Judge Turns the Tables on Deceptive Woman!

[@Magster3]

She wants to stay out of prison and be a housekeeper. Good luck to whoever lets her into their house.

[@greenman6141]

Exactly my thought. They're going to find 1. all their medications vanish 2. small valuables vanish 3. they suddenly have a break in and the burglars know EXACTLY where all the large valuables were located. 4. credit cards and store cards start being opened in their names, online. And HUGE orders are sent out to addresses which people have just moved out of, or which have been vacant for some time. People who break laws shouldn't be allowed to have ANY jobs which involve their going inside the homes of other people. Even if they're part of a group, or the people are at home. IF their record precludes them from getting a fast food job, then they sure as hell shouldn't get past anyone's front door mat.

[@timpritts1499]

​Exactly 💯

[@Backyard_Racing]

I bet she would be a great housekeeper for one day then you come home from work and your house would be cleaned out!!

[@kimberlyrobinson4301]

Judge Boyd don’t play, I love ❤️ her

[@butyoucancallmesam]

Her attorney danced around why she missed reporting. None of those excuses were reasons to miss.

[@CaptchaNeon]

I thought the judge was going to burst into laughter when her lawyer said she has asthma. So she uses drugs and she has asthma? 🤔😏

[@Tread1775]

BUSTED, in every sense of the word.

[@LBdreamin]

It’s not her fault. It’s her abusive relationship’s fault. It’s her eye infection’s fault. It’s her asthma’s fault. It’s definitely not her lying and using’s fault. Accountability is her kryptonite

[@VyNemeh]

Did anyone else notice how Judge Boyd strategically places her handbags in the cameras point of view? What a collection!

[@Demonhag]

addiction is a rough, sad and lonely life. i wish her healing and peace❤❤

[@purpleandred7]

Just looking at this woman throughout the hearing, she looks so out of it, so confused, and so defeated. It's quite sad seeing the blank expression on her face.

[@mouseandryforever6848]

Housekeeping aka stealing...

[@gabiip]

Watching these videos so much, I’ve come to memorize that violation 4 = failure to report & violation 1 = another crime was committed. 😆

[@jddrew1000]

I almost recite the judge's questions of true or not true lol

[@djjones7226]

Wow I bet that felt like a kick in the teeth to her brand new 'fiance' who saved her from homelessness and thought she was clean all this while. She's an expert manipulator who scammed him!

[@christina5kids16grands]

Yeah sad but exactly right.

[@chocdabar4204]

He didn’t think she was clean at all. He probably was getting high with her matter of fact he probably caused her relapse. Birds of a feather flock together.

[@djjones7226]

@chocdabar4204 Oh ffs.. what are you even talking about??!🙄

[@JonMacintosh-eh3rt]

Im surprised how many lie about their drug use even when the judge tells them they will be getting a UA. I think they hope they will get whats known in football as a Hail Mary pass.

[@norarivkis2513]

That part always confused me too. I mean, Judge Boyd didn't make it complicated. She says, "If you were tested today -- and I *am* going to test you today!! -- what would you have in your system?" It's not as if they don't know!!

[@user-hj1jb3xu5s]

It's straight up, axed behavior it's just impossible for them to realize objective reality and I know from experience.

[@bregetha]

Former probation officer here: they think it will be clean somehow or that they used long enough ago that it will not be detected.

[@JonMacintosh-eh3rt]

@bregetha like I said a Hail Mary. It's not logical for them to think it would come up clean but they are hoping against hope it will happen anyway.

[@PAMELAPORTER-ci7mr]

They also buy something or other at gnc (expensive) that's supposed to hide dirty urine tests. Imagine them not getting their money's worth. Lol

[@celiadenny3964]

Her attorneys face at 10.40 😂

[@jddrew1000]

She was pissed and rightly so. All she had to do was tell the truth and she might've gotten SAFE-P

[@nancynagy2384]

The look on her Attorneys face tells it all. Her client lied to her

Any decent defense attorney would assume their client is lying.

[@bethneel6749]

That was epic 😂

[@jeanettebennett2421]

I swear every time someone comes before a judge, all of a sudden they're bipolar manic depressive, and got all these health issues, but they didn't have them when they were doing the stuff they were doing

[@richardclaus4751]

She peed dirty. Her lawyer must be soooo embarrassed.

[@rmljr52]

If she would have fessed up when asked about drug use she MAY have NOT been locked up!

[@PAMELAPORTER-ci7mr]

And asking for help is a big +.

[@OTVOhOh]

My eye infection has asthma and look at me, I’m fine.

[@patricialewis-neal376]

Never should have lied to Judge Boyd, you did this to yourself, no one else but you.

[@vivnoname]

Sounds like a song…lol.

[@MIurbex]

excuses, excuses, victim of abuse, blah blah blah

[@amyrussell3021]

I can’t go back to prison cause it hurts my asthma……. Must remember that one

[@Pitbulllover77-y3l]

They SHOULD be asking/ focusing on wether she is a legal US citizen. Three years in prison for drug use ? How ridiculous.

[@timjones2891]

Anyone should be able to see that the Judge wasn’t believing anything the attorney was saying…. Check out her demeanor before she takes a sip of water.

[@jandavis1523]

and the excessive eye blinking …

[@mandyr4213]

AA meetings on line are NOT as effective as in person.

[@HelynHughes]

Neither does Weight watchers just saying.

[@din6675]

That poor lawyer worked her ass off and had the judge eating out of her hand, and then it turns out the defendant was lying to everybody and it was all for nothing.

[@TomMeredith-n9k]

Your honor the circumstances of life keep getting the best of me. I really am trying to make a better life for myself. I know I lied about being negative on a drug test. I’m cold busted. I was nervous about today’s hearing so I used a little to take the edge off. The little I just did to help me not get so panicked was going to be the very last time I ever used, I promise.

[@lindaj5492]

8:16 State: “There haven’t been any positives because she hasn’t submitted to (testing)”; Defence had tried to spin that earlier but did you notice her slip of the tongue?

[@kerrypearce4264]

Hallelujah! Hallelujah! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@jwhite9825]

Sounds like a lot of excuses. If fiancé walks out she will fall back.

[@iii___iii]

LMAO she rolled her eyes when sentenced to prison

[@isaiahbaggett5014]

The Court Officers looming in the background during sentencing reminds me of the Undertaker or Death waiting to carry their heathen host to their doom...💀😆💀

[@gemmabennett1130]

Judge wasn't playing today. Was kinda shocked she got 3 years though! Thank you as always for the video

[@Feminist1946]

She didn't get three years really. The judge is keeping jurisdiction, so she can give her a taste of jail for lying to the judge and bring her back when the defendant sees she needs treatment.

[@rbra9611]

She retained jurisdiction meaning she will probably be released after a few months.

[@Backyard_Racing]

3 years… poof GONE.

[@timpritts1499]

The 2nd con's lawyer needs to stop making excuses for her! Bottom line is she is a thief!

[@sandrahood9529]

Wow!😮 I didn't think she would get 3 years! Total surprise! 😮

[@Backyard_Racing]

She wouldn’t have if she hadn’t lied to the Judge.

[@sheritamitchell1036]

I hear nothing but excuses!

[@greenman6141]

This whole business of doing NA or AA meetings online....it rather defeats the way the whole thing works. The idea is that people get a significantly different experience if they are participating in their efforts with a whole group of people. People who give them support, or call them out for being deceptive. People with whom they can sympathize and have a joint emotional experience with. There is such a profound difference between being physically present, or joining in via a screen. That is what makes attending a theatre performance so different from, for example, watching television. Remote NA or AA is so obviously a cop out.

[@pennivalenti6602]

They can treat her medical issues at the jail.

[@michellel564]

She won't be homeless anymore and her environment will definitely be structured.😉

[@kenthesparky178]

Her lawyer missed out the dog ate her paperwork.

[@jeanettebennett2421]

😂😂😂

[@raymondcaylor6292]

At all sentencing hearings the UA should always come first so we can cut out the first and second party BS. This attorney was going on and on with reason and excuse after reason and excuse when nothing she was saying correlated with reality. All sentencing hearings and all bond or probation hearings need to start with results from a UA.

[@trainman1647]

I think that having the UA afterward allows the judge to gauge the defendant’s honesty, character, and the extent to which substance use issues exist and may affect the defendant. While I agree that it’s kind of annoying, giving a defendant the chance to come clean is something useful for the judge and probation to see how they can best assist the defendant, if at all, in combination with the actual UA results.

[@jpl4136]

@@trainman1647well said.

[@jddrew1000]

​@@trainman1647Bingo

[@WilliamCairnes-fi2po]

You know the drug issue is fairly severe when they can't stay clean long enough for a Court appearance.

[@jillbraun9395]

Bless you Judge!

[@shawnmclean7932]

Aaaaaalright, you see, the thing is this...... Jail.

[@rutharsenault548]

She abuses drugs yet worried about her health..seriously.. thats like my ex sister in law knowing her young son at the time had severe asthma yet kept the filthiest house.. but blamed the school for his attacks on the rug the children sat on as a reason..never mind she smoke 2 or 3 packs of cigerettes a day the childs coat and clothes reaked from the dirty home and cigerette smoke...its a good thing im not a judge because id give them a choice to go to a lockdown rehab for 2 years or a level 4 inmate for 2 years..i dont know about texas allowing smoking in jails or prisons but in michigan its band.. period..and i mentioned a level 4.. because in michigan thats a lockdown for 23 hours a day.i chatted with a few people that did county time. They made a comment when building these prisons why didnt they build it with nothing but 1 person cells. Cause it would lessen the strain on the guards having to break up fights and control gang activity while they serve their time.. they are in there as punishment not to see old pals and socialize... as hard as it is on a inmate in prisons .its actually harder on a prison officer..they can get stabbed and killed or just attacked.. at least a vop can run or use a firearm in similar situations .. but officers arent given much to protect themselves..i know in michigan gangs pretty much controlthe running the prison.i hope someone in a government level sees my comment. And change the design of the prisonss and who actually should control them.. which is the warden and the officers

Retain jurisdiction means the court will monitor her behavior in prison so she may not do the entire 3 years if she behaves seen this in other cases where the sentence is reduced...

[@rbra9611]

It usually means shock probation after about 6 months.

[@pattyvanbenthuysen4881]

Blah,blah,one excuse after another,

[@glendapate1960]

Why are you shaking your head and you know you were dirty

[@mitzi9025]

She sure did. Watched it live. Judge was like. No ma’am. Shouldn’t have lied 🤨

[@72stones43]

Draw a line and don’t cross it, everything that’s not healthy for your life, don’t do, mycotoxins aren’t good.

[@Whitey2716]

She can’t go to jail because she has an eye infection

[@RaceBanner_]

Fiancé?! This makes me soooo mad. My boss is recently single and needs someone new in his life. She.is.Perfect.for.him. Guess I’ll go look on the Karen channels.

[@josephlabranche4889]

I call bullshit

[@warchela]

Moral of the story is tell on yourself

[@richardclaus4751]

Stop putting public at risk with excuses about her troubled past. She has not been doing everything . If she was she would not be there for violating

[@rbra9611]

How is she putting the public at risk?

[@jmw3581]

So nothing is her fault. Everything is because of the things around her. Jail was the right call. If shecwould have told the truth she would have been sent to rehab. Addicts always think they are smarter than the judge.

[@BVM84]

Retaining jurisdiction means Judge Boyd may be setting her up for shock probation within 180 days.

[@Meela234]

Defendants have all of these health conditions, but those conditions and illnesses never stand in the way of them committing crimes.

[@dinglebat63]

I was rooting for her until she came back positive

[@kerrypearce4264]

She always seemed suss to me but of course people aren’t jailed simply because they look suss! Drug tests are great in court in determining a +ve or a -ve. Can’t begin to understand how people can in court say they’re clean when there’s a possibility - strong? - of being tested. NOW. When they KNOW they’re +ve. I guess some people are so used to lying that it just becomes the norm for them.

[@makeminetexas3494]

I knew she would be positive when I saw the look on her face when Judge said she was getting tested.

[@krobdawg]

Defense attorney looking right

[@JackiMareena]

Attending NA meetings does NOT mean you're clean! Ask ANYONE who actually takes NA serious and they'll say the same thing!

[@jeffreywingham5302]

Criminals never speak up. Her attorney not prepared. She'll be negative because she knew she was in court. Always hundreds of excuses and mental illness. Tired of these low lifes.

[@rachell2972]

I don't think 3 years in prison is going to help one bit no additional criminal history ..

[@HelynHughes]

Maybe she won’t lie to a judge under oath again though.

[@AMGShivener]

I cant help but wonder if shes getting high with the fiance and he did that to her eye? The moment i first looked at her, i thought shes broken in everway! Honestly makes me sad for her, hopefully she gets the help she needs in prison!

[@bamaQT99]

Please please background check your housekeeper! I support a local nonprofit that trains, boards and walks dogs. They only take in nonviolent, and non theft offenders. Most are recovering addicts. While I am very pleased to be a part of this, and my dogs absolutely love them, there is no way I would allow them the clean my home. On a funny note my GSD is a big sweetie (90lbs) but there has been a few handlers in training that she absolutely hated. She would bark, snarl and growl with her hackles up! Funny enough, those trainees didn’t last in the program, reoffended and put back in jail! She is a great judge of character! One can help someone who is trying to better his or her circumstances, but that doesn’t mean putting your family and home in danger.

[@mariemandra2583]

Judge Boyd never lets them work in other people's houses or with children when on probation.

[@Lomojo31]

Judge retained jurisdiction..meaning its her scared straight baloney..she will be in only 6 months max of the 3 years. And she will know that. So big deal.

[@rocky3993]

Are online NA meetings really that effective? What proof is there that the viewer actually watched the entire meeting?

[@KevinDick-h6f]

Here's some facts of addiction people - 1 ) They lie . 2) They lie. 3) they lie. Now if you don't understand that sentence return to number 1 then re-read 2 & 3 all over again. These unfortunate people are like corrupt politicians they have the natural habit returning too scene of the crime yet expecting different results.

[@calisugah9125]

@CourtCamTV When Defendants Wont Report, Or Stop👀Reporting; It Usually Means That They’re Using. So They Lie To Their Families🤥And Then To The Judge…Even Though She’s Ordering A UA👉🏾Knowing That The Truth Is Gonna Come Out, Once They’re Tested?!😗🤦🏾‍♀️ #AwesomeChannel

[@mariemandra2583]

Agree, maybe if they miss once but she missed 4-5 months.

[@Takensince2003]

Why even try to make an agreement with the state if it means nothing to the judge..

[@Hat9757]

The agreement might have held had she not lied about being clean then testing positive.

[@norarivkis2513]

It doesn't mean *nothing* to the judge. The judge takes such agreements as important information about what both sides want. If she doesn't conclude that the agreement is really far off of what is warranted in this situation, she goes along with it. Most of the time, Judge Boyd accepts bargains between the state and the defendant. Just not quite always.

[@mcomeslast]

@@norarivkis2513she has also told them to go back and renegotiate.

[@HelynHughes]

There is no strong evidence that abuse causes bipolar disorder although it may be related. More often it is substance abuse that does.

[@christina5kids16grands]

I’m no expert in bipolar, but I do know it can be the other way around - self medicating because of bipolar 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@donutarmageddon7975]

Fiance? Really? REALLY?!?

[@lesliekern7766]

What is safe p?

[@mariemandra2583]

I believe that is an inpatient drug treatment program.

[@michellel564]

She can run her time. Next.😉 5:08

[@amyapplegate4356]

Violation with an long I, not an a, as in va o la tion.

[@RebelDan]

Wish she would try Biden...publicly. Talk about ratings. 😊😂

[@Raevynwing]

So funny that she thinks that just because she's going to the na meetings, they won't drug test her LOL she didn't look happy about that. The judge knows that just because someone is attending NA meetings it doesn't mean they are clean.

[@johnmurray6690]

She got SMOKED!!

[@MrAaron117x]

3years?!!!!! God damn!!

[@WickidHolly]

That lawyer is so pretty