got reprimanded

[@brianwest2775]

Yes, that first one was outrageous. Simply an ego battle. It's ridiculous that a judge can send you to jail for 88+ days for that. That was simply someone who doesn't understand why she can't go home and saying WTF?! She wasn't disobeying any significant order of the court. Plus, it costs about $100/day to keep someone in jail, so the judge wants to spend $30,000 of our tax money to teach her a lesson about manners in court. Pathetic.

[@thecaseclosedpikachufiles]

Cop: Sorry you honor Judge: Not as sorry as she's going to be. Yeah some people just do not know when to shut their mouths

[@VirgoCali89]

When you are in front of a judge and the person who has your life in their hands, it's a good idea to be on your best behavior as if you are in church 😂

[@sheilahudson6185]

Yesssss and I tell people this. So true.

[@vivians9392]

It's called having "respect" for the justice system and the judge!

[@jaimytourigny3027]

When you have no choice to partake or not into an action that is dictated to you, it is called being removed his liberty You don't seem eager at all to protect your first amendment it seems, good for you, because contempt is only a crime when facing law representative, how's that normal or a human right?

[@throwarocknow]

These people's heads are not working like ours.

[@MikeTythonLLC]

I'm pretty sure none of these people have been in a church before

[@chillwillfromtheville]

I got a notice for jury duty once. Thankfully me and about 50 other people got dismissed after about an hour but while we were initially getting briefed by the judge this chick not only failed to put her phone on silent but answered it. After the judge said she couldn't do that she ignored him and kept talking. She wasn't loud but she just wouldn't get off it and ended up getting like 5 days in jail. I don't know if she actually spent the whole time there but it was pretty amazing seeing somebody throw away time like that over a phone call.

[@drewizkoollikeicecre]

I think of the adage “Anyone that represents himself in court, has a fool for a client”.

[@rcheetahcheeta27]

The 3rd guy was a fool LONG BEFORE this proceding.

[@jaimesantiago1751]

Maybe that's they want people to believe

[@drewizkoollikeicecre]

@@rcheetahcheeta27 Too true!

[@Onio_Saiyan]

The last one was a sovereign citizen. I've heard that tired argument many times on videos like these. "is there an injured party?" "Was there a victim?" There doesn't have to be an injured party or a victim for a crime to have been committed. Driving without a license is one such crime. The law clearly states you need to have a driver's license and proof of insurance and operate a motor vehicle. If you don't have one of those it's illegal to drive or drive that car.

[@icdat44]

2:11-Hilarious! She should have had to do ALL 300 DAYS!! Don't talk about it, be about it.

[@arielg6029]

I do not see much difference between Soto's "adios" and judge Jorge Rodriguez-Chomat's "bye, bye"; if she was wrong so was he. This video went viral in 2013, rocketing Rodriguez-Chomat to fame. However, his popularity did not last much; he died in 2017.

[@bmf0003]

11:17 friend. though i have to say i have a beef with that because the two offenses are imo identical. i.e. the judge should also face contempt of court

[@nilara93]

Exactly!

[@wallyprichard7451]

Yeah I didnt like that judge. Its like some judges get off on the misery and distraught of others and found himelf upset that she seemed to be all smiley.

[@anarchist2381]

Yes yes yes

[@anarchist2381]

That was just embarrassing to witness is display of a complete incompetence temperature tantrum like a 5 year old boohoo 300 days

[@mnpd3]

I never understood the "bye-bye" v. "adios" offense. The judge says goodbye in English, she says goodbye in Spanish. Why was he upset? Isn't goodbye the same in any language?

[@ivett_]

Yeah but she said it in a way to sound “funny” and act like a smart*ss.

[@darthplageous5412]

It was her snarky attitude

[@jessicayal]

I believe she was making fun of his English

[@badgalsaj]

Wasn’t she one drugs when this day happened?

[@lance3748]

I would have just laughed off her "adios". After all the real nonsense and vile behavior judges have to deal with he really should have laughed at her silliness.

[@dcc-randomstorieswithmel7424]

That judge was holding an auction That's 200days😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣😂

[@pottytheparrot310]

THATS 300 DAYS

[@hughjainis8302]

Why do judges get especially peeved when a defendant tries to throw the law at them? They're judges, why not simply dismantle their amateur arguments? They just immediately get emotional and put them in contempt.

[@LolCow.Complilations]

Not saying it’s right; but I think it comes from years of studying law. It’s kinda like if a random were to try to tell a doctor something about the human body. Their immediate response is “I’m sorry did YOU go to school for 8+ years for this?” And honestly they’re usually right. Again. Not saying it’s right. I’d much rather watch them dismantle the argument as well.

[@gardener5857]

EGO.

[@lees3117]

Tyranny

[@lees3117]

It's all about power to these judges

[@MsAchampion]

Because they feel superior over all others. Hence their names. Superior Court judge. They have to show authority in order to maintain a certain level of respect and reputation.

[@Akooks]

I used to work at a restaurant close to a court house. Judges use to come in all the time. They were the worst people me and my coworkers have ever served. There was 9 of them. They acted like the world is their courthouse, and they never tipped.

[@TheyCallMeMrBoombahstic]

Accurate

[@liquidlinda2708]

Figures…

[@ECP67]

Al Ken, I am sorry to hear how the judges treated you. Not every place in the world is a courthouse. What they did was unacceptable!

[@C4songaming]

@@TheyCallMeMrBoombahstic this is not accurate in all cases, i promise you there are good judges that are amazing and extremely nice people.

[@TheyCallMeMrBoombahstic]

@@C4songaming Surely.

[@Rissa_Mae]

jailed for having an attitude

[@grafmecx2641]

Ok the guy roasting the judge and calling him pops gave me a good laugh. .

[@michellekeith5602]

I hope Penelope gets her life together. She's so young and has a life ahead of her❤️

[@AAAAAA-th4wg]

The SASS of the judge with "Mister Hastings" is just BEAUTIFUL

[@JohnnyDogs1978]

Sovereign citizens, just hearing the start of his spiel grinds my gears.

[@6StimuL84]

Considering the terms used together are nothing you are just ignorant....A man cannot be his own supreme ruler, a sovereign and a SUBJECT called a citizen.....

[@JohnnyDogs1978]

@@6StimuL84 read the first part of your message again. Second, it's a common term for a group of people with certain beliefs, of which I guarantee he is one. Yep, I'm ignorant.

[@6StimuL84]

@@JohnnyDogs1978 Good thing the American people ARE the sovereign and not the treasonous habitually lying oath breaking traitors with sworn oaths and duties, huh?

[@ryanfreeman5083]

He did nothing wrong, morally. At all, and he is correct morally. He is incorrect legally and faces consequences for it, but I still will agree with him in principle. Needing a license from the state to use your own property is immoral, regardless of legality. Im not saying to just do away with traffic laws, but I am just voicing personally disagreement with some of them.

[@UncleAL86]

‘How you gonna tell me I can’t go home?’ ‘I JUST DID!’

[@jahbay]

I hope that last girl is doing well. She seemed really sincere.....

[@tammywhitworth6331]

I agree

[@tonyarichards5430]

She wasn’t, she was afraid of jail.

[@joeltaylorthethird5443]

@@tonyarichards5430 meh

[@jonittasamuel8974]

@@tonyarichards5430 i mean you dont exactly know what was going on in her head so i mean you cant assume.

[@bhaalboy]

@@tonyarichards5430 She tell u that?

[@piasecki20]

imagine having the power to imprison a person just because your feelings got hurt. judges are so petty.

[@I.M2008]

This just demonstrates that the so-called American Justice System is based on the whims and sensitivities of so-called Judges on a power trip. The sentences they dish out are directly proportional to the injuries suffered by their over-inflated egos.

[@jahneastanfield2662]

Respect!!!!

[@moiseskerschener2634]

Yeah, she's afraid of going to jail, although she just said, "adios" lol, what's wrong with that? Or the judge thinks it means something bad?

[@icemachine79]

@@moiseskerschener2634 He's a monster.

[@piasecki20]

@@moiseskerschener2634 literally just says goodbye in spanish and that's interpreted by him as disrespect? that's just being racist at that point.

[@ИванГрозный-х1у]

Can’t hold y’all I can see why people would react badly to being sentenced for a substantial period of time. The judges acting like they are the defendants parents or something. They talk down to them so.

[@Clayton.Bigsby.360]

The man was right, who is the victim?

[@kut4471]

@@Clayton.Bigsby.360 Its the same as speeding, no one is the victim but it's still not allowed.

[@calflanagan-fenton900]

Well if they can't accept the repercussions of their actions then they shouldn't have broken the law on the first place. The court system is a punishment

[@recoveringbeautifully4920]

That's basically what they have to do. Someone has to hold people responsible

[@bufordt.justice1539]

What? Do you actually think criminals deserve respect?

[@RetroJack]

I love it when a lil princess gets a dose of reality! 🤣

[@BallTodd]

I don't understand why she was found in contempt of court for saying adios isn't that Spanish for goodbye just like the judge saying bye-bye

[@BallTodd]

@@zackkatian3436 oooh

[@tonyarichards5430]

And it’s America. The judge was not speaking Spanish to her.

[@TheYagerD]

@Rey Orozco seriously. Talk about unprofessional.....

[@evelynmiranda9072]

Really thats ridiculous she was saying bye to him.

[@patatedoucebb2919]

She said it in an extremely flippant tone, undermining the seriousness of the situation.

[@droopysnoopy9354]

American court system is so messed up imagine getting a judge who just caught his wife getting plowed by the gardener he’s would just throw out days in jail

[@rosemarydudley9954]

Droopy Snoopy ... LOL. Reminds me of the "old book" called Lady Chatterly's Lover" The gardener certainly planted a few seeds! LMAO

[@roberthulen5162]

You should try going to court in a Chinese, Russian, or Mexican court system. Facts don’t care about your feelings.

[@Jhop273]

Always let your lawyer speak for you

[@mantelmann13]

@@roberthulen5162 The US has a higher crime rate than Rwanda, Kazakhstan etc. A higher crime rate than many if not most 3rd world countries. You can't let the US look good. Not even by comparing it's legal system. It just became a hellhole.

[@iram5192]

@@roberthulen5162 I'm Russian and I'm terrified watching these vindictive judges of yours

[@aprilpuglia7967]

That judge that said “bye bye” lives rent free in my head

[@jonathanmthomas2728]

Not gonna lie that little "adios" from Penelope was kinda cute

[@billfrench9218]

120 Years, WOW, AMAZING PLAN ON KEEPING HIM ALIVE FOR THIS 😆

[@gabriellenichole3445]

These people have serious impulse control issues. Also worst comebacks I’ve ever heard...” no you’re in contempt!” Lol 😆

[@liquidlinda2708]

The judge WAS IN CONTEMPT!!! He should be reported!

[@icemachine79]

Yeah, especially the first and last judges. They shouldn't be on the bench deciding people's fates if they can't act like adults.

[@CoercedJab]

And some people are ignorant of words and definitions lol 😆 Judge was in CONTEMPT of COURT Look it up or just watch the video where they tell you he was reprimanded for it lol 😆

[@carolinebrancato4806]

im confused, what exactly did Hastings do besides politely say "no your honor"? the judge provoked him, i kinda feel bad

[@stephenbeacham9717]

Hastings is an animal. But these judges are tiny people with to much ego and power. The one guy’s expired license case was dropped. He was asking her questions she couldn’t answer.

[@fccc3379]

Hastings probably showed an attitude when the judge was trying to lecture him or give him a talk on something about a "thumbnail sketch of the American system of government," and that easily angered the judge.

[@POTC]

"I kinda feel bad for him". This is the problem with this country. Defending and "feeling bad" for criminals. You don't want to deal with the big ole mean judge??? Don't break the law.

[@wadesworld6250]

@@stephenbeacham9717 No, he was trying to go down the "sovereign citizen" route and the judge cut him off. She doesn't have to play his legal game he learned on the Internet because it has no basis in law. He was held in contempt due to his disrespectful behavior.

[@raphaelyanez4357]

@@POTC its not that we're defending but the fact that the judge took it farther than it shouldve been