Brit Reacts To JUDGES GIVE OUT INSTANT KARMA!

Brit Reacts To JUDGE GIVES INSTANT KARMA TO ENTITLED KARENS!
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[@thebyrd433]

What burns my a$$ about 'cheer mom' is that little girl clearly views that man as her daddy. Now she gets to find out that daddy is going to disappear from her life for whatever lying, trumped-up reason her lowbrow mama is going to feed her. I feel for that man who is trying to do right by the girl - past cheating aside - but my heart breaks for that poor child. Depending on how her mom spins this, it could skew her view of men for the rest of her life.

[@yg713]

If I remember correctly the case around 13:00 was the state prosecutor arguing with the judge about the following. She had 2 cases with the same defendant, the first case was a DUI where the police officer was found to have lied and it was therefore dismissed. The second case was about the same driver being caught later for driving without a license. The reason for his lack of license was that it had been suspended due to the false DUI charges. The lady prosecutor wanted to proceed with the case anyway but the judge seeing how it would not have happened were it not for the false DUI decided to dismiss the case. He was asking the prosecuter if she was going to charge the police officer with perjury and she refused to do so.

[@keithcharboneau3331]

I have had my uncomfortable times in courtrooms and being forced do deal with a judge from time to time, and over the years I have found that dealing with a judge is incredibly easy to do, when you arrive in the courtroom, you FIRST have to totally and completely understand, that in that courtroom, the JUDGE is the KING, and they quite metiforically and LITTERALLY makes the rules and enforce the law as they see fit, IF ANYONE can not understand this simple irrefutable fact, interacting with a JUDGE is NOT going to go well for you, secondly, BE QUIET. answer questions that are asked of you HONESTLY, nothing more or less. and lastly, when you are in a courtroom, YOU ARE NOT IN CHARGE, and the JUDGE who IS IN CHARGE, has a great deal of power over what happens to you, you really should do EVERYTHING that you can to not piss off that judge!

[@tanyaperez4892]

I saw that episode of Paternity Court where the girl was cheering at the results. I remember how pissed😡 I got but when the judge dragged her for it I was cheering!!

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

That was horrible for that poor man, he was broken.

[@jamesleyda365]

Dude!... that pissed me off so much, that chick cheering

[@fionnmaccumhaill3257]

Typical of modern western women.

[@ozzybloke-craig3690]

100% scripted fake court room. A TV Judge. Not real. Calm down people. They are actors. Real court rooms are not like that. I have seen enough real court cases to see right through these scripted shows like Judge Judy and Paternity Court.

[@mage1439]

The guy on Judge Judy looked so devastated still. What a rotten way to treat someone, or should I say use? Because that's exactly what she did, and I'm sure she and her ex had this planned.

[@jaycooper2812]

The first lady who attacked the judge required 5 officers and 4 shocks from a tazer to bring her under control. She was charged with assaulting a court officer and sentenced to 4 years in prison.

[@GeorgeMaster-xg7lg]

The lady who cheered snd celebrated was straight up COLD! The first lady who jumped over the judge's table to attack the judge was savage.I was like OH NO YOU DI-IN'T.

[@ozzybloke-craig3690]

The lady who celebrated is fake. That is a TV Judge. A TV Show. Not a real court room. It is 100% scripted.

[@maryannashenfelder5513]

This is my first time watching you!!! Appreciate you,from the USA 🇺🇸 we love the people from 🇬🇧

[@annawestall4395]

Great reaction! As for the mom cheering at ex not being dad: I agree with u. It was hard, but my ex and I made it a priority to love our daughter more than we hated each other. 17 years later, we are friends, and our 21 year old is doing great; attending college to become a teacher while working at our local UPS Store. 😊

[@BiologyBabe]

Good for both of you for putting your differences aside. It means the world to the kid… I know because I was that kid.

[@cshubs]

I'm pretty sure the lady in black at 12:30 is the lawyer, and she and the DMV accepted a cop's lie to get the defendant's license suspended.

[@TruthHurts2u]

She had nothing to do with his license getting suspended or the DMV. She is the prosecuting attorney for the state. She is charging the defendant based on the cop's lies. Separately from that, the DMV suspended the license because of his lie.

[@garynachbauer8144]

@urts2u shes not willing to drop the case even when the judge tells her its a blatant lie, she may not have coordinated with the suspension but she is complicit in screwing this persons life over for her ego

[@TruthHurts2u]

@@garynachbauer8144 Why are you trying to explain it to me when I've already explained it?

[@kingjellybean9795]

The lady in the last one was a lawyer for the dmv thats why she was saying "the state" she was representing the state of florida. The defendant got a dui and the cop admitted to lying

[@alysonbowler9040]

@remington5978 Around here, DC means direct current. What's your point?

[@TruthHurts2u]

She was the prosecuting attorney for the state. She had nothing to do with the DMV.

[@Same_Ole_Soup_Just_Reheated]

​@remington5978 true to an extent, but in the context used, it more than likely means Department of Motor Vehicles. I say this because she said "representing the DMV". Which would mean Department of Motor vehicles, because prosecutors typical don't represent 3 different regions/states. I get where you were coming from. S/O to the DMV.

[@Same_Ole_Soup_Just_Reheated]

@remington5978 I can dig it, and most from the DMV would think sumfin similar. I just wanted to give you another perspective, as well as those tryna correct you.

[@LancerX916]

No she was the prosecutor for the state. The other table were the defendants.

[@TreyM1609]

Btw @12:40 that’s not the defendant or a lawyer that’s the prosecutor attorney for the state that had a cop lie on the witness stand. Thats why the judge keep asking her to press charges on the cop for lying under oath

[@kimson305]

If that man wasn't the dad, that means she also cheated. That case was just sad

[@mage1439]

Yep.

[@JAB2010]

Nothing illegal about that, though

[@jamesleyda365]

​@@JAB2010no... but it makes her a peice of s**t

[@gavinritchie5380]

@@JAB2010your wrong😂

[@JAB2010]

@@gavinritchie5380 my wrong what?

[@ruthdeckman9781]

Man, a clip from Paternity Court followed by one from Judge Judy? Awesome! I love both of those shows.

[@misslora3896]

The last clip where the woman was arguing with the judge... She wasn't a person representing herself, she was the Presecuting Attorney for the state. She was trying to presecute a police officer because a woman claimed he wrongfully arrested her. What made the judge so angry is that they discovered the woman perjured herself several times in her initial complaint against the officer AND in her official statement to the state. Yet despite that fact, the prosecutor was still wanting to be able to charge him with a crime. The judge was basically telling her, HELL NO. In the case with the child, what I don't understand is the mother was being such a horrible selfish witch because they broke up due to him cheating, but if the baby isn't his... Then obviously SHE cheated LONG before he did.

[@TakersSoulGirl22]

I love watching that Judge rip the "cheer mom" a new one. I love it.

[@kayjmac42]

I have always believed that children should take precedent in couple discord. This I learned from my mom. My father chose not to be in my life and never did my mom ever speak bad about him or let me speak too bad about him. She let me get my feelings out when he disappointed me, but she wouldn’t let me talk crap about him. I think she did this with the continued hope that at some point this man would choose to finally be a part of my life and if it happened I wouldn’t be carrying around all that negativity. I’m 53yrs old and I still don’t have much of a relationship with my dad, but my mom still doesn’t say bad things about him.

[@dianefiske-foy4717]

I love the “Paternity Court” judge! She is so good! I watch her show on KZbin whenever I’m in the mood.

[@tommyc6066]

A PPO is a personal protection order.

[@lockaby1]

I love Judge judy she is good

[@jaycooper2812]

3:18 this judge is one that you don't mess with. She is the judge who sentenced former US Olympic team doctor Larry Nassar to 40 to 140 years in prison for sexual abuse of his patients. She made him sit through 5 days of victim impact statements of 163 of his victims.

[@ReymundoCortez]

The cop lied and because of it the lady's life was turned upside down. That lawyer is lucky the judge didnt make an offical complaint about her to the bar. What her and the cop did is considered illegal. That is why the judge is so pissed.

[@fractal4284]

That judge is yelling at a prosecutor that girl isn't a lawyer she's the prosecutor for the state

[@ReymundoCortez]

@@fractal4284 you do know what a prosecutor is? A prosecutor is a lawyer for the law could be for the city, county, state, federal. In order to be a prosecutor you have to be a lawyer. The prosecutor is a lawyer just to be clear incase you still don't understand.

[@HY-rl4mx]

Someone called out the white knight ig 😂😂

[@hopeklemann1]

no matter what your subject is that you're covering any given day, I really always enjoy watching your videos because I feel like you're real and you're actually talking to me and you make me smile. thank you for that.

[@krisstanton5736]

The last case had you confused but here is what happened. The woman wasn't defending herself...she was the prosecutor. The judge went against her because the cop who had the man's license suspended had lied on a sworn statement. The judge realized it and the prosecutor said he made a simple mistake. The judge started seeing that cop had made that several times regarding that case. That's why he said it sounded fishy. He refused to allow the state to continue on a lie that the cop had sworn was true.

[@karenbliss8719]

Judge Judy is awesome and the man did get the money back for the ring.

[@MGower4465]

In the Paternity Court one, look at the woman behind the "mother". She goes through every shade of disgust at least twice.

[@shadowprince4482]

Did you see the recent courtroom Superman that went viral? The guy that literally cleared the bench.

[@jaycooper2812]

12:45 the person the judge is angry at is the prosecutor who illegally allowed the defendant's drivers liscence to be suspended because the cop committed perjury. The judge is asking why the prosecutor is not criminally charging the cop for his crimes but still trying to put the defendant in prison because of the suspended liscence that should never have been suspended in tne first place. This prosecutor was actually found in contempt of court for arguing with the judge and refusing to prosecute the cop for lying under oath. The judge also went as far as to inform the prosecutor's office and the police chief that from that day forward he would be automatically dismissing all charges in anycase involving the prosecutor or cop that appear before his court.

[@Aurum-Stella]

I understand that the adverse parties go on the show having signed an arbitration agreement binding them to the award that the arbitrator makes. I also understand the arbitration agreement has (at least for the Judge Judy show) a clause that will require the production studio to pay any award the arbitrator makes. Arbitration is an alternative to litigation it is normally quicker, cheaper and private. I am not sure on US law but I know the USA is a signatory to the New York Convention which sets up the process for enforcement of arbitral awards. I don’t know how it will work should a party impacted by the decision should wish to have the award judicially reviewed by a court in the USA. At least where I live, you cannot contract out of having the award judicially reviewed if process was not followed correctly.

[@Boodieman72]

No one intimidates Judge Judy.

[@garynachbauer8144]

12:15 put that cop on the brady list at minimum

[@920WASHBURN]

That "Karen" is the lawyer. She's doing a good job for him

[@Ming3484]

I feel for the man that found out he was not the father. I felt like slapping sense into the mom, and I am not a violent person. The judge was right, too, so many times you see the man wanting to rid themselves of any parental responsibility, and then you see this poor fellow, who is heartbroken that he isn't the father. I in no way justify the cheating but, the mom should at least think about what is best for her daughter. Plus, it appears this went to court because, as mentioned, he cheated on her, but.... him not being the father means she cheated as well... Pot, Kettle? . If she wants to separate, go ahead, but don't be vindictive and most likely take away the only father figure your daughter had had in her life. My cousin, bless her heart, had her only father figure taken when her mom found another man and flat out told her now ex that she was never his kid and never let him see her again. My cousin was to little to understand what was going on at that time, or why her "dad" abandoned her. My aunt told her lies and so my cousin grew resentment towards him and hated him for years. It wasn't until years later that she found out the truth. She was furious and so sad about it all. Needless to say, she now has a very strained relationship with her mom, who always jumped from guy to guy throughout the years, hence she never again had a father figure. To this day my cousin has not been able to find and get in touch with the man she once called "Dad" but hopefully one day she will. She says she always thinks about how things would have been with him still in her life when she was growing up.

[@dennishendrikx3228]

I had a small court case, and the judge wouldn't let me finish. Cutting me off every time. The one second I made a "Really?!" face, I was in contempt. I said "you let violent people go, but when YOU get a tiny bit disrespect you're awake". I didn't make friends there. Judges should be forced to live near the people, they let go so easy. When it's their daughters at the bus stop, things change fast. The slightest facial expression can set judges or police off. While letting street robbers go, with a fine.

[@LancerX916]

The first one was a domestic violence case that the husband had a protection order filed against his wife. That hearing was to decide if it was permanent or not. The woman believed her husband and the judge were having sex (they were not). Part of the complaint by the husband was that she was becoming mentally unstable. These types of hearings you don't need an attorney, she was there representing herself.

[@mariankremer]

Personal protection order.

[@TheClonemenot]

That prosecutor did everything she could to defend a lying cop, who perjured himself. She's suppose to represent truth and justice, not be a tool for the police when they lie. If it was that obvious to the judge, you know she knew too.

[@TheRobinhannum]

Personal Protection Order

[@fractal4284]

12:40 That lady doesn't have a lawyer because she is the prosecutor she's the one that brought the charges

[@lindarogers2271]

She talked about him cheating , she did the ultimate cheating getting pregnant . To cheer was disgusting . This man taking care of your child for three years , bonding with her is heart breaking . I want to see you cheer , 16:56 😮 when his finances lower to just gifts... you will be stupid if you want let him continue to be in her life . Godfather maybe ?😢

[@feralon9570]

Your talking about him cheating but if she didn't know who the daddy was, she was cheating too. I seen that episode and it broke my heart.. I really felt for him and the baby.

[@karenward267]

The women arguing in the DMV case was representing the state, as in City Attorneu or an ADA. As an attorney, she was way out of line and lucky she wasn’t held on a contempt charge. Glad the judge denied her request for an order and JNOV.

[@lizetteolsen3218]

In the 2nd case, she was the prosecutor. Not a civilian. Judge is not accepting 'mistake'--the officer lied. The judge ramped it up insisting that there would be a trial to learn if the cop lying resulted in the woman losing her license for months. There will be aftermath, for sure. The prosecutor told the judge she was not bringing the officer up on perjury charges. So he is taking it all the way down the line, and likely a civil lawsuit will be filed against the city after the woman succeeds in the criminal case. Clearly the DA office (higher than this ADA) will need to do some dancing. While this appears pretty mundane, it is proper scary how 1 cop with an issue about 1 civilian can upend one's life.

[@daricetaylor737]

Kabir, rest assured that young man was given the money back for the sold engagement ring. Judge Judy was notorious for holding women accountable for selling engagement rings after breaking up as they were purchased and accepted which made it a contract deal. If the deal is broken, the guy gets the ring back......ALWAYS!

[@dianefiske-foy4717]

The engagement ring 💍 issue: He had to have gotten paid, because Judge Judy was on his side not hers right from the beginning. I know I would pay him, if I was a Judge, and probably pay him for the townhouse as well. And I’ve watched a lot of Judge Judy and can’t pretty much tell that she sided with him.

[@karlajaeger2082]

Judge judy, divorce court and the rest of those kind of shows are not real courts. They basically dramatize an already agreed upon judgement in a real court of law.

[@andyboog2010]

We constantly see cheating women getting away with abusing me. As far as kids go like the 1 in this video. Now this kid might as well have had her father pass away. The woman is evil and should spend time in prison to work off any monies that he sues her for. This kind of shit has got to stop.

[@ademoss80]

She is the lawyer. 😂😂😂

[@jaredoliver9347]

She is the prosecutor

[@binxbolling]

The lady in the last case is a prosecutor.

[@candybarney5469]

PPO personal protection order

[@neldadavis2793]

Just look up Judge Judy cases you’ll find your answers

[@andyboog2010]

The woman who jumped for joy when she found that guy wasn't the girls job. Should spend time in prison for doing this to that man. I'm fed up with the lack of good mothers out there and treats men like shit.

[@hopewilliams2413]

She’s the attorney. You never talk to a judge like that.

[@richardpardee5099]

That saying about berger king has been around forever

[@reneehomen2226]

What is wrong with people? You cannot behave that way in a court of law in this country.i feel bad for the man who is not the father of the little girl. How low can some women go??? You don't do that to anyone! I know in my state , you HAVE to give the engagement ring back if the engagement is broken.

[@barrellracer]

PSSSTTTT: In regards to the second video with the lady regarding the PPO (personal protection order) the FULL video explains everything... (look up: Court Cam: Judge Gets FURIOUS With Woman Wasting Her Time... it's 4:45) In regards to the one with the DMV case , the Judge & the lawyer...there's actually a full video on it, ur only getting bits & peices ... (look up: Court Cam: Judge SCOLDS Prosecutor Defending Police Officer's Lies it's 3:40 secs)

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[@sammurphy3343]

12:42 She's a public prosecutor so she is un that judges courtroom alot.

[@margaretsimmons1598]

She was obviously unfaithful as well because the child had a different dad. It was not him.

[@52montoya]

On the engagement ring, she admited she accepted the ring, and the judge saw the receipt so logic dictates that the judge would rule either produce the ring or reimburse the man for the cost of the ring.

[@garynachbauer8144]

she was trying to claim it was a plain gift, which would have no legal recourse to be returned, thankfully the receipt calls it an engagement ring which is considered conditional, meaning if youre not getting married she can be forced to return it. its all in the language she is using "he met me and he gave me a gift....i said you do understand we just got back together blah blah blah" she trying to play it off as a regular gift

[@Drknnja]

Enjoy your reactions, but there's enough real court room video to react to rather than the dramatized reality tv shows like Judge Judy.

[@sherryheim5504]

Well, obviously the woman cheated too if she knew there was a chance that this may not be his child and her cheating had to be relatively close to the same time she was bumping up with this man. So she is no better than he is and it is sad for the child. It is sad for the man too because he will not be allowed any access to this child for the rest of her life.

[@oldcodger4371]

Fellas. Make your space a no simping zone.

[@kingjellybean9795]

The hulk was caucasian

[@BiologyBabe]

Ladies, if a man gives you an engagement ring and you don’t marry him, give it back. Come on…

[@karlajaeger2082]

I had a fiancee once. I threw her ring in her face after she physically attacked me. So she got her ring back.

[@BiologyBabe]

@@karlajaeger2082 sounds like she deserved every bit of that. Don’t give up…. I had a boyfriend who cheated, was controlling, etc (he got his ring back) but now I’ve been married to the most wonderful man for over 20 years. You deserve someone like that. Settle for nothing less.

[@Human_2.0]

Once Kabir's dad took him to McDonald's and his was wanted no pickles on his burger. Kabir said "dad, it's McDonald's not Burger King, you can't have it your way" then his dad killed him! These videos are made by Kabir's body double; Jeff!

[@Maeshalanadae]

The lack of discipline growing up. The anti-discipline culture from later millennials and gen Z really caused a lot of damage. And yes, PPO is Personal Protection Order. Also, here in the US, the judge is the god of the courtroom. You follow Your Honor’s orders and words during court.

[@butterflylanding3592]

The last case was horrible. The judge was in the wrong. The cop lied on the stand and the judge went with the cop’s lie and reality and facts be damned. This is what’s wrong with our courts. The judges don’t follow the law.

[@buckeyegirl16]

The judge dropped the charges cuz the cop lied. How is he in the wrong??? The lawyer and cop are in the wrong.

[@jessicaleblanc-nh1yl]

That last judge was being very unprofessional. He was not acting appropriately at all. Well wishes to all of those who are involved.

[@the_ejj]

??? the police officer lied on that stand under oath, the prosecution knew this and still put him up, he was well in his right to go ballistic

[@AliceDee843]

The lady arguing with the judge is the prosecutor. Not a lawyer or defendant. The judge is actually sticking up for a citizen. Which is who he is there for, he is there for the citizens and justice for all, not the fucking county or state prosecutors!