Top 5 Angry Judge Moments In Court | Law & Crime

[@LawAndCrime]

Which angry judge moment was your favorite?

[@KH-cg5wd]

Every Borowski trial, ever. Although "don't get brazen with me" is a close second.

[@user.--.]

Binger walking himself into a hole. Definitely my favourite.

[@sierracliff6787]

“Don’t get brazen with me!” for sure

[@Patricia-zt8ub]

The first jASS

[@croach2194]

The judge who was concerned about witness intimidation was my favourite and I think he was appropriate in his discussions with all the people involved. He is a good judge.

[@Chris-vl1fn]

When someone begins a sentence with "with all due respect" you can expect to be disrespected.

[@haristhebosniaklion8584]

The American government got many people to hate me ( Targeted me) yet it was ok when my people in Bosnia suffered and our women and girls got raped,(i dont hate on Serbian and American girls at all ❤️) ( i want to add ✌️) I just hate unfairness,evil people,being called ugly when it is not my fault,played,lied to,and sadly mostly Bosniak girls,my own kind did me like this…….I dont hate America and never did a thing to the nation,but i seek some kind of justice . I used to be cared for,loved,adored even,respected ,by enough of girls,but enough also gave me hate,i need the love and i will add I’m against devil worshiping. I can’t tolerate pure evil losers.

[@mattier.9095]

Yes! I hate the phrase… it’s use as a way to give permission to insult someone.

[@willerwin3201]

Yep, it's right up there with "I don't mean to be a jerk, but..." or "No offense, but..."

[@hoboryan3455]

Some people you have to respect but they don't deserve it.

[@THE-id1by]

Perhaps that's all the respect they are due?

[@CuriousOldMan]

The last judge’s calm rage has me more scared than the other judges yelling!

[@marcusjnewtonz28]

Agree, and that’s saying a lot because that Rittenhouse judge was piiiiiiiiiiiiiised.

[@jen-a-purr]

I was terrified all the way down in Florida lol But since it looks like that’s the Florida state flag behind his honor I’m gonna say I was still terrified just the same…

[@kingtonsiljockey528]

17:41 "Do you need him for anything?...You should go..." Oh my God, that is an angry calm man. You can see him writhing inside

[@Thorndog]

That Judge was completely wrong, the judges have control of their courtrooms and that is it, any lobbies or hallways can be recorded, every judge that I have seen that has tried to control the building has failed.

[@MudkipZombies]

@@Thorndog Pursuant to SLR 3.181​, prior authorization must be obtained in order to take photographs or videos in all courthouse public space. For permission to use cameras on court facility premises, but not in a courtroom, you must contact the Office of the Presiding Judge. But hey, i'm sure you know better then a presiding judge and the written law.

[@Xphelon]

I don't think people really understand how much authority a judge has.

[@austinjeffris38]

The judge has someone’s life in their hands.

[@synchc]

@@austinjeffris38 More; the judiciary as a whole has _everyone's_ life in their hands. If any profession has the right to demand the crossing of Ts and the dotting of Is, this is it. They aren't trying every criminal, but they can try any citizen.

[@lo2740]

i think most people understand very well that american judges have way too much power.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? TV Show

[@zelda8697]

A judge isn't god..he has all the authority that amazes you however that authority is to apply equality and make sure people's right are granted.

[@marklo6283]

Last judge was super tough and very terrifying. He didnt let his frustration speak out, but we saw how he delivered. A power judge for sure

[@davidjohnson1654]

I agree -- you could just feel the vibe of anger from him...

[@heatherwaibel6361]

Yes David

[@elliottweedy6848]

“Don’t get brazen with me!” Totally using that one when the boys start getting rowdy

[@mygirlwendy1850]

I loved that! It brought me back 40 years ago to elementary school. We had a Nun who used to say "You bold, brazen thing' when disciplining us. 😁😁

[@danielpilkington6546]

no you should use "don't get scussed with me".

[@gillymac9363]

"Keep up the cheek n I'll put you over my lap n smack your arse in front of your friends" - my mum during my childhood

[@JohnDoe-vf2yo]

Reminds me of when Jordan Peterson used the same phrase. 😂

[@kellyegan9824]

@@mygirlwendy1850 looking back weren’t the nuns awful lol

[@apalsnerg]

Scoffing at the judge and going "tsk, who you pointing at? I'm a grown man" is probably one of the dumbest things I've seen in a court cam.

[@Crichjo32]

"I'm a grown man" says the child in a man's body.

[@declaredjeans7555]

Anyone who says "I'm a grown man", is definitely not..

[@ZiggzMcGee]

And he had killed his girlfriend and her kid

[@chunkymonkey449]

Legit. Last time I was in front of a Judge I was the complainant and I was sweaty af and had to be given water repeatedly and I kept stuttering, and standing up and sitting down at the wrong times and the bailiffs loled at me repeatedly. Hardest human I ever met was a little old lady, back in the 90s when I was a juvenile offender.

[@newoaknl]

Horrible, entitled women. It's a nation in decline.

[@paulbentley1705]

For anyone who hasn't been to court yet, regardless of the crime or civil dispute, never, ever get cocky with a Judge. He has the power and you don't.

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

Most of them are left wingers and Marxist they don’t follow the constitution they break the law themselves their job is to give the defendant a fair trial. They can keep doing this for sometime but sooner or later the people won’t have it.

[@leeroberts4850]

Yeah your right leak videos of his arragonce and use seo strategies to cause it to go viral then dox him

[@WEEZlUS]

@@leeroberts4850 interesting, are there any judges you’d like to do that to or have already? Simply put, what you just said is illegal, immoral and signpost of a coward. Lee Roberts, let’s see what I can find out about you. I’m betting DOC can enlighten me.

[@boss-anova]

Nobody should have that type of power

[@ultrashortbus]

Commending comment, citizen Bentley.

[@vidiveniviciDCLXVI]

Man that last judge was so angry he looked like he was going to have rage tears, I've been there. But he kept it together, you can tell his job and the honour it brings means the world to him, Legend!

[@guudnewdle6910]

Is it just me or is making a judge angry not the smartest thing to do 😂

[@samuleinen]

Some people like extreme sports as well.

[@MechEngineer37]

@@samuleinen bruh that comment killed me LOL

[@SPOO87]

Thats not you. Its common sence....

[@AANaeemDoesMore]

@@SPOO87 sense

[@SPOO87]

@@AANaeemDoesMore "SEnSe

[@Thejigholeman]

im not even in court, but hearing a judge get angry makes me nervous

[@chunkymonkey449]

I'm sweaty

[@dpbarbie9560]

especially the Kyle rittenhouse judge lol

[@zs24689]

Makes me angry

[@Harlowerayne]

🤣🤣🤣

[@isitoveryet9525]

@@dpbarbie9560 That was SO satisfying lol Binger wanted a mistrial SO badly…& I’m glad he didn’t get one. Had to sit there in front of the world, & listen to all those “Not Guilty” verdicts being read

[@xwrathsx]

The last judge was the definition of seething with anger

[@Skandalos]

Anger is a valuable emotion, if you can control it and use its power in the right way.

[@bruceforster3709]

That last Judge was as PROFESSIONAL as they come!

[@lisar.271]

Judge Kyle’s calmness yet sternness reminds me of my dad. You can tell there’s something boiling underneath and he’s controlling it. Honestly, I’d rather just be yelled at because this kind of admonishment just makes you feel worse, somehow.

[@guyincognito320]

Schroeder was an incredible judge. The whole case from incident to completion was kind of a miracle - i.e. of basic slam-dunk American justice prevailing against a nation of absolute ghouls.

[@matthmatthmatth]

@@guyincognito320 no. He’s talking about judge Kyle. Wake up

[@guyincognito320]

@@matthmatthmatth My eyes are OPEN

[@AngPoe]

Totally agreed!

[@Uhhlaneuh]

“I’m not angry I’m just disappointed”

[@grantharriman284]

I have never been more intimidated by someone speaking in a perfectly level and controlled voice than by that last judge. That is a man who will see justice done, and will use every power in his considerable authority in that courthouse to make it so.

[@cbrreezzyy69]

You don’t need permission to film outside a courtroom. That’s policy, not law.

[@cragjones1799]

@@cbrreezzyy69 word..

[@mick_0359]

Judges don’t know the law…filming in a courtroom is prohibited without prior consent but not in a courthouse or public lobby…policy is not law exactly you would be surprised how many judges don’t know the law….hearings are by law meant to be open to the public transparent…judges enforce how a case is heard i relation to the law that’s it….

[@cragjones1799]

@@mick_0359 police, staff, judges all equate policy to law.. its remarkable. I guess you have to get to high level appellate courts before judges seem to grasp this.. crazy

[@shawnmccarty6923]

Shame he was so upset over a little transparency

[@davidweyer79]

When Bruce Kyle moved the microphone around the desk, I could tell it was taking every ounce of fortitude for him not to completely go ballistic.

[@candiespratt2268]

We talking about the last judge? I was trying to find his name.

[@candiespratt2268]

Bruce kyle

[@davesomeone4059]

@@candiespratt2268 Yea the last one

[@matt72986]

The Rittenhouse prosecutors were terrible. Must be from the same school as Amber Heard's lawyers lmao

[@Tella_as_it_is]

Great comment! I laughed so hard! 🤣

[@Zandyneer]

@@Legal_Sweetie333 but why do they keep saying hearsay every minute

[@The28studio]

@@Zandyneer objection hearsay

[@falllingraindrops1543]

@@The28studio Overruled

[@grettageragi9598]

when amber’s lawyer objected about his own question. i think that was a first

[@A.J.1656]

I got reprimanded by a judge. The DA was questioning me and thought if he kept asking the exact same question over and over he might get something other than the truth out of me. I answered the exact same way for the umpteenth time. The DA frustratedly muttered, "you keep saying that" and I retorted, "you keep asking that". It's really annoying to be up there getting harassed by a government agent and forced to treat them with a level of respect they aren't required to show toward you.

[@danielmaster8776]

It's like how you're supposed to treat your parents. They can be trash, but you're still expected to respect them and not argue with them. That's just the law of the courtroom that you have to follow.

[@LegendKingY2j]

@@danielmaster8776 nah, don't need to respect trash parents, if you are old enough just get out of there, otherwise they are forced to take care of you without mistreating you

[@conniedziepak6760]

Whatever happened to the defense attorney saying "Objection. Badgering the witness. " Or, "Objection. Asked and answered."? Is that just on Perry Mason ?

[@A.J.1656]

@@conniedziepak6760 I think that's just on TV. It was ridiculous in real life. My defense attorney literally read the statute that would have proven that even if the story the detectives made up was true, I couldn't be charged with the crime. The victim in the case came in and described his actual assailant who was there, but said his name was my name. He even said under oath that the detectives told him to pick a guy he'd never seen (me) out of a photo lineup. None of that stuff mattered to the court. They told me I did not qualify for a public defender and my constitutionally guaranteed "reasonable bail" was $80,000. I was 20 years old, had never had any violation more than a speeding ticket and got railroaded by a politically motivated district attorney. You can learn a lot about the justice system if you find yourself on the wrong side of bad police and a crooked DA.

[@conniedziepak6760]

@@A.J.1656 I hope I never find myself in the position you found yourself in. And, in spite of the injustice you faced then I hope you have a good, happy life.✌

[@adamberndt4190]

The last judge is going to be in my nightmares for a very long time! He was the calmest scariest dude I'd ever seen!

[@kilmindaro3]

It was like watching a lit stick of dynamite, waiting for the explosion to happen, but it never did, and made it all the scarier

[@candiespratt2268]

Anyone know who he was.

[@beast-master2094]

@@candiespratt2268 it literally states his name the first time they show him 14:22

[@RyanSpringer1984]

Bruce Kyle. Lee County, Florida (Fort Myers)

[@Lewdacris916]

@@RyanSpringer1984 he has 2 first names lol no wonder hes a freak

[@Danny-ju2ip]

You could feel Judge Kyle frustration at people not following simple court rules and dealing with their bs especially when it comes to witnesses and possible tampering

[@rainman6090]

@N A Once again, they're talking about Judge Kyle, not the Kyle Rittenhouse case.

[@greyguy.960]

@N A Ah, so you have nothing of substance, so turn to immature mocking? Typical

[@TheHansolo426]

@N A Ok boomer

[@Julia.Taunton-Clark99]

*Judge Kyle’s

[@dce9018]

@@TheHansolo426 ok D- bag

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

Kudos for that last judge, you could tell his blood was boiling from what had happened and not exploding all over them. Remained calm and resolute.

[@kellyegan9824]

Definitely. He was like In my courtroom

[@masonringbinder684]

@Ur momz a hoe kaylz The Judge was trying to get to the bottom of who was videoing people arriving and leaving his court room including possible witnesses and why? Video recording is forbidden in a court building unless special permission is granted. It could be seen as witness intimidation which is a BIG no no.

[@hugosantos1041]

hostly a man that remains calm while his blood is boiling is scarier than a man who lets loose

[@hugosantos1041]

@Ur momz a hoe kaylz Well basically, filming in and oustide of a courtroom is illegal unless given permission by the juge or some authority and the man was filming people leaving the courtroom, witnessess to be more precise which is even worse. The reason this is hightly illegal is pretty obvious, you dont know why he is filming, it could be for the person who is in trial to take revenge on people testifying against him and other various reasons. (sorry for my english it is not my native language)

[@groofromtheup5719]

@Ur momz a hoe kaylz They had some guy getting video of people leaving the courtroom.

[@jackblack3718]

No matter where you stand on the Rittenhouse case, I think we can all agree that Thomas Binger is one of the worst prosecutors they could have gotten.

[@annabughman1886]

No kidding!

[@Jeremy-sf2xf]

He reminded me of someone that would be in an Adam Sandler movie.

[@alyshiakroll15]

It's hard to argue malicious intent and guilt when there's a clear video showing the opposite. Binger charged Rittenhouse strictly for political reasons. There's no reason he should still be allowed his position as a prosecutor, as he's clearly proven he has a bias.

[@Gatekeeper201]

Binger is evil and malicious. It was nothing but a political show trial and he should be permanently disbarred and sitting in a prison for life.

[@CuriousOldMan]

What do you mean? Bad prep; bad courtroom demeanor; contradicted by your OWN witness; caught lying…. He was just having a bad month. 😱😇😂

[@abemurica9831]

Wow looking at these judges and then Penney Azcarate from Johnnys case my respect for Penney has gone up astronomically.

[@dcsteve7869]

I've been in her court before. The discipline she learned as a Marine comes through in her handling. Very professional and calculating.

[@nermeenmohey3692]

Right, she's so patient, calm, and try to not to offend anyone and at the same time puts everyone in their place.

[@SS-qp2ex]

Quite the opposite. She was calm but Penny let Heard's attorneys walk all over Depp's witnesses esp Rottenborn. She also did not instruct witnesses to answer Depp's lawyer's witnesses. She was neutral but she was way too nice and did not act like a Judge should. That may not be a popular opinion but that does not mean its not true.

[@nontologicalbeing]

@@SS-qp2ex I’m definitely inclined to agree with you after seeing Judge Schroeder and the others in this video keep firm control over the proceedings and what is allowed to be asked and answered. But is it possible the situation is different for her (Azcarate) since most if not all of these were criminal trials while JD’s is civil? I honestly have no idea. I’m a complete layman when it comes to legal etiquette and procedure.

[@albreiki5725]

Penny is a chief judge.. Well deserved

[@sirosis7858]

Binger was the most hilarious. Literally ignoring 5th amendment protections. And he's a lawyer! Incredible. Even more shocking he has a career. After his conduct in that trial he should have faced bar competency hearings.

[@davidkeetz]

agreed - i had to pick my jaw up off the floor when he started off on that argument when the trial was happening and I was so happy when the judge finally put him in his place.

[@valkiyri]

Not only a lawyer, a state prosecutor ...

[@sirosis7858]

@@davidkeetz totally agree. I watched that whole trial when I wasn't at work and I was dumbfounded at the "why did he remain silent?!?" line of commentary. Absolutely shocking. Would have been an instant mistrial if he had been found guilty just for that alone.

[@smittysmeee]

For real! Binger's behavior in court really was alarming. It's so obvious he was provoking a mistrial because he knew he could never get a conviction. There have to be consequences for a play like that, not? The judge was amazing, trusting the jury like he did. He saved Rittenhouse's life. A mistrial with prejudice is not an acquittal.

[@StevenMRA]

@@Big_baasman Thanks to you I am now sub'd to LawTube. I'm a 52 year old 3L (*almost done!) - and am nerd'ing out to law vids.

[@Morbid-Corvid22]

I feel so bad for that last judge, the gentleman handling the filming in the courthouse. You can just FEEL his frustration, but he stays composed for so long.

[@isitoveryet9525]

No need to feel bad lol He handled it beautifully, & I’m sure getting frustrated is a large part of being a judge. They’re compensated well & pretty much a lifetime employment. He’s good lol

[@varunemani]

16:20 Judge in his bored outt-a-his wits mind - ' Ok so, Lets see Mr. Saul ( or Maybe Mr. I fund capturing peoples reactions outside the court your honour.) everybody, turn cameras pls to this piece of whily nilly attorney.. no i'm funding this Mr. Saul Goodman, Yup its a fine name to keep!!

[@superiorgamedude]

I love how Rittenhouse's attorneys have the faces of "What the f*ck is this guy talking about?"

[@MatorLite]

Bro that had me dead

[@BruceCarbonLakeriver]

True and I watched it live, Gee the attorney was a nut ...

[@Rustyshackelford177]

That attorneys argument was incomprehensible.

[@salazar556]

I always love it when judges put people in their place. 😂

[@karenneill9109]

My sister is a small claims court judge (along with her practice). She said that it is great to be able to call people out, put them in their place.

[@isitoveryet9525]

Yeah, it’s great watching a judge go off when it’s warranted. It’s also infuriating watching them go off, because they just enjoy the power & control.

[@jeanakatherine9369]

Tell that to the Judge in Darrell Brooks trial

[@lowhp_comic]

@@jeanakatherine9369 but in exchange, every single appeal he will attempt to make in the future will be denied and he will forever be confined to prison for the rest of his days

[@joshhigdon4951]

Then you're gonna love Jesus

[@entername3840]

That judge in Jonny Depp Case was a saint.

[@elopuff8575]

She was calm and collective.

[@slamminpamn]

@@elopuff8575 that's not auto correct either. You genuinely don't know.

[@tsewangzang1454]

because depp lawyers were good . otherwise if there were two Elaine in both side then judge might had to interrupt.

[@julietmike1018]

I think she was a former Marine.

[@saeedatenzi]

@@elopuff8575 these guys are doing one of the hardest and most critical services to the community, it is not out of ordinary to see they change tone and shift their attitude to maintain law and order.

[@jakkrit6910]

So lawyer can't interrupt when the person still answering the question. I thought it was normal. Amber lawyer interrupt jd all the time.

[@harleyb7880]

Exactly

[@fisher2536]

Up to the judge

[@2010kulka]

ikr.. thought it's normal to interrupt

[@kgrimes842]

Yeah they do. Quick to cut all witnesses who say anything they don't like. The female lawyer has even cut the judge off lol

[@fatheranthony4pope]

It would also depend on the state.

[@goblinslayer7096]

Always respect the judge. Always. Even if they send you to prison. Disrespecting the judge will ALWAYS make your life worse. And it can always, ALWAYS get much worse than you can imagine.

[@dogguy8603]

Also, judges earned that respect, years of law school, then as an attorney, they earned their title. And it helps that you are nice to the guy who's job is to make sure your trial is fair (along with your attorney of course)

[@TheEndlessslawter]

Wow watching this gives me an amazing appreciation for the judge in Depp V Heard. The amount of patience she had was godly.

[@docbailey3265]

…and…Jennifer Dorow to come!

[@DaisyLee1963]

That last judge was intense. Quiet, calm, goal-directed, able to think rationally even when angry. A little terrifying. I wonder if he's military. Wouldn't want to be on his bad side.

[@agents977]

🙄

[@coltontaff3640]

I liked him!

[@edwardseverinsen5598]

Quiet angry is so scary because they aren't venting their anger, they're bottling it up to redirect it into something far worse than yelling. You could tell Judge Kyle suspected witness intimidation and was going to cut them down swiftly.

[@cyber_runner]

6:28 The defense's faces during this guys stupidity is priceless

[@i.am.heather]

Reminds me of Chew’s reactions during the Depp case and Amber Heard is denying everything when there’s recorded proof they just used to prove their case.

[@Ragnark1]

"You have the right to remain silent..." Well, not according to that smug prosecutor.

[@Insight5504]

Gary Oldman's new career as a prosecutor isn't going so well.

[@sparingpickle4918]

Imagine supporting the democrat party after seeing how much they were willing to lie about the kyle case….

[@marcopalazzo9349]

Lol thanks so much I was trying to put my finger on it.

[@one7decimal2eight]

This is what he does in his free time outside of selling the Zorg ZF-1 hand cannon and choking on cherries and scaring the daylights out of bilbo baggins

[@pbh9195]

Funny I've been thinking of a hole cast for a movie version. I was actually thinking little finger as prosecutor Paul Giamate as the judge Jaden Martel as Kyle Rittenhouse

[@splendiferous.p.laptypus]

Little did you know he is playing the prosecutor AND the judge.

[@choochoo9506]

The Honorable Bruce Kyle has SERIOUSLY earned my respect. I was a criminal court recorder for years, have seen all kinds of Judges do all kinds of things, but THIS is impressive. Good for you, Your Honor.

[@dirinkamamalgworon]

Es tut mir leid ich kann nicht eure Kommentare schließen weil das wird alles auf deutsch übersetzt und ich bin kein Schriftsteller auf jeden Fall ich konzentriere auf das was im Saal läuft zeigen Sie bitte so cool und geben sie mir Zeichen

[@JohnnyVeritas]

Judge Kyle is a BAMF!!! Holy Cow!!! Talk about restrained aggression. You could see the anger boiling under his skin, but he remained poised. Professional!!!

[@shainedupuis2649]

That guy fighting with his ego🤣🤣 he had to make sure to let the judge know he was a "grown man" 🙄 🤣

[@ForestG]

That last judge doesn't even have to raise his voice and he's easily the most terrifying. Good on him.

[@davidjohnson1654]

His vibe was, he's angry and don't mess with him... controlled but palpable and fear-provoking for sure...

[@pritparikh4444]

Binger - I'd almost forgotten him lmaoo. Pointing a gun at the jury with finger on trigger, forgetting basic law (5th amendment), etc. Judge Schroeder did a good job reminding him.

[@Austin66411]

He was just on a podcast saying that Rittenhouse cried fake crocodile tears and that no side or the jury found it convincing, among many other ridiculous claims. It was actually pretty funny!

[@maureenlaneski2802]

The state should've had a competent prosecutor. Rittenhouse had good legal defense from people who support gun rights. It does look like he wanted a mistrial.

[@isitoveryet9525]

@@maureenlaneski2802 a competent prosecutor would’ve never taken that case to trial lol Rittenhouse did have a great team, but the facts just weren’t on the State’s side. It was politically motivated, plain & simple.

[@BuckFidenMD4547]

@@Austin66411 had nothing to do with tears, crocodile or otherwise. You have a constitutional right to self defense and that was the meat of the case. If you had watched the trial you would have known that central fundamental part.

[@Austin66411]

@@BuckFidenMD4547 Very strange comment.

[@johnbull1568]

Full context for people who think Judge Schroeder was being 'unfair' in the Rittenhouse trial: The video of Kyle sitting in a car talking about shoplifters was brought up in pre-trial motions, weeks before the trial started. I recall that he said 'I wish I had my AR' or something similar, while he and a friend were watching youths they thought were shoplifters. As the judge pointed out, this has nothing to do with the circumstances that occurred in Kenosha, and it would be a different story if he had said something like 'I wish I had my AR so they could attack me and I could shoot them'. Propensity evidence is evidence that shows a distinct character trait related to the crimes in question, and Rittenhouse did not have a history of shooting people or being violent, other than talking crap with a friend (which we all do), and getting involved with a fight his sister had. Other evidence that came up in pre-trial hearings was the character of those people that attacked Rittenhouse. This was also disallowed, despite all three of them having criminal records. Rosenbaum alone had a serious record, including multiple counts of child molestation, and over 40 infractions in prison. Huber threatened his own family members with a knife, among other incidents, and Grosskreutz was charged with assaulting his own grandmother. These incidents were also disallowed from being introduced as evidence, and rightfully so. Rittenhouse was not aware of their personal history when they attacked him, and none of their previous crimes were comparable to what happened in Kenosha. This was all settled, and the lawyers were instructed on this weeks before the trial. The only way any of these facts could be introduced in the trial, was if either side made a claim that contradicted those facts. This occurred at least twice during the prosecutions case. With Huber's aunt, she suggested that he was 'heroic', which possibly opened the door to his character evidence. With Rosenbaum's fiancee, the door was potentially opened about why he could not stay with her that night (he had a restraining order in place). On both occasions, the defence asked the judge to instruct the jury to leave the room, so they could discuss if the door had been opened, which is exactly how it's supposed to go. In the case portrayed in the video, Binger tried to blatantly crowbar the shoplifting video evidence in, right in front of the jury, after he had been given instructions not to weeks before, and reminded of this earlier in the day. This was after he had already questioned Kyle's 5th amendment rights, again in front of the jury and he'd been chewed out for that. Either of these incidents are more than enough to force a mistrial, which is exactly what Binger was going for because the prosecutions case was in tatters, but this judge had already decided to let the jury decide this case, no matter what happened. My point is, yes, it could look like the judge is being biased here, but there is no context. This chewing out became internet famous at the time, and of course the media and social media were all over it trying to make him look biased, but the defence did things exactly how they are meant to be done in the same situation, and there are no highlight videos of that because it's doesn't create outrage or clicks.

[@KP-rh5qz]

Great response.

[@NettlezTV]

it’s just unfortunate that they tried him on the hardest charge to prove. Murder was a stretch but plenty of other crimes he would’ve been convicted for.

[@NettlezTV]

not to mention the judge did kinda of tie the jury’s hands so

[@johnbull1568]

@@NettlezTV Plenty of other crimes? Like what for example?

[@NettlezTV]

@@johnbull1568 with the evidence he would’ve been convicted of manslaughter lol

[@patrickkanas3874]

I love the Rittenhouse judge's anger when he mentions the guy talking about his post arrest silence.

[@katelynvanh]

I was taught early on in my Criminal Justice course that Judges are the "law of the land" and they have the most power out of everyone inside a courtroom. You do NOT cross them or disrespect them, the course will not turn in your favor!

[@marishiten5944]

You needed a criminal justice course to tell you that? They teach that in high school civics. How slow are you?

[@dustygatrell-ru7tg]

I need your advice.

[@smellygoatacres]

I respect judges who follow the law precedent. Hate the ones who go off simply because they can.

[@danj1939]

I didn't realize that Kyle was just sitting there on the stand during the exchange with Binger and the judge

[@chicago1680]

I didn't know that I thought he was in the other room

[@diamondfinder8933]

@@chicago1680 I think the jury was dismissed but not Rittenhouse

[@JdMaN211]

@Julie Snider They were discussing ideas and evidence that weren't permissible at the time yet could bias the jury regardless. It's one thing to ask jurors to disregard something they've seen/heard, but another thing entirely for those people to ACTUALLY forget or put aside those things.

[@JdMaN211]

@Julie Snider Short answer - misread what you said haha. Honestly, i just completely missed your 'not' which totally changed the meaning when I read it. My baaaad :D

[@edwardseverinsen5598]

You can tell that last judge feels as though people are bending rules and behaving in insidious ways that might obstruct justice and he isn't having any of it. His commitment to staying calm and poised despite how obviously he was boiling just under the surface I think is a testament to his belief in the way everyone in a court house should conduct themselves. Not even holding himself above that standard. I'm sure he did everything in his power to hold those two men accountable for potentially violating the safety of witnesses and the like.

[@AndrewBarsky]

He just seemed so annoyed with people wasting his time with nonsense.

[@outspoken5808]

I appreciate that even in his anger the judge in the first clip explained to the witness why only one person could talk at a time, it seemed like the witness only listened because he realized there was an actual reason why he had to wait to speak not just that he was being bossed around.

[@Crichjo32]

Judge Kyle is an example of someone wielding power in an intimidating but honest and controlled way. He knows what's right and wrong, and he will do his best to see that any injustices are brought to light. I definitely wouldn't want to be on his bad side.

[@Songs-lr4wt]

No, the lawyer was well read and spoke well.. If you have gone to a good law school, you will realise judge was wrong on this

[@Crichjo32]

@@Songs-lr4wt Was the judge on a power trip or something?

[@Gen-x-press]

He doesnt know that its constitutionally protected to film in government buildings...soooooo yeah.....maybe not a great judge

[@emilys3757]

@@Gen-x-press A judge can absolutely not allow filming in a court.

[@jacksonmyers3187]

I practice in the 20th circuit and have been before judge Kyle many times. The chief judge of the circuit (not judge Kyle) entered a standing administrative order requiring the permission of the judge before video is allowed anywhere in the courthouse. Judge Kyle explains that very clearly in the video, and there are lots of signs. Since he is not the chief judge, Judge Kyle was required to enforce the order, even if he didn't like it.

[@BlackStump172]

If I was a witness in a court case , I would feel threatened by anyone filming me as I was coming and going from a courtroom . In Australia , that is not allowed in the corridors or public spaces of the Court Building . It is allowed in the outside precincts .

[@mikhail2400]

Thats the way it is in the US in all most all states for the same reasons the judge stated. When you enter a courtroom there are signs saying, as the judge said, no videos allowed. While I havnt been to courtrooms in most states to ensure its true there it is a widely known rule. Lately there are the people doing so-called amendment audits where they go around to State and Federal properties with video cameras to "hold the employees accountable". Some places like Post Offices and Police Stations they can film in certain areas

[@benangell1403]

Same here in the UK, it's illegal to film there, they have to draw sketches and etchings for the papers.

[@iamthebroker]

@Sourabh B what?

[@Asidebar]

@Sourabh B Why should the photos of innocent people who witness crime be published for the criminals to go after?

[@noelani4101]

@Sourabh B uhhhh… hhhwat? “AND _family details_ ”? _Online_ AND *on tv*?! And you **_pray_** … *you pray* … that that happens? Am I missing something? 😟 Why would you-…..? I- What on god’s green earth is going on here “ _Their f a m i l y details_ “… 😐🥴🤡

[@diabz]

Bruce Kyle gives a master class in how to contain a seething, primal rage and still act in a deliberate and considered professional manner.

[@alessandrofirmani700]

Last judge seems smart af, dont mess with that guy

[@jippikayjee412]

I tough same!

[@M.A.C.01]

And the will power to stay calm and hold back your anger. Just wow.

[@MattMajcan]

the last one is absolutely amazing, something shady is definitely going on and the judge is absolutely disturbed

[@charlessavell3641]

That last judges reminds me of my father. He has a calm and articulate anger that builds a nerves wracking tension.. Combine that with the power/authority a judge or father has and it’s awful to experience.

[@LonelyGamr]

It's how we all should be. I learned a lot from watching that particular clip.

[@marishiten5944]

Cool story. Weird that I've seen that on four other comments on this video. Almost like you're making it up.

[@amckay5604]

@@marishiten5944 KZbin commenter finds out that people can have similar experiences. Mind blown.

[@TheQuilava96]

@@marishiten5944 my father was similar in a way too. I understand you may lack one, so you can’t relate or see the possibilities of others having a similar experience, but you should get over that.

[@marishiten5944]

@@TheQuilava96 We all have fathers. It takes a male and female to create offspring. So how can I lack one? Guess mine wasn't generic and my experiences with him weren't so template driven. Sorry your father was boring and like everyone else.

[@klaire1058]

What makes alll this funnier is that attorneys will go for the NECK in court but will go out for drinks later .

[@klaire1058]

@@Work782 EXACTLY!

[@USERTM7]

It's disgusting.

[@klaire1058]

@@USERTM7 idk how they do it, you disrespect me in front of a judge I’m throwing a drink in ya face (jk don’t do that unless it’s water bc people may be allergic to the ingredients)

[@kaseyc9459]

It's actually one of my favorite things about the job. It's not personal most of the time and when it is, you're not goin for drinks after...

[@kaseyc9459]

@@klaire1058 We don't usually disrespect each other in court. Things may get heated, but it's usually professional. The ones who do get personal don't go get drinks with each other.

[@PortCharlotteAlex]

Binger is probably the worst lawyer I have watched ever. What a tool. Hopefully disbarred by now.

[@cortneyrens]

Agreed! But now Binger is trying to be a judge and they actually tried to disbar the Rittenhouse judge!! Thankfully he was cleared

[@Layarion]

AND that's including fictional movies!

[@johannesroundhouse5996]

Judge Bruce Kyle was everyone's very stern father in that last clip.

[@ahsenkhan5386]

really ? is that how they act ?

[@Aisaaax]

I liked the last clip too as well. I'm not from USA so I don't know the laws there, but it was very professional, I think

[@johannesroundhouse5996]

@@ahsenkhan5386 It's a joke.

[@icallmysugarcandy]

That’s exactly what I thought 😂

[@PlAiNJaNe521]

He was about ready to take his belt off!

[@DonKelleyMusic]

This was AWESOME... I love the last judge!! that's a guy with good solid thought processes even when extremely angry. but all of them are fascinating to watch, and to learn from.

[@reapersgirl6407]

I remember the case involving Kyle when they kept pushing that he was pointing the gun at the men before they attacked him and then video evidence came out proving he didn’t and they STILL kept saying it. That was the most insane trial I have seen in a long time.

[@jacksonfuller8158]

and the "victim" was trying to bash his head in with a skateboard and the other one was trying to kick him in the face

[@BuckFidenMD4547]

It made me sick to watch grown adults try to railroad a kid for defending his own life. The power of a false narrative is real. Thank God justice was served in Kyle’s case.

[@ShawnNSteph61022]

@@jacksonfuller8158 and the other one had a gun pointed at him.

[@bellie8009]

Welcome to the Alex Murdaugh trial

[@JohnZombi88]

@@ShawnNSteph61022 don't bring a skateboard to a gun fight. We don't weep for multiple offending criminals who take advantage of civil unrest to do their crimes.

[@SasfootBigsquatch]

Man, that last judge was just as calmly irate as anyone can be. He was about to explode.

[@elina3118]

Those are judges we needed for Johnny and Ambers Trial lmao they would thrown out Ambers Lawyers immediately if they saw how disrespectful they are towards Johnny Depp & his witnesses

[@micco35]

I don't know much about trials, but aren't Amber's lawyers in this case supposed to be incriminating with their questions towards Johnny? Or is it not normal to have those kind of attitudes?

[@Pain-And-Gain]

@@micco35 You see, AH is the defendant and JD is The plaintiff (JD is the one who sued AH)... The lawyers' main job in this case is to transform whatever their client says into something to defend and help their client at least... In this case JD brought multiple EYE witnesses, audio recording; especially the one that AH admitted to hit JD, and pictures of himself (that even whenever he had interviews on TV, those scars and bruises can be seen and are present) And on the other hand AH brought only one person who's allegedly an "Expert" to the court that NEVER EVER met JD in her life, and some pictures of herself with scars and bruises that have never been seen before by any witnesses (and some are pictures of JD when he was sleeping or was drunk OR picture of messy places that everyone including her can do the mess)... It is clearly that JD have evidence and AH not which is why her legal team trying to discredit all the witnesses and attack their character with their "Chewbacca Defense" to win... The Chewbacca Defense: is a term for any legal strategy or propaganda strategy that seeks to overwhelm its audience with nonsensical arguments, as a way of confusing the audience and drowning out legitimate opposing arguments. It is thus a kind of logical fallacy: specifically, a red herring fallacy and non sequitur similar to argumentum ad nauseam...

[@ViktorScberg]

The judge for Amber is typical feminazi! So you'll know where this gonna go!

[@azychristie7288]

That’s what I thought too😅

[@ciroalb3]

what was good about Kyle, is that while we could see his anger, nothing in the record would show that, just simple questions to the point

[@JohnDoe-qf1ur]

What anger?? Dude comes off as the typical softy. a casual "yea bro" type teenager.

[@33nadroj]

@@JohnDoe-qf1ur I think he was talking about Judge Kyle in the last part of the video.

[@Hussman493]

That last judge was LIVID. Hearing him breathing was enough to send chills.

[@victoriasloan524]

I'm scared and I'm at home watching. I'd never survive a trial.

[@JP-uk9uc]

Because the Beast ready to devour anyone in litigation who resist the violence in this country.

[@BramMichaelson]

I can't even imagine being that weak.

[@kyledodson2992]

Oh good lord. Stay home

[@hoghs1]

@@leanbeeffatty1 By all accounts he isn’t cool but rather an upstanding citizen with a strong desire to work in his community.

[@josephsuarez9594]

Then don’t be guilty of a crime that sends you to court. Lol

[@zstick]

That second judge was just PRAYING they'd object. Dude let LOOSE. And that last judge was seething under the surface, but stayed cool as a cucumber throughout. Absolutely the pinnacle of what a judge should be and he seems like a credit to the profession.

[@newportninja245]

Yeah he sure was haha, that second judge was awesome

[@BerserkerSloth]

Judge Peter Cahill was a fantastic judge. The fact that he was hated by both extremists on both sides showed how fair and balanced he was in the trial.

[@filipkolasny908]

I didn't think about that. That's a nice observation

[@cald1421]

Was he hated by the extreme right? I know the left suddenly hated him even though in any other situation they love strong protections for a defendant

[@BerserkerSloth]

@Cal D (I can't find your comment anymore (I think my KZbin app is acting up)) but I was on several conservative pages and they were all going off on the judge during the trial and including some of those misc random KZbin pages that will appeal to right-wing conservatives and/or anti-liberals. While CNN, was just creating just as much out of context clips and appealing towards the biases of their viewers (especially when he told the witness to answer the question of the DA).

[@cald1421]

@@BerserkerSloth I guess I meant more why were the conservatives angry? I get why the liberals were angry at the Judge. But why the conservatives?

[@BerserkerSloth]

@@cald1421 tbh, I never found out *because when the trial was happening, I was doing my best to stay away from propaganda from both sides so I can try to see if this case would (in my layman opinion 😂) be done fairly and so I would be able to hold an option that would be in line with the facts of the case and understand why the jurors (whether I agreed with them or not), would rule one way or the other. So to reiterate my answer, I haven't found out why exactly except on conservative pages (both on KZbin and Facebook pages), they seemed to feel like it was an unfair trial and I would see them share clips of the judge being biased. So I'm actually in the process of rewatching the entire trial (*to an extent*). I saw some mention, which I understand is unrelated to the judge, prejudice of the jurors. So I'm currently watching the juror selection of the jurors who were selected. After I'm done with that and the rest of the trial, I'm gonna try to find some of the conservative videos against Judge Peter Cahill and see what they were saying. I'm sure the majority were mainly trying to poke holes in the prosecutors arguments and argue why he died of asphyxiation. ^but if it helps, unlike the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, I saw NOTHING positive about Judge Peter Cahill (on conservative pages/platforms) but ONLY negative.

[@THELEGENDOFTHESHADOW29]

That prosecutor in the Rittenhouse trial was out of line and I'm glad that judge held him in line.

[@BlackIce3190]

Oh he was even worse afterward. He said straight up he was being malicious in that trial, and that if Kyle had been killed by one of the rioters he would not have gone after charges.

[@charliekleiman1165]

The Prosscuter in rittenhouse trial countied to lie and think he was right for his questions and then he thinks he has a right to ask to be not interrupted and then asking to them to let him finish his lies I would have asked for a new Prosecutor

[@salvador.214]

Speaking on behalf of everybody, I think we're all fairly impatient for a "Angriest judge moments" *part 2 and 3* !! Please make it happen Law&Crime ! 🙏

[@jimboramba]

I wonder if the record lady during Rittenhouse trial typed in all caps when the judge was yelling.

[@daniellemcclellan9159]

IF YOU ARE A BOOMER THOUGH THATS JUST HOW YOU ALWAYS TYPE….

[@kannonball5789]

@@daniellemcclellan9159 so you're a boomer?

[@gigimokri6476]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ms_violet_majesty]

😂😂😂

[@Happyheretic2308]

@@daniellemcclellan9159 utter bilge, pet.

[@xino_z]

I think if a judge is going to dress down a witness they need to excuse the jury first

[@mikeg3439]

The dressing down can be relevant sometimes, yes?

[@Asidebar]

They did excuse the jury

[@mikeg3439]

@@xino_z I see your point.

[@JHank-yb4jv]

Nah, if the lawyer is trying to clown the jury, the jurors need to know

[@Ashwellx]

That last judge has the LONGEST fuse I've EVER seen on a human being... Seemed like he was ready to explode at any moment.

[@jkholtgreve]

I wouldn’t call the second one angry at all. He was merely instructing the witness to act in her own best interests and the best interests of the defendant. No yelling or even raising his voice.

[@MeeCee5204]

Judge Kyle was the epitome of control! You could see the pot simmering, but he kept his cool 😎

[@rainman6090]

@N A Dude, they're talking about Judge Kyle, not the Kyle Rittenhouse case.

[@camere1]

i started to get goosebumps while judge kyle was asking his questions lol

[@one7decimal2eight]

I could see the gears in his head turning as he starting making progress. You can see that he is fuming but doesn't allow it to boil over.

[@PuddilyOops]

That guy was actually scary. He was not f’ing around.

[@caseylm1229]

He is really great though. And has a fantastic sense of humor. GREAT with victims.

[@testodude]

Something about judge kyle's demeanor screams he has absolutely zero tolerance for bs.

[@scootthenewt4638]

My great uncle carried himself nearly just like the last judge due to being in the military during vietnam and he was one of the most respected judges I have ever met

[@geraldstamour1312]

Thanks for his service, @scootthenewt4638!

[@dipi4603]

My favorite line to use on family and friends is, Don’t get brazen with me. Thank you, judge Bruce Schroeder for bringing that scolding into my life. 😂 For all of you who pointed out my grammar error, it’s been fixed. Thank you. 😆

[@antiquemacabre]

I kept waiting for him to yell, "Get off my lawn!" and shake his fist angrily.

[@dipi4603]

@@antiquemacabre yes!!! And sometimes I tell my dog not to get brazen with me, even though she is the sweetest thing. 😂

[@antiquemacabre]

@@dipi4603 I love it! What kind of doggo do you have? I have a Scottish Terrier who definitely knows a thing or two about getting brazen. 😂

[@dipi4603]

@@antiquemacabre I have a doge. AKA a shiba inu. Yes, Scottish Terriers can certainly get brazen. 😂

[@antiquemacabre]

@@dipi4603 Aww ... cute! Um, by the way, could you ask your pup for all of the money back that I lost on Dogecoin? 😂

[@enigmadrath1780]

That last judge looks like he's perpetually surprised by his own quiet intensity.

[@krist5860]

🤣🤣🤣

[@rtl1392]

That's a beautifully constructed thought.

[@ixSKYLAR]

"Who you pointing at? I'm a grown man," he said...yet proceeded to act immaturely. Funny.

[@rahadian364]

A grown man? Yes. A mature man? Definitely not.

[@OscarGeronimo]

He said it to remind himself; he did, surprisingly. XD

[@leonblittle226]

That last judge was absolutely boiling with rage, that's a man holding back an explosion

[@barryhernandez6428]

I don't think much gets past judge Kyle. The way he contains his anger says alot about the man. The style in which he wields his power is impressive.

[@MsGhost87]

I love an angry Judge 👨‍⚖️ It shows me that they're paying attention & making sure rules are being followed, to a TEE!! Judge Bruce Schroeder was my favorite from this countdown for sure!!

[@clintonedgerton6452]

Mine to uncle Bruce Schroeder judgement was correct.clinton

[@Thunder-acro]

Binger's a POS, during the whole trial he tried this nonsense. So love that judge for putting him in his place.

[@RekzysTheTitan]

don't you mean FlufferBoy2004?

[@dillonpersel8561]

@Sal Spencer lol we all saw the trial, he was rightfully cleared and most people even a lot of liberals agree the defenses case was stronger than the prosecutions.

[@midcenturymodern9330]

@Sal Spencer 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Sure! 😂😂😂😂

[@midcenturymodern9330]

@Sal Spencer I see your brainwashing and indoctrination have been very successful.

[@dillonpersel8561]

@Sal Spencer You need to be medicated

[@MaestroDraven]

The Rittenhouse blowup was legendary. Never in my life have I seen such an incompetent prosecutor.

[@Wellch]

And Binger wasn’t arrested for threatening jury with a gun pointed at them.

[@659009stan]

17:43 Never want to see that face on a judge ever.

[@stepheboyd17]

I am a UK Prosecutor, this Prosecutor is dreadful. Previous bad character should never be raised before the jury without a ruling as to admissibility. Criminal Law 101. A Prosecutor should never refer to pre trial silence.

[@seanmaher3518]

Oh ya, same in America

[@theshovl3r]

Not just any law though a right, through the bill of rights, with added case law

[@dark_rit]

Yeah when the judge went off on him concerning the miranda rights as they're called here in the U.S. it's easily the most justified anger. Can't say someone is guilty because they're silent. Everyone should stay silent too if they're placed under arrest as you have nothing to gain by talking as soon as you're in handcuffs.

[@clintonedgerton6452]

Hi Steph Boyd

[@alastairbarkley6572]

YOU: 'A Prosecutor should never refer to pre trial silence....' How about the UK caution - "you do not have to say anything but you may harm your defence if you fail to mention something you later rely on in court"? The caution itself indicates that pre-trial silence may be referred to. You don't much sound like a 'UK Prosecutor', TBH.

[@FCWW87]

I wouldn’t want to cross Judge Kyle. That bottom lip frightened me and I didn’t record anyone. I was yelling at my phone “no your honor, I didn’t record anyone outside your courthouse, I swear!”

[@Neiamenase]

I like the judge that despite he is clearly angry and the attorney had been inappropriately behaved, he still tries to be patient and explain why 13:00

[@vipertwenty249]

That last incident was exceptionally concerning. I wouldn't be surprised if the person responsible were cast out of the legal profession.

[@bloodyharry99]

The last judge was down right scary. You could see how angry he was but it came off as icy. I was expecting him to start throwing charges out

[@bassbeardiful]

That one dude telling the judge " who you talking to? I'm a grown man". he is so lucky he didn't get contempt for that ha. I bet that old judge didn't hear him

[@jamesgentry13]

When keeping it real goes wrong

[@besmart2350]

The legal system is sooo subjective when I thing about it. The mood and personality of a judge determine the destiny of people

[@davidjack7418]

Those things apply to a jury even more.

[@XionLuis]

that judge was VERY patient with Binger. Other judges might even had held Binger in contempt.

[@as3609]

@Sal Spencer Still so salty, delicious 😊

[@dinghysupreme2972]

@Sal Spencer its not the judges fault the prosecution tried to bring evidence before the jury that was not admitted by the court and comment on the defendants use of the 5th amendment. Its the DA that was the disgrace.

[@alonsoswife]

@Sal Spencer get over it

[@mariahsmom9457]

Yes! I thought he was going to hold him in contempt and was so surprised he didn't!

[@tomaskling2429]

@Sal Spencer Of course, being objective, going by the law book, not looking for political points and not bowing down to the establishment should be a crime....

[@i.m.385]

Attorney Binger is the most irritating little man i've seen in the courts.

[@Mikefishing0]

probally intentional makes it a face of the problem rather than the law lol

[@i.m.385]

@@Mikefishing0 I’m not sure I’m interpreting your comment right, but I feel like that guy intentionally strays off the path to try and manipulate or try to make things go his way that otherwise wouldn’t, he’s not new to the game, he knows what he’s doing, he just intentionally goes too far in his profession. I understand why, but it’s not a nice idea in the court of *law* (not emotion)

[@markhamilton8728]

I’d swear he might be a homosexual

[@marekbarycz4397]

He watched too many Game of Thrones and he thinks he is Littlefinger ...

[@i.m.385]

@@markhamilton8728 huh

[@nickolas7551]

The fact Binger can possibly be a judge one day is scary.

[@ScoutsPatterson]

Agreed, he tried every dirty tactic in the book. Rittenhouse shouldn’t have ever even been charged, that CCTV footage tells the entire story.

[@YoutubesucksRumbleisBetter]

That's a future supreme court justice youre talking about.

[@groofromtheup5719]

he should have been disbarred half-way through that trial.

[@BuckFidenMD4547]

@@KZbinsucksRumbleisBetter not in any future we the people have a say about.

[@M.A.C.01]

@@ScoutsPattersonand not first degree murder. They would have had a better chance at involuntary manslaughter, but yet again the out come us what happened.

[@1970bosshemi]

Judge Schroeder yelling at Thomas Binger about questioning Kyle’s pretrial silence was epic. I watched it live.

[@tonyllewellyn2511]

Judge is unprofessional in all of these, espeically that one

[@TheQuilava96]

@@tonyllewellyn2511 no.

[@berrymerry1141]

@@tonyllewellyn2511 none of these judges were unprofessional lmao

[@tonyllewellyn2511]

@@TheQuilava96 Ohhhhhhhhh yes my man! Very disrespectful, these judges and in need of anger management courses.

[@TheQuilava96]

@@tonyllewellyn2511 no.

[@0INFERNO1]

I believe Binger wanted a mistrial because he knew he was losing. If he got the mistrial, there was a chance he could retry prosecuting Kyle. The fact that Binger brought up Kyle's remaining silent during police interrogation was a blatant attempt to force a mistrial. Thankfully, Kyle's attorneys didn't bite shows how well the trial was going for the defense.

[@notgreatnotterrible48years63]

That’s what I was thinking too

[@TheClunkingFist]

And Kyle's attorneys didn't bite when Binger pointed Kyle's gun at the jury and pulled the trigger. Steel nerves.

[@bigdog3628]

um I am by no means an expert, but the defence asked for "with prejudice" doesn't that mean the prosecutor can't retry it? Or is it the other way around?

[@justme87999]

@@bigdog3628 Idk the answer but I recommend googling the answer vs trusting someone here.

[@0INFERNO1]

@@bigdog3628 Binger was hoping the judge wouldn't grant the with prejudice. coin flip basically.

[@PipByMac]

"Why didn't you first fight the guy pointing a gun at your head?" Binger is a chump.

[@paulgering7703]

Binger did not respect the 5th. Why was he even made a prosecutor?

[@boredandconfused]

Love this video. Having said that I personally have only ever encountered corrupt judges who have no interest in true justice. Just keeping the revolving doors moving and more frequently than not denying people's rights.

[@bruceforster3709]

I will not say where I live, but trust me, you do NOT want to go before any Judge in THIS County!

[@richardparnell8402]

The last one was a quiet anger, I like that judge.

[@herdingcats3850]

My favorite trial judge told me that a good judge has three things: Patience, patience and patience.

[@M.A.C.01]

If anything I think a judge should be patient and not raise his voice. Judges get a bad reputation already so if I was a judge I’d be patient.

[@GatineauGlitter]

Yes, and none of these men have that.

[@grahamwebb1367]

i enjoyed the judge bruce kyle he seems very composed and knowledgeable while being stern and authoritive