🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To COURT CAM - MOST DRAMATIC MOMENTS!

[@danajohnson4757]

The clip with the father giving his impact statement and his daughter's killer smiling just rips my heart out every time I see it! I just wish the bailiffs had "accidentally" missed catching him so the dad could have gotten a few good punches in!! 😭

[@danjordan6387]

The reason why the judge has to ask the same question is he must get a yes or no response so that the defendant can’t claim his constitutional rights were violated.

[@carlaleonard5693]

He said no

[@YerpDerp17]

@@carlaleonard5693 Its not that simple. The judge HAS to make sure he clearly knows what he is saying no to, and not just being combative.

[@marvelous7465]

That judge that fought the public defender got three charges and he can no longer be a judge

[@wildbronco038]

I'm a lawyer and my co-workers and I all say "If criminals were smart, we wouldn't have jobs."

[@juliesolock7191]

I seriously wouldn't be able to control myself. I would gladly go to jail for inflicting as much pain possible to the monster who killed my child.

[@kabirconsiders]

Right there with you Julie, my blood would be boiling.

[@helgar791]

Fucking Fact! Just let him go for a lousy 5 mins. He smirked at the end, but his face wasn't smirking at first. That was fear initially. Walking turd. The best example for postnatal abortion I've ever seen. That woman that attacked the judge? Loved to see that entitled jerk get body slammed. Probably the first ass kicking she's had in her life. Amazing how a good butt whuppin' alters the perception of the entitled.

[@richardcarrico4837]

Mine too. My boy is my world!

[@TonyM1961]

I wouldn't care if I had to do something to get thrown in there with him just to get past security and have a shot at him. Whatever it took. You harm my son... best give your heart to God because the rest of you is MINE. I don't care what it took. Especially these days. I'm terminally ill so not even death penalty is a deterrent. What are they gonna do, kill me faster? That would be a blessing rather than slowly, painfully wasting away

[@stratejic1020]

I don't see why people don't understand that if you treat the judge with kindness and the highest level of respect you might actually get a better sentence, so you could go from 8 years in prison to only 2 but people apparently think 8 isn't enough.

[@YerpDerp17]

I ironically think the same thing when I watch NBA games and a player is mad at a call. Instead of moving on because there is nothing you can do to reverse that call, they scream at the ref and end up getting in more trouble by getting dealt a technical foul or thrown out the game. lol

[@katharrell3737]

Kabir, your ability to present videos in such an intelligent yet compassionate way is so impressive. You're so great at what you do for us. That last guy... stop talking, put down the shovel & step away from the hole. He just kept digging. Smh

[@kabirconsiders]

Yeah that last guy literally have himself 3 months in jail for no reason at all! What a dope

[@jajacobs100]

There's a saying, "you can't fix stupid!"

[@kabirconsiders]

Very true!

[@fanofauburn11]

I am most scared of the last guy. I’d be sleeping with one eye open and always having a weapon on me in public

[@kabirconsiders]

Yeah he has major stalker vibes

[@fanofauburn11]

@@kabirconsiders “I want her to tell me to leave her alone” like buddy her not replying was her telling you nicely. Her FILING A PROTECTIVE ORDER was her screaming “leave me alone”😂

[@mudbug73us]

LOL Criminals are not known for their common sense nor good judgement.

[@kabirconsiders]

Very true!

[@cliffrusso1159]

Kabir react to the Timbers Earthquakes game yesterday. No ifs, ands, or buts.

[@kpocketz2163]

Really think you'd enjoy 'caught in providence'

[@kabirconsiders]

i'll check it out!

[@begging4music]

You always cheer me up in your intro clips. You just seem so jolly. Good Day.

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks for the kind words Nathaniel :)

[@begging4music]

@@kabirconsiders Be Well Brother Kabir. 🌆🌆🌆🌆🌆🌆🌆🌆🌆🌇🌆🌆

[@TylerAtkins64]

Belligerent asshole lol I'll finish what you meant to say hahah great reaction!

[@Mathmaticalfuninthesun]

I can't even lie, I definitely shed a few years watching this. The pain and turmoil was just too intense for me in some of them.

[@Psteenhart2]

The woman’s, who attacked the judge , ex husband got his restraining order immediately thereafter.

[@ESUSAMEX]

Contempt of Court is a serious charge in some states. There was a case where a convict refused to obey the judge, and the judge sentenced to the maximum under the law for each contempt charge. There were two charges in all and each charge carried a maximum penalty of two years in prison. So the judge handed down a sentence of 2 years on each charge to run consecutively which means the prisoner has to serve a full 2 years on the first charge before the second sentence can begin. Yes, the guy got 4 years for pissing off the wrong judge.

[@chaost4544]

Man... the first clip hit me in the feels.

[@danajohnson4757]

Me too!

[@txbeachbum]

Simple and basic rule to remember.... If you can't do the time. Do not do the crime.

[@Jason_Van_Stone]

It's like that meme: "The truth shall set you free, unless you're in court...then you should probably stfu" 😆

[@mikehunt368]

i worked in a juvenile “prison” and a kid only had like 9-10 months left before he was released… he TRIED to escape.. and because he was then over 18 he got 5 years in prison 😂 the escape clip reminded me of it…

[@baronvg]

The judge in the last clip was doing his best impression of Principal Vernon from The Breakfast Club.

[@darylesells19]

👈 That’s another one right there!!! I’ve got you for the rest of your natural born life if you don’t watch your step!!! You want another one?!!

[@george217]

Judge Caprio of "Caught in Providence" is a channel that you might like to check out. He's a really good judge and a great human being.

[@virginiarobbins7539]

He truly is funny to watch.. such a down to earth judge

[@virginiarobbins7539]

We have a small town here where the cops and chief are so corrupt that the traffic court judge tells them to hush and she has the ticketed person speak instead.. this police dept was so corrupt that it was THAT bad that she expected the cops to lie. (The chief finally had his certification pulled so he can't be a cop in the state of FL ever again.. after years of this crap.. they finally got him on a simple charge of lying about an on line test he said he took that would get him an increase in pay.. he himself never took it).

[@judyhuurman1237]

If these people had common sense they wouldn't be in this situation in the first place.

[@sslerlin]

You can't blame that father for reacting that way

[@mypungkin]

Kabir ur comments r rational. Major reason why u wud make horrible criminal.... Me too.

[@michaelmchone9239]

You made me chuckle when you said look at that piece of 💩 my feelings exactly sir 😆 great video friend

[@joannamcpeak7531]

I wish they would've let the Dad get a few hits in before restraining him.

[@danajohnson4757]

Me too!! Just rips my heart out for him every time I see that clip. 😭

[@kabirconsiders]

Agreed!

[@kimstone8532]

Judge Buzzard.😂😅😅

[@karenlynn6860]

Love your content!! Great guy!!

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks Karen :)

[@JR-ue3vf]

Love these type of reactions. Keep it up

[@kabirconsiders]

more on the way :)

[@guinkoo]

Crooks are not the sharpest crayon in the box.

[@JenKnee423]

That judge who said he wanted to fight sounds just like the judge who presided over the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.

[@jeannehurdel7290]

These people are what I call those who work against themselves.

[@jackiebinns6205]

That judge got in trouble and was taken off the bench for a time .. The one that went put back with the lawyer and fought 😳

[@chicotata]

5:49 When Annabelle comes to life😳

[@dianecomly6132]

Wow! I'm watching court cam at home right now!!

[@kabirconsiders]

Quite the coincidence!

[@jaycooper2812]

The third clip where the lady attacked the judge it took 5 cops to control her and she was tazed 4 times.

[@patd4317]

I wonder how much time that woman got for attacking the Judge. I’m sure she got more than the ten days for contempt she attacked the Judge for in the first place. What an idiot.

[@brandyforsythe1882]

Yes the blatant disrespect and lack of remorse so many violent criminals show really just makes you want to see them get theirs.

[@iceprincess2134]

I take it the guy requesting the DV order got it. 😄

[@Rock-n-Rolla369]

Court Cam is excellent. It’s crazy how people act a fool in a court of law lol.

[@tinanickerson1006]

criminal does not equal smart lol....

[@nq6508]

That girl crying at her mother crying in court made me feel some type of way. She didn't seem violent but fell in with the wrong crowd. She let other people corrupt her morals and ended up getting someone killed.

[@nyneeveanya8861]

The last dude had already be taken to court by the lady to make him quit bothering her. He didn’t stop so now he is back in court. Two times she took him to court to make him stop and he still looks at her and says you tell me to stop. Judge should have stuck to the year but was afraid it would get overturned as too harsh. The 93 days will stick only because the dude caused a ruckus.

[@davidthieman8020]

You were whistle dixie when reactions to Court Cam - Most Dramatic Moments. They were a lot of drama and surprises with this.

[@leannewilson7184]

Kabir, this is a controversial case with the man who was exonerated (found innocent). The defendant was finally found not guilty I believe based on new information; I believe also he may have gotten help from a special group in the United States called the Innocence Project.

[@TheMtVernonKid]

I've seen this personally when I served jury duty

[@TroysPop]

There is a transcript made of every criminal proceeding in the event a matter is appealed to a higher court. The transcript is always part of the record on appeal. It sounds repetitive and inane in the live setting but it's important in an appeal to have a transcript that reads like coherent dialogue. Question; Answer. As for that judge who went out in the hallway to duke it out with the public defender, there must have been some history there that we don't know and still that judge should have been censured. Totally inappropriate and unprofessional. The public defender, from what I saw, was just preserving the defendant's right to a speedy trial. If that is waived, a trial that must take place within 90 days by statute, for example, can take months depending on the court's calendar. It was an aggressive position to take, since professional courtesy usually dictates that you waive that right, but he was in his legal right not to waive it.

[@RandomFandomDragon]

I read that the FL supreme court removed the judge.

[@FirstNameLastName-wt5to]

The woman who attacked the judge. Guy doesn’t really need to prove much after that.

[@loveit7484]

Wow.

[@jamesigorreilly979]

Escape in most courts is 5 years minimum

[@TheReelMcCoySC]

The first guy got a pretty big settlement for wrongful imprisonment I can’t remember the exact number but I’m pretty sure it was at least 8 figures

[@chetstevens4583]

Oct 22nd we lost an American treasure. Jay Black of Jay and the Americans passed away. I have asked for you to review this man a few times as he is truly a unique voice. Cara Mia, Come a Little Bit Closer and This Magic Moment all went to #1 and earned him the nickname The Voice.

[@prettybullet7728]

The clip where the judge fights the public defender happened in Florida.

[@Jason_Van_Stone]

Of course it did. Florida is such a joke to other states. We had radio shows out here with segments called "only in Florida"

[@diannen4225]

The last was Clearly a stalker. I hope she moved far away while he was in jail. Creepy!!!

[@TreyM1609]

99% of the time best thing to do in any legal situation is to shut your mouth and don’t say a word. Let you lawyer handle it.

[@novaalkronthe1st910]

This is why I believe the death penalty should still be used... not painless either... they should feel every bit of pain they caused the family they hurt

[@Lucas6l5]

Trying to escape on a wreck less driving and suspended license offense!?!? Literally looking at 30 days MAX in jail and he turned it into possibly 5 years 🤣

[@guinkoo]

Kabir, salt in the USA a black guy would’ve gotten MORE time without the judge talking to him. The guy that took the deputy’s taser… Black guy…DEAD!

[@NewEnglandboy453]

Leave that racist shit at the door, please.

[@lockaby1]

the first scean he has been in prizon 25 years but there is 2 or 3 year old child waring a shirt says free my daddy

[@d1ndad0r95]

Jeez you must really love what you do if you make at least 4 vids a day

[@SUPRAMIKE18]

So that judge whooped some dudes ass just outside the courtroom and then came back. he really did commit assault XD

[@heathzimmerman4024]

Please react to Elliott Yamin “I’ll wait for you”

[@kabirconsiders]

i'll put it on my list!

[@jerrysantos6484]

Loved the video. But, could you raise the volume so we can hear the video please?

[@pattaccone]

Cry cry cry 😂😂😂 , I have no sympathy unless they were wrongfully convicted

[@heathfitzgerald363]

Im confused on the first one. why does the little girl have a free my daddy shirt on but the guy has been in jail for 25 years

[@bicboyjoy]

"I want her to tell me to leave her alone herself" SHE GOT A PROTECTION ORDER AGAINST YOU, I'D SAY THAT'S A PRETTY BIG HINT

[@mypungkin]

The 1st case. He was convicted of murder he didn't commit @ 16. The innocent project was able to get him a new trial & u just saw the results of all that . Free not guilty. I watch the documentary on him.... So sad.

[@frenlyfren]

The judge who beat the defendant up should have expected to be sued.

[@bkbannnn2175]

he lost his job

[@tomorrowhowever7488]

It wasn't the defendant he fought. The fight was between the Judge and the Public Defender. They must have had a professional "history". Still, KRAZY!

[@meganlynn83]

Oh, Kabir. You've gotta check out, 'Caught in Providence' videos! The judge is amazing! Judge Frank Caprio. It's more of a happy/funny version of people's court experiences.

[@meganlynn83]

Oh and, I don't blame the Father that went at the monster who murdered his daughter.... and he SMILED at him. I don't know that I could keep my composure in any way shape or form. I hope and pray that I don't ever, ever have to be in that kind of position. I certainly don't want to think about it any more than I have, to shed tears for that father and type this comment. 😢

[@meganlynn83]

Ope and now on the stalker dude.... He appreciate how serious the judge took this. People who stalk others like that, are ill. Too many of them end in serious violence and death. The stalker was breaking the order of protection (ex parte) RIGHT in front of the judge too! If its a full order of protection with no contact order, he isn't supposed to talk directly to her in the courtroom! I mean, unless the Judge says he can. When I went through my stalking debacle for 2 years, the police did take it serious but no matter how many times he violated, the court didn't ever give him more than a few days. Maybe a week or so but would let him out early due to overcrowding. And he most certainly didn't get punished for each violation. It's such a wild story and I'm glad that I had a safe place to live with our infant son. The police would patrol my street and a lot of times when they would go to park somewhere, they'd park by my house to watch for him instead of going to a gas station or parking lot, where they usually park to chill or whatever they do. Lol I'm grateful for them and happy that the worst & most dangerous parts of it finally stopped and the rest of it, (that was more annoying than anything) eventually slowed to no communication at all. Thank goodness and thank those amazing officers, as well as the victim advocate with the police, who worked with me before, during and after this situation. She helped me stay safe going forward by getting me into a program with the, (my) State that would basically make all of my public info, private. My address would not even be used on my utility bills, since those and all the rest of my mail went to a specific PO Box they set up for me. My mail got filtered through the PO Box by the State and forwarded to my actual address, by them. They also put safety alerts on accounts that they could and provided documentation to give to whomever I needed to. It was something I think all states should have, if they don't already. This was over 10 years ago when it started so, things have likely changed. Hopefully for the better! (Lordie. I clearly had a lot to say today. What a surprise. 🙄🤷‍♀️😂)

[@lareeseblaque8303]

How can he be the daddy to a toddler while in prison.

[@seananderson7369]

moment i saw little girl says free my daddy just just breaks my heart when i saw when judge said you free man he was like wow i would felt same thing for myself if that happen to me i think OMG i am free man i would taken my family and friends going on good holiday jusy celebrate day i am free man

[@mildredpierce4506]

14:41 why would a defendant be so disrespectful to a judge? Irresponsible parents. His behavior yells out "I'm from a dysfunctional family". I bet that guy was a creep in high school.

[@stanleywilson2844]

Likey daddy told me. You just can't fix stupid

[@777Timberwolf]

First clip that guy who was in jail for 25 years for no reason (not guilty) should get a full compensation. (compensation = earning money as you were supposed to while you're free X 25 years is a huge back pay, That the way it should be)

[@alysiareid6659]

Couple of friends of mine when they were teenagers got convicted of a murder they hadn't committed. Eight years later they were exonerated and recieved $6 million in compensation.

[@cbicnone2228]

People take there freedom too far.

[@elketyner191]

Imagin. They multiply and are allowed to vote

[@mikehink4062]

The guy who wouldn’t shut up that ended up getting 20 years is an idiot. This happened in my county at my courthouse (so to speak) and the judge he had, Judge Foxman is probably the fairest and most level headed judge we have, the courthouse itself is named after him - The Foxman Courthouse.

[@yugioht42]

Mental illness is not an easy problem to handle. Usually if gets to court a judge must order a 10 day psych evaluation as per procedure in most states. The person is then sent into a hospital for that 10 days under guard or a prison facility. If found mentally incapable of understanding their actions or the actions of the court they are then considered mentally incompetent to stand trial and are involuntary committed to a mental hospital until they are able to understand their actions. A few kids were sent to hospitals like that and eventually stood trial at age 18. Usually they are found somewhat guilty but under strange circumstances so they are placed on house arrest with electronic monitoring and ordered to attend weekly therapy sessions. Over time they get better and the monitoring is slowly taken away and the therapy goes to monthly then 3 months then once a year. It’s just how we handle these cases.

[@citisoccer]

That father clip...yea. Idk. If you intentionally take the life of another, I kinda believe you should pay with your own.

[@Tylina-b7f]

Daniel got arrested at 16 i think for something he did do it was so sad

[@sandraweilbrenner67]

It was always supposed to be innocent until proven guilty , but lately a lot of verdicts have been overturned for wrongful conviction. We have an organization called the innocence project and it is really working hard to fix these cases.

[@kingjellybean9795]

He must've got his lady pregnant in a special visit if he's been in since 16

[@SherriLyle80s]

Some of these monsters bring up my blood pressure. And I dont have high BP.

[@RiseOfThePhoenix30]

Geewizz wonder why they took his kids away

[@davidhohn9106]

If they were SMART, they wouldn't be there...

[@takocos]

So like, as an American you... our judges can't like... legally challenge lawyers to street fights, right? Like I'm not law expert but that seems like something you ought not be able to do? As a judge? Sure to god? I'm like 99% sure that's not a legal thing that is allowed?? Right??

[@monicamcfadden9479]

No remorse at all it seems like for some of these people smh just evil 🤬

[@kabirconsiders]

There really are people out there we'd never want to meet. Monsters.

[@Elevatedzebra96]

That last one is dumb af, don’t look at her don’t talk to her, answer the questions respectfully and get out without making it worse.

[@reneehomen2226]

If I were a judge and some monster was smiling and smirking while the victim's loved ones read victim impact statement, I'd give them the most severe punishment allowed by law . The maximum years , life without parole. Period. Some people are just so stupid and obnoxious like the guy who threatened the judge's life. He probably lost his kids for a reason. I can't feel bad for these defendants. They put themselves in that position.

[@smfmnoneya9134]

I guess I can understand the purpose of the victim's impact statement if you are dealing with a criminal that, in any way, hurt a few people but I see no logic in giving a victim's impact statement when you are dealing with a brutal murderer and/or a serial killer. If they are evil enough to take someone's life, I highly doubt that they care about you and what you have say to them.

[@Sparkinwa0]

There’s a problem in the world with a lack of common sense lately

[@gloomybarrel6812]

This is not a new occurrence. A lot of people, both past and present (and in the future will as well) don’t have what many call “common sense”. Which isn’t actually very common.

[@Sparkinwa0]

@@gloomybarrel6812 I completely agree there will be people at any time or generation with little to no common sense.

[@broly3137]

first

[@lifeofcode]

Second!

[@jeffburdick869]

11:10 you called it a "parking lot" and not a "car park." Are you becoming American?

[@SuperDrLisa]

On the otherside of the court..look at Judge Caprio traffic court in Rhode Island. He's great to watch ❤

[@yugioht42]

25 to life is the penalty for being found guilty of murder in the 1st (premeditated or such a way that is so evil) or 2nd degree (not knowing the person but doing it anyway).

[@jimmeyer9106]

25 years in prison....a kid no more than 4 years old wearing a shirt "free my daddy." Explain that one to me please....

[@lissalives1]

Being a successful country in many respects, yeah, we have a lot of criminals, but look at the size of us.