Judge Middleton 23 Year Old Shows Up Drunk For Court!

Judge Middleton 23 Year Old Shows Up Drunk For Court!
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[@VioletWings1353]

I disagree with a prosecutor ever offering deferred on a DV case. A conviction of this type of offense should always remain on someone's record.

[@thomasdalton1508]

Take it up with the legislature. They passed a law creating a special type of deferral specifically for DV cases. It would be inappropriate for prosecutors to nullify that law by always refusing it.

[@Whodey4life1981]

I totally agree this is why people like this end up getting access to firearms and then we have another type of problem.

[@owenbolding9226]

The Police Union has been very anti DV staying on your record, thus preventing firearms use, as it would affect many officers.

[@zerieth6620]

​@@owenbolding9226Almost as if law enforcement arent any better at following the law than anyone else. They just dont get punished for it.

[@chrisniebel]

That’s why we have judges making these decisions. I know someone whose jilted g/f claimed DV and they arrested him until trial. A charge is not guilt. And the prosecutors make it so you have no choice to plead guilty to make it go away.

[@nancya5876]

There should be much more severe consequences for people that are initially given probation instead of jail time, then basically spit on the court by failing to meet the terms of probation.

[@KPuddin]

There is almost always a longer sentence for having probation revoked than what the person would have done if they just went to jail in the beginning.

[@mydobie130]

He really cares about people.

[@w9ill856]

Judge Middleton is like the chillest judge on KZbin all you have to do is show up and be polite and he will be more than fair with you. Why would you show up to his court drunk unbelievable.

[@thomaspowers5486]

Trust me when I tell you, Judge Middleton IS a rarity on the bench! Our courts need more judges like him!

[@akitalady]

@@thomaspowers5486 Not rare at all. Watch Judge Boyd, Judge Simpson and others.

[@misscorvette02]

23?! She’s dooming herself! She needs very serious professional help 🙏🏻

[@CDRhammond]

Last time I got a speeding ticket I came dressed as if I were going for a job interview. The girl that was in front of me on the other hand dressed like she was about to go clubbing wearing very short shorts and a crop top to appear for her court case. The Judge was less than impressed and held her in contempt of court right there on the spot.

[@bunyz9728]

DV shouldn't be a misdemeanor but a felony. This behavior is close to serious bodily harm or redrum. It sends the wrong message, a slap on the finger. The Judge talks to his fans, I love it!

[@jimgrant4348]

A .24 or her previous court appearance, and a .11 today. I'd say she is making progress. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@NayBel]

Only because she switched to meth

[@ATLTraveler]

Lol dude has seen everything so he absolutely knows someone chomping on gum is probably drunk…

[@Desertsniper15]

People like trying to visit judge middleton while intoxicated. This happens quite often actually

[@julianokleby1448]

Yes it does. I think they drink to calm their nerves and don't even think they will get caught if they play it cool. He said the gum was the dead giveaway! Life lesson: If you drink, don't drive. If you drive, don't drink. If you have a court date, don't chew gum in the courtroom!! LOL

[@mharris5047]

@@julianokleby1448 Thing is, she didn't seem intoxicated. Speaking from experience, most hardcore alcoholics can blow a .20 and seem sober, this chick seems like someone that meets the definition. Fortunately, I was never arrested even though I was driving at a .25 or .30 regularly for at least 30 years. I am also sure that when I was working compliance for credit unions (I also served as the person to go to court on small claims cases we filed against debtors) I walked into court to testify on behalf of the CU at a .11 or higher a few times, nothing was ever mentioned about it. There isn't a hard and fast rule that if someone blows over a .08 they can't be arraigned in Michigan, I would have arraigned her then sent her to jail to sober up.

[@MrMaddox57]

its Southern Michigan, judges better START getting used to it, kids in this region.

[@MrMaddox57]

and even if she may be from Indiana

[@rckkeller9437]

Domestic violence is only a misdemeanor? Should be a felony!

[@THE-id1by]

There are probably levels

[@mharris5047]

@@THE-id1by There are levels of DV charges, some of which send people to prison Hell in Michigan.

[@davedammitt7691]

Only if it's real. The Johnny Depp case should show you that everything isn't always as reported. The first time a girl gets hit, it's abuse. The second time, it's a choice. If a man is arrested for true domestic abuse, he should get jail time, and the woman should be ordered to stay away from him for life. If she gets back together with him, then she goes to jail for a year.

[@mrjones2721]

@@davedammitt7691Lol. Sure thing, edgelord.

[@davedammitt7691]

@@mrjones2721 Aw. A triggered femboi. How cute.

[@stefanboster5728]

Surely this judge sees the same people over & over again.. A steady stream of broken lives, with no long-lasting solutions..

[@sonjasleeper1511]

Maybe there are no solutions. The person either gets it together or not.

[@thomaspowers5486]

Ditto on the street. Police officers often times, deal with the same small group of individuals, over and over.

[@MarySmith-bc7mf]

Maybe he should keep them in jail.

[@kristenshafer2262]

Very sad watching these young people throw their lives away for dr*gs..😢

[@SaucyWench88]

My daughters baby daddy showed up drunk to child support court at 9am. Judge made him blow right there. She took his keys and reset the hearing.

[@davedammitt7691]

Sorry to hear that your daughter is so irresponsible as to have a baby daddy.

[@SaucyWench88]

@@davedammitt7691 she planned it that way actually. She was grown. Unfortunately the stress of a child didn't sit well on the father. She had no problem with raising her alone though. She cut her losses with him pretty quickly, moved on and 12 yrs later is very successful and child is very intelligent and sweet.

[@davedammitt7691]

@@SaucyWench88 glad to hear that. Maybe it's not her who refers to the father of her child in the ghetto fashion "baby daddy".

[@SaucyWench88]

@@davedammitt7691 no, that was me reading the room.

[@suspendeddisbelief401]

"baby daddy" god I hate that street moniker. So common & demeaning

[@sydneyreynolds6967]

I wish you would show the court gallery more often so we can see defendant reactions.

[@Whodey4life1981]

This why I could never be a judge as respected and honest Judge Middleton is you know dam well he’s had some wild nights in his younger years and me as another human being I could never judge anyone else if I made the same mistakes in life.

[@lishal1625]

I would think you would be able to give more informed and compassionate rulings having been in a similar situation. But yeah, it would still be difficult.

[@thomaspowers5486]

Enforcing the law is very difficult, whether it's in the courtroom or out on the street. It's a mindset that's developed over time.

[@VioletWings1353]

I was really confused when he stated a DV conviction carries 2 points on your driving record. As well as a suspension of your driver's license. I'm glad he clarified what he stated. I thought that was outlandish of the legislation of Michigan.

[@OriginCorey]

I guess im learning more than i thought watching these videos cause my initial reaction was “no it doesnt” lol entertaining AND educational

[@stevedunahugh2203]

Sounds good to me maybe these aholes would think twice before they hit a woman

[@kathy2929]

The judge is so caring. The defendant is struggling, in need of help. T think he really cares!

[@hoapres]

We don't need no sobriety! Judges leave those drunks alone From the song: Another revoked probationer in jail.

[@BrookseyJay]

🎼All in all, it’s just a another drunk in the hole!🎶

[@evanorderyd3188]

Hope good things and good people come that Young womens way😢

[@jenniferwatts7526]

What a wonderful Judge!

[@PaulSmith-zi3sn]

Judge Middletown is a very fair man and cares for the people in his community.

[@sydneysomer9958]

She is so young to already be a drunk. She won't live long going this way.

[@strife3084]

Sure, you drank YESTERDAY & blew a .11... I highly doubt you didn't have any before court!

[@mharris5047]

It is actually possible. Telling from charts that show alcohol level progression I know I was at a .11 or higher at 9am many times, probably thousands. She didn't seem drunk or even impaired in the courtroom. She would have bamboozled most judges into thinking she is sober.

[@MrMaddox57]

lol Middleton got the DUI and DV penalties mixed up.

[@dons.465]

I like the countdown before the video starts.

[@CJ-by2bo]

Re: 23 year old - Thank you for the reference to potential childhood trauma. So sad.

[@voxpopuval]

Who shows up to court intoxicated?

[@strife3084]

She did!🤣

[@annamarielewis7078]

So many more folks than you would imagine.

[@jamieizabelle7200]

Everyone self medicating with alcohol because they dont have medical insurance.

[@davedammitt7691]

​@@jamieizabelle7200I thought KingBarry the Feckless fixed that. Anyone who makes less than about $40,000 a year can get health insurance for free. And you know it.

[@mrjones2721]

Drunks do. I talked with a guy on KZbin who had CPS on his back and who had multiple DUI cases. He drank and toked before court to make court less stressful. When I told him that was a bad idea, he scoffed, because why wouldn’t he drink and smoke before court? After all, he was drunk and high the rest of the time.

[@ianbird9143]

You’re going to prison for drunk driving….. No I don’t want to…. Okay take probation…. Yes okay,I can skip on that ….

[@res00xua]

Very sad and She got lucky with an understanding judge.

[@joewright6095]

In her defense she did show up so thats something 😂

[@Biblioot]

All things considered, you might sympathize with some of these people because of childhood trauma or whatever, but when you, or one of your loved ones, are on the receiving end of a serious car accident caused by drunk driving, you wish they had been locked up for a long time earlier.

[@patstiff]

Never ever handcuff someone with their hands in front!

[@rolacook222]

The judge reminds me of, sounds like & adjudicates decisions like WC Fields! He’s GREAT!

[@Matthew-wn8oq]

They suckered that guy to plea to.DV without an attorney. That case would be dismissed if the victim doesn't show like she didn't here. That guy should never have plead out , he should have asked for a dismissal or a lawyer.

[@user-beachbay53]

Maybe he took the plea because he did commit the offense

[@aixpert291]

Drunk girl (finally) shows up at 11:00 - FFS

[@dr.g3860]

Thanks.

[@kerryquinn6218]

Does that judge have a ponytail?

[@user-hj2om4ep3u]

As someone whose professional license needs to be renewed and ECU's are required annually, it seems he's not being ethical on his comments in open court.

[@eggsngritstn]

Being an Indiana fan will bring trauma upon you, that's for sure.

[@oldmangaming1470]

This is the first time I have seen a face palm with no hands while looking up. You can see his unique action at 11:19. /s

[@adriedrake8605]

Who does that🥴

[@ts.elliot5870]

If you can't come to court drunk then where can you go your honor? Oh by the way I ran into your car while I was parking.

[@passnola]

❤

[@lolas1610]

💜

[@upstating]

12:59 - While she's very much responsible for her actions and the judge is correct in imposing the penalties, this woman clearly needs help. I mean... not supposed to drink so starts using speed?!

[@MarySmith-bc7mf]

.243 wth

[@user-gs3wt2zm1o]

Is this court located in Mayberry?! 🥴

[@leanajo754]

Just curious, but I didn't know male judges were allowed to have long hair. 😮

[@MrMaddox57]

hateful abusive ad-ins REPORTED

[@voraciousreader3341]

Why is the drunk young woman wearing a sweatshirt with the Greek letter Psi on it, which is the emblem or the American Psychological Association?? Ironically, PSI also means “Pre-Sentence Investigation.

[@aprila4616]

Methadone saved my life and sanity. But i use it exactly as prescribed and do not ùse anymore but methadone changed my life for the good

[@Thurston86]

Methadone can definitely be a life saver. But I think it only helps when you’re at a place where you want help. Otherwise, it’s just another source. I would like to see clinics offering therapy along with methadone to tackle both the physical addiction and also the mental/emotional reasons that lead to drug use to begin with (if there is any, that is). I’m glad you’ve found help. Opiate addiction is a nightmare. Keep on keepin on! 🖖

[@aprila4616]

@Thurston86 the clinic I go to therapy rather it's individual or group is mandatory you must attend. I don't kn9w if it's like that in other clinics but it utah it is. Thanks for your comment

[@marapeters5464]

Does Judge Middleton have a ponytail? Or is it a mullet?

[@annamarielewis7078]

Thankfully he’s cut it off. It was so silly.

[@MrMaddox57]

promise you........or threaten you, as just almost whispers though seriously......I know you hate it judge but you are INDEED the BEN FRANKLIN of your court. Come on sir, we all meant it more a funny compliment than anything else. But man, this judge has gotten harsher and harsher and it is said, because he appears to actually be losing sight of the reality of especially young people and tenants in South Michigan rather than gaining wisdom with age. But he is an old school lawyer, too so...sight.....

[@maryskinner1329]

The judge has nice long hair

[@verbalkint98]

I feel bad for the 23 year old. Dont get me wrong she is deserving of what she got so far. At 23 she is still dealing with trauma from her childhood. She probably hasnt come up against adult problems yet. I feel bad for her because whats coming is tough! Life!

[@KNR90]

Hasn't come up against adult problems? First of all, at 23 that's ridiculous. Also having consequences for your actions isn't something that begins at adulthood

[@verbalkint98]

@@KNR90 yeah ok pal

[@KNR90]

@@verbalkint98 wtf you think 23 is a child?

[@verbalkint98]

@@KNR90 i think you are a child if that helps?

[@KNR90]

@@verbalkint98 lol whatever

[@suzannebert3652]

At 2.4 should she be dead from alcohol poisoning?

[@THE-id1by]

Nope .30 is fallout pass out drunk .35 is stop breathing. Some of it depends on natural tolerance

[@FreyaTait]

​@@THE-id1bySo 2.4 would be beyond dead, but not .24.

[@MoonbeamBear61]

I love this judge...but... his "S" sounds often produce a shrill whistle, & my ears can't take it...😟

[@aprilbouknightmarquez6340]

Why do they even bother saying "Under Oath".. They really believe folks when there in court 😂🙄🙄

[@67marlins]

Because that's the law. Based on your spelling, it's no surprise you aren't educated well enough to understand that. Do you use cartoon faces to try to articulate for that reason?

[@carolebreedlove1978]

A male judge with gray hair and a long ponytail?🤔

[@nancya5876]

He originally grew out his hair during Covid since he was unable to find a place that was open so he could get it cut. Then he decided to just leave it long. Love Judge Middleton.

[@Heritage_Not_Hate]

Nothing and I mean nothing surprises me in Michigan....that state went off the rails years ago....

[@FreyaTait]

I knew two professional men who had long ponytails. One was a Native American potter and the other was a social worker.

[@lescook9021]

The more I watch Judge Middleton, the less respect I have for him as a judge. I think he's a good man, but a lousy judge. With him on the bench, St Joseph County Michigan is a great place to commit misdemeanor crimes, very little punishment.

[@sharonlevy7733]

I agree, initially I really liked him..he didn't put up with sovereign idiots but he too soft on crime

[@brendadickenson3547]

He is soft spoken, will give people chances, but I wouldn't mess with him.

[@lescook9021]

@@brendadickenson3547 They mess with him on a daily basis. Basically, he's ignored the majority of the time, with very little consequences.

[@kevdimo6459]

It’s quite obvious that the county that he presides over is not an upper class district. So if he was to get tougher, and jail more people than he does the county would be a ghost town. The business owners would go broke and the infrastructure would collapse. Not saying that they don’t deserve more punishment but there has to be a compromise. I’m certain he’s not the only Judge in America with the same problem, so if you want harsher punishment, then be prepared for the consequences of having half the population in prison, which leads to more problems in over crowding and then perhaps more prisons having to be built. Good luck with that.

[@lescook9021]

@@kevdimo6459 Yeah....No

[@kevincinnamontoast3669]

What law prohibits you from showing up to court drunk? Alcoholics should not be adjudicated in a negative environment. The disease of alcoholism requires compassion and reason to treat.

[@davedammitt7691]

You can't show up to court drunk because if you're drunk you can't participate in your own defense or understand the proceedings Maybe she needs to be put in jail and given inpatient treatment there. I don't care if she has a disease or not, she could be driving around or otherwise endangering the public public. "Daddy was mean to me when I was a child" is a BS excuse.

[@mrjones2721]

No drinking is a term of her probation.

[@ScottHolmberg]

boooorrring

[@davecooper3238]

I am afraid court is often boring. It’s not classed as entertainment.