Attorney Held In Contempt Plus Crying And Dumpster Diving!

[@sandydog426]

Judge Manning has been a firefighter, a sheriff, a lawyer, and was in the military. She ain't about to deal with this dude's disrespect lol. I would crap my pants if I made her mad.

[@davidariamirroarkyoung]

I don't blame you if I was going in with knowing that I had pissed her off, I would figuratively go in with flowers chocolates a piece of jewelry and a written apology no excuse just I completely made mistake being completely polite quite speaking when spoken to with absolute manners.

[@davidariamirroarkyoung]

That's not to say she is not nice polite and a great person with extreme patience.

[@DearMe247]

@@davidariamirroarkyoung lol that could and would be considered 'bribery' of a GovernMENt official and is a crime .... all you MUST do is BE respectful and stick to the FACTS of the case that have EVIDENCE to prove what you say in your testimony .... don't embellish and don't lie as that's call perjury which is a crime.

[@txkoutdoorfam6911]

@@DearMe247dramatic, a little. It’s a KZbin comment….

[@txkoutdoorfam6911]

@sandydog426 that’s very interesting, I’ve always liked this judge. And I believe she can be intimidating, in a professional way.

[@JNDeaux]

_”I just don’t appreciate your tone.”_ Talking to a judge who’s already angry with you as if they are your child is a winning move.

[@curlmouse]

I can’t imagine speaking to a judge in that tone at all, and even more so to Judge Manning. The brazenness of this dude is astounding.

[@jan_vyhnak]

What is the problem? After he said that she changed her tone for sure.

[@MarySmith-bc7mf]

@@curlmouseright he is something else. If ou have a brain don’t hire him

[@thedave1771]

@@jan_vyhnakhah. true, her tone did change. He should have straight out told her to calm down, that would also change her tone.

[@HB-ey2dk]

​@@jan_vyhnaksure, her tone may have changed but she decided to hold a hearing for contempt and probably would've have otherwise before that comment. So he "won" that at what cost? 😂

[@cgoodwin256]

I love when judges show their appreciation for the people who work for them.

[@misterbeeps]

The people who work for us.

[@Rae_777]

*with them

[@evelynhill9504]

I love when judges show appreciation for the people who pay them and when they actually get elected lawfully.

[@jenniferthacker4231]

​@@evelynhill9504are you saying that Judge Stevens was elected unlawfully?

[@nicoleturner5005]

I work in Fulton County and I am so tempted to go to that contempt hearing. It’s time for a field trip to Judge Manning’s courtroom!

[@sharonbosley6028]

Can we see the contempt court case?

[@judyfrancis4515]

I'll pay your gas money, if you share the story!😉

[@DustinChase]

Could you imagine if that was your attorney and your case was in front of this judge 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ this dude can’t take responsibility for his actions and he has an attitude about it what a dumbass. I bet his Google reviews are terrible.

[@9babyblu]

Doooo iiiiiT!! Lol, I realize the date has come and gone. Did you go?? 😂

[@annallen5838]

This has passed I think but I'm in Griddin we definitely need a field trip to her court !

[@Kthb80]

The issue with Judge Manning could’ve easily been diffused with a simple “I’m sorry your honor, I will fix my contact info” …

[@markieffmorris9263]

That’s what a successful lawyer would have done. This man is a penniless failure

[@norarivkis2513]

​@@markieffmorris9263That's simply what a sensible human being would do.

[@kathyw382]

Right!!! It is very simple and an easy fix. Why all the push back and disrespectfulness I don’t get it.

[@jan_vyhnak]

So is fair to say smiling and acting like idiot doesn't help? That's what's fair to say?

[@thedave1771]

@@jan_vyhnakit’s definitely not the recommended approach. It’s an approach.

[@daanab5977]

For someone on bed rest he sure have all the attitude and strength to talk inappropriately to the judge. He should not be practicing. I hope his client sue him that is just atrocious

[@DearMe247]

ikr! unless he has a blood clot in his leg but he can appear by zoom and work on line doing research, preparing motions and eFilings .... his excuse is bogus imo

[@Emm325]

@@DearMe247if he had a blood clot then bedrest would be the last thing he’d be on…gonna go with he’s full of it, and got his doctor’s note from an all cash practice…

[@bihyoudontknowme469]

"I dont appreciate your tone" is a string of words that definitely wouldn't come out of my mouth to judge Manning 😬

[@norahc.]

It's always a bad sign when someone has to resort to the "tone" argument. It usually indicates they can't win on the substance of their argument and are resorting to the next level

[@BTJ10]

That attorney has brass nerves saying I don’t like your tone to Judge Manning .

[@FieryEssence]

Because her tone was god awful, he's right, are you clowns deaf?

[@lizardog]

@@BTJ10 and nothing between his ears.

[@markieffmorris9263]

There’s a reason this man has no career

[@jeffreyhouser1891]

Love Judge Manning especially when she chews people out in her courtroom.She really takes care of her staff.

[@lexsinevermind]

I feel bad for that attny's client - if for no other reason than his inability to get his contact information correct on his pleadings and filing it with necessary places. Worried what else is missing!

[@blazeron12]

We've seen a lot of good PD's. This is not one of them.

[@dlane7539]

That's very worrisome. Id not want an attorney who is either too lazy...or intentionally misleading a court. Id immediately ask for a competent attorney.

[@mellvee]

​@@blazeron12This is not a public defender. He's a private defense attorney. A public defender would almost certainly not behave this way. It happens very occasionally, but generally when it does happen, the attorney is quickly fired and a bar complaint is lodged.

[@aliciacarstensen7904]

Yeah my first divorce attorney was a mess! $3500 retainer. Hired new attorney and she said everything he did was all wrong and if it were her she'd ask for a refund. I did but I was still out $1k and he blew up my phone and email as he was so pissed I fired him. My new attorney apologized and said it's very unprofessional of him to do that. Just ignore him. Unbelievable. Muy new attorney got my divorce granted in 8 months. Sso happy

[@Katrina-qs2rl]

Missing? Yeh. What about a law license for starters.

[@maryjane4432]

I didn’t realize he was a lawyer until she started going in on him! I thought he was a defendant

[@maryholden3136]

Me too. I also thought he was under the influence of something

[@Katrina-qs2rl]

Me too. His alleged education sucks.

[@Gwentheferret]

DISBAR THAT LAWYER! Extreme negligence of his client, extreme contempt and inappropriate behavior to the judge, failure to properly communicate, etc.

[@mikesgoodmann9349]

probably has a mail-order law license?

[@Katrina-qs2rl]

The bar needs to audit his bank accounts for possible fraud. Does he owe refunds to anyone? Is he commingling funds?

[@johnmurphyable]

I have never seen a judge mute an attorney!

[@tisbutascratch9276]

I have.

[@Mallakangie]

OMG!!! He's an attorney????!!!!

[@lizardog]

@@Mallakangie I too was shocked when I realized he wasn't appearing before the judge as a defendant.

[@TheOriginalLexa]

I only have a couple of times

[@janwieck400]

A female judge told him to "shut up". That was too much. He's probably filing for permanent residency in Iran now, where this sort of insult can't happen to him again.

[@Gurl-5150]

Disbarring him is probably the best move.

[@mellvee]

I love that Judge Manning did not allow that ignorant, smug, irresponsible and contemptuous attorney to get away with claiming a "conflict" when he didn't bother to file a Notice of Engaged Counsel with the court. I file them all of the time. At least once a week. They're not always looked at, and occasionally the court refuses to honor them and grant a continuance. When that happens, we either send someone else or we continue our other appearance and show up in the court that won't excuse us. Additionally, changing your contact details on the e-filing systems isn't that difficult. On most of them, you can simply log in and do it yourself. On others, you have to contact the site administrator by email or phone and request that they update it for you. Again, I do this everytime we change any of our contact information .We file documents on 5 different electronic systems on the state and federal level, and it's a quick and nearly painless process, in every instance. The guy is a jerk, who obviously doesn't care about his client or the court. He needs to be disbarred if he doesn't have an immediate and drastic change of attitude.

[@lorimcbrayer8431]

Makes you wonder how he has been able to work as a lawyer past one month.

[@bradkempton7905]

"I'm looking for an explanation for why you're failing at life." Ouch, that was brutal.

[@tammyconnelly3324]

I can’t believe he is a lawyer.

[@momsterzz]

It’s shocking

[@sushanart]

I couldn't believe it either. 😳

[@anthonyslazas6413]

Might not be one much longer with that attitude

[@Apriladrenaline]

I thought it was the freaking defendant the whole time 😂😂

[@geniahorton]

couldn't be mine!

[@mellvee]

Judge Manning is obligated to contact the state bar association and report such blatant misconduct. You can absolutely lose your license at least temporarily for being that disrespectful to the court. Attorneys are absolutely bound to respect the courts and the laws of the areas in which they practice. They may not be permanently suspended but they're likely to at least recieve a piblic censure and fines.

[@Katrina-qs2rl]

The bar, from what I've seen, gives members a lot of chances to comply with law practice regulations. The bar also keeps some of these actions confidential, not open to the public. At most, he might get a suspension. If the bar were stricter, these guys would be more careful.

[@LauraB12k]

"I don't appreciate your tone" Holy God. This was the wrongest possible judge to try that on.

[@Katrina-qs2rl]

Manning. Simpson. Would never stand for this.

[@TexMomHollie]

I caught a DUI years ago and hired an attorney like the one in contempt for "conflicts." I showed up over and over for court but he didn't. I was out on bond thank God and the lawyer was cheap so I thought the longer it went since the actual crime with me obeying the laws, the less likely I was to get in big trouble. 4 years later I finally flagged down the DA and sat down and worked out my own deal. My lawyer wandered in right before I signed and was blown away with what I was able to negotiate for myself 😆 I think he almost hired me!

[@Katrina-qs2rl]

That tells me that you are a reasonable person and the court rewarded you.

[@jaythatguyyouknow5135]

Judge drops a statement at 30:54 I’ll remember forever. “You’re only as good as the worst person you hang around with” definitely wise words I know many people need to hear and ones I’ll be telling my kids when that time comes.

[@maryholden3136]

My grandfather used to say who you're with tells people what you are

[@vickybryan25]

Dudes a lawyer but doesn’t want to be contacted when he doesn’t want to work lol

[@zaddyjacquescormery6613]

That “attorney” was unbelievable. He better be wrung up for ethics violations with the Georgia State Bar.

[@jeffdavis638]

That attorney needs to be disbarred or at least reported for his conduct.

[@lizaaltizer7775]

She just missed two easy opportunities here. Why are you crying? “Because you mentioned my parents posting my bail and this is hurting them” Did you have kids then? “Yes but now I’ve seen the impact my bad choice had on them and I don’t want to hurt them like that again”.

[@mauimeowi]

Those things probably never crossed her mind. She is crying for herself, to manipulate the judge. She will go right back to doing the same old things.

[@Crash33333a]

JM gets mad at cops who write tickets but then don't show up, I love the way she handles her courtroom. This just shows with how upset she was because a cop shows up and the Atty doesn't. I think everything she said went in 1 ear and out the other, no brain to stop her words and process them. I've got May 11th on my calendar, can't wait to see what happens. I think with him ignoring her orders to put his info on the State website, which I'm assuming is what they need to do anyhow, this should at LEAST get him a nice fine. She can send that money to Janelle to help with driving lessons!!!

[@jellysofa]

Lol! Janelle needs all the help she can get! 🤣

[@nbk9372]

When a lawyer continues to ignore directives or being ordered to update important "business" contact information, one has to really take a good look as the WHY. I suspect this lawyer is dodging being served by the state's bar to answer for the many complaints filed against him, if he is served on a certain date, then the clock starts running and when you runs the clock out on that, then the clock starts running on the next OTSC from the state bar. There is a reason he is purposely not updating the email address or contact number and they are not good reasons either. He is intentionally hiding from his overlords that control his license, no license, no job!

[@maryjane4432]

If I were his client he would be fired

[@SassyKYgirl51]

Wow what is wrong with these attorneys?? Like nobody owes them anything! 😮go Judge Manning

[@Creative-Chaos]

$200,000 bond? I don’t care if it is a family member or not, I am not helping.

[@shannonphx407]

Might as well be no bond.

[@lorimcbrayer8431]

I agree. No excuse to get arrested for ANYTHING. It has worked for me.

[@amandaadkins799]

Judge Stevens saying "Well.." is basically code for "Bless your heart" 😂😂😂

[@Jay_realistic88]

😆😆

[@seabhac7147]

What is with these attorneys lately. How can they act contemptible behavior. A message needs to made. 2 warnings and jail

[@Hylian_Mew_]

Right?!? What are we on, like 4 now within the last few days? Probably more lol but seriously, what the heck is going on?!

[@thefarmerswifeknits6190]

They were absent the day they covered respect for the court in law school.

[@jerryscray1789]

No warnings just send them

[@BalotelliFan713]

Lawyers are people. Have you seen people in the last 10 years and how little respect or intelligence is about in general society?

[@lizardog]

@@BalotelliFan713 It's been like this since 2015, but it got exponentially worse after November of 2016.

[@lynall-zi9yj]

If anyone ever looked at me the way Judge Manning looked at Mr. Walls when he first started speaking, I would simply perish

[@ilse8249]

Geez, for the first case I hope the client seeks some sort of other counsel. I would have serious concerns about adequate legal representation especially when it comes to hanging up on Judge Mannings assistant and not filing appropriate motions/notices.

[@kcindc5539]

How much do you want to bet he’s not currently compliant with the state Bar? I’m thinking he’s trying to duck and hide

[@rhanBo]

As someone who used to live that lifestyle due to drugs, I remember the first time an officer asked me what my roommate/best friends last name was and I couldn’t tell him. It was the first time it had occurred to me that there were people that were prominent in my life that I didn’t even know their last names. Since I had only been apart of that lifestyle for like a 7 months at the time, the realization about how absurd that was hit me pretty hard until I got high again. The others that had always lived that way just never seemed to realize it wasn’t normal. Sometimes with addiction the crazier the story, the more true it is. And of course, sometimes is not.

[@aprilburrill]

My cousin and I were out past curfew when I was 16 and he was 20-21. We got pulled over and the cop separated us and asked each of us the other’s last name and my cousin didn’t know my last name. That cop totally did not believe us. Looking back now I see how suspicious it had to look and I now understand why they made me call my mom but I just remember being so mad at that cop. 🤣🤦🏻‍♀️

[@TwoBassed]

I was an ‘outlaw’ biker, I knew my ‘brothers’ for multiple years but only knew them by their ‘nicknames’ as they did me. They were the only names needed!

[@jacklow9611]

But generally IS.

[@jacklow9611]

@@aprilburrill You're own cousin didn't know your last name? That's incomprehensible to me. I have some cousins, I have found, that I don't know at all, as we have never met, but every other cousin that I have met, I know their names.

[@aprilburrill]

@jacklow9611 I'm 41 and I am fully convinced he still doesn't know my last name. To be fair, it has changed twice since then, but still

[@colleenmoylan4214]

This case with the young girl is so depressing! I hope the person that was assaulted is ok. Drug dealers! Duh

[@susanbest8233]

The victim was injured terribly. Blinded in one eye, broken neck, broken ribs. He was a disabled young man. They tortured him trying to get his disability check. She's a real peach.

[@vivaldi1948]

Tell Mr. Walls that they're looking for lawyers in St. Louis. Seems like he would fit right in.

[@kristenskrenes5093]

I thought the same thing!!

[@2late4date]

😂😂

[@Future-zx9ts]

I wasn’t ready for this comment…..😩😂😂😂

[@coolbeansdotorg]

😂 We don't want him here either!

[@canonicalheat2376]

I cannot begin to put into words how much I heart Judge Manning. She gives not a single eff and she's even handed in divvying out her lack of effs to give as they are warranted.

[@Cadhlasta1]

Do attorneys just wake up one morning and think, "Naw, I'm done with this career," and proceed to half ass do their job or what? I wonder what goes on in their lives to just suddenly act this way. It's weird.

[@boanoah6362]

I imagine once you get to a certain age and most of the job is done by juniors and lackeys it's pretty easy to slip into slothfulness and pride. The dude probably leaves most everything up to underlings so when the Judge is chewing him out for the basics he's going to get angry. Sadly happens way too much in the legal field.

[@latebloomer7191]

Ooooooh! "I don't appreciate your tone!" Says the attorney who's being reprimanded by the judge for being so inadequate.

[@justpassinthru155]

The young woman will be able to get her GED, job training, drug counseling, stay out of trouble and more in prison, hopefully. Then she can go in front of a parole board and be released. So sad...

[@DKSmith-ho1jr]

Ouch. I wouldn't want the Judge mad at me.

[@meinenklinke]

I work in mental health and addiction is crippling. She made these decisions when she was 14. I really hope she can turn it around and build a life worth living because she’s not giving herself a chance right now.

[@dublev78]

Jefferson County is a tough place. I’m from there. The resources to pull yourself out are hard to come by.

[@TheJackieChandler]

@@dublev78I agree. It’s also a place that is very difficult to get a fair trial. It’s made up of a lot of extremely wealthy people and extremely poor people-and not much in between. I am afraid that girl does not have much chance-I hope I’m wrong.

[@sn4rl277]

It's a uphill battle, to get involved in drugs at a young age and get a huge wake up call like this. Meth is no joke, we have a huge issue with it in our area. The Foster system here reflects the grip the Meth has on someone's life.

[@debikylesadvocate]

Never hire an attorney that doesn’t have a good relationship with the judges

[@Greeley.d]

Hard work is not the norm today. It’s almost a privilege to live off the government. I love this judge.

[@candypowell4334]

He should be held accountable for not only the way he disrespected the courts but also the judge. And his client was waiting there for him to show up but he thinks he's above all that and then some. I hope she does not let him go

[@BlackIceOldGuy]

Please keep on this on the 11th when the contempt hearing happens!

[@amandaadkins799]

I smell an appeal of ineffectual council. How did this dude become an attorney in the first place? Still can't believe he said he didn't like her tone 😳😲😳😲

[@DearMe247]

ikr? Affirmative Action?

[@kathyw382]

I agree!! This “lawyer” is crazy. Just correct your info it’s that easy

[@Ordinary_BS]

Affirmative 2255 motion ( I think that’s for federal court though)

[@bigs1546]

"I told his Sister Judge Manning." is NOT the same as informing your client ! That guy needs to have a Bar Reprimand as well as a big fine - he might finally get that chip off his shoulder - or look for another profession!

[@ToldAlthea]

plays into stereotypes…..

[@noahsarknancy]

Love her, expects respect, the same thing I would expect in court.

[@mom2twinzplus1]

Omg! Can you imagine telling Judge Manning “I don’t appreciate your tone”. 🤯🤯🤯

[@mandyjo18]

I love listening to the judge who is .Actually doing the parenting for her parents. The worst thing that they could ever do is bail her out. When I used to go to court for my crimes of retail theft due to my addiction, my parents never showed up to court and they never bailed me out and they never came to visit me. In jail. They called my pastor and had him go visit me in the jail to pray for me and with me and they sent him to court to pray. For me and support me there. Now that I am 5 years older my parents and I have the best relationship ever. And I am so thankful that they never ever bailed me out and let me sit there to suffer because. Suffer and I learned the consequences of my mistakes . this girl literally needs to sit her ass in jail and learn and be humble

[@chada.bishop307]

The weight Judge Stevens bears is amazing. So much compassion in the questions he asks. He's my favorite youtube judge by far. He's like Solomon on the bench. A great man. Just and fair.

[@WUZUPNOW]

Favorite part was at 23:53 when judge says “don’t you find that incredulous?” Pauses for a moment and thinks oh this idiot ain’t gonna know what that means and says “I mean hard to believe” 😂

[@chickychick126]

Judge Stevens reminds me of my dad. He was an attorney and i can hear him sayin the same thing. “Why are you crying?” lol

[@-Pnut.Buttr-Vybes]

OOOHWEE. Judge Manning is an inspiration to me on all fronts. That woman is a National Treasure. ❤

[@troy8485]

I'd love to watch that #contempt hearing.

[@mrzfieldz.official]

earlier in the docket when he didnt show, the Judge threatened to report him to the state bar if his contact info wasnt in there... I cant wait for may 11th.

[@kimwilbanks1907]

I have no idea how I ended up in this rabbit hole but this is a hilarious channel. You cannot fix stupid but you can witness it!!!

[@luckylady7542]

Wow Judge Steven's going above and beyond. Major respect.❤

[@sn4rl277]

Just shows that Judges have a bigger heart then most believe.

[@alalmquist9423]

Mike, This is not the first time I have seen attorneys act this way. I think some FOLKS attend a lower class law school.

[@ellendickey4769]

3rd tier

[@psweeneyville]

@23:45 judge says when she says she doesn’t know his last name after living with them after 2 months “don’t you find that to be incredulous? I mean ‘hard to believe’?” after realizing she may not know what incredulous means. 🤔

[@kimberlysmith1282]

Judge Manning's courtroom is a show in itself. I could watch her proceedings all the time. She's the best I've seen, and INCREDIBLY accomplished. Always impressed by her.

[@galerichards3772]

So, out of 5 people, 1 worked part time at Steak and Shake, the others lived off the taxpayers. And probably stole things and sold them! And she has 2 kids! Where are they? Who pays for them?

[@Mawmaw-x5-iw1jb]

Can't wait to see his attitude on the 11th. Is he really a criminal lawyer? He doesn't know proper procedure for filings if he can't make his court appearance? Thats strange. Makes me question his knowledge and skill as a lawyer. Right?

[@patscats2080]

It could be a drug problem. He said he was on “bed rest” but from what. Looked healthy to me.

[@nancya5876]

As soon as the 28 year old stated that she only made it to 9th grade, I knew her life after would be full of poor decisions.

[@LordDustinDeWynd]

Tyrone is a real winner.

[@PurrfacePalace]

On a similar note to the points about the officer's day being wasted... How agencies cover for officers, first responders, etc. who have to attend court, but are scheduled to work, is to bring someone else in on overtime. However, the testifying person is still paid. In the event that person is not scheduled to work on court day they are paid overtime (usually, but sometimes not depending on their department contract). While overtime pay and extra pay may sound like a good thing, the call into court to testify prevents that person from being able to rest and recharge completely in time for their next scheduled shift. This leads to burnout, cumulative fatigue, PTSD and higher rates of mistakes. And, of course, when attorneys blow off court for whatever reason, that person will be called back in again. And, as we see, it can occur within a short period of time.. That can cause real problems for whomever has the challenge of filling the holes in the schedule that may occur. This includes if the person is supposed to work nightshift.. They cannot if they were in court that day as they wouldn't have enough time to sleep in advance of their shift. Not to mention the costs involved... All of this is expensive. The various agencies bear the costs every time their people show up in court but have to come back because of some continuance that wasn't filed ahead of time. In a major city, like St.Louis, I would estimate that court appearances by police officers alone probably cost the city several millions of dollars. And given the no-shows, that number could probably be cut in half with some simple courtesy on behalf of the attorneys involved... (Not to mention Fire, paramedics, sherrifs, and other public employees. ) My thoughts on the matter are that "court officers" who are found to be responsible for these should reimburse the departments for the costs of their shenanigans.

[@csh43166]

Mr. Walls picked the wrong judge... Love that little quaver he gets in his voice. 😏 "You're only as good as the worse person you hang around with..." Wise words.

[@marlayneboblett1267]

I love Judge Manning! The State Bar needs to be notified. If his information is not on the Bar website is totally wrong. I have seen the young womans case before. What she did, despite her age, is heinous.

[@RadikalTurtle]

Dropping out of high school in 9th grade?! What type of parent/guardian lets their 14/15 yr old drop out thereby messing their life up royally? Sad!

[@kimkelly3075]

I allowed my daughter to drop out of school but she got online classes and had her degree sooner than if she had continued in public school. She was in the top 2% of her class and the school refused to put her in AP classes.

[@Katrina-qs2rl]

Ones that never wanted to be parents. And we bear the brunt of that.

[@stormyseas2day]

That’s terrible what about his client he was supposed to be defending? I mean I wouldn’t want him ! I would ask for another lawyer!! ASAP!!

[@CherrrrBear]

27:55 I love when the Judge has this talk with people because it's so true!!! Just get a job!!

[@bluejava9397]

Sometime you have to pass a drug test and that’s seems to be a problem. 🤷‍♀️

[@sn4rl277]

Not having a purpose like getting up and going to work just makes it that much harder to stay out of trouble and mostly away from drug as well.

[@sn4rl277]

@@bluejava9397 Sometimes, she's going to have to submit to a lot of drug in the near future after she finally makes bail.

[@julianokleby1448]

Passing through IL a few years ago, we saw a t-shirt that read "Welcome to IL... where our governors make our license plates!" If it didn't cost an arm and a leg I would've gotten one! LOL 😂🤣

[@Cg-gu7kj]

Can’t believe he’s an attorney

[@Faretheewell608]

Darrell Brooks had a problem with a woman judge, too.

[@georgitr8s6513]

I just LOVE judge Manning! Judge Manning is hard when she needs to be, gentle and compassionate when required and also very very good at making sure that people with mental health issues have help etc.. and advocates for people to get help, I think basically a really good person who has come from being a cop and working all the way up to an amazing judge. Lastly, I always love how she is trying to have women lift each other up or helping each other rather than being at odds, I think judge Manning is a good soul and also so enjoyable to watch. 😊 As always, thanks Mike for this clip. I also so enjoyed the clip where the prosecutor didn’t turn up. Your anger was justified and palpable, he seemed like a very very SELF SERVING person. That poor child who got shot and that prosecutor couldn’t give two hoots!

[@lizardog]

I could not agree more!

[@axolotllan]

Man I love the judge stevens bit where he slowly guides her to where we suspect things to be. I am still watching but I hope so much that his sentence includes addiction services. I know I could wait before posting but I just love the way he peels to the core of what is going on with foil and wants to help the situation by ripping away the lies that perpetuate the situation.

[@Jennylouise87]

It's his ego . He has zero respect. This is infuriating!

[@zaddyjacquescormery6613]

And what’s infuriating about the “dumpster-diver” isn’t her situation itself… It’s the fact that she is so obviously lying about everything while her sobbing attempts to paint her as a victim. (I think the sobbing is real, but it’s springing from the consequences she’s facing-it *not* a result of contrition in even the slightest respect) Edited to add: I am totally pissed that her kids are allowed /any/ contact whatsoever with them.

[@cheriremily9360]

I'm tired of people like her have kids and put them in those situations. People like me are paying for her kids. It reminds of female criminals in Colonial days to plead their bellies. It's still happening.

[@xg578]

"those aren't for free unless you making them" haha I like that he is stern and to the point, It helps puts some rationality in people 😑

[@PrimRoseLane]

Mike should start a book. "Things not to say to a judge". Also include WHY.

[@Crossedflame]

I’d love to know how he made it through law school and the bar to begin with

[@shannonphx407]

Unfortunately, passing a bar exam is a different skill set. smh

[@Jaxsolo]

I cannot believe this Walls guy is an attorney. I have never seen an attorney act like this in 23 years of practice in Florida. I'm sure there are attorneys who have, but I've never seen it.

[@JimmiMack]

Wow, talk about a dumpster fire!!!!

[@Eddavids2]

Last week the same lawyer no showed and wouldnt answer anyones calls. Then today he did the same thing and Manning lost it. Twice in a row

[@toddmurphy523]

Any offense involving a firearm, defendant should NOT be allowed bail.

[@RMBF89]

Mike, are you going to stream when the crazy attorney goes before Judge Manning later this week?

[@timestamp.]

One of my favorite judges of all time.

[@missmiss5051]

On lawyer contempt, if i was the defendant i would be losing all hope and start preparing for jail 😮

[@tammydemis7851]

TREAT!!! My daughter teaches her 3 yr old son about a different ethnicity, country & culture every month thru books for the past 2 years. They even try to make one of their dishes. This would be a wonderful addition to that! ❤ Love you & your potato’s videos together! 😍

[@splatts5768]

Love the look from the two prosecutors faces! LOL

[@2ToneWalt]

Judge Manning is the first one in the building and the last one out, Excuses ain't gonna cut it.

[@christinebodhitreeexotics356]

I wish all judges were like the last guy. He actually cares about both the offender and the public. He gave her a really good roadmap in his lecture.❤❤

[@Tmurph7100]

Does she precede over the contempt hearing? She needs to throw him in jail & fine him. He doesn’t even apologize does he?

[@roberto8650]

Preside?

[@24x7locks5]

Mike, thank you, that Stevens case touched me!!

[@gerardodwyer5908]

Walls doesn't have the decorum of a practising lawyer. The court would be wise to verify his qualifications, credentials and license to practise law. In fact, he comes across as a SovCit per se "attorney".

[@Heathen.Deity.]

He may work in various jurisdictions, but Mr Wall would be considered obnoxious in all of them.

[@awilkins5827]

So…he woke up this morning and said “Let me see how disrespectful I can be to Judge Manning.” How did that work out for you Mr. Walls? 😂

[@thehoeandherhoecakes2628]

Tyrone Walls is barely an attorney. Graduated from “Charlotte School of Law” in 2014. The school no longer exists. Accredited in 2008 and lost it’s accreditation in 2016. That said, it’s not easy to pass the SC Bar Exam (GA was easy, SC was not, imo). Then again, I passed in 1994 (GA) and 2015 (SC).

[@thehoeandherhoecakes2628]

Oops, the first “it’s” should be its. I’ve had some wine tonight, lol.

[@raybruce9522]

Thanks for posting that info. I figured he did not pass any bar I know it’s difficult or so I hear.

[@norarivkis2513]

My father, when he was a practicing litigator, used to make sure to tell his clients, "Never piss off a judge in their own courtroom. They have literally infinite ways of screwing you over." Guess this lawyer never got the memo.

[@EMILYHERRERA]

That attorney needs to reevaluate his job and maybe area of law. He doesn't seem able to represent people as a defense attorney or uphold their constitutional right to have counsel. That's an obvious problem.