Judge Laughs at Black Teenager in Court-Shocked When She Exposes the Truth About Herself

[@US-InspirationalStories]

This video stands out as one of those inspirational stories that leaves a lasting impression. The Black teenager’s courage and composure in exposing the truth not only silenced the judge but also highlighted the power of standing up for oneself. It’s a compelling reminder of the strength in challenging assumptions and embracing one’s worth.

[@trondheim6]

The story is a compelling reminder of the childlike guilelessness of its readers.

[@HaroldBouchard-y9q]

It's the language of court to be sovereign to defend self as private attorney to have mandamus

[@barbarabrown1687]

Smart young lady❤😊

[@petrusesterhuyzen2087]

No matter who, those who can stand their ground

[@michaeljunim]

Never underestimate or misjudge another person just because she is a minor or of different skin colour.😂😂

[@trondheim6]

Yes, that's the moral of this fictional piece.

[@TheDiaryofHope]

That teen’s confidence and intelligence completely flipped the narrative-what a powerful moment!

[@tracyshipman5728]

I HAVE FAITH FOR 🙏 ✨️ 😌 🙌 ATTORNEY HARPER (TEENAGER) AND SHE WILL DEFINITELY KEEP GOING ON 👍 💪 AND GOOD LUCK

[@bernardcorrales8370]

Not a teen. She's already a lawyer.

[@tracyshipman5728]

@bernardcorrales8370 Hi@ BERNARDCORRALES8370,MY NAME IS TRACY SHIPMAN YOUR NEW FRIEND FROM COLUMBUS, GA AND HONESTLY I WATCH HER ON MY PHONE 📲 TALKING TO THE WHITE JUDGE AND THE DA AND THE OTHER PEOPLE FROM THE COURT ROOM @ THE COURTHOUSE TALKING ABOUT THE CASE OF HER AND BEING ACCUSING OF EVERYTHING ELSE AND SHE SHOWED THE JUDGE AND THE DA AND THE OTHER PEOPLE FROM THE COURT ROOM @ THE COURTHOUSE AND @ THE END SHE TOLD THE TRUTH BY USING HER OWN EVERDIVNCE TO CLEAR HERSELF AND WON THE CASE?

[@tracyshipman5728]

I CaN TELL SHE IS A LAWYER AND NOT A TEENAGER AND SHE IS ABOUT 24 YEARS OLD OR DEFINITELY 25 YEARS OLD

[@trondheim6]

@ Given that the piece is entirely fictional, how can you tell the woman is 25 years old?

[@MrLibranda]

Looks like the court has been fooled before.

[@imt952]

Usually, pro se is not really a good course of action, as the prosecution can usually pick them to pieces. It's very hard to plead your own case.

[@mahaboobsheriff7648]

The DA looks like a scape goat

[@bernardcorrales8370]

"...AND ATTORNEYS LIKE ME". She is a young or young-looking lawyer.

[@PamelaHunt-u8o]

Flaw NOT floor!

[@XXpademelonXX]

Riddled with incorrect spelling. Auto-spell should be replaced by manual......and proof reading.

[@Littlestoriesinthelife]

Don't underestimate others.

[@trondheim6]

That moral would be a bit more compelling in real-life reportage. In this fiction it's just cringe-worthy.

[@ritb1240]

Excellent performance young lady. Ambition and high ideals you have shown them.

[@GoldTimeTales]

good story!

[@trondheim6]

Huh, I'd a said it was an awful story. Trite and banal, utterly predictable. It would only be a good story if someone confused it for reportage. I assume you're not confused about that?

[@TheHellbillyx]

ok story but how did a reporter find out about her and get to the courthouse to talk to her before she left. that kinda kills the story.

[@sacrajah]

good story telling.

[@johncookson9751]

There's no such judge as Harold Benner. Take that on board and you'll save twenty minutes of your life by skipping past this shite. 😄

[@peterstoons3418]

What was she charged with ???

[@trondheim6]

The author of this fiction didn't think it was important to image a specific crime. And, truthfully, he/she was probably right: the target audience here will believe it anyway, no matter how incomplete or absurd.

[@mike-dx1wi]

why don't you saY this is FICTION

[@VoicesofChange9]

"It’s beautiful, but instead of helping one person, why not use that time or money to help ten others? Isn’t that more impactful?

[@Greg-fl4cb]

What do you mean?

[@dianewarren8190]

That was amazing 😅

[@catherinekelly532]

We do not care!

[@estherellis6032]

Good story...even greater lessons! 👍

[@jonathanpapillo5845]

Delightful story... Is this intended to be perceived as true or as entertaining fiction? I am having a hard time finding a record of the existence of a Harper Freeman in the California attorney database. I am not in any way an expert in legal procedure so I might be way off the mark here but isn't it unusual for a judge to allow attorneys to directly interact with each other vs interacting with the bench? The prosecution interjections and interruptions without a claim of legal objection seem to be outside typical courtroom decorum and procedure. Perhaps this is a true story and perhaps this is not a trial but a probable cause hearing which might explain why things seem off? Again, this is a delightful underdog story, but there is enough going on here that seems off to make me question if it is intended to be seen as true.

[@trondheim6]

I think this story is *intended* to be seen as true--making the insulting assumption that its audience can't easily distinguish journalism from fiction. Come'on people, this is embarrassingly bad fiction! Even many MAGA folks can see that. Or maybe not...

[@angusnaidoo7309]

Fiction created. Spec savers! She looked like a spectacle.That's easy to see through.

[@angusnaidoo7309]

​@@trondheim6incredibly astonishingly foolish. Is there even learning here? Is it worth this imbecilic performance?

[@kennethsimon1171]

Ms Jessica Mathew at the high court's administration in Antiguaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, please l beg of you to listen to this story and maybe you could also invite your chat group members to join you and learn ❤ something fresh!!

[@MarthaBruno-o2t]

Good story but l am sure that’s all this Is. Too similar to the story about another young black lawyer who also made a point of proving his innocence. So l do not believe either of them happed but all the same a good story.

[@arnoldustwumasi1253]

Rachael

[@kevinmccabe3896]

Who is the man behind the voice

[@trondheim6]

It's a text-to-speech machine. The producer of this stuff didn't take time to record anyone reading the script--they just grab a photo, write a silly story around it, then have the machine do the voice. They can probably produce 3 or 4 of these in a day with tech available for the last 10 years or so.

[@josearbelada5902]

Regardless of the story, your presentation stinks.

[@pallevistisenrasmussen1011]

🙂 Elaborate your comment.....