Emotional Judge Delivers Heartfelt Speech to Victims, Families Before Locking Up Darrell Brooks

[@patton303]

Judge Dorow played this monster beautifully. The way she ran her courtroom resulted in her not giving him even the remotest whiff of a mistrial. You are amazing, Jennifer.

[@juliefisk8066]

Yes, she did. She allowed the nonsense to get to this moment! It was glorious!

[@Tameka731]

@@juliefisk8066 and patton303…and she got the last laugh!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@FreedomAndJustice4All]

Judge Dorow is brilliant & to me & many experts in the law, she pitched a PERFECT game. Just flawless.

[@jen-a-purr]

Imagine playing & going head to head with a monster like that, King Narcissistic DumbA$$ DuhhRell Brooks Jr, & never becoming a monster yourself…Now that’s a Queen…

[@jen-a-purr]

@@Tameka731 we all did…You know the haters that are doing such a horrid job 😂😂😂I’m personally enjoying it

[@tiffanyholman4028]

She kept her frustration and disgust wrapped up in politeness and fairness the whole trial and saved it all for sentencing. She said everything everyone has wanted to say all month, and should have been said to him when he was younger. He's not ill, he's evil and she shut his bs down so perfectly. She's an absolute badass!

[@SueJohnson2024]

Right! I was getting frustrated at how much she was letting him get away with but she had a plan all along! Which is why she’s where she’s at today!

[@pamowen3452]

Amen! Totally agree!

[@perkinsvalentine]

His parents will always be in denial about his evil soul, they believe its a reflection on them.

[@ScottyDoesntKnow69]

That massive rap sheet and was out on bond when he murdered and injured innocent people. So I’d ask all judges/voters/political members. is he responsible alone or is the justice/legal system also to blame for this crime?

[@ifdecar]

Bravo

[@gdbriot1162]

“Because frankly, you deserve it.” no truer words were ever spoken.

[@emilywickler8871]

Equal to her saying, There's no rehabilitation for a heart bent on evil.

[@noragriffin6432]

And "Mr. Brooks, you Are Not an instrumentality of God".

[@georgiabadon2577]

And that's the holy truth judge

[@denisemccully2606]

Truer words were NEVER spoken.

[@georgiabadon2577]

Speak your Truth Judge Dorow you have respected him all through the trial and he did not deserve it or appreciate it you remained respectful to him when he disrespected you so now he gets to hear what you have to say and I am so proud of you God bless you and your family

[@justhuman24]

Not only did she throw the book at brooks, she went back and threw the whole library at him. Bravo!!!!

[@beverleyferguson8942]

Well said. 💯 agree.

[@georgiabadon2577]

The families sat patiently waiting for the sentence with decorum and respect like they were during the trial now they are going to get to take a deep breath and hear what this POS gets and they won't regret waiting

[@Tubaya100]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@jeffmiles6933]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉😂😂🎉😂😂🎉🎉

[@m1ssjuju]

​@@georgiabadon2577Well said! I believe the meaning of POS is DB for sure!

[@janetmosier9182]

We certainly need more Judges like Jennifer Dorow. She's a class act.

[@LalindaMey]

Absolutely 💯

[@craigore2011]

She is an excellent judge, her only problem I see is she is too permissive of Brooks' misconduct. When she issues a warning, instead of indulging Brooks in argument she needed to cut him off by calling the bailiff to enforce her warning, otherwise Brooks believes that he can just ignore her warnings and continue to talk over her which he has no right to do.

[@kariminalminds]

@@craigore2011 she allowed him more leeway to avoid him claiming that he was treated unfairly during the trial. There’s no way he can actually say she was biased - no way. I think she’s incredibly intelligent and astute. She knows exactly what she was doing during the trial. I have so much respect for her.

[@mollycote1021]

Absolutely ‼️‼️‼️‼️🙏🏼🙏🏼💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@ivanvillamil2764]

She was amazing and smart during the trial together with the prosecutors too. The prosecutor reminded her about certain legal issues to be in file to prevent an appeal reversal. I love how she told him that he wasn’t an instrument of God; and that it wasn’t God’s will for him to killed and injured a whole community

[@noellasanders7528]

I love that she named every person. They weren’t just “victims” or “charges” they were/are people. And as much as he tried to ignore that and diminish that, she didn’t. Love this Judge. Class act.

[@2dronetek2]

Her reflective listening really shows the victims that she heard them... Her emotion while going back over her notes shows that she felt their pain. What an amazing judge.

[@Sarge92]

i love how she kept reading his ever increasing sentance and adding the sting at the end of parole were at what 1067 years in jail before he can begin his 200 years of parole? i love the cruel intent of constantly bring up his parole that if he lived 15 lifetimes hed never reach

[@peonypink9149]

She has been so measured and patient. An amazing judge 😊

[@sharonvega8523]

Absolutely

[@leahcasell1487]

I.guess he did not fool anyone. She needs to finally show some action and take him away now. We have heard and seen enough this monster

[@lydiastewart7011]

seeing him consistently trying to get her attention to spew more of his nonsense and being ignored was one of the best parts of this trial for me.

[@IfhesK]

Yes, like she didn't have to pretend she was understanding for him anymore because the jury gave a veredict and just proceeded to ignore him so she could speak all of her thoughts without him interrupting with elaborate BS to stagger things.

[@honorclarkescatacomb67]

Yes, me too. People act like they have the ability to treat people however they want because they are "powerless" and it enrages them; that is until they come across "real" powerless. I astonishes them.

[@olliedee]

I was in disbelief that even after he was found guilty, he is now a convivted mass murderer, removed from court #1 stood in orange, belly chain, handcuffs and I assume shackled to the table, he STILL thinks he has control, he stands there waving his pathetic little 'objection' 🤡 at one point he comes back in and starts arguing with Judge Dorow AGAIN! "I wasn't treated fair" he is truly one of the worst people of this millenia, not just his actions on 11/21/21 but his conduct immediately afterwards, to this day! He is in the almost unique position of deserving all the hate he receives, online or otherwise

[@betsybeauchamp9640]

​@@olliedeeAny man that puts hands on a woman is the biggest POS. And then he Murders 6 innocent people and injures 61 more. Not to mention all of the people that now suffer from PTSD. PTSD is sneaky. It will rear it's ugly head without notice

[@betsybeauchamp9640]

​@@olliedee Those are SHOCK ankles. 😂😂

[@Mr.BusterHighman]

It was extremely satisfying watching her tell him exactly what type of horrific, cowardly, irredeemable monster that he is. And he had to sit there and take it all, leading up to being told he's going to die in prison without ever seeing a single moment of freedom ever again.

[@juliebrownlie5330]

He also asked for concurrent sentences. She gave him consecutive. He aint never getting out. He wanted his year served negating count 76 which is the battery case but the judge took that year off count 1. Ha ha ha.

[@lamofonguera7807]

She is one of the most compassionate judges I’ve ever seen. Her level of professionalism is beyond words for me.

[@lizaltman1200]

And she totally cant control her court room. She's super inexperienced

[@canamy9160]

@@lizaltman1200you need help? Want attention? Only a person with a devil soul would say that! I watched every day. Every moment. It was soul crushing. This judge was beyond making sure the courtroom was held to the highest standards with a Narcissistic Psychopath like brooks representing himself.

[@rmberry7]

@@lizaltman1200 Think you've been watching another trial. Another keyboard warrior!

[@SweetyD2023]

​​@@rmberry7 She did great! She handled him very well! It's easy to criticize someone when you aren't in her shoes. She did what she set out to do. He'll never be out in the world to do anything to hurt anyone ever again! Great job, Judge!

[@juniorlee87gaming]

@@lizaltman1200she handled it the correct way as to have everything on record and examples of giving him ample leeway to avoid a mistrial or any motions claiming unfairness

[@annemarieromer6241]

A judge with the highest level of intelligence, methodical, with an enormous amount of empathy for the families and victims.

[@leslieharrison6981]

I couldn’t agree more and wrote something similar on a few other videos here! Btw, she’s a republican, I’m an independent even tho’ I usually vote democrat and yet I am for the death penalty….

[@joyslove3858]

I totally agree with you. Her total approach to this trial was above reproach. 🙏

[@sharonvega8523]

How she was able to be fair to him daily even after she admitted the videos kept her awake at night… she is a living breathing saint

[@beanybabyrabie]

A true role model and intellectual.

[@beanybabyrabie]

@@leslieharrison6981 ew, I wouldn’t admit you vote Democrat……

[@slipperysloper3721]

Seeing how tiny and insignificant he is when the cops surround him at the end is such a perfect ending.

[@barbaraallen168]

Yes

[@scottcook9417]

Exactly!

[@edwardspruill8788]

The best

[@kyleanderson2949]

an ant at best

[@danielleschiazza6172]

Right! The way they would look at him when he was defending himself during trial and going on his rampages and temper tantrums was priceless.

[@nigelw7626]

I'm from the U.K and followed this trial closely. As an outside observer I'd like to say the every single one of the witnesses, court staff, the state prosecution team, and most of all Judge Dorrow came across as such amazing people. If that is a reflection of Wisconsin then I would be proud to live in that state. I'm sorry for the loss suffered it was tragic and so needless. That worm tongued little Goblin should feel very lucky that there is no death penalty in Wisconsin. In the words of the magnificent Judge - frankly - he deserves it.

[@sarahplatt2703]

I'm also following from UK he really thought he could intimadate or manipulate the judge into finding him incomtemt of court or try find a reason for a appeal thank god she had his number straight away

[@Se_190]

Death is too good for a slimy worm creature, such as this thing...

[@Dropitlikeitshotspot]

Wonderful comment!

[@susancampbell1677]

Same here 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@amyjo537]

We'd be happy to have you!!

[@gidgemo1869]

I love how, after he spent over two hours focusing on him and his issues, she spent over two hours focusing on the victims and the survivors. She focused on their statements and made the final say in the case about them and not him. Keeping him muted was brilliant as that was sure to infuriate him. When she did refer to him, she dismissed him as a person and highlighted his actions. This was hard to listen to, but brilliantly delivered. I didn’t think I could respect Judge Darrow more, but this particular video ends this case on such a high mark. She is a superhero.

[@Benjy86]

The judge was talking about the witness who saw the 8 year old getting ran over by Brooks and he was STILL waving his piece of paper at the camera trying to get back into the courtroom.... I just can't understand why he even wants to be back in the courtroom at that point! I guess he enjoys the attention even when it's negative? But I'm so glad judge Dorow ignored him like a child, because his biggest fear is being locked up and forgotten. What a petulant little man child he is. I really hope he gets violated in every possible way when he gets to prison.

[@SwimKam]

“Mr. Brooks, your Objection is noted. And Overruled.” 👏🏽👌🏽🏆

[@MsShandy111]

She is superwoman!

[@Jujubutter]

Reason for the SUBstained your honor?

[@bittersweet2166]

This judge received so much scrutiny, she did not deserve. She did amazing and she knew what she was doing.

[@teresa4565]

People loved her from day one.

[@HLidaze]

Yeah. Those who obviously have the same ethics and or brains as Brooks.

[@Sallyduhh]

@@HLidaze So I’m not trying to challenge you here at all, but could you elaborate on where you saw her “miss step” specifically?? I didn’t notice anything, and I guess I’m trying to hone my legal perceptions from different perspectives 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@whitway12]

@@Sallyduhh you didn’t ask me, but I’ll interject with a take - many people considered her approach to be ‘soft’ or that she ‘let him control the court’. What she did from the very beginning was very calculated and controlled. She had a massive responsibility and burden to make sure that there was no possible way that he could win an appeal and get a second trial. While it’s not always easy to win an appeal, especially in a case like this, because he was representing himself, she had to be intricately careful to honour all of his constitutional rights (the sovereign citizen nonsense has no bearing in law) but his actual rights. Any misstep on her part, any outburst, any demonstration of negatively charged emotion in his direction could have given him an opportunity to eke out an appeal win. Furthermore, based on the fact that he was representing himself, holding him in direct contempt would have delayed the trial even further. No judge will ever get it perfect, we certainly hope that they do but judges are still human, and she demonstrated incredible control, patience, compassion and non bias. People will always find something to pick apart, often people who have no understanding of how the legal system works, simply because they think highly enough of themselves that they could somehow do a better job. I, as do many others, believe this was the best and only way to handle this unique scenario, with an extreme narcissist and ‘sovereign citizen’ who had committed such an obviously evidenced number of crimes. Hope that helps!

[@Sallyduhh]

@@whitway12 Thank you!! I agree with you, I believe her “softness” was simply her trying to insure he in NO way could ever appeal her and the jury’s decision, I’ve watched tons of this trial and have been stunned time and time again by her persistent professionalism, especially compared to how many other judges might’ve handled a case like this, with the emotional aspect.

[@rich9697]

What a formidable and brilliant judge she is. Not many people could have navigated a trial like this leaving him without any real grounds for appeal or his play for a mistrial. She was to smart for him.

[@javierfrancia1938]

Why the prosecution did not charge him with a HATE CRIME, cowardice, ignorance, disloyalty?

[@tammycooper1500]

He won't get an appeal. He cannot afford it, and nobody in their rt mind would help him he certainly will not be allowed to represent himself

[@tammycooper1500]

I wish someone would shove that sign up his

[@chloet182]

@@javierfrancia1938dude you have asked this question 30 times on different comment threads 😂 Considering he's got over 1000 consecutive years in prison I think trying him for a "hate crime" that's hard to prove and prosecute is low on the list of priorities

[@izzeypally]

@@javierfrancia1938 Yeah, 6 life sentences weren't enough for him, I guess? Also, good luck proving hate crime in court with actual tangible evidence. He's never going to see daylight again. No reason to add a hard to prove variable when you've got him cold on 76 counts or whatever they ended up getting him for. Also, I didn't know cowardice, ignorance, and disloyalty were crimes?

[@robertotorino8862]

The final hour he spent waving the objection card was the hardest he worked in his life

[@lighthouse5891]

Lol, so true!

[@4713Caine]

lololol

[@SteveMHN]

I don't understand how a 40 year old has no work history. How is that even possible?

[@4713Caine]

@@SteveMHN his mom takes care of him.

[@barrierodliffe4155]

@@SteveMHN I am sure I heard him say at one stage of the trial I have had many jobs, I did wonder about that. I did know someone who went through most of his life with only two jobs that I am aware of, he went on dozens of welfare paid courses and showed his complete lack of any real skill, he was even paid by welfare to do a volunteer job that others of us did for no pay, myself included. this man treated women and children badly as well, he didn't kill anyone as far as I know but he would lose his temper, he tried to rell me what to do so I told him where to go.

[@SueJohnson2024]

I think this judge needed this as much as the victims needed this to purge herself of all the pent up frustration, sorrow and angst that she has had to endure the last several weeks. She has the patience of a saint. Not many people could have done what she did; she avoided a miss trial and for that everyone is grateful! 💛

[@lisayokum1077]

Absolutely! I have thought the same! She has been counting the minutes for this moment!

[@UnapologeticallyMe21]

I agree!!! Didn't think of that but I think you are absolutely correct!

[@mattturner2381]

Mistrial still will be granted in appeal

[@SwimKam]

@@mattturner2381 May I ask the basis of your position? I ask because I wonder about the ruling which allowed Brooks to defend himself. What are your thoughts?

[@ninachkah13]

100%! Good bless her and maaad respect for maintaining her composure and absolute professionalism dieing this trial w this worthless POS

[@candaceblack6438]

This judge is LEGEND. She gave respect and a name to each victim. Absolutely beautifully handled.

[@nightshadehelis9821]

Her kindness is a weakness to people like Darell and unfortunately, she allowed him to control her courtroom. This passed on unnecessary pain, anger, and frustration to the victims, which all could have been avoided had she had a little more backbone. Could you imagine having your child murdered in a Christmas parade and then listening to the killer yell "STOP IT!" to the judge with zero consequences? NOWHERE else would this be tolerated. I can't believe he aggressively stared her down too and all she did was state for the record that she was scared and going on break. Come on Judge Dorow... It's completely possible to prevent a mistrial WHILE controlling your courtroom. I like her a lot and have a tremendous amount of respect for her, but I think she was the wrong judge for a narcissist like Darell Brooks. She's too kind and soft.

[@ozymandias7940]

She (Judge) should have added: "Just to show that this court is not without any compassion, I hereby order that you be eligible for parole after serving no less than 600 of the 800 year sentence." 😂😂

[@bufordclendenen4748]

Amen

[@sl3580]

Well, what was she supposed to do? Yell at him? That wouldn’t have worked.

[@JoawMebs-im6ix]

Ur pretty Candace👍🏻

[@ileanameraz9260]

This judge is amazing. Her patience and compassion is unbelievable. This was a very stressful case for her with so much emotions.

[@stutzbearcat5624]

Judge Dorow - SCOTUS!

[@javierfrancia1938]

Why the prosecution did not charge him with a HATE CRIME, cowardice, ignorance, disloyalty?

[@alessiocece2098]

@@javierfrancia1938 what? the Charges were accurate....

[@alessiocece2098]

yes!! I have to cry!

[@dominiquejones3805]

The judge saying the images kept her up at night smh

[@patriciafoster3347]

I like to leave this on after I turn the light off and ready to sleep. Somehow…it’s calming and makes me feel very safe.

[@C.Francisque27]

SAME!

[@cooliohoolio30]

yeah her voice is incredibly soothing. shes a class act

[@RETRO_BELL]

Same here

[@AussieWalkabout74]

Guilty!

[@juliebrownlie5330]

Lol me too.

[@QueenofDenial10775]

I have mass amounts of trauma which resulted in Borderline Personality Disorder, ADHD and severe depression. I NEVER hurt or harmed anyone nor did I EVER get in trouble with the law. Mental health issues are NOT an excuse for evil acts! The Judge is spot on !!! Also this Judge has done an outstanding job! She is the perfect example of what Justice should be!

[@delorespeters2924]

People with those disorders need great positive family support. They have to be monitored and directed throughout. The living environment must also be positive and secure.

[@kjh6903]

@@delorespeters2924 he had several children none that he lived with and a mother who made excuses for him .

[@charlenemonique1]

❤💯‼️

[@williamdilley7246]

Trauma can't give u ADHD Lol smh

[@jbmaitre5758]

I am sorry Natasha or what you have been/going through I wish you all the best...

[@emilywickler8871]

Listening to this again. Judge Dorow is speaking volumes as she is reading the sentences. After he completes 6 life sentences, he has 1067 yrs then 6 sets of 15 years then he has 6 sets of 10 years parole. Theoretically.... Justice is served

[@sarahmurphy8030]

1,157 year 👏👏👏👏👏

[@THE_rare_N_Unique]

So he gets buried on prison ground and is still they property even after death

[@YIKESMF]

Bravo!!

[@russell-di8js]

sounds good like a sane person said it!

[@kaymcbride3321]

This judge deserves an award. She is fair and kind And more patient than I could have been!

[@robinberry4957]

Watching this made me have a little bit more face I mean a lot more face in the justice system! This woman is awesome.

[@robinberry4957]

@@goysb4jays566 Yes, the first iPhone at 46, and the voice-to-text is horrible!

[@Pattys1967]

I agree 100% ❤ ❤

[@alexb7641]

I could listen to her all day. Love her accent, I think her side gig is helping plankton steal the crabby patty recipe.

[@marissasuever406]

Judge should have stood up after reading his sentencing and did a Mike drop

[@l.w.d.431]

I can’t believe I’m still watching this over and over. She’s a legend

[@kujju18]

My husband thinks I’m very weird for rewatching this trial. But I’m glad I’m not the only one.

[@amyjo537]

You're not alone

[@sarahplatt2703]

I'm still coming across clips I've missed

[@anniemcclintock365]

You are definitely not alone. I love commentary channels on this trail. I found a new favorite @Auntie Miracle B She is hilarious! There are many others who enjoy watching as well. @AGTactical @Trey4Justice @Lylesmusic are just a few

[@danieltaylor9459]

My girlfriend finds it odd, too, 😂 But yeah-agreed. And also agreed regarding finding certain new clips lol

[@JANET-n2r]

I cry every time I hear the verdict. He may not cry for his victims but the whole world is. 😢

[@ageordieboy]

I think I like a lot of people couldn’t understand her restraint throughout the trial. Friends who are lawyers explained and said “that’s why, just wait until after the verdict…she’ll go to town” And she did. I’m so impressed in admiration of this woman.

[@russell-di8js]

& a miss trial can't be ruled, hopefully jail will be all i wish for him

[@carolchristiansen635]

This judge is speaking directly to Brooks . And he just can’t take it. She makes him know what he is. No excuses allowed.

[@russell-di8js]

1st woman he couldn't hit or make cower, he's lost his power & its overwhelming him! fantastic, bravo judge!

[@barrierodliffe4155]

@@russell-di8js And the prosecution, he convicted himself, they let him do it.

[@BBinPa]

Judge Dorow is brilliant and I believe it would be very difficult to find another judge who is even near as wonderful and skilled as she is. I hope she was able to read these comments because she deserves to know how much she is appreciated and admired. Well done Your Honor. The world needs more like you!!!

[@rosalynjeffery9510]

Exactly 💯

[@lori6037]

Judge Dorow is also human and keeps her emotions in check when she needs to. She has the patience of a saint, something I could never had with him.

[@jaytrock3217]

Grandstanding from the bench.

[@PrismosPicks]

@@jaytrock3217 Grandstanding?? Or is it that this Judge is a woman, so academically thorough and legally authentic?? What credentials might you have, that would change the damning outcome of Darrel's eminent future? OR..Are you agonizing that your poorly educated and misunderstood brotha' is getting slammed wrongfully by "the man"🤔 or in this case a brilliant 👏 and most patient, WOman..? Ah Christ, you can GTFOUTTA here' with your nonsense.

[@sannegodijn301]

She is also quite beautiful

[@ohthosemorons1356]

His maniacal audacity to say that "I don't consent to being sentenced" as if that is a choice he has. He is the most despicable, narcissistic waste of life I have ever witnessed as a police officer and attorney for a combined 50 years of my life.

[@nvegas4552]

I don't think the innocent people he beat, maimed, and killed consented to that either.

[@DMF121]

Thank You for Your Service. My Brother's a Detective in California an it's NOT a EASY JOB at All. An I couldn't agree with You more.

[@DMF121]

@@nvegas4552That's Exactly what I kept thinking about through the whole Trial!

[@milacruz3970]

He's not very bright either

[@MsShandy111]

He is a soulless creature. Inhuman.

[@omgitstrishaaa6381]

The way she said o see ur sign I am not stopping n you will listen to what I have to say. Like yassss queen I was so excited by how she shut him down and her empathy for each victim n their family I love this woman . For his lack of respect for women it's apt tht a woman revoked his freedom it's just so fitting.

[@justindixon6777]

2:19:23?

[@MsShandy111]

Yes, he was beaten by two wonderful women, Judge Dorow and Susan Opper!

[@tommybrown9534]

@@MsShandy111 yup!! All of his past violence has been against women cause he knows he can overpower them. So the fact that 2 strong women just proverbially spit in his face and then closed his casket is very poetic, in my opinion. 😊😊😊

[@deborahtrego6232]

@@tommybrown9534 I also believe that he was emotionally and verbally abusive to his mother. Remember when he said that all he had to do was tell her to be there and she will? I'm sure she is afraid of him. Just my opinion.

[@tommybrown9534]

@@deborahtrego6232 oh I don't doubt that one bit. He wasnt even allowed in his mother's house. But I guess she felt bad for him so she allowed him to live in her car, parked in her driveway

[@bethr8301]

I was so frustrated with the judge during the trial. I wanted her to shut him down. But now seeing how she allowed his circus, and how it speaks to his competency. I think she’s genius for the way she handled the trial.

[@georgiabadon2577]

She let him hang his own self by his despicable and disrespectful conduct

[@drewg7441]

Brooks was playing checkers, Dorow was playing chess.

[@pamcollins1651]

She was the perfect judge with a perfect mindset to manage the trial of a complete maniac who was thankfully found guilty by the jury!!

[@nickv4073]

You missed the main goal. She didnt need Brooks to say anything. The goal was to ensure he had no grounds to successfully appeal the verdict.

[@monaspencer9335]

@@drewg7441 I ❤️ your comment.

[@AngieLea]

I watched this live and im watching again. I dont suppose the judge will ever see these comments but just in case.....Judge Dorow you are a class act. Your compassion and fairness in this case was second to none. You had me crying on more than one occasion. I understood why you treated Brooks as you did. This sentencing statement was hopefully a help to the victims who lost so so much. My heart and prayers are with them always. Xxx

[@bostonirishbear1346]

I watched live and an watching again as well!!! I was sobbing during the entire trial at one or another

[@javierfrancia1938]

Why the prosecution did not charge him with a HATE CRIME, cowardice, ignorance, disloyalty?

[@lilmisspsychopathic6802]

@@javierfrancia1938 she has done a great job , don't even dare question that.

[@lisayokum1077]

Me too! I watched live and now again!

[@Grace-Upon-Grace]

Yes, agree and thank you! ❤

[@stancexpunks]

That’s the first time I’ve heard people able to clap in court after the sentencing was announced. I’m glad she recognized the need the community had to express their emotions and allowed the clapping for the 6 most serious charges but asked them to stop for the rest.

[@ArizonaJoeHines]

The very last shot of this video is priceless. DB is surrounded by five of the burly sheriff's deputies, all of which are nearly a head taller than he is while they undo his tether. I love the symbolism.

[@chelleglenney156]

Does he make them stop for a few seconds to pray before they walk him out?

[@StormsandSaugeye]

@@chelleglenney156 Do you *Really* think he even follows his religion? I don't. If he did, he wouldn't have done what he did.

[@lilliebooker5152]

YES HE DID CUT CUT THESE PEOPLES LIFE SHORT YES WE ALL OF US PEOPLES NEEDS PERTECTION FROM HIM AND OTHER ARE LIKE HIM ..THANK YOU GOD LOVE YOU JUDGE....

[@anniemcclintock365]

​@StormsandSaugeye not at all! His actions and words show he does not live by the "word."

[@byronrobinson8633]

@@chelleglenney156I thought they were just unhooking his feet chains. I could be wrong.

[@debbiescott6337]

He’s the first person I’ve ever seen that is upset that he’s not mentally Ill.

[@johnbakasmoothhotchocolate]

Even if he were to be found mentally ill, I don't think he would ever be released based on the severity of his crime. Because they're still considered to be a dangerous liability, even if their actions were unintended. But in Brooks' case, oh boy, there's no denying that fucknut belongs in jail forever.

[@naomideleon8363]

😂

[@JerseyGirl50]

I have worked in a mental institution- if I had the choice between the asylum or prison for life, I’d choose prison. And, yes, I realize it’s 2024 and I’m still watching these videos.

[@amirahal-wehbi]

@@JerseyGirl50 What’s wrong with mental institutions ?

[@Tilly2win]

“There is no medication for a heart that is bent on evil” 😮❤

[@mairebisnett660]

Only JESUS can change this mans' heart.

[@barbaraallen168]

@@izzeypally troll ALERT

[@kimkulesa3041]

@@mairebisnett660 - This animal has no heart and never will because he is the spawn of the devil. Period.

[@rosalynjeffery9510]

@@izzeypally Don't curse yourself like that.

[@vincentm.7462]

@@izzeypally did you grow up in a cult like me?

[@Garcia24100]

I love this judge. She took her time expressing the victims thoughts and what they wanted in sentencing the defendant.

[@tammycooper1500]

I've been consumed with this trial. I've watched from the beginning. I've watched twice and still watch pieces. I cannot get past it. My heart hurts for all the victims.

[@croaton07]

Apparently a lot of the globe has been keeping up with this case. It's apparent why, but it's heartwarming to know so many people around the world wanted to see justice, especially after seeing how much of a monster this guy is.

[@4775joshua]

Me too.

[@HeyItsLilly974]

I'm the same I live in Australia 🇦🇺and he is the epitome of a evil

[@SamaNuttz]

Same I am in Australia and followed it from start to finish and watch over. This judge and prosecution team had the patience of a saint. I have no comment on him he doesn't deserve it. 😔 I cried and still cry when she reads the sentences 😢😢😢😢

[@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724]

This trial touched me as well- I watched this live also but am watching it my second time around. It blew me away how Brooks conducted himself… Never in my life have I seen someone treat a Judge like he treated Judge Dorow. At times it was jaw dropping. I’m so glad Justice was served!

[@4everu984]

Judge Dorow is my new hero. I aspire to have 1/100th of her professionalism, patience, care to get it perfect the first time, eloquence, toughness, integrity AND insight. Wow, lucky community to have her.

[@juliebrownlie5330]

I will never be like Judge Dorow. I have zero patience. I wouldve lost it with him. Lol

[@Sol_Going_Places]

The H. Judge's patience has been immense, throughout this trial from what I've seen. Despite the persistent contempt/disrespect/lack of decorum from this guy, she's consistently attempted to preserve and grant his rights to a fair,decent trial, even when she was in her own right to expel him from the court room on numerous occasions. Kudos Your Honour Ms. Jennifer R Dorow, Massive Respect.

[@natashadefoe8515]

At times I was staring at her like “🤷‍♀️” but then I seen her end game and was like yes! Got him!

[@rosalynjeffery9510]

@@natashadefoe8515 Yesss exactly 💯

[@MsShandy111]

Well said!

[@alwayssomething8344]

I salute everyone who had to be questioned by him cause they had a lot of patience and are strong individuals and that’s the police and his X girlfriend and the judge for everything you said I agree and I salute them all cause I was wishing i could reach through my phone

[@pj89-96]

@@alwayssomething8344 100%!! I think he wouldn't admit to guilt because he absolutely WANTED to see them go through the pain and heartache!! He's EVIL, he isn't mental, he's just a mean man and seems to always have been!!

[@lissat7317]

Woman of the Year imo. This has been testing beyond belief - but she got it there. I applaud her bravery, intelligence and compassion.

[@MsShandy111]

Well said!

[@HLidaze]

Thatd be so amazing to have her on times. She deserves it.

[@ninachkah13]

Instead they make Cardi B woman of the year (in whatever magazine, I don't recall). Gotta love what our society is pushing as a standard and role model for young impressionable minds smh

[@deborahhershey3045]

....and her 'empathy' for his victims!

[@estellegetty1995]

Too bad she's a real woman with an actual job. She'll never be nominated.

[@carolineforth4261]

This Judge is a class act! I'm not sure if she regrets letting this be televised, but I'm glad this was televised. I think it's important for everyone in the public to see this.

[@ArterialJames1990]

Yes bcz hopefully it wakes ppl up to stop dealing with these types of people who are cunning and manipulative smh… it’s so sad

[@ileanahernandez1709]

I believe all trials should be televised except of course those that involve minors.

[@itzjess88]

​@@ileanahernandez1709 you'd want your r*pe trial televised? I think not

[@VicJang]

Absolutely mad respect for the judge. Incredibly professional and respectful. Even when faced with such a heinous criminal and his absurd defense, she held her position and treated him equally. We all know he’s not crazy and should be in prison forever, yet she still took all the correct steps and made sure he was tried fairly.

[@sannah1985]

What i think is also amazing that doesn't get looked at often is the Healthcare workers that had to deal with all of the injured people.. I bet doctors and nurses from surrounding areas needed to come in and help with the emergency at hand. To all Healthcare workers that had to deal with the injured, THANK YOU. ❤

[@goatbabe0666]

You never know if and/or when the mass casualty triage training is going to come in handy.

[@marlayneboblett1267]

Excellent point. Nightmares must haunt each one of the responders, especially with a child involved. God bless them all and may they find some peace eventually.

[@ChelleNicole]

🎯🎯🎯🎯

[@8044868]

We will not forget the professionalism and passion with which law enforcement officers, the prosecutors and the judge brought this evil monster to justice. Stay strong, Waukesha. 💙

[@forrest1402]

Whatever ! Where was the professionalism and passion of all the prior judges and prosecutors that didn't put him away when they had the chance? J Darrow said " he should have had no! Contact w Erica Patterson" No no you idiots, he shouldn't have been out on bond!!

[@forrest1402]

Imagine if it was one of your loved ones he killed and then find out he was out! On bond! How would you feel? They're ultimately responsible!!!! What ? They bought his BS and let him loose on the public ,,,? I hope they dream of DB every night knowing they could have prevented this horrible tragedy!!!

[@erikm8372]

I do agree, but clearly there was a lack of professionalism in the prior judges! Clearly. And sadly, with the example of domestic violence cases, we see so often that justice is not served, if the complaint is even heard or acknowledged at all. That’s what the issue was here early on. Violent or unpredictable offenders are often allowed to go free, or the innocent are painted as the instigators and end up dead, etc. So clearly, there was a lack somewhere early on, yes. But that doesn’t negate the professionalism and complete perfection (in my eyes) Jennifer Dorow has shown in this case. I’m amazed. I’d imagine that she’s also frustrated at the lack of the past; why wasn’t he dealt with earlier… That’s why she initially brings up past findings, mental health specialists, etc. she wanted to explain HOW she came to the sentencing, how we got to this point, even though we all knew what it would be. She was speaking out of frustration due to the past judges and prosecutors as well.

[@maggiecronje4796]

I think most of the domestic cases that Erika open agains him he make her to pull them back by intimidating her. That's why he wasn't in jail long time ago.

[@georgiabadon2577]

Judge Dorow it's not responsible for Brooks being out on bail that was another judge and DA so do not blame her

[@awnutz]

This judge is brilliant. Empathetic. Articulate. Knowledgeable. The people of Wisconsin are amazing.

[@juliebrownlie5330]

Yes the people of Waukesha are amazing. Waukesha strong.

[@myhubbylovesme5872]

I'm still watching this crap in 2024, still finding parts I've missed.

[@janetcook3631]

Me too😊😊

[@CaseyDaniels-z8e]

Me too ❤

[@cosmicwzrd]

I've watched this so many times. He never gets less offensive

[@janetfellows-u7w]

Me too

[@kevinlewis8642]

Lol same here

[@tressabailey827]

His face when he realized his mental defense wasn't working 🙌 PRICELESS

[@SwimKam]

“‘Den why am I here ‘den your ‘onn-ah?” 😂

[@TwoMenAndLady]

Yes 🙌🏽

[@yourinnerlawyer4035]

I would call him a tool but I don’t want to insult the ones I have in my shed.

[@mks9469]

Yes!!! Loved seeing that too😂😂😂

[@DMF121]

Yes, YOU can see His Neck start to turn His Face starts to look like, "Oh Sh*t I'm Not going to the easy Mental Hospital!" He didn't Fool ANY OF US. 💩🤡

[@Sukyfbebe]

The fact that she spoke with empathy on his behalf but still able to hold him accountable is exudes humanity on the utmost degree.

[@Joe-ym6bw]

He doesn't deserve any thing but scorn

[@Sukyfbebe]

Yes agreed I don’t have that level of patience or maturity in me yet to not say f him 😂😂

[@javierfrancia1938]

Why the prosecution did not charge him with a HATE CRIME, cowardice, ignorance, disloyalty?

[@dominiquejones3805]

Sure enough at a recent parade n NC a child was killed due 2 brake failure

[@vm1502]

I’ve spent 40 years working in courts. This judge is absolutely amazing. God Bless Her 🙏

[@nightshadehelis9821]

She's too soft.

[@EffSharp]

20 years here; I agree. She’s incredible.

[@AshErin8304]

@@nightshadehelis9821 Yeahhh…Only 6 consecutive life sentences and over 700 additional years…sooo soft 😅😅 tf

[@RobFrancis97]

“There are many times, many times good people do bad things, but there are times when evil people do bad things. There is no medication or treatment for a heart that is bent on evil. Some people, unfortunately, choose a path of evil.” Judge Jennifer Dorow

[@mmalcolm2709]

Well said..

[@margielivingston2952]

Well said Judge Dorow!!!!!

[@judithowen8248]

Absolute Poetry!!! 😊😊😊😊😊

[@Materialgirl_3]

I loved every second of it. She finally told him how she really felt about him

[@judilyntravis7679]

👏 👏 👏

[@jayb2491]

Who's still watching these DB trial videos 2023? Jail will be very humbling for him, like or not, he will be humbled.

[@StormsandSaugeye]

I do like to review these once in a grand while for various reasons.

[@ftroop8462]

He's a sociopath. He will claim victimhood and injustice until he's in the ground.

[@MimiDidi121]

I’m sure he’s someone’s prison wife by now! He’s only 5’5’ tall. He doesn’t stand a chance!

[@nickv4073]

@@MimiDidi121 No, he is isolated from Gen Pop for his protection.

[@MimiDidi121]

@@nickv4073 I wonder since he’s moved to a new prison, other than dodge, if he still in protective custody?

[@najaimedley-white4899]

As someone who has been with a manipulative narcissist I'm very satisfied to see this man get what he deserves. My prayers go out to the families who lost their lives to this POS🙏🏼

[@DanniDuck]

This isn't a narcissist, this is antisocial personality disorder. Narcissists aren't terrible people and are often quite successful at life.

[@najaimedley-white4899]

@@DanniDuck I'm not saying all are but in his case most definitely

[@LadyBrown88]

I thought I was the only one.

[@phoenixmodellingphotography]

@@DanniDuck Narcissistic personality disorder falls under cluster b of personality disorders. Every disorder in cluster b is classified as an anti-social personality disorder.

[@suzintex2002]

He is diagnosed as antisocial which is grouped with narcissism and Histrionic Personality Disorder which all show a lack of empathy for others. He obviously lacks any emotional maturity. All this worked for him with his mother and grandmother until he hit them. Bet he only hits women.

[@Maiden_to_mother]

I’ve been rewatching this case like crazy. I think it’s because of the dynamic between Brooks and Judge Dorow. Brooks is the kind of person that good people hope and pray to never cross paths with or god forbid, have them enter your life in some way. He’s so self righteous, narcissistic, selfish and lacks self awareness to a serious degree. But Judge Dorow read him like the back of her hand. She knew exactly how she needed to work him so that there would be NOTHING he could hold against her in an appeal. She always had the ace in her hand, and he was always the fool. Watching his true colors through a screen is enraging enough. I can’t imagine being the Judge who had to deal with him in real life. So, after binging on the absurdity of Darrell Brooks, this video hits just right. JUSTICE. The Judge was waiting for this moment, and she owned it. She owned him, and she did it for the families who couldn’t do so themselves.

[@kahalak8171]

Very well said.

[@BriteImpressions1]

Very well said. So emotional to read "she did it for the families who couldn't do so themselves".

[@kristenjustkristen9462]

Well put! Sometimes I re-watch the clip of the guy screaming "burn in h*ll u peice of $hit!" He, like the great judge Dorow said exactly what we all wanted to say on behalf of the victims.

[@LKH23]

Exactly!

[@realmom9288]

She should be able to stand and take a bow! When she goes home she deserves Royal Treatment

[@GhostCricket]

"I was going to sentence him to 1000 years in jail but when he pointed out that he had followed my rules on the number of times I had him removed from the courtroom, I had to concede that I was in fact inconsistent with this last time. It was shameful of me, and I hereby recuse myself as judge from this trial and commute Mr. Brooks' sentence in its entirety. He is simply too smart for me." --and then Darrell woke up. In jail.

[@maggiehamberger1345]

Excellent comment.

[@crunchyyellowlion]

🤣 NOICE

[@brentcurlin6403]

Objection

[@spenceisthebest1]

@@brentcurlin6403Grounds 😂

[@Justme12466]

@@spenceisthebest1substain for the grounds 😅

[@rolahalabi5820]

“I wasn’t quick enough” my heart broke for all the victims and their families. Just senseless, the judge finally was able to shut him up so he could listen to his evilness!!

[@sarahplatt2703]

I remember watching the evil disgusting attack he did it was on our local news ere in the UK, but then never heard anything abt until a few months ago I came across the trial omg I was disgusted with the way he treated witnesses especially the mum I think their child was badly injured he asked her was she giving evidence for financial gain, people was getting frustrated with the judge but she did a amazing job making sure everything was on the record giving no reason for him to get a mistrial or appeal as he has put it in

[@rosalynjeffery9510]

​@@sarahplatt2703She still could've kept a thorough record while controlling him and her courtroom. He disrespected any and everyone in that courtroom. Sue Opper had to remind her several times that she was in control and not brooks. I believe the victims as well as the entire DA was over it between her and brooks bs. She allowed that POS SO to run amuk in her courtroom. That's why she lost her bid for the Supreme Court and rightfully so. Imo

[@brucefoster3231]

I love how she talked about the individual with schizophrenia and how she distinguished between true mental health and faux mental health…. She sympathized with individuals who really suffer from severe mental health Dx

[@MsShandy111]

Well said!

[@MsShandy111]

Yes, genuine cases of mentally ill defendants must be so sad.

[@emilywickler8871]

Judge Dorow has so much compassion for the victims and survivors and families of. So much emotion and love ❤️

[@penname40]

Amazing how he can listen so attentively while the judge is talking about him, when at no other time during this trial did he display this behavior.. Very telling.

[@ileanahernandez1709]

His muted.

[@_SoCalDude_]

@@ileanahernandez1709 While that is true for later in the video go back and watch the start. Judge Dorow is talking about Darrell's mental health evaluations that have been performed by experts. She's reading excerpts from those experts and peppering in some analysis of her own as well. Darrell is silent and attentive the entire time with a look of genuine interest in his eyes. He is silent all the way up until Judge Dorow starts in on him by calling him evil and he begins to mutter things. Then he goes full on disruptive once she starts talking about how he had broke the no contact order on the 20th of November 2021 and has to be removed. He is such a malignant narcisssist because he was thoroughly enjoying the judge talking about his difficult upbringing and mental health. The minute he sensed an attack on his ego he couldn't handle it and became the disruptive man-toddler he is.

[@simonsmith1974]

@@_SoCalDude_ he's a classic sociopathic narcissist

[@simonsmith1974]

@@_SoCalDude_ don't insult man-toddlers! Lol. You're spot on

[@MsShandy111]

He's probably enjoying listening to all the pain and suffering he caused. He's a perverse creature.

[@Ella.L.]

What an outstanding, fair and simply incredible judge! Quiet frankly, I've never seen a judge like this before and I watch a lot of trials. Anyone who's on trial can only WISH for someone like her presiding over their case. She's truely a hero and inspiration! The world needs more people and judges like her! Much love to Judge Jennifer R. Dorow ❤️

[@javierfrancia1938]

Why the prosecution did not charge him with a HATE CRIME, cowardice, ignorance, disloyalty?

[@weirdal706]

It is true this judge is what all judges are supposed to look like...I have seen the exact opposite.

[@YukoValis]

@@javierfrancia1938 It wasn't a hate crime. He did it out of anger and not caring about his actions. Hate crimes are normally from people who care about who they are specifically hurting/killing. Brooks didn't have a target in specific, only people in general, which many included children.

[@javierfrancia1938]

@@YukoValis you are so confused and wrong, and this keeps going on, but at some it will stop, and it wont be by peaceful means

[@YukoValis]

@@javierfrancia1938 I think you are the one trying to make this out to be something that it isn't. I happened to watch ALL of the trial. This wasn't a hate crime, this was a guy who assaulted his ex, and on the way back got stuck behind a parade. Out of rage he attacked it.

[@melaniejane5560]

Thank you, Jennifer R. Dorrow for representing We, the people!

[@sidviscus]

My favorite moment is when the judge said to Brooks that he is a person who has chosen a path of evil, and Brooks slightly blinks in response, like he had just been hit with the truth for the first time.

[@KrayZRyder]

Yep, Darrell's mother seems to always make excuses for him, instead of holding him responsible. Judge Durrow finally just told him how he really acts and appears. He tried to stare her down, but the Judge didn't waver.

[@ckotcher1]

Timestamp?

[@jh6614]

I wish this judge presided every case throughout the world! Specifically in 🇬🇧 where I’m from! Her honour has been so fair, so patient and so compassionate throughout this case! Her beauty is clearly internal as well as external! ❤

[@nessie986]

just look at him does he really think he cares nope I don't think so

[@darkwillow57]

I don't know if the judge's words impacted him at all.

[@theintellectualrabbit6828]

Judge Dorow totally hit this out of the park. This case will not be forgotten and shall lay the foundation of locking up future criminals for these types of heinous acts. Thank you so much for what you have done.

[@blondesense1708]

Not just heinous acts, but she has sent a firm message to the sovreign citizen community that their shenanigans don’t work and won’t be tolerated by the courts. I doubt the Sovcits would have nominated DB to represent them, but their sham of a movement was exposed beautifully and I’ll bet they start listening to REAL attorneys.

[@theintellectualrabbit6828]

@@blondesense1708 Very true. 😁👍

[@GiaScales]

If any of the victims, their families/ friends see this, I send my deepest condolences to you. You didn’t deserve this and especially him making a mockery of the entire tragedy. I pray you all find peace and enough strength to continue to put one foot in front of the other. ❤We are rooting for you love.

[@rebeccabenson2847]

That was beautiful, Lalona absolutely beautiful.

[@debbrown9365]

I totally agree

[@becalfarris3520]

Well said. From massachusetts.

[@bufordclendenen4748]

Yes thats the truth. Ive watched this alot. Yes pure evil, i watched that again this morning. And it was one time he threw in about being sorry for what he did. Then it went right back on him. I get up so mornings and think about what hes doing. Im sure hope jes staring at the wall . And thinking how he still thinks somehow how to get out of it. Im sure he is. Bit the way the judge put up with his crap. He Appel no way it happen. Im so sorry too the way he did that city

[@mks9469]

Well said! I share your sentiments. ❤❤❤ Love sent to Waukesha from Texas!

[@Shamrock7301]

He is soulless emotionless and Heartless! Didn't even crack a tear hearing all of these details

[@kristenjustkristen9462]

Love this judge. Her being a defense attorney in the past helped her tremendously in knowing exactly how this pos would ATTEMPT to appeal.. THAT'S exactly why she ran this trial the way she did.. She not only outsmarted this vile human, but she was outclassing him at every turn. Enjoy your time off Judge Dorrow! You've earned it tenfold!

[@nightshadehelis9821]

Her kindness is a weakness to people like Darell and unfortunately, she allowed him to control her courtroom. This passed on unnecessary pain, anger, and frustration to the victims, which all could have been avoided had she had a little more backbone. Could you imagine having your child murdered in a Christmas parade and then listening to the killer yell "STOP IT!" to the judge with zero consequences? NOWHERE else would this be tolerated. I can't believe he aggressively stared her down too and all she did was state for the record that she was scared and going on break. Come on Judge Dorow... It's completely possible to prevent a mistrial WHILE controlling your courtroom. I like her a lot and have a tremendous amount of respect for her, but I think she was the wrong judge for a narcissist like Darell Brooks. She's too kind and soft.

[@chocolatte7736]

@@nightshadehelis9821 But all of that also ensures that a lot of his behavior is seen by the jury members. Him trying to explain or doing anything in the trial won’t do anything to change how much the jury increasingly doesn’t believe that he isn’t a risk to society.

[@iceheap9422]

​@@nightshadehelis9821also, keep in mind he's not just the defendant, but also the representative for his defense. He's his own lawyer. That unfortunately means he can contest things with a lawyers authority. That's probably she entertained him for so long. She's trying to be fair and make sure he can't appeal or say that she was unfair to him. It's hard to be a judge in this situation, especially with such a volitile defendant.

[@cardbored_]

I mean lets be real though, it doesn’t take too much to outsmart DB.

[@EffSharp]

Oh wow I didn’t know that! I wonder I like her so much. :) (defense lawyer here)

[@Hunee-]

Judges, juries, and prosecutors see the carnage that we as a public don’t see. For Judge Dorow to say that these images kept her up at night is horrific. What an outstanding judge. I appreciated how she recognized each and every victim in her sentencing. She was clear on every aspect that she considered and smacked down any hopes of claiming mental illness as an excuse given by Brooks, his mother, and grandmother. Brooks earned every day she handed down in his life after life sentences. The community can rest a little bit better knowing that a judge finally took Brooks off of the streets.

[@javierfrancia1938]

Why the prosecution did not charge him with a HATE CRIME, cowardice, ignorance, disloyalty?

[@TSpartanDR]

@@javierfrancia1938 It would likely be difficult to prove a hate crime here without a doubt. The focus is on the larger, definitively incriminating crimes that he committed, which has put him away for life many times over.

[@Taboomix]

@@javierfrancia1938 bro what

[@lenoxson6015]

Judge Dorow is extra ordinary. She is extremely thorough. I can see that she saw through Darrell based on the Could Darrell have staged it with his family to cry wolf in terms of mental retardation? Instead of yelling and barking at Judge Dorow you should be asking for God’s forgiveness and to have mercy on his soul. God bless you Judge Dorow.

[@phyllishartung8428]

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[@gagelindell271]

“I dont consent to being sentenced like I told you”. My god this guy is absolutely a danger to society on so many levels. What a total POS.

[@emilywickler8871]

His original appeal November 18th 2022 said exactly that. He never consented nor did he give permission for any of what happened to him to happen. He begged the appeal Judge to help him understand HOW it all happened without his consent or permission. Appeal Judge was Jennifer Dorow. Once he had an attorney for appeal that video was removed.

[@gagelindell271]

@@emilywickler8871 Ok great!

[@Artie32048]

A Woman arrested him, A Woman convicted him, and A Woman sentenced him! Brooks finally lost to women!

[@barrierodliffe4155]

A typical bully, he only beats and fights those unable to fight back, a hero in his own mind when driving into and over people with a two ton weapon, a coward when he has to face up to his actios.

[@Thornspyre81]

Ha! I never actually thought about it but you are right!

[@JamesWillard1923]

Actually a man arrested him

[@bennylevine387]

And even more ironically is that as we speak, he's now forcibly being made to adopt the role of a woman.

[@judithdean8750]

Nah female cop carpenter slammed him as he said 😃 cuffed all over

[@BeeRadicaI]

Thank you Judge Dorow! You were amazing through this whole trial.

[@JohnP538]

This case is going to be used in law schools as an example of how to deal with a disruptive and bullying defendant. There is no question about it.

[@vernayasheilds9548]

I knew I couldn't be a judge. I would have just said throw him away.

[@JohnP538]

@@vernayasheilds9548 There were several times she could have strapped him in a chair with a gag and would have been justified. He wanted a mistrial or something to appeal and she wasn't going to let him have either.

[@justinshades6652]

THIS WOMAN IS A HERO!

[@January.]

*woman

[@FreedomAndJustice4All]

What woman? Judge Dorow? Yes she is brilliant. And gorgeous.

[@justinshades6652]

@@FreedomAndJustice4All Yess

[@LanaRioss]

WOMAN WOMEN IS MULTIPLE

[@justinshades6652]

@@LanaRioss sorry to offend you, assclown

[@williamstehle6272]

Judge Dorow was the perfect judge for this case. Being a former resident of Waukesha I had a keen interest in this case . I watched it from beginning to end. Her patience throughout was impeccable. A true hero.

[@javierfrancia1938]

Why the prosecution did not charge him with a HATE CRIME, cowardice, ignorance, disloyalty?

[@delorespeters2924]

She is a fair judge I do believe, because she took everything into consideration. Because of this, she is seen as a hero. However, the defense should have requested an evaluation of Me. Brooks. This was necessary in this case. I am not saying that he was justified in anyway in what happen. My heart goes out to the victims and their loved ones. But how can the case be shut when all the mental health evaluations came from physicians hired by the plaintiff? Wouldn't it had been better if evaluations from both sides agreed on his mental health.

[@marcosmarin8930]

@@javierfrancia1938 It's not a federal case.

[@maryewer7322]

This judge is such a patient judge,polite,clearly spoken and such a breath of fresh air,thankyou for your service

[@curlychavelita]

The fact that he's silent in the beginning shows a lot. No one has told him about himself so thoroughly, professionally, and without fear.

[@Aragem]

I accidentally ran over a parking barrier and I froze because I was so sure I had run over a dog or a child. I was so shocked I couldn't move and my friend who was riding with me got out and told me it was alright. I had run over a parking barrier. I just CANNOT fathom someone running over people without stopping. . . this man is a threat to society who refuses to see what he has done as wrong or take accountability. This is WHOLE trial was him trying to get away with it in the most pathetic and foolish way possible. The only tears he shed was for himself and himself alone. If he can't be put down like the sick dog he is, then he must be locked away from society.

[@ileanahernandez1709]

Being locked away for the rest of his life without parole, is a torture for him because he will be told when and what to do for the rest of his life without questioning.

[@cori7209]

Bodies were on his hood at one point ..

[@thisfamilydoeseverything]

Let’s say for a Moment this was an accident. I would be bedside myself that I accidentally hurt someone let alone a road full of people!

[@matthughes9722]

@@thisfamilydoeseverything let's add an addendum: I would never be able to stop vomiting if I accidentally killed someone by RUNNING them over. But multiple people?....

[@dansmodacct]

@@cori7209 omg that would be so haunting. I can't even stand to imagine that

[@beanybabyrabie]

Did anyone else just LOVE during cross how Brooks started panicking, realizing he’d been doing the prosecution’s job for them and had been making a complete fool out of himself? Total moment of panic for him, yelling about how they suddenly didn’t have any questions for the witnesses realizing the walls were closing in and he’d been outsmarted ten fold. Love to see him ROT

[@tiffanyholman4028]

It was amazing watching him fall apart. He suddenly understood how much he screwed himself.

[@daniellesnyder1244]

When was this? Would love to see this. 😏

[@kimmie1957]

I loved the part where she knocked him & his folks down with the correct mental evaluation from 4 doctors. He’s just a evil criminal.

[@SquirtlePower809]

What part was this exactly?

[@kimmie1957]

@@SquirtlePower809 toward the end the judges remarks !!

[@Thesmokingman64]

The look on his face as he has stand there and listen to judge dorow list his sentences, and its being done without his consent. His consent doesn't mean anything. Its great.

[@kisharoberts4401]

😂😂😂

[@donnachampion3169]

Judge Dorow you showed the world how a Judge can remain professional in the face of being so disrespected towards not only yourself but the families and the prosecution in the one of most distressing trials I’ve ever seen and handed down the appropriate sentence for such evil. Thankyou.

[@alley1433]

Judge Fleischer, Simpson, Middleton, Bryant, Washington & Perkins would have handled this fool, with more authority.

[@allysonh6410]

"And I believe u are 1 of those such people!" 💥 hit him right between the eyes!! Love it

[@shivvWhore]

This judge saw right through his feeble attempts to blame mental illness for his crime and called him out on it while telling a personal story about someone she presided over who was truly mentally ill and she describes how heart breaking that case was because this person murdered someone close to them while they were in a psychotic delusion and after they came out of that delusion they were incredibly sad and devastated that they did what they did. This guy doesn't even apologise to the victims he killed and hurt ON PURPOSE - I loved that Judge Dorow called him out on that too. She's an incredible person and brimming with empathy.

[@alley1433]

Yes but her telling that story; when he came back out, for the last time, he tried that act.

[@irenedonald]

Thank you judge Dorrow for your patience, resilience and heartfelt feelings for the victims. I totally respect you. 👏👏👏👏

[@marcosmarin8930]

A very emotional end: the applause was a respectful farewell to the víctims, never to be forgotten !! THANK YOU, JUDGE !! You did an outstanding job, please accept all the congratulations from people around the world !!

[@kjh6903]

I’ve never seen that in a courtroom before . It was well deserved!!!

[@natashadefoe8515]

And sorry you had to endure that personality. We don’t see how you held it, but you did! The victims would be so proud that you’re their judge and you held yourself in a very professional manner and treated him with respect even when he didn’t really deserve it. A lot of us, couldn’t do that bc we’re mouthy, but we get what motivated you. I’m glad he’s in prison with no grounds for appeal.

[@MsShandy111]

Well said! Judge Dorow is a beautiful person. Her tears show her empathy and concern for the victims.

[@izabells7928]

The best part for me is when he's waving that paper but yet he still won't pledge such a selfish narcissist major respect to the judge such an amazing woman most of us only wish to have her patience

[@MsShandy111]

Judge Dorow is a beautiful human. Brooks evil is countered by her humanity.

[@Sawmhlubpag1]

UPDATES ON HIS CASES IN MILWAUKEE: He wants to represent himself again lol. Haha he wants to represent himself again. He also wants to appear in person at each proceedings because he wants to get out of his lovely cell. Objection objection heresay relevancy leading the witness bla bla bla. I'm very sure this judge will not take his BShis time like Judge Dorow. He can appeal all he wants he'll still spend the rest of his life in prison for his convictions on Waukeshs. I wouldn't be surprised if he catches another case in prison so he can represent himself again. He looks more frail now than ever before.

[@tamikomcgee-conley2055]

I need to send Judge Dorow a gift. I’ve NEVER, EVER seen such a respectful and patient Judge like her before. 💪🏾

[@calinasagilitypartner4444]

Just send a card or something like Edible Arrangements. She's not allowed to accept flowers or spa days etc. The Edible Arrangements will be shared with everyone in the office.

[@nyyankeesbaby7]

She named every last victim! 17 1/2 yrs…damn she threw him under the jail that was under the jail that was under the jail. Wow! Great job ma’am! ❤

[@Materialgirl_3]

I think he forgot that this would be the person who would sentence him in the end. He thought he was going to say and do whatever he wanted in that courtroom. She knew she would get the last laugh

[@Materialgirl_3]

It’s funny how he always claimed that he couldn’t hear in the other courtroom but he damn sure heard those life sentences 😂

[@rebeccabenson2847]

Most outstanding sentence by Judge Jennifer Dorow. She deserves a pay raise, and she has the thankfulness of the community and from people across the entire United States. I am from Missouri, and I am one of many.

[@MsShandy111]

Yes, Judge Dorow was magnificent in her role. We send love to all the victims and their families from South Australia.

[@trendywipp3715]

I agree with your comment. I am In California and we stand with the people of Waukesha

[@judilyntravis7679]

Oh my! Living in Virginia here. She's lovely and a wonderful role model for young girls to aspire. Thank you Your Honor for proving justice prevails. Prayers for the good people of Waukesha

[@omgorangelollipop8184]

They get paid enough

[@CandidlyCat]

"I don't consent to being sentenced" - Darrell Brooks. Quote of the year!

[@kathybeck9197]

Yup..hahaha

[@simonsmith1974]

I'm pretty sure I know what the quote from the citizens of Waukesha would be "we don't consent to you not consenting!".

[@patricklarkin9666]

There is a whole lot that he won't consent to while in prison. Bubba isn't interested in consent from brooks. I hope that Bubba has a whole slew of like minded friends that aren't concerned about brooks' consent

[@russell-di8js]

always with the rights, none given to others & demanding respect, what a piece of work!

[@jacintaphillips1983]

This judge was amazing with her sentancing and why /how she came to her conclusion. I never realised how much they did and having to go home and repeat listening what they had to listen to during the day. I have new respect.

[@virginiaknighten4687]

Yes exactly!

[@elizabethbarber4326]

This case would of led me to madness

[@jebsmith323]

I hope she was able to take some serious time off after this. She needed it.

[@louisbouchard6869]

@@jebsmith323 Unfortunately, because of the length of this case, her docket grew larger and she even acknowledged that she had a fully docket the following week of other cases. The consolation prize is that those cases will be quite a bit easier than this one.

[@Sawmhlubpag1]

UPDATES ON HIS CASES IN MILWAUKEE: He wants to represent himself again lol. Haha he wants to represent himself again. He also wants to appear in person at each proceedings because he wants to get out of his lovely cell. Objection objection heresay relevancy leading the witness bla bla bla. I'm very sure this judge will not take his BShis time like Judge Dorow. He can appeal all he wants he'll still spend the rest of his life in prison for his convictions on Waukeshs. I wouldn't be surprised if he catches another case in prison so he can represent himself again. He looks more frail now than ever before.

[@remotelylucy]

Watching him get a life sentence is the perfect way to fall asleep every night

[@JANET-n2r]

Watching prosecutors at his sentences, you can see the RELIEF in their shoulders. Great job

[@lorrieinakalaska9529]

She did an AWESOME job! Thank you, your honor.

[@RendaJane]

She did. He will never get a retrial because of her patience. It’s her turn, and creepy monster still wants to be a little 🐝otch.

[@javierfrancia1938]

Why the prosecution did not charge him with a HATE CRIME, cowardice, ignorance, disloyalty?

[@zeeshanmuhammed8883]

@@javierfrancia1938 bruh stfu with the same comment

[@FannyLerouxTime]

I still can't stop watching this, it's so beautiful that he gets the sentence he did.

[@valerieg369]

I look like a frog people say... so its ok for me to say Brooks looks like a Chimp..the way he purses his lips, grits and bares his teeth...look at his nails..the man is viscious and dangerous yet intelligent. He was born to late in the evolution age.

[@Mystery87990]

He shrunk when she closed the trial and left the bench. Knowing he had no way to stall

[@kjh6903]

I would love to find out how he gets along in prison . I hope he doesn’t get to stay in protective custody away from all the other animals. I hope he’s thrown into gen pop and they work him over everyday !

[@izzeypally]

I love how it cuts to him in time out. Gotta treat this grown man with kids like he is a toddler

[@Wassuppples]

He needs to learn that when a person says they “forgive you” it doesn’t mean your actions will go unpunished.

[@monickalynn4365]

For the victims and their loved ones,I am so sorry you had to experience such violence and pain

[@rosalynjeffery9510]

Me too. Especially from a POS SO like him.

[@lucypollard-gunnery9251]

What an amazing human being and professional judge. To have to hear all that rubbish from such a despicable person whilst retaining any semblance of composure is something that should be formally recognized and applauded, she’s a better person than I could ever aspire to be.

[@melindamartin9765]

The way Judge Darow adds uplifting futuristic statements towards the youth is inspiring, and I believe and hope it will have a long lasting impact on these young warriors 🥰💜💙

[@RendaJane]

I send love and light to these children for their healing ❤️‍🩹

[@javierfrancia1938]

Why the prosecution did not charge him with a HATE CRIME, cowardice, ignorance, disloyalty?

[@nowirehangers2815]

@@javierfrancia1938 absolutely

[@MidnightDesperado66]

There is something so beautiful to me when a person can articulate information that holds your attention so hard you don't want to blink. Yes, the judge is beautiful, but beauty does fade while intelligence endures.

[@joanjenkins8397]

True that!

[@lisap1981]

She was amazing and yes, you are correct she speaks so eloquently. I know these families took comfort from the way she delivered this sentence to Brooks. I watched it the day of the trial, but watched again today and it has brought me to tears. She is a wonderful and fair judge.

[@JANET-n2r]

Exactly!! She basically called him a POS buy in a nice way lol

[@dukewood1939]

hope the judge has a long career on the bench or in a law office; whatever she chooses may it be successful

[@MsShandy111]

The Judge was fantastic. This closing speech was powerful and just. The families of the victims would have felt their loved ones had received justice.

[@ChandaOnly1]

I'm in love with Judge Dorow's thoroughness. Show the people who this man truly is.

[@jtomfoolery1]

His face when it dawned on him that the judge didn’t buy his mental health BS and he knew right then, he wasn’t going to be carted off to a nice treatment centre. I do believe at one point he was actually trying to flirt with judge?? Hes sailed through life getting everything he’s wanted by whatever means! He deserved everything he got and more!

[@mariannacampbell7178]

He knew Exactly what he was doing!! It’s really sad my prayers go out to the Victims and families🙏🏾🙏🏾