Defendant Brags About His Popularity-Doesn't End Well with This Judge!

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[@amberlytheharpyqueen]

Just once, I would love to hear "Your honor, my client is a moron"

[@sandib4234]

😮😂

[@TheRealBelisariusCawl]

It gets said in chambers; can’t say it on the record as it creates an ethical issue for the lawyer.

[@TheWallyTirado]

"I went all the way to the 11th grade!" He sure was proud of that!!!!

[@UncleDavesKitchen]

The court does not view him as cute and appealing as he thinks he is.

[@mellvee]

Why do these attorneys not tell their clients that if they're not going to have the respect to call the Judge "Your Honor", the very least they can do is call them "ma'am" and "sir", not "miss". It makes me cringe to hear a defendant say "Yes, miss" or "Miss Boyd".

[@cgill4269]

What a real piece of work!! Another 22yo with severe PTSD?? It's so bad he needs medical marijuana but has another child on the way!! Fix yourself before bringing any more children into this world!! Talent has nothing to do with his lack of adherence to the rules provided by the judge!

[@pamelalansbury94]

Child abuse causes ptsd. BUT that doesn’t give him an excuse to act like an a-hole and not do his probation requirements.

[@HelenByrd-yf9cf]

​@@pamelalansbury94well said.

[@teebee9232]

It really annoys me when criminals call the honorable judge Boyd Miss

[@Kell4088]

Yep! Personally I don’t even like if they refer to her as Judge…i.e. “Yes Judge Boyd.” I prefer “Your Honor”. P.S. “Your Majesty” works as well 😉

[@pamelalansbury94]

He was trying really hard to suck up, too.

[@JaneOsYdOGaYGOsYdOGaYGOsYdOGaY]

What is really bad ate ppl and channel owners that call judge Ricki JUDGE DAD. It's so disrespectful and these ppl think its cute. 😢😢😢

[@angelamitchell6657]

Me too. Every time he did it, I cringed

[@makeminetexas3494]

Me too. I know they’re trying to be polite, but the judge is clearly past the stage of her life where she’d be called Miss, although she is unmarried.

[@djjones7226]

He looks and acts like he's 12!

[@chelseamae7191]

Defense attorney should have reminded his client that it's Judge or your honor, not Miss.

[@AlexDanielCPhT]

All three times I've been a participant in court (twice as defendant, once as plaintiff), I addressed the judge as Ma'am. Wasn't a problem.

[@teebee9232]

@@AlexDanielCPhT ma'am is respectful but not Miss, it's unprofessional

[@misswildlife7905]

@@teebee9232 She should be addressed as Judge each & every time.

[@mellvee]

​@@misswildlife7905 In my relatively vast experience, "Your Honor", "Judge" or "Judge (Last Name)" are all appropriate ways to address a judge. "ma'am" or "sir" is usually alright, but some judges will say "I'm usually called "Your Honor"" if you call them "ma'am" or "sir". When you write about a judge, you call them "His Honor" or "Her Honor", or "Judge (Last Name)". As a paralegal for more than 2 and a half decades who is now on the way to becoming a lawyer, myself, I often think I'm much more uptight about it than licensed attorneys and even the judges are, though. Lol.

[@heehaw8401]

PTSD for what?

[@amberlytheharpyqueen]

Someone didn't like his music

[@JaredKeith.56]

Great sentence. Plenty of free time now for songwriting, but idk if the prison will give him his prescribed THC for that PTSD tho?

[@beckybankester4170]

We pretty much all have some type of "mental" issues but we don't all use them as a crutch or an excuse.

[@wickedcabinboy]

Why does he keep calling her "miss"?

[@FoxTerrierMom]

I love this judge!

[@danterivers695]

Now he got time to make his best music 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@misswildlife7905]

The defense lawyer also needs to stop bragging about his client..not helpful. Boy, he got his comeuppance.

[@makeminetexas3494]

I’m curious what his original charge was that he got 4 years.

[@sandib4234]

He makes music for a living well I hope to God he ain't the singer cuz I sure wouldn't buy it

[@francovani393]

Never heard of him maybe his last name should be mediocre. Works hard at what? living off the Government?

[@Backyard_Racing]

Ring Ring here’s your wake-up call young man.

[@BVM84]

She retained jurisdiction, he may only do 180 days and then be granted shock probation.

[@lindajedeon9441]

She's a great judge ❤

[@sublimeade]

Failure of judge

[@dutchlovin5292]

she has a problem with how date work...two thousand twenty twenty two??

[@Backyard_Racing]

I totally believe everything this guy is saying🤦‍♂️

[@CarlaPurdy-tq9kv]

Order

[@CarlaPurdy-tq9kv]

Aparently.why is he there

[@JustArtsCreations]

Me looks him up: shoot. Mans actually does make money making music. Certainly not good music, but he definitely makes money doing it.

[@CarlaPurdy-tq9kv]

Sadd lokn case

[@albertol9654]

That's Izzy93.. He's been out already.

[@filippodeangelis158]

He did say he didn’t report because he was incarcerated, so it looks like he’s in again for a few years

[@albertol9654]

​@filippodeangelis158 no he's out.. he posted it on his KZbin channel.

[@CarlaPurdy-tq9kv]

State

[@CarlaPurdy-tq9kv]

Documentry

[@CarlaPurdy-tq9kv]

Isnt your address

[@CarlaPurdy-tq9kv]

Discovery

[@CarlaPurdy-tq9kv]

Violation

[@MetalRaven1982]

I’m kinda shocked at this ruling bc this kid is really trying and she’s let others who didn’t do 1/2 of what he has and worse or same crimes but got continued probation?!

[@sandboxplayerz667]

He was on probation. This was a motion to revoke. A judge doesn't give probation. It's the state who hands out deals. But when it's time to revoke, then it's up to judge what sentence she wants to hand out.

[@donhailer4994]

Judge Byrd does not take kindly to people on probation carrying firearms.

[@BVM84]

He was on deferred which was revoked, he is still eligible for regular probation and the judge retained jurisdiction which means she may grant him shock probation within 180 days.

[@Enoughalready20237]

I think this is very sad. He does seem really immature and to have some mental health issues maybe beyond PTSD. He said that people are harassing him because of his music, so that leads me to believe that there is likely some musical adversaries and that’s why he was carrying a weapon. I think 4 years was heavy handed. It makes no sense to me why he can’t go to the treatment for 90-120 days, which will benefit him greatly and then maybe 90 days in jail? Throwing him away for 4 years doesn’t help him or society in the long run.

[@sandboxplayerz667]

Right at the end, the lawyer asked would the judge retain jurisdiction, and she said, yes. It means she's giving a shock probation. If he does everything right, he'll be out after 6 months.

[@lindasue263]

What century does Boyd think we are in? Two thousand twenty twenty two makes no sense!

[@ricklichau9176]

She said "you were on probation 2020-22 (the hyphen was silent). As in that was the duration of his probation. Makes perfect sense

[@LibertarianVet-]

All the things (young, immature, mentally challenged) the defense attorney is arguing as to why he should not be held accountable for parole violations, are also reasons why he has NO BUSINESS to keep making babies that he is financially and emotionally responsible for; shall we check if his family receives any ongoing government financial assistance? Give me a break with this.

[@davestephensjr7268]

James brown looking ass