Courtroom Claps As Judge Throws Book at Darrell Brooks, Locks Him Up for Life in Prison

People in the courtroom started to clap as Judge Jennifer Dorow sentenced Darrell Brooks to life in prison for the Waukesha parade attack.
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[@asiansanta5397]

And one life sentence for the Judge’s mental health. Dear lord, this dude was a nightmare the entire trial. Kudos to her for her patience and tolerance.

[@chinadoll534]

I second that 🎉

[@Disconnected66]

Absolute proof that he would hurt more people if this hadn't gone exactly like this, even in the courtroom deciding his own life he chose to use that window purely for the purpose of punishing and hurting the judge and all related victims with one last hurrah before he gets locked up. I guarantee he tries over the years to get opportunities to have interviews or anything. Hope he rots in solitary.

[@kawehionalani]

I second that too! Add in her being pregnant. Can you imagine what she is going thru? Justice has been served.

[@celaenamae7385]

This!! I hope she gets a break! That she can recover from this horrendous case. I wish the same for the families. They at last can fully close this case and continue their healing process❤

[@brendaedgehill7761]

🤣 I concur!

[@Unlikely_Pirate]

There is no way on earth this guy is getting an appeal based on inappropriate judicial conduct. She was incredible.

[@flamerssoul]

That’s why they let him ramble on. As proof and on the record.

[@stacydixon457]

Unless God himself and gets him out he will never c the light of day

[@Mr_Mustache_og]

I laughed at this ridiculous man. He couldn’t take his trial seriously. Claiming to be a sovereign citizen, arguing, and acting like a child. I’m glad he’s never going to see the light of day again.

[@patstiff]

@@thefloormat3297 the trial was over by that point, no basis for a mistrial for what occurs at sentencing.

[@hurbi5556]

Even if he magically gets an appeal, it would be hard to talk down 6 life sentences and 700+ years

[@Nambu.]

I hope I wasn’t the only one waiting for her to throw a literal book at him

[@nataliawinston8256]

You’re not alone 😂😢

[@ZeroKiryuu03]

😭😭😭

[@cotefabrice1801]

No no

[@shell6829]

You’re definitely not alone. I would have LOVED to see that! 😂

[@andilendlangamandla]

Brooo 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@staceylikesthelogicalthing8042]

I greatly appreciate that she took the time to name every. Single. Victim.

[@jonc.5310]

Bet he really regrets representing himself at this point. What a monster and a colossal fool.

[@hopsta5628]

He will only regret being held accountable for his crimes.

[@Shyvorix]

@@hopsta5628 Yep. Otherwise he has no remorse. He's an actual monster and threat to society as a whole. He might indeed be mentally troubled, but everyone else is in danger if he's not kept behind bars.

[@21stcenturyteacher62]

He is incapable of regret.

[@Anthony-pj4io]

@Irish American He knows what he did. He has a lengthy criminal record and he knew he was going back to prison soon. He did what he did because he wanted to take as many people down with him as possible. Representing his trial was just one last clown show for him before he goes away.

[@roberthill3145]

I don’t think he regrets it. This whole charade was a sick attention-seeking stunt

[@sylence2012]

Dude got 6 life sentences + another 1000+ years for the other charges..

[@psilobom]

For the record, this if this dude was sentenced when the Renaissance Era began, he'd still be in jail for another 3-4 hundred years.

[@RyanMartinez]

I always wondered this. What happens when he dies? Do they just keep the body or ashes? Do they have a warehouse of dead murderers and psychopaths somewhere in a southwestern desert that is cataloged and accounted for and every once in a while the descendants of some of them get the remains to bury or toss? Or do they say F it and dump the body in the Mariana Trench?

[@Swatotastic]

@@RyanMartinez The body is released to the family of the deceased for burial/cremation after the coroner determines the cause of death.

[@felicityhoneycutt8570]

​@@RyanMartinezyes.

[@lockman004]

Yes, but with good behavior he'll be out in 5 life sentences and 900 years.

[@A2D4]

It’s also commendable that she individually named the victims. That was probably greatly appreciated by their families. The Judge is a woman of depth and class.

[@cle5676]

I think she had to name the victims because the law states she has to.

[@KaylaMarie_]

@@cle5676 no she doesn’t. She even mention a victim who wasn’t included in the charges because she was hit by another victim instead of the suv.

[@josephdahdouh2725]

I don't know. I would be bored listening to all the names.

[@cle5676]

@@KaylaMarie_ but I think still she had to for the people who passed away and the ones who were injured because if you remember when the verdicts were read, she named each one. .I think she had to because of each individual involved. Plus I think the law says she is following procedure. Look at Wisconsin statute 809.86 and 950.

[@angeltruth7773]

She stood in Power♥️

[@pershorefoodbanktrusselltr3632]

I read if he gets parole after 975 years, he will be on supervision for 300 years 😄

[@dwallen2012]

Dang that’s harsh. That’s going to be a tough probation sentence.

[@GypsyGirl317]

Lol 😅🤯😂

[@vanettaswiftbird1873]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@PhookYoo]

So there’s a chance……

[@Sarge92]

i love how she says after 765 years he can do 100 years of sueprvised release i adore how she gives him non existant hope

[@mrs227]

😂😂😂😂 that’s funny

[@JM-vp8zc]

She didn’t mention all the releases he’s going to enjoy from his fellow inmates.

[@mervunit]

I mean with the advances in science and cryostasis...

[@Sarge92]

@@mervunit ..... dude i think i found something better than the death penalty.... 1000 years in prison

[@mmarczuk1976]

nice way to for the judge to rub it in. 😂😂

[@OS1540]

I really liked the fact she read the sentences for each victim. Drilling into the mind of the suspect, letting him know his attempt to turn attention to himself the whole trial was pathetic and useless. Took away whatever power he thought he had during the trial and brought him back to reality. Kudos to the judge and hope the families get some comfort from this.

[@oftin_wong]

You get it ...but sadly humans like Brooks don't ever wake up and 'get it' ...they simply never assume responsibility for their actions

[@pureflix8086]

Youre assuming this guy _has_ a mind! Optimistic, arent you?

[@oftin_wong]

@@mehmeteking It's a legal requirement to cover everything

[@oftin_wong]

@@mehmeteking it's a court of law ...everyone gets a mention Why do you want it abbreviated ? You are right about a duty to each individual but it's not a ritual it's a requirement

[@cm202]

@@oftin_wong Well said.

[@CaptainCait]

This judge has been absolutely remarkable. She’s an amazing example of a judge. If only every one could be like her.

[@bumblebootwiddletoes5185]

Then they'd be her twins or clones.

[@guitarofdestiny]

@@bumblebootwiddletoes5185 very good 👍

[@tommiearmstrong2235]

She’s also pretty cute!

[@broth0076]

She’s very good, her attention to detail and ability to communicate without prejudice is incredible. Cheers Jennifer we salute you 🫡🫡🫡

[@wardatkins1320]

Never seen a Judge like her ever " I don't know if it's to her credit or discredit but I'm impressed with her

[@TinaMarieBrumfield]

"Frankly you deserve it". Hes never been accountable for anything wrong hes done in his pathetic life. He was never told NO. The fact it was a powerfull women with authority who finally held him accountable was the cherry on top. Im so glad she didnt give him time served for the battery with erica like he wanted and that she gave him 9 months consecutive to all other counts since that was the only charge he cared about.

[@weaselworm8681]

Never told no. It’s a dangerous thing. Like overthrowing a fair election because the nation said “no”

[@Maria-n6t2d]

I use to be a Sentencing Guideline Specialist and to hear consecutive always makes me happy.

[@Don-Angel]

Ya could see he hates women having a voice let alone authority

[@kirkbarnett1231]

​@@Maria-n6t2dI would usually disagree, but not on this one

[@sharonrusso3293]

"No one is safe from you" Her sentencing tone and content is completely consistent with his reprehensible crimes. She is perfection on the bench.

[@ariadneferreira2252]

Absolutely. I was able to watch live, and when she read the sentences, I just cried and clapped and got the most incredible chills. She is so amazing- and the passion in her sentencing tone was just phenomenal. Amazing, amazing woman. ♥️

[@fredriksvard2603]

She's so impressive.

[@crytun]

Plus dealing with his antics, I’m amazed she didn’t throw something at him

[@davidedwards1705]

She has won TWO terms on the bench so far. Bet she wins a 3rd.

[@techs1smh13]

He needed a dirt nap

[@nataliebaker8549]

The way she read off the sentence for every single victim ❤

[@lasjames7516]

thats how legal system works ...... it wasnt to be empowering lmfao

[@yeahitsme8799]

It's completely normal.

[@GrammyVInDaHouse]

Natalie - it was very powerful not to just read off one group of charges but to say the victims names individually because they all matter. I'm so glad this waste of space on our planet got what he deserved. I wish him a long long life - I hope he lives to be 100 so his victims and their families know he's lonely, suffering and isolated - unable to hurt anybody else and living a miserable day to day routine. He's small - so his dance card will always be full inside. As a former correctional officer - likely he will be isolated because he's a high-profile offender. I can only hope he has no access to others - without anybody to spout off his narcissistic bulls^%t to - I pray he slowly goes mad.

[@neoandleia]

@@GrammyVInDaHouse But I don't want to pay for his long long life

[@Truth_is_Here1]

@@lasjames7516 Well turns out our legal system is very empowering when done correctly

[@gingerlee726]

Her taking his ability to get commissary is the worst thing she could have done for him. I love it

[@thadeuskray]

Puts a smile on my face

[@michael47359]

Didn't kno a judge could do that

[@johnjohnson6018]

@@michael47359 Absolutely, his fine must be payed before he can buy himself chips and soda. Give him water and boot mud sandwiches for the rest of his worthless life.

[@ollieox9181]

@@johnjohnson6018 I was unaware of that too. Delighted to hear it. Thanks for sharing.

[@ollieox9181]

And to think she might have allowed him that if only he wasn't such a complete a-hole to her throughout the trial. The judge definitely got the last laugh. She's been waiting to do this for a long time.

[@harrysabean4712]

This dude got so much time in prison that when eventually he does die, and comes back in a new life, that dude is going to prison too

[@nateuhrich3153]

Didn’t see him rolling his eyes or smirking in this video. What a blessing this judge is.

[@Bakuham]

He was still holding up his notebook paper that says objection though into the camera. I'm no psychologist but he must have some sort of delusion that he thinks he doesn't deserve anything that came to him and even here he still thinks he can do something to get out of it

[@kimmytuna5180]

Was he in a separate courtroom? If so he had no audience and therefore no reason to perform.

[@Bakuham]

@@kimmytuna5180 he was. And he still did it anyway. That's how deeply disturbed he is. Watch their other video called "these images kept me up a night" or something you see a lot more of it

[@StilettoCutsQuick.]

@@Bakuham he has manipulated people his whole miserable life. This was just another situation to him. He still does not comprehend the devastation he has caused to so many people. I had to turn off my phone when he was talking today. He talked and talked and said absolutely nothing. I hope the victims families can’t put him out of their minds. He is not worth one minute of their time. He proved it today with his heartless attitude.

[@gregcarlson8438]

This is probably the only time I would have. No incentive to be civil at this point.

[@cam4short]

Thank you, Judge. For your professionalism . For saying the victims names. This was flawless. This is justice.

[@josekuykendall5592]

Just give the guy the death penalty save tax people money

[@ellie123hymes]

Not justice. Eye for an eye…

[@zcdarktide]

@@chrispirilloiseboola what was unprofessional about this?

[@chrispirilloiseboola]

@@zcdarktide not talking about this specific clip of her champ

[@chrispirilloiseboola]

@CoatHangerDanger you need to stop projecting princess

[@trashflowerboy]

When she says "because frankly...you deserve it" I cheered and clapped, gosh she is incredible

[@livelaughlobotomy97]

Especially after the way he treated her! I know that felt good to say.

[@mish375]

​@@livelaughlobotomy97This judge has the patience of a saint, I swear. She clearly has a strong constitution to have to deal with this man's clown circus and disrespectful attitude to everyone.

[@loristrode9556]

She put up with a lot which is why she is one of the best.

[@swim2kill]

That was satisfying

[@el.aye.bee.4477]

She's gorgeous, also.

[@barockhill]

He finally shut up

[@AngelaWashington-ys7pn]

Finally...

[@MONGO77859]

He was muted.

[@retard_activated]

😂😂😂

[@SinisterScoundrel6562]

He still doesn't care. Evil never has any regrets.

[@reneejones2463]

They moved him to Boscobel maximum security

[@susancham6025]

The way she slowly said "17 and a half years for each (Victims' name, I believe 61 times?) ... was absolutely BRILLIANT, just as EVERYTHING she carefully considered during the entirety of this crazy trial. She would be an amazing Law Teacher !!!! Hope she takes a nice, month long vacation!!!

[@robliberachi]

*Going off your maths that’s about 1067.5 years.*

[@ShadnicThe]

@@robliberachi That's on top of the 6 consecutive Life Sentences. This dude will die in prison like the rat he is.

[@youngjedi5599]

@@robliberachi he deserves all of it and more

[@MultiTurbospeed]

@@robliberachi he will probably be gone before Christmas

[@robliberachi]

@@youngjedi5599 I would’ve put him death. I don’t disagree with you though.

[@leslieharrison6981]

She embodies what we need more of in our courts, judges and legal system. Deeply analytical about the law, methodical, incredible attention to detail and memory and weaving all of this with compassion and utter empathy for the victims! She is setting a new standard for what our courtroom’s should look like.

[@TruthHurtsSoGetAHelmet]

We need her as a president.

[@snaker9er]

@@TruthHurtsSoGetAHelmet lol...

[@raygottschall3137]

This is the old belief in Judaism. Jesus refuted that belief.

[@alphamanga3213]

and she looks good doing it

[@SpicyTexan64]

@@TruthHurtsSoGetAHelmet Stop. Just stop.

[@jayrteev1902]

If he had a lawyer representing him, this would still be the outcome. The evidence against him is overwhelming.

[@justangel2714]

Exactly Like he was very bad at defending himself but in his defense there wasn’t much to argue. A lawyer wouldn’t have done much better.

[@Coltonbac3]

To an extent for other certain charges. Life sentences would obviously stay. His lawyers would just knock off maybe a max of 5-8 years if that. But wouldn’t make a difference. They would also suggest special treatment for him but wouldn’t fall through with the severity of the case.

[@thewrongshoes]

Idk . They would have probably brought up his mental health . He might of had a chance of a shorter sentence. His mother thinks he’s manic …

[@HolySoopCoolers]

He may have gotten extended supervision.

[@Makeuploveculture]

You are possibly quite right, but I can’t help thinking it was divine intervention that he represented himself so there was no way of the possibility of him having an intelligent defense team. I just thankgod.

[@Pankleb1313]

Bro won’t even be able to have a bag of chips during his 50 life sentences.. that’s awesome. God bless that’s real Justice.

[@claudiorazzetti8682]

No commissary for him !

[@mystics1ay3r17]

Damn. I can’t imagine going 1362 years without a bag of Cheetos 🤯

[@PeanutsAssorted]

The fact she names every victim to go along with every single sentence... I'm not crying, it's raining on my face

[@JPSchulzy82]

I actually started crying. 😭 After watching some of the previous videos from her interactions with him I was simultaneously sick to my stomach and enraged. It was incredibly clear to me that this man was out of his mind.

[@21stcenturyteacher62]

Judge Dorow, you’re free. I cannot imagine how hard it has been to take yourself down to the courthouse the day after day after day to face this circus of a human being. You are done now, you have served the public, and you are free of this gong show. Thank you for this sentence.

[@shazbazzy]

Yah I’m sure she read this

[@TheSergio1021]

She deserves a vacation

[@emberdragon4248]

Well, her knowing she was gonna slam him in the end probably helped

[@nicimoc]

What you say is certainly true in a way. However, those who have worked in public service will know this is true: The Judge will probably go home, do her best to put this behind her, and tomorrow she will wake up and say "Ok...on to the next difficult/horrendous case". Though this case does stand out in terms of how horrific it was, for those who work in the justice system, there is no way to truly be free, there are just ways to steel yourself and get through it.

[@markstallings5768]

Truth!!!!

[@sidviscus]

This sentencing was so emotional. I have watched many trials online and this was the first time I got teary eyed. Justice was served and the victims can begin to heal knowing that this man finally, after a life of committing crime and disregarding the safety of others, has finally been told "You're not going to get away with this any more."

[@Zooumberg]

I've been fascinated by these whole proceedings here in the UK. When I first heard of the attack on a Christmas Parade I initially thought it was an Islamicist attack like we've seen here in Europe. It was just a coward devoid of empathy.

[@lisadykes4633]

I heard the victims clapping

[@cdelane3335]

I was setting here thinking of what to comment and come across yours, it's perfect. Exactly how I feel.

[@crazypete3759]

Justice will be served when the other inmates do what needs to be done! I will honestly celebrate when that news story comes out. Heck, I'll put a couple hundred bucks on the inmates books!

[@lisadykes4633]

@@cdelane3335 I'm glad it's over

[@johnjackson5350]

Have heard a lot of court sentences, but this judge explained exactly why she was doing it. Extremely well done.

[@annek1226]

The outpouring of respect has resulted in piles of letters and things that have been sent to the courthouse for her. This woman is simply amazing! We are proud of her!

[@know-body2519]

Looks like the guy got f_____ by the system for all to see. Indict the judge!

[@bojo88]

Wisconsin (am I right in thinking that is where this was held?)seems to have the best judges ever! Judge John D. Hyland who ruled on the CH case was awesome too! Huge respect to both of these judges! There are probably more but I just haven't seen them in action to give an opinion yet.

[@cdavis7249]

@conrad Think there was a joke in here but I guess you just suck at humor

[@gabaghoul23]

we need her on hillary and hunter biden now

[@Gatkee]

Too tolerant. He should have been gagged and represented by public defender. Constant disrespect.

[@amandariddle807]

The absolute class patience and empathy she showed through this entire trial is incredible

[@Paulabird7]

When she assigns the years of sentences for each person, it brings into relief the horror of his crimes against the community. Very, very sad to listen to all the people who were injured or killed. Very, very sad. Well done, your honor! And also all the witnesses and prosecutors who presented the evidence and told the story.

[@lorisorsoleil-welch1066]

Paula, Amen to that!

[@paxmule]

She's a diva.

[@gabaghoul23]

she just sentenced this mofo to 2000 years LOL with no parole- Jesus gonna come back before he gets a good look at trees again

[@michaelgoodson4337]

Diva c

[@michaelgoodson4337]

She's a diva I agree

[@mickgodwin5023]

And that right there is source where she's been drawing all her strength and patience from... No matter what he tried to do to break her, she knew that if she stayed the course, she would eventually have the pleasure of releasing all that stress as she sat there and read out the full power of her justice that would finally shut him up for good... love this judge, I hope she lives a long life and never stops doing what she's doing! ❤

[@davidimhoff2118]

The fact that she lets them clap is astounding and amazing. It's her court. You can tell it's taking an emotional tole on her. She's an amazing judge.

[@hagamapama]

This was the payoff of all her patience. Knowing that he now CAN'T appeal for mistrial because she went out of her way to ensure he had the fairest trial that ever existed.

[@YogsenForfoth]

It’s completely inappropriate, though. Applause has no place in a court of law. They should have saved that for when they were outside or for when court was adjourned.

[@Chorizo727]

@@YogsenForfoth exactly. The judge is very unprofessional for allowing that. Should be contempt!

[@KCTV2022]

He asked them to applaud after every verdict during his closing argument if I’m not mistaken, I know he requested it🤷🏻‍♀️

[@winterwildflowers8439]

I feel like allowing the applause was a way of honoring the victims which is why she allowed it 💛

[@xtop23]

The judges, “because frankly sir, you deserve it”, hit hard.

[@Pntngbrn]

Good bye Darrell Brooks, may we never hear from or about you again. The innocent victims we hold in our hearts, the world will forget you

[@sayckeone]

*never forget you

[@AJStone-eb7hb]

I would say that I hope he gets the Jeffery Dahmer treatment, but I want him to rot in jail for decades before he dies.

[@sayckeone]

@Flow No, you might want to read the OP again.

[@BrandonWestfall]

I wouldn't call them innocent but they were definitely victims.

[@warrax111]

@45 Jaay 🥷🏾 are you sure, next psychopath, won't roll you few days later?

[@Skipchipsdip]

I love she lets them clap during this. No objection or silence. They well deserve that and I hope everyone can be at peace with their lives and upcoming parades knowing this monster will be locked away for nearly 1,000 years. You get what you deserve.

[@dannyo5364]

Sadly they will never be at peace without their loved ones.

[@Skipchipsdip]

@@dannyo5364 yeah 😔damage long done but always light through tunnel so to speak

[@happythepenguincarrot6903]

@@Skipchipsdip time stamp pls

[@David-iy1zt]

But he objected. To being sentenced 🤣

[@Skipchipsdip]

@@happythepenguincarrot6903 3:00

[@enriquecastaneda3514]

Everybody thought she was bending over for him and she showed in these last two days that she knew what she was doing and she was not playing. And he saw it and realized it on this last day. She read the reports that mental illness did not contribute to the attack. She read all his last convictions. And she addressed him directly. This woman was amazing.

[@j4d7s8]

“Frankly, Mr Brooks, no one is safe from you.” Sums it up, he’s a menace!

[@theintuitiveunshrink2378]

I've never seen/heard such comprehensive, methodical sentencing remarks from any judge. I also loved how she meticulously detailed in order to make no mistake, that mental illness is NOT responsible here.

[@JM-vp8zc]

May his fellow inmates be as methodical with their colonic treatments.

[@D1Gr8hansGraf]

@@JM-vp8zc that os a crappy s***ty thought! 💩😖🤢🤮

[@christiangauthier727]

@@JM-vp8zc I fully concur!

[@iammimi8926]

I agree 💯 percent!!! She did AMAZING!!!! He has gotten what he deserves. He still tried to play the victim and his statement was a disgrace to those SURVIVORS......he made it a 2 hour D.B. PITY PARTY 🙄😤🤬

[@deefitzgerald2906]

Judge Dorow was AMAZING She is BEAUTIFUL inside and out…..HOW She got through this Trial with this Narcissist NEVER losing it Letting Him Hang him self with His ANGER We seen how Angry 😡 He was not getting his way….. DARRELL BROOKS MOTHER can call HIM with MENTAL ILLNESS but it’s NOT this Man has HUGE ANGER PROBLEMS and Is DANGEROUS She herself put Him OUT of her Home because of his ANGER….If she couldn’t do anything with Him who could… She need’s to STOP saying MENTAL illness and except her Son is a CRIMINAL and a MURDERER…..

[@MidWestLife2022]

That's our judge!! She even made it to where the money he earns working in prison goes to retribution first 👏👏👏 All judges need to take notes from this woman💯

[@nataliebaker8549]

She really is amazing.

[@spankbuda5760]

That's not how that works. A judge can say whatever when sentencing someone to prison. She can say that he must sleep on the prison floor for 30 days but that doesn't mean it will happen. Once the person is convicted in the courtroom that person is out of the judges hair and the county jail will take over and after that will state will take over. Do you really think that prisoners are making money like that in prison? The family will receive fifty cents each month? Judges sometimes say things like that for the courtroom but it never meant to stick.

[@cyndiyates9325]

@@spankbuda5760 of course they don't but that doesn't mean that after any basic essentials like soap, shampoo,etc. every other last cent he might make won't be taken from him. Perhaps it will be placed in a fund that draws interest. That still not might be much but it's not about the amount it's about the heinous nature of what he did.

[@ukmedicfrcs]

He has disgusting " fans " and I am sure they're sending him money.

[@MidWestLife2022]

@@spankbuda5760 you clearly dont live here in WI. He may not make much per day but whatever he does earn in there will go towards retribution 1st. Idk how your courts work but ours clearly work different here. Here a judge can and will order how your finances will be paid from prison and it ALWAYS holds.

[@futbolera427]

THIS is the type of judge we NEED in EVERY court system! Someone NOT AFRAID to throw the book and max sentences to those that CLEARLY disregard life and the law! I applaud this judge for doing her job and saught justice for the victims.

[@PR-kj7dj]

I just wish justice swung both ways. There are too many that get away with less time. We need more judges like her. But, please be sure without a reasonable doubt they are guilty, because mistakes cost the tax payers and the innocent. So many people have been found to be innocent and have spent almost their entire lives in prison. But, in this case, he is guilty and he doesn't deserve to walk around and kill anymore innocent people. Justice was served. This guy was totally a killer. I just wish they would have locked him up before he killed these innocent people. He had already committed horrible crimes before he drove into this Christmas parade and he walked. I pray for those we lost and the ones alive with PTSD.

[@franklinbeats474]

Unfortunately the constitution states that everyone has the right to a fair trial and impartial court. Under the constitution, the judges conduct is not impartial. Because of her conduct, the defendant was offered an appeal due to inappropriate judicial conduct. She's a clown, if she really cared about locking this guy away for life she would've remained composed and wouldn't have thrown anything.

[@KingoftheRoad-2023]

SHE IS A BETTER JUDGE THAN THAT NUT CASE JUDGE WHO WAS SCREAMING AT EVERYONE ON THE NICHOLAS CRUZ CASE

[@Jonsweets]

i agree

[@facts3225]

No we don’t

[@david_ngo]

Imagine trying to argue incessantly with the person who is going to decide how many years you get in prison. This piece of trash deserves every minute he spends in prison

[@ImpendingJoker]

As they say, "The person that represents himself, has a fool for a client."

[@dansmodacct]

In this case he was the entire circus 🎪 🙄

[@cpegg5840]

A defense attorney wouldn't have helped this clown.

[@tyrese3745]

Mr. Brooks will never, ever see the light of day again. Justice has, as long last, been served.

[@mikeymartin80]

You mean Not Mr Darrell Brooks

[@walker707]

I know it’s just a saying but unfortunately he will see the sun again although he doesn’t deserve to

[@walker707]

@@Shiturd45 yeah but he’s allowed 1 hour of sunlight per day while behind bars

[@VJ-fm6vz]

He will see it, just won’t see it outside the prison gates without shackles and cuffs. He strikes me as the type prisoner who will have many “emergency visits” requiring outside medical care

[@dna_hapiness]

He is a demon

[@kimberli2391]

May we always remember her name. Such a difficult trial and she kept her calm control of the courtroom. She has given justice to those who lost their lives, and to those who lives were forever changed. Thank you, Judge Jennifer Dorow.

[@blackerscreenproductions1368]

"Jennifer R.* Dorow". Did you not see the plaque? Don't disrespect the plaque now! The 'R' is for Resilience or Remarkable, or something to that effect, I'd imagine! 😆

[@chillinwithdylan636]

Buh-bye, Darrell!!! 👋

[@petehira1594]

@@blackerscreenproductions1368 Raunchy tonight :)

[@blackerscreenproductions1368]

@@petehira1594 Resplendently Rapturous, Ravishingly Radiant, Refulgently Rational, Redoubtably Righteous and Rambunctiously Reverently Revered. (And all the superlative R-words, well, mostly, that matter.) 🤔😉

[@mitchelnorton2692]

Mr. Brooks is going to be so deep in prison they're going to have sunlight mailed in.

[@hannahh.4417]

😂😂

[@solidsnakeandgrayfox]

Bruh 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ThisIsEngland1000]

Massive hugs to the people of Waukesha & Stay strong

[@kenziethemom]

As soon as she started with the actual sentencing, he FINALLY looked defeated. It was glorious. I also love how she allowed clapping for the life sentences, then asked for there to be more reactions. She had complete control, and that's what drove DB extra crazy during this trial.

[@tvs9978]

I love it. Finally he's met his match. She's so elegant when she speaks

[@lindseyyoung9149]

It's also the first time he wasn't staring at her with those devil eyes. To be in his head and hear what he's thinking listening to his own sentences, now that would be glorious! He's a monster!

[@rybuds47]

Think he will learn remorse now? Maybe just for himself but i bet he will. You are right about the judge for sure!

[@joijuaire-darfler4614]

I especially enjoyed the fact that she pointed out it was to SAVE TIME, when asking for no response (clapping). Wise judge, who indirectly made a clear sentiment known!

[@MichaelLovely-mr6oh]

​@@lindseyyoung9149I was truly unsettled every time I saw Darrell Brooks glaring daggers at Judge Jennifer Dorow like he was going to lunge at her and try to kill her.

[@alucardzutain6062]

GENIUS MOVE. I looked it up, she is allowed as a Judge, to recite Victim-Impact-Statements, as well as HER Understanding of the Case. JUDGE DOROW GOD MODE!!! Highest Respect and Condolences of all who suffered!!!!

[@suefila6699]

Judge - you may not appreciate the extent to which and with how much respect the rest of the world holds you in. We have watched in awe as you have (miraculously) held your temper and emotions in check, as this man revelled in testing you and your court. Today, justice was seen to be done and we all applaud your strength and determination. Whilst this person will live in your consciousness for the rest of your days, please know that you have done your job well and you deserve all the plaudits that will come your way. Thank you!

[@tonynussbaum]

💯

[@brittrugg2676]

I love that she said their names. It reminds you that the people who died and were injured were/are human beings.

[@itsKrisFox]

She should be appointed to a higher court. Her professionalism speaks so much.

[@lct8954]

She was extremely professional. I watched this entire trial b/c of her

[@sunnitsunami7207]

Definitely should be a Supreme Court Justice 👩‍⚖️!

[@dawnrowsey2645]

Agreed

[@realcritical-kr2dd]

NOT

[@tommycoe2333]

Supreme Court is what I was thinking today. I'd like to see the obj3xtions to her appointment as she is what a judge should be.

[@melinaveloz789]

The disrespect that this Judge has had to endure, is shocking.. Nonetheless, I am glad she never lost her patience.. it makes the fact that she gets to inform him of his fate, that much sweeter..

[@BrianOmegaWolf]

Not gonna lie most entertaining case to watch him being a clown

[@GAMINGINMYCAR]

Ngl I was actually waiting for the judge to throw a book at him LMAO 🤣

[@Christine-dz6wh]

I knew he was going to get life but I’m gonna miss the back and forth. The judge was so professional even under these circumstances.

[@gag928]

it's good to see him not talking for once

[@mmalcolm2709]

well said..

[@ecuadorexpat8558]

He aint so cocky anymore! Hope he gets his Karma in prison

[@bluesky5384]

The judge and everyone involved beat him at his own game by remaining patient and letting him erupt and incriminate himself further. Bravo!

[@LeontiusInvictus]

Judge Dorow deserves so much praise for her incredible patience and exceptional handling of this case.

[@TheOfficialLittleG]

Lay down the pipe

[@__Talia__]

He was quiet only really during Verdict and Sentencing, proof that when you loose control you don’t know what to do. Textbook Narcissistic monster!!I love that she read the names of all victims really brought it full circle

[@NipItInTheBud100]

These are the types of judges we need in this country! No politics, just justice for those who have had harm done to them! Good for her!

[@mizzkat17]

The judge has been amazing in this case. The amount of patience she’s shown so this could end without a mistrial is amazing. That’s exactly what he wanted.

[@Connection-Lost]

He wasn't going for a mistrial primarily, he legitimately believed he could just say "Naw dawg" to every allegation and walk away scot free.

[@ChrisP3000x]

It is part of her job, like most any other job, to stay in control. It's easy to do for most us that have a life and work. Millions of judges, every day, stay in control, and deal with nutcases like Brooks, and worse, all day long. It's called having a job.

[@miajackie8041]

@@ChrisP3000x That is exactly 💯, Why she took the the Job ! Also Called being a Human being & she is used to dealing with mental illness.Omg I didn't realize how many people he killed.😭😭😭👿👿👿👿👿

[@samzavala1368]

You're correct. I've been on a lot of these cases and have seen some judges lose it from time to time. This judge exercised this optimum measure of patience and tolerance with Brooks because a mistrial is precisely what he was hoping for. Many defendants resort to that tactic; Charles Manson and his "Family" being a great example.

[@gabaghoul23]

need more judges like her not these democrat POS judges that just slap on the wrist this behavior in big cities

[@DEATHBYFLYINGCDS]

As a resident of Waukesha let me say, the whole city was applauding

[@ndb_1982]

From Arkansas, my family is praying for your community and everyone involved. I wish I didn't have to learn the name of your town under such awful circumstances. ❤️

[@kazakukog]

what did he do?

[@PelosiCrimeSyndicate]

The entire country was applauding.

[@DEATHBYFLYINGCDS]

@@kazakukog he drove an SUV into our Christmas parade, killing 6, injuring dozens more..

[@kazakukog]

@@DEATHBYFLYINGCDS omg i'm so sorry, rip and god bless the victims and your town!

[@JasKhalid]

The amount of times she said 17 and a half . This woman has the patience of a saint

[@ratsrude]

It’s the quietist he has been since the trial started

[@jarrettward414]

Justice was served, rest in peace to the victims of this horrible tragedy. May the survivors heal with time. Thank you Judge, you were truly amazing 👏

[@shythawks9549]

Death penalty is justice. Paying for him to eat, read, get degrees and work is not justice. This is some closure

[@blaze4158]

@@shythawks9549 I wish you armchair judges would stop sharing your opinions. Fact: the death penalty costs more than life in prison and I would imagine that life in prison is considerably worse than death.

[@CM-ho5ic]

@@blaze4158 But you don't mind giving your opinion! Stop trying to control what others post.

[@Caldwell1234]

So you are wiser than the all-wise creator who says that the death penalty is justice in this case. How close minded you are.

[@natdizzle4259]

@@shythawks9549 with the way he acts don't worry he'll slip and fall off the bunk a few dozen times

[@janetjali7182]

Justice has prevailed! This sentencing cannot bring back those who died or block the horror of that day, but it sure brings some peace and retribution to the cruelty this man has inflicted on innocent people. I salute you, your honor!

[@nogoodhandlesavailable]

Justice would be execution, this was far too light

[@Ria_n_Brian_93]

♥️

[@YouTubeGalPal]

I wish ALL guilty people would get this punishment. It's unfair that not all are given this punishment.

[@msherry5]

And she's right - no community would be safe with him at large. So she has also protected a lot of people.

[@horustrismegistus1017]

@@KZbinGalPal This is the dumbest thing ive ever read lady. Not everyone is rightly convicted. Not every crime is worthy of 1000 years. Ffs what a clown.

[@tonyacaliendo2351]

I so appreciate this judge and her compassion for the victims

[@John_Notmylastname]

The amount of insanity this court room and all the victims had to put up with during this trial is incredible. I urge anyone who doesn’t know how this trial went to watch a video on it. You’ll be blown away I promise.

[@Earthtime3978]

They must have medicated him as he stands for his sentencing so quiet

[@sas2300]

It should never have been allowed. This man made a mockery of the system and used it to drag this out unnecessarily and put the victims through even more trauma.

[@bettmanthemoron3403]

@@sas2300 but ut was necessary as she was doing everything she could to avoid appeal and/or mistrial.

[@dilligaf1009]

I still rewatch them

[@emilywickler8871]

​shock on his part. He actually thought his bullying Judge Dorow and prosecutors would set him free.

[@Rj-xl8ei]

Thank you judge, you showed so much restraint and professionalism to get through this trial despite that scumbags attempts to derail this trial and that was your moment to show the familys why you did, you deserve a big thank you.❤

[@BlainesWorld_]

Amen! Well said!/

[@Sactown-zs2bb]

She showed you all that lol ? Bro get off her clit tf

[@Rj-xl8ei]

@@Sactown-zs2bb bro? Listen 'dude'🤣👍 you probably think this piece of craps smart, probably not as smart as you😀but smart, so im only gonna reply this once, get back to ya fortnight or whatever kids game 'bros' play.👌👍

[@Sactown-zs2bb]

Maybe the rj is sure for real joke your probly close to 40 if not not already no girl friend or career day dreaming about what could of been here on KZbin so I'll just say this once nobody liked you in high-school loser and Noone likes you now bish

[@Rj-xl8ei]

@@Sactown-zs2bb bish?

[@hoosierpete]

From the time he was arrested to his speech at the end, not one time did he show real remorse for his victims, just blamed everyone but himself for his problems, poor me.

[@ironvlogger9712]

He ain't rolling his eyes now😈

[@MikeGervasi]

17.5 years for infinity. THIS is what she was thinking of when having to remain calm and patient during his tirades. She didn't throw the book at him she beat him to the ground with it. I hope he lives a long long life.

[@SoulTea27]

lets hope he beats the world record for the longest living who lived in misery.

[@territaylor9096]

LOL LOL 😂

[@opalhunt9179]

Narcissists usually live long...😢

[@tvnawmayn9320]

​@@opalhunt9179fucking true.

[@jancartwright2092]

When she read off the list of injured,it just impressed me how many people he actually tried to kill. This is truly a monstrous act

[@nancygreen1655]

Every time I hear her read those life sentences and the families clap, I cannot control the waterworks! All happy, grateful & thankful tears! ❤

[@johnnybam1010able]

Can we add an extra life sentence for all the time that he wasted during these proceedings?

[@Hans-yo2cq]

It’s a thousand years, that’s at a minimum 10 life sentences 😂

[@notusingmyname2634]

I think that was a good part of why he got max sentence on every count and consecutive. She just hated him that much by the end. Hopefully he doesn't end up thinking he's a badass for having a thousand year sentence though

[@hughgordon6435]

How's about some legislation re sovcit type behaviours?

[@curiouscomplex290]

Lmaoooo

[@grumblesa10]

How about a quick trip to the electric chair?

[@tablefortwo313]

What decorum and professionalism this Judge showed throughout. I appreciate her saying every single name, what a class act she is!

[@creative2716]

God bless you, Judge Dorow. You were put through a horror with this case. Thank you for remaining strong. God bless all the victims and families.

[@SpaceMuffin]

this judge was incredible throughout this whole trial. i love that she read the sentence for each individual person murdered and injured. that was so important. and to think he didn't just end/ruin the lives mentioned, he affected all of their families and loved ones, and the entire community involved. crushing.

[@drewski1535]

Love the peace and quiet best way to end his trial with him being in the other courtroom

[@valerieg369]

Too bad he couldnt have been kept in there for the whole trial. So glad this evil, twisted minded con artist, will be locked away forever. At least now he will never be homeless and will always have people just like him to talk to, to vent to. Lets see how that goes in prison. Maybe he will get punched in the face like he punched Erika and who knows how many other women.

[@tytytyme33]

Good always prevails. Jesus.

[@Skysights5]

What a badass woman!

[@ZenMonkeyGod]

One of the greatest judges I've ever witnessed.

[@antiseize11]

She looks like Baroness from GI Joe

[@TresorHD]

i hit

[@kingayy9267]

She was amazing! Very pretty, too, but that has nothing to do with how incredible she is as a judge. Her community is privileged to have her serving them.

[@pac4prez]

Y'all thirsty simptastics 😂

[@astrangerhere]

I watched a lot of this trial, she had the patience of a saint.

[@hjt5894]

“Because frankly you deserve it” 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I hope this community gets some peace in light of this justice.

[@esmolol4091]

Revenge is never attributed along with justice. This guy cost the government way too much time and stress and money on top of the lifes he took without remorse. Now he needs to be fed and has a place to sleep, what an accomplishment, his life improves with jailtime.

[@nyla5065]

@@esmolol4091 Wisconsin's death penalty was repealed in the mid 1800's. He wasn't getting the death penalty, so most he could get was life.

[@JM-vp8zc]

@@nyla5065 Luckily the lack of a death penalty removes any disincentive for his fellow inmates to NOT kill the guy. May the shankings and shower buggerings begin!!

[@CovertCrow]

@@esmolol4091 I know someone relatively close in the Wisconsin department of corrections and believe me, they don't get better with time. He used to be a fit dude, now he's had to get multiple surgeries and is on forced bedrest. I wouldn't be surprised if their bones deteriorated because the food has no nutritional value but he also had to wait months, nearly a year in fact, to get any type of surgery. Oh, and because of staff shortages, some places are on lockdown too.

[@esmolol4091]

@@nyla5065 I understand that. It's still sad considering which mess he did in the court to get his 15 minutes of fame.

[@mindydunn2209]

There couldn’t have been a better judge for this trial. “Judge Dorow did an incredible job !” 💗

[@hollymajka1945]

Justice is finally served for all the victims and families. Thank you Your Honor. You are exactly what this country needs!!

[@jarredwisneski1816]

The fact that hes still allowed to breathe is still too good for him

[@Shukorina812]

I got emotional when she started reading the sentences for each of the victims he killed and I was clapping with the families. I’m happy will be behind bars for the rest of his life and never be able to cause harm to anyone ever again

[@gcham1209]

I'm happy he will be behind bars. Wow

[@warrax111]

you started to clap? Really? Oh...

[@phoenixmodellingphotography]

@@warrax111 Oh...? Oh what? What did you realise? I still don't get it

[@timm8860]

So people in prison for weed aren't people to you?

[@jeshibu]

@@timm8860 where did they say that? how do you compare that to a murderer being sentenced? go outside bro

[@DeaconBlessed]

This judge needs a key to the city. Not only did she hold her composure but she delivered the sentences with perfection and professionalism

[@arnoldsarkissian8757]

simple, put him to sleep and do not waste my tax dollars

[@darktheleviathan4413]

This dude is a real POS and may he rot in prison until his death, but she doesn't deserve the key to the city for simply doing her job, and doing it with professionalism. With that logic, you probably think every kid deserves a participation trophy, just because they did what was expected of them.

[@tyronelannister9922]

I didnt like her, she let him speak way too much and torture the victims families. The next judge on his other case immediatly restrained him in a wheel chair in contrast

[@Renville80]

@@tyronelannister9922 if you will pardon the expression, she was making sure to stay out of his way as he “dug his own grave”… because of that, Brooks has almost zero chance of being able to appeal his sentence.

[@finn54123]

@@Renville80 didn’t he successfully appeal it, that’s what other people have said in the comments.

[@tonyasanders9652]

Judge of the year if there is such a thing. She has had the Patience of a saint, and never lost her Decorum. God I hope she is Recognized.

[@toupac3195]

Heroes don't need recognition. They just need to keep up the hard, honest work. ❤

[@anthonyluisi7096]

The judge was beyond professional as was the prosecution . They let him bury himself ..

[@SleeCee]

No one can dig your grave faster then you can yourself😉

[@glendaharris4904]

Absolutely..he always thot he was so smart and those times were when he was absolutely the dumbest...

[@hansdampf640]

i wish this man a very long life

[@Purrrrrrsia]

??

[@69mjar]

Thank you judge! Hopefully you can get on with your life without ptsd. I couldn't imagine having to deal with this complete lunatic.

[@ruthlundy4497]

Much respect for this judge in going through ALL these names it honored each one . Bless her .

[@ConnorMiller417]

The moment we’ve all been waiting for! I’ve watched many trials of hardened criminals but never have I watched one as emotional and mind-draining as this one. After listening to all of Brooks’ clown tactics, we can all rest knowing he won’t be a problem anymore.

[@LinkRocks]

And if he is a problem society doesn't have to deal with it anymore.

[@vodyanoy2]

This judge is perfect. She was professional, showed respect to both sides, and gave the defendant due process. She also handed down a just sentence after all the facts were determined.

[@bennym5244]

No! Not all the facts were determined!! This was a hate crime!!!! Why wasn't that fact determined? Shameful trial.

[@vodyanoy2]

@@bennym5244 lol calm down

[@Aflynn-P]

She took his freedom, and his commissary money for the rest of his life. Awesome. He deserved everything she gave him.

[@jimfaust6342]

He got off lucky imo.

[@llili408]

@@jimfaust6342 no commissary is a nightmare man, not sure what you are talking about lol

[@michaeldynesdynesis3534]

Agreed. he has zero value now in prison, nothing to protect him.

[@RYMAN1321]

@@jimfaust6342 The death penalty was never an option because Wisconsin doesn’t have it

[@JamesFaye-lt4dv]

I think that DB's new name is Darlene.

[@thewavygravy6420]

He will be hearing "17 1/2 years" echo in his head for years to come.

[@walemaybach8178]

He just made things extremely difficult for the judge and the jury to consider even giving him a lighter sentence he has no one to blame for his actions period

[@gingerroot8802]

He knew he was never getting out, that's why he represented himself. He had a laundry list of prior convictions and just killed six people and injured even more. No matter what he was getting life in prison w/o parole. He just wanted to satisfy his ego and make sure that he got the last of his freedom on his terms.

[@charlene3827]

As frustrating as it was watching Darrell Brooks try and turn this trial into a circus, playing victim while showing zero empathy or remorse, this moment made it all worth it. RIP to those no longer with us, I hope the families can now start to heal knowing this monster got everything he had coming to him

[@elizabethgrogan8553]

@Charlene I agree. He deserves the many years locked away in a single cell. Nobody giving him any attention and Prison guards hating him.

[@YukoValis]

@@elizabethgrogan8553 and having to work each day to pay that $200K in prison.

[@xractionsantafe7089]

He tried to follow Trumps example as to how to make a mockery of justice.

[@B_Bodziak]

I'm sure some studio will make a pseudo-documentary about the incident and trial. I hope Brooks doesn't profit from it unless 100% goes towards his victims's families.

[@dionpierre5847]

@@xractionsantafe7089 you’re the biggest clown I’ve ever seen in my entire life

[@joelpaniagua2024]

In other words, he is NEVER getting out! Justice was served!!

[@Nat0528]

Thank god👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 This dude is a complete monster!

[@terrytownsend5583]

Well done Sherlock

[@RCAWHICK]

This judge did an amazing job. I could never had been so patient.

[@bellatheone892]

How can I send her flowers . Watching this whole trial has brought tears to my eyes at her patience and decorum for the court room . thank you jennifer dorow

[@hehehahas4514]

@@faithhopelove9176 they asked for people to not send anything

[@hehehahas4514]

The court contacted all of the local flower shops and asked them to deny any orders being sent to the court

[@freddie488]

Why not send a donation to a charity in her name? I've got a feeling she's that kind of person. 'What do you want for your birthday/christmas/etc?' 'I don't need anything.....give money to charity.'

[@spikesgirl9371]

@@freddie488 there are several charities that are for the victims and that's a great idea. Also the dog that is there is a support animal and they are a charity as well.

[@jackthestuddd]

sending flowers , gifts , money , letters to judges and high officials will be gone through security checks. Judges are not supposed to receive gifts. You can send flowers but most likely she will not receive it as they thousands of things like this daily

[@stratosphere1]

So Proud of his Judge’s composure throughout this whole trial. Moreover, she served justice as it should be. I hope the families find peace.