Full Interview with Judge Rosemarie Aquilina, who sentenced Larry Nassar to 175 years in prisonit

[@avimehenwal]

She is the embodiment of daring, intelligent, courage, visionary and agent of change. We love you .. go Judge Rosemarie Aquilina

[@r------]

Boo hoo

[@easygii]

i love this woman so much, what an incredible human being.

[@stevenward9095]

YES

[@potter3439]

She’s a great one

[@kkheflin3]

She really embodies the quote, "When you don't know what to do...always do the next right thing. Regardless of the consequences." Great lady with class and dignity personified.

[@beta447]

61 years old and she is KILLING it!

[@Rose24681]

She is changing the world in many great ways. Thank you, Judge Aquilina❣

[@aricmackenthun1776]

Judge Rosemary Aquilina is such an amazing woman. She is such an inspirational person. I really wish that someday I would be able to help people the way she does. I really wish her and her family nothing but love and happiness forever.

[@kylerandell1348]

By helping people like she does, you mean you want to jail innocent who are just trying to earn a living and care for their families??? Is that what you want to do? Because that is what this ignorant broad is doing #facts

[@Kathy-kr1sv]

You can do what the judge does. Simply by keeping your eyes open. And listening if you are TOLD. We ALL should do at least that much 🌹

[@BeeWilla4]

what a kind-hearted, compassionate and eloquent woman she is. ❤️ the world needs more women like her in powerful positions

[@0given658]

I absolutely adore this woman/Judge! Her demeanor in her courtroom is stellar. She is more than fair, so professional and clear headed. She has character heart and compassion. The Nasser case was tremendously heartbreaking, she was the perfect honorable judge to oversee these testimonies and keep the courtroom under control. I was so moved by her reactions to things that could've ignited controversy or anger, especially Nassers letters. She dealt calmly and rationally with that monster. She was sensitive to the victims and the parents. I think she's a warrior! Thank you Judge Aquilina for being an inspiration to so many!

[@lucaghiandelli]

In the nassar case she was beyond unprofessional… he did terrible things but a good judge should not be overwhelmed by emotions like that. we are in a civil and democratic country. the sentence was fair, simply I don’t approve of the attitude she had in court.

[@a_mo__3455]

She is so inspiring, it gives me hope that one day society and the justice system will progress towards equality for all. Please people, if you are inspired by Judge Aquilina, get involved in voting for local legislators that can enact progress and equality for everyone in each election, not just national elections.

[@RachelSDay1982]

"No man is your friend who demands your silence.". Author Alice Walker

[@jamesmartingattuso9915]

The reverse, of course, is also true.

[@brandonharris5108]

@@jamesmartingattuso9915 no one cares

[@bryangarson3927]

@@brandonharris5108 Plenty care. You’re just too ignorant

[@stevenward9095]

right to the point

[@RachelSDay1982]

Praying God continues to give you the wisdom to serve the people. 🙏🙏🇺🇲

[@angeliqueoren2462]

I love this lady!

[@هانيمحمد-ظ7ج]

The iron lady of courts

[@nathanhiggers7186]

Nah she just attention seeking

[@HAZE512]

Judge Aquilina, hats off to you!

[@shoddypockets9666]

Most important message "me too is not a female movement. It's a human movement". Too many are excluding boys and men from the conversation. Alienating half the population in such an important issue is a gigantic mistake. It's about openness, blanket opinion about our male population is dangerous to all of us.

[@madisonimogen1028]

We have to raise new society. Awarness and stop such an abuse to take place. Unfortunately pedophiles lies to themselves that they are entitled to it. They justify the rights to it. Society needs to educate.

[@JavanHamiltonTV]

A hero.

[@docadams7099]

As a man I appreciate her decency, her simple decency.

[@jonbarzanti8941]

Judge Aqualina, you are a hero to all victims around the USA 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@sabrinaallison3925]

I love this Judge, so humble and powerful❤

[@StarLuna973]

I love this woman! She is truly inspirational. We need more judges, advocates and ambassadors like her, who are not afraid to speak out. I think she and P!nk could change the whole world between them! 😁🌍

[@TheSahand68]

I hope this judge becomes a rolemodel for many young women, fyture judges znd future leaders. She is my rolemodel, for sure.

[@pooryorick831]

She is a hero. I know she would say she is not but she is. I wish every judge were like her.

[@Redraven2967]

I have nothing but the utmost respect for this judge. She is one of the reasons why our imperfect justice system is the best in the world in spite of its imperfections. It is not just the Nasser case and the way she handled it, it is her entire view of the justice system and what justice means.

[@latoyascott4526]

I love judge Aqualina she's fair!!!!! great interview!

[@lianecornils6603]

I never heard of legislation to stop illegal wire tapping and surveillance of victims. And I’ve never heard of legal legislation allowing drs or cops to blacklist or blackmail the victims of sexual or murder crimes.

[@robertahrens8343]

The next judge Judy

[@andrewvernon4664]

She's definitely an April baby, even if she may be a Taurus instead of an Aries like myself. Her personality and character is remarkable, and I think people notice that about her. There's a certain outstanding quality about celebrities and the renowned that is hard to define, and Judge Rosemarie Aquilina definitely has that. If I were an innocent party in her court, I'd feel protected, but if I were a guilty criminal in her court, I'd be terrified of her!

[@donowens5883]

No Rosemare you had to be the judge for that case do not sell yourself short you were a perfect judge for that case keep up the good good work.

[@sistermaryfrances4480]

Too bad the rest of the millions of young women who have been sexually molested they don't get the same protections as athletes ninety-nine percent of the time of the time the predator it's a slap on the hand on the hand given probation I'd like to see this done to all rapists and sexual perverts rape when a child is molested they are ruined for the rest of their lives

[@sk6964]

She has the prettiest brown eyes

[@0given658]

She does! She's over 60 unbelievable, she looks fabulous! I think she's exta beautiful because of her heart and inner wisdom. She's pure class. Cher is an inspiration interestingly. Lol

[@PorkChop71912]

This woman is a hero.

[@gentle.unicorn]

she is such a fcking queen

[@twistedpipes04]

Nominate this classy superhero to the Supreme Court!

[@lianecornils6603]

Nothing if your honest. Is getting better.

[@imnotsadnow8409]

I don't see any victims in back of her

[@lianecornils6603]

✝️👩‍⚖️. I had to go above the system.

[@jojijosette5946]

She makes so much sense. Judge Aquilina.

[@jeffreyknight3884]

What an amazing woman and being a caring judge. I like how she talk the truth about life. Thank you for all you do for the unheard voices. At 61, you look fabulous.

[@donowens5883]

I am 10 years younger than judge Rosemary aqualina

[@lianecornils8733]

We take ourselves where ultimately we need to be. Aka. My case deserves exposure.

[@heathermiklandric712]

Gosh she is so beautiful inside and out

[@gman1010]

Amazing human ❤

[@jesmichel]

Wonder how she does her hair?

[@RoleyChiu]

Please don't ruin your integrity by going into politics.

[@aprilsummers6447]

Well politics and law do go hand in hand...

[@Nniikkii-ki7mh]

i think you are faster with that tool. is it a sword?

[@Nniikkii-ki7mh]

oy maa gaaad. you solved it so fast. do you work for the feds?

[@Nniikkii-ki7mh]

they usually pay and delete everything to hide they failures and drug them to death and everyone subdue to that.

[@Nniikkii-ki7mh]

what happens if hitler is at your door ?

[@sha11235]

Guess she now is talking to media.

[@katemcmanus4182]

I want this woman where she is but I also want her on the Supreme Court. I'm selfish that way.

[@Sarah24871]

Can somebody please tell me how to look like this at 61?

[@aaliyahImpersonator]

Wow she's so pretty and a hero

[@HeleneRosler-ch8gf]

❤❤wow she Looks sooo Brilliant and nice

[@donowens5883]

Judge Rosemary aqualina very wonderful and awesome judge

[@Nniikkii-ki7mh]

congrats on surviving outside america with cheaper education and computers. now guess what happens next

[@donowens5883]

I'd like to have my revenge on that Larry Nasser and sentencing him double his lengthy sentence make sure he'll never get out awesome judge?

[@MikeHunt-gy6lc]

I love you Judge Aquilina you are so incredible and you inspire me! I wish I could meet a woman like you! You are simply the best

[@toddbarnett5260]

She's Awesome

[@jeremyanthony9300]

you know, Michigan is a pretty liberal state. How ever, judge Aquilina is a super conservative judge. I mean 175 years, that's not a liberal judge. That is a very damn conservative judge for sure.

[@LS-Moto]

So what would a liberal sentence be?

[@Haruka96]

What are you talking about?? 🙄🙄

[@takerkellygiveusbacktupac617]

@@LS-Moto the low end of the scale -40

[@takerkellygiveusbacktupac617]

@@Haruka96 statistics and case history. Liberal judges tend lenience towards criminals

[@takerkellygiveusbacktupac617]

@Donnell Okafor not really. I'm as right as they come and she's is a die hard conservative but it's nice to see that you feel the abuse of kids is no big deal. Anyone using the "he didn't kill anyone" line is probably a predator anyway

[@jf47249]

I respected this judge until she started spewing that disgusting man hating sexist rhetoric. Then her being divorced made so much sense

[@thomasallen4340]

Just know if you appear before aqualina and your a sex offender. Your going away for life

[@davedahan]

1:43 Lie

[@im4485]

Why not 1000 years

[@takerkellygiveusbacktupac617]

Because part of the plea deal was the max.... Which she has e him. He's also got a lot of years from his 2 state cases. He's not going anywhere

[@RachelSDay1982]

Man up!! Yes!!!

[@istrumguitars]

No one would doubt Judge Aquilina made the right judgment in the Inmate Nassar case-but so would any rational person. Didn't she say she would only speak to the media *together with a victim* after the case? She spends nearly this entire interview talking about herself! And (5:46) "Nassar was bad... but I have heard far worse," Really? Being thrown down the stairs is worse than countless children being sexually abused for 30 years?

[@serenesrn3827]

She is a single mother to 5 children with 3 or more fathers and also a judge .She is my role model .

[@sha11235]

Are her pupils red?

[@Haruka96]

Hazel brown with bright outline...

[@gialamotta1957]

Hero

[@lianecornils6603]

The world got worse. ✝️👩‍⚖️.

[@Kiyomoto657]

“If you see me with the media it will only be with a victim. This story is about them.” Larry Nassar is a monster but this judge is undoubtedly a narcissist.

[@Karastralfuture]

I type this woman as an INFJ 1w2.

[@mistyfranklin3351]

What happened to I'll never do an interview unless a survivor is we me bc its about them and not me ya ok where r they she sure is doing interview after interview by herself. Then she says I've seen alot worse the what nassar done and where r them survivors not one of them or any survivor with her and she says it's not bout me it's about them she sure is showing who its about.

[@dodosdodis4833]

2023 and nothing happened!!if it was this year..then Larry would be feeling Larrisa Nassar and she/he/them would be in a female-prison!!

[@melissafellows182]

Everybody is praising this woman for what she did to Larry Nassar and calling her a hero, but I think sentencing someone to over 100 years in prison is crazy and unnecessary. You can sentence people without going overboard with it. 30 years would be a good enough punishment for a serious crime. In my opinion, 30 years should be the maximum sentence for a serious crime and not any longer than that. That is a good enough punishment for somebody to learn a lesson. I believe people should also have another chance in life instead of being locked up forever.

[@melissafellows182]

@Florida, Hawaii & Australia fan I understand what you are saying. At least if someone is sorry for what they did, you could have a little sympathy for them. But if they don't regret one single thing they did, then you can't feel sorry for them. I have to say that even for as gruesome as his crimes were, 100 years in prison is a little much considering the fact that the majority of people don't even live for 100 years. Larry is already 58 years old, so he will probably be dead in 30 years anyway or maybe sooner.

[@kiddvs9696]

She has red colored eyes, thats scary is she a demon 😈

[@Michelle-dh5gs]

This woman did a good job but all she did was let people speak. Probably any judge would. Outside of that she is a pure narcissist, right?

[@bellswhistles-2083]

She is an amazing human being, but the judge role should only be given to to people with psychopathic tendencies who has almost no emotions and only use reason and facts ..I think she is so much of an empath to be judge :)

[@gustipaundrasta2603]

She also has all the reasons and facts, wo what's ur point? "psychopatic tendencies" wth is that?

[@bellswhistles-2083]

@@gustipaundrasta2603 her personal emotions were SO involved in the decision making process and it was so obvious that she was so prejudiced against the defendant .this is just WRONG ! ...what I mean with psychopathic tendencies is that the jude MUST be as cold as F and be 100% impartial .. she shouldn't be a judge ! She turned the courtroom into her own personal TV show , this is wrong !

[@gustipaundrasta2603]

@@bellswhistles-2083 her personal emotion is make sense, so what kind of human can be emotionless to tha facts and horrible things he did? damn. Not to mention, law and court based off of a common sense and human right. So you got no point there.

[@takerkellygiveusbacktupac617]

He pled guilty and said he did those things so the burden of impartiality was lifted by the time it came to sentencing + they use case law and precedent to determine sentencing guidelines so there is zero need to have a judge who has no compassion for people determining their fates. Saying only psychopaths should be judges isn't the flex you think it is. You either don't understand what a psychopath is or you're a predator upset by her empathy for the victims