Wild Court Moments

[@jamesplymire5342]

I was diagnosed as Manic Depressive, Bipolar, years ago but have always been able to control myself, even without medication. I believe some people try to use that as an excuse to get away with bad behavior.

[@deborahmerce318]

Oh trust me they do I knew somebody who did exactly that

[@navigatormother2399]

Spot on.

[@cheesefriesyo]

It depends on if you are bipolar I or II. But those who truly have an issue that causes these events, they don't blame it on their bipolar. Similar to those who say I'm going to kill myself! Those people are just saying it. The ones who actually plan on it don't broadcast it. This dude is just a narcissist.

[@anovemberstar]

It's something that is definitely over diagnosed every other person has bi polar in America. I've met a few people who have bi polar and sometimes they get very unwell and no, they cannot 'control' themselves. This man does not have bi polar

[@liamgaming2892]

@@anovemberstar bipolar can't be over diagnosed for the reason there is extensive psychological testing before it's confirmed.

[@amba3563]

My favorite part of LTWM is when he mutes himself and then talks and talks. And then when he realizes it…I don’t know why but it just gets me every time! 😅😂

[@LawTalkWithMike]

I’m glad that amuses you🤦‍♂️😂

[@iamskippy]

04:45 🚨 *Quick story* 🚨 I contested a ticket for traveling in the carpool lane and *I called the courthouse* ahead of time to ask if there was anything I needed to know before showing up… like tips/hints. *The person on the phone said:* 👤 _I would tell ANYONE_ (I assumed she said this so as not to be accused of giving CHILLE DECASTRO “legal advice”) _If you don’t own a dress shirt and tie 👔 you should buy one before entering court because most judges here_ *will* _ask you to change._ 😃 *I assured her I did but a minute or two later she said something to the effect of:* 👤 _If the law allowed it, a person could make a __#good__ living selling COURT CLOTHES to people too foolish to remember that judges 👩🏻‍⚖️ equate_ *nicely dressed* _people with_ ↔️ *people who are trying.* If someone wants to help me start a thrift store TRUCK *(like a food truck only for COURT CLOTHES)* to park in front of busy courthouses… Let me know❗️

[@HOODTOURS]

That is a great idea!!

[@jaihawkins]

Travelling or driving in the carpool lane?

[@bca-oj9ls]

Outstanding business opportunity, if you are not in a no cash bail state😢

[@Leonicles]

This is actually quite brilliant. When I was getting my degree in Social Work, we were required to spend time observing court. The amount of people going to court in pajamas or in the tightest clothes possible was...shocking.

[@artomies1972]

That is an ACTUALLY good business idea.

[@melissahaacker157]

Mike…thank you as always for the videos! This is better than any reality show!

[@thiawilliams6984]

The 2nd guy is the new face for the ad " I COMMIT CRIMES but I'm not a CRIMINAL " .

[@thomasb7347]

This dude definitely still thought he could talk his way into a win at sentencing

[@mrclean2ubro522]

If these defendants would self mute as much as Mike they may win one.

[@jadingama]

Mike’s laugh makes it a million times better. It’s impossible not to smile and laugh 😂

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😘

[@petervandervliet640]

@@LawTalkWithMike He said "NOPE"? Where did he get his legal advice, from Chillita de Castrated "Nope, not me"

[@csh43166]

Agree! 😁🥰

[@mountainwoman4924]

@@LawTalkWithMike Mike, I really enjoy your dry humor. You're not making fun of the people so much as their misunderstanding of the law and due process. Also, they are not attorneys so how could they understand the fine points of court room procedure. Some of these prisoners are accidental comedians. They wouldn't have the need to support themselves through criminal actions as they would profitably make very funny stand-up comedians IF they knew what the heck they were talking about that made them so funny in the first place.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Thank You 😂

[@davidponseigo8811]

We are so lucky you are obsessive compulsive because you can't help bringing us awesome videos.

[@jarethnimblebottomesq.4423]

I’m fairly certain that everyone I went to law school with was obsessive compulsive. I think it might be a requirement!

[@artomies1972]

This was also very educational, as is the sole purpose of the channel. Always get a lawyer, cooperate with your lawyer! You have a chance to walk out, do not take the 10 years instead.

[@sherryc6228]

Keep up the OCD, videos on a holiday was a good diagnosis

[@spidey8568]

It’s my standard practice to hit the like button whenever Mike’s laughter makes me laugh out loud. I needed a dozen more like buttons on this one… “Is that… Cookie Monster?”

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🤩

[@JenniLynnD]

I definitely could be wrong but I swear I heard him say “coochie monster” 😂😂😂

[@ericawillis.]

No it's the one that lives in the trash can lmao

[@Kknightstar]

We need a Cookie Monster shirt with Oscar’s picture 😂 at least a coffee mug❤

[@tisbutascratch9276]

The Oscar the grouch shirt is making a joke about the street. Sesame Street. Lol

[@LelynnsSquirrels]

i want a shirt like that now 🙆🏼‍♀💚

[@t_ylr]

I hate to sound like my parents, but the judge is right. A lot of people don't know how to dress anymore. I started a new job recently and went to verify my i-9 documents and there was a girl there in daisy dukes and flip flops lol. I don't judge people on how there dress, but I know people my age and older absolute do, especially in a professional setting.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

👍

[@davidthomas1467]

It's not so important anymore but it definitly has it's limitations.

[@torakfett3351]

I watch some channels about clothing from (different times) in Victorian England and how, women especially, used to dress and I’m like…. How far we’ve fallen. People used to change their clothes multiple times a day depending on what they were doing/where they were going. They’d dress to the 9’s for dinner in their own home! (I know why this stuff was done but from a sheer fashion perspective) It’s sad to see that we care so little nowadays that we’ll go out in almost anything, to anywhere. Even as a practical standpoint- your pjs and slippers are going to get NASTY walking to the corner store! 🤮

[@scottsharer7070]

Good for you. And don’t let them wear you down. I wore a suit and tie for 35 years.

[@cheesefriesyo]

And they should not get the job.

[@notrab13]

The shirt rant was pretty good, but it doesn't come anywhere close to how good Judge Marable saying "Happy birthday Eight Year Old." to a hypothetical eight year old is.

[@Atlas6355_]

This guy is a frequent flyer member of the jail system! He’s very close to be awarded platinum status!

[@adamabele785]

He got a lot of bonus miles.

[@davidponseigo8811]

I love the Sesame Street reference. I feel like a kid again.

[@tater60]

I feel for the BPD guy. I have a family member with this issue, and he gets to the point of delusions if his medication isn't right.. he gets pretty paranoid too.. Not saying he doesn't deserve jail time, but I hope they do his medical mental help in jail.

[@lyric2439]

I agree. Mental health oftentimes is ignored in law enforcement.

[@andrewjvaughan]

I have a lot of experience with BPD, but how it manifests matters - this dude racked up about a dozen resisting charges in just under a year in jail. Mania can be bad, but that's another level.

[@voiceofreason9238]

@@lyric2439 I'm not sure how you came to the conclusion that mental health is "ignored in law enforcement" but that is not an accurate statement. How many inmates do you know to come to such an untrue statement? Once an inmate is incarcerated they almost always ask for drugs to "calm them down" or ask for something to help them sleep. Since LE by definition doesn't do that a psych eval is conducted and/or the local mental health agency is called in. For the record it is really hard to get a differential diagnosis between schizophrenia and many perps who had their brain rewired by taking illegal drugs because the symptoms are often the same. The mental health professionals are trained to know the difference and the inmate is treated accordingly.

[@tater60]

@@andrewjvaughan yes, it really depends on the person and the type and how fast they cycle.. my family member isn't a felon, and holds down a job, but he is young and still trying to get his meds balanced so at times struggles..

[@navigatormother2399]

@@tater60 the Judge's assessment was regarding this defendant's behaviour, rather than any specific Bipolar symptoms. I've worked in prison medical centres- we handed out Valium a lot. It was never counted either. This guy was 100% "selfishly seeking attention". I'll bet your relative actually suffered the symptoms of Bipolar. This guy knew just how far to push the envelope in all his behaviours. For maximum drama, effect and trouble for the officers, with minimum problems for himself. He would have been a drug seeker. His "problems" come from his personality- maybe an antisocial personality disorder at most- except he had full agency and decision making skills when he caused trouble. His own family are sick of his lies and manipulation, and he's visiting all of this now on prison staff, who are not allowed to react, only subdue. But he didn't need subduing- he was only being an as*hole. As a registered nurse I came across people who really suffered mental illness and my heart went out to them. This guy is a young, healthy, energetic pain in the ass, trying the staff at every turn and leaving big messes for them to clean up. He would have been the one causing havoc amongst other prisoners with manipulative behaviour and he would be seriously unpopular wherever he went, needing protection. He uses up prison resources and then does the bare minimum to behave or rehabilitate himself two days before trial. You can't compare the two. Even oppositional defiance disorder sufferers have it worse.

[@23Sinbio]

The attorneys should be instructing their clients how to dress and behave properly in court. Such disrespect.

[@aussiesteve2870]

Wow when he drops the hammer, he uses the sledgehammer. Bet he wished he took the time served now.🤣 another great one Mike, thanks 👍 ❤LTWM.

[@blayne888]

4:32 🤣 A line you’d never expect to hear in court… “Is that the Cookie Monster?” Haha

[@thomasb7347]

"What do I do if the right thing doesn't work?" I guess steal a car and drive across America to get arrested

[@CanadaMatt]

By my math, Total minimim is 5.5 years with just under a year credit. Again, they were offering TIME SERVED. I guess he just really didn't want to go back to California to face whatever charges are pending there.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Thank You

[@trinity2145]

Now that’s a horrible deal gone wrong. I don’t know if I should laugh, or feel bad. But he did the time and thought a jury would find him innocent. Even with his history. He took a chance. And wound up doing 5.5 years. 😮

[@oldredchevy-hh6de]

I would not want to bet on his odds of only serving the minimum. That is for good behavior.

[@TheJtyork420]

Oh good lord thats not authorized by children's television workshop had me rollin. It's to good I can't take it.

[@DianaDodson]

I can't keep up with your videos today! I mean, I'll take the challenge, but wow! 😂

[@anythingforselenas806]

Oscar The Grouch was always my favorite 🤷‍♀️😂🤣😂🤣

[@jamesplymire5342]

Mine too!! lol When I was young, my ex girlfriend got me an Oscar stuffed animal and said when I got drunk I reminded her of him. (Drinking while in a bad mood.)

[@maddieadams75]

I alway appreciate when the judge addresses dress attire. This was pretty funny. Imagine if his tee had something really racy 😂 Bless the Judges heart letting the Lunatic ramble on ❤

[@Oreos_mommy]

FAIR TREATMENT!?!? He could have walked out, free as a bird. But NO, he wanted to fight. So... he fought the law & the law won! LOL 😆 🤣 😂

[@kathykarkut9526]

Hopefully the court will shift the microphone away from the court reporter as the clicking of the keyboard is distracting. Love your work! Thanks for bringing us great videos!

[@seantimmons5900]

And miss our favorite psychopath's rants? Bite your tongue!

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@hardcorexbl]

Denying Katrina her mic time is 100% FRAUDERY

[@LelynnsSquirrels]

Michigan Judges seem to have a specific type of personality... i luv it.. 💕

[@purplpen]

The Public Defender is not a less competent alternative than private counsel for criminal defense. The PDs are very highly experienced.

[@KennyB221]

This reminds me of an old clip I saw from "Caught in Providence" channel - The defendant kept yelling "DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!"

[@KarenBenford811]

I lost it when the judge asks...."What is that, Cookie Monster!!?? And Oscar the Grouch!!?? 😂😂😂

[@MR1964HJM]

All these derogatory terms-- they call me a car thief, a repeat offender, a criminal with disregard for the law...🤷🏿‍♂ I'm being persecuted.

[@thomasstandley6309]

While watching Mr. Jenkins get sent off to South Michigan State University at Jackson for his orientation two things occurred to me: 1. Attorney Varga had to be incredibly relieved to get this pain in the backside case and client behind him; and 2) the entire jail staff and Sheriff's Department will be having an epic party just after Jenkins crosses the Cheboygan county line on the way to prison. The only cherry on the Sundae would be if the California dude got shipped off to the old maximum security prison in Marquette on the sunny shores of Lake Superior. Happy to see the Judge give Attorney Varga due recognition for doing a solid job in mitigating the damage despite his client's best efforts to get himself the maximum prison time possible. Sort of a role reversal on the classic "Just pay the two dollars" vaudeville comedy routine.

[@peepla7]

So he was offered a walk: get out of jail if you take the plea deal and he decided to take offense at the wording of the plea and now that he's being sentenced and I think I heard 6 years.. now he wants to try to litigate the case ...a little late! brilliance does not live there.

[@mollyhoisington7230]

Ohhh MUH GAWD…..this is a TAME Derrell Brooks! For reelz…😂 Love the content as. Per usual !Mike…….Is there a trend going on in The judicial system…..these guys are pushing every boundary ….. The judge really comes to the end with him…..I guess 🤷‍♀️🎪

[@JB---]

If only his lawyer's paper shuffling had stopped, or not been right next to a microphone. Driving me nuts! Or maybe that is the typing by the court re.. recorder? reporter?

[@ericawillis.]

As a store manager I've been apart of many many interviews. To the point that I don't hold it against anyone when they come not dressed appropriately because it's a lack of understanding. But those that do come dressed up have an immediate impression with me. But I do try to teach people about it.

[@SleepingSmilingBabyschan-mu1zg]

Also a lack of money. Most people interviewing for a sales position at a store don’t have enough money to pay rent, let alone buy corporate wear. Coming clean and well prepared seems more than reasonable.

[@Sandy-bi3jf]

The second guy needs help- I hope he gets the medical help that he needs. It is just awful to watch such self- delusion and paranoia when he has committed a pretty bad crime and made poor decisions along the way to his sentencing. His rambling is terrible, almost unbearable to listen to without wincing.

[@michaeldiaz4942]

Option 1: You get out of jail today with credit for time served. Option 2: You get 5 1/2 to 15 years in prison. Can I have a minute to think about it your honor?

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂😂😂

[@dagrizz-ek4ih]

If you're a "smart cookie" be careful! Street life cookie monster might devour you!! Thanks for sharing. This and the cat contempt made my day!!

[@TheTonyMcD]

Lol, "I'm not here to make excuses." He says after listing a bunch of excuses and continues to list more afterwards.

[@jaspersteve9420]

Thanks for the research! He must not want to go back California to face charges, yet Michigan was going to set him free. I hope his sov cit lawyer from jail got extra commissary for his advice on not taking the initial deal.

[@g.p.b.]

I learned a long time ago that when you are in court to keep most of your answers to yes or no. The more you say in court the more chances you have of damaging your own argument

[@falseking989]

Here are the non-excuses for his incarceration: 1. No insurance for mental health 2. Not a Michigan resident 3. Bigotry / Racism 4. Mental Health 5. Inconsistent jail schedules 6. Misunderstandings that led to hist arrest 7. People not being nice to him 8. His lawyer couldn't change the facts of the case 9. The defendant not being able to afford private counsel violated his 5th Amendment Due Process rights

[@oldredchevy-hh6de]

Nothing that is his fault?

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yup

[@gatsby66]

As an aside, mental-health insurance coverage continues to suck in America. As good as Obamacare is, it leaves out coverage for non-addiction mental-health services. It also leaves out eye and dental exams, as if the brain, eyes and teeth are not part of the human body.

[@antb9521]

He said "Mr. Jenkins refused to see me" regarding a meeting to review the pre sentencing agreement.

[@Crystalsgarden]

His attorney said he would not participate in preparation for sentencing. Better counsel? You wouldn't even cooperate with the counsel you had!!

[@ksjazzguitaryt]

I love that he declares his actions a cry for help. That's what other people are supposed to say. His "it's other people's problem because they ignored my cries for help" defense is silly. You know one response to a cry for help? Jail. It's a chance for you to think about what you've done and think about whether or not the thrill you were having was worth this loss of freedom. I really wish we could hear the judges inner monologue as he listens to this. I mean, we can pretty much guess, but still, I would pay for that.

[@jenniferlucas3540]

That train was clearly in contempt of court.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🚂

[@stillnocouch]

I thought another SovCit was being railroaded there for a minute ! 😂

[@debbie4503]

ROFLMAO- I would love to see the Judge's face! No that's the dude in the trashcan! @LTWM It wasn't The Cookie Monster! It was OSCAR THE GROUCH!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@jonbates2984]

Though, obviously, not big on information, an appearance by Mute Mike is always entertaining! Thanks for all of your videos. Take care.

[@rickarra1833]

Just listening to him speak, it's obvious he requires some type of medication. His brain is going 240

[@paulabenson8675]

I’m glad you are interpreting the guy talking in court! I can pick up only a couple words! What language is he speaking?!

[@TenaciousT88]

So happy I found this channel lol where have you been the last 4 yrs I’ve been chasing zoom court lol I love it I love it I love it. Talk about binge watching lmao

[@jerryantaya1266]

Imagine every one of those charges was extremely stressful for the officers involved. To hear him just say "well there are 4 of these" without any context has to be infuriating to the officer.

[@bmtelle1460]

First we get Oscar the Grouch, mistaken for the Cookie Monster. Where was The Count when we needed him at 34:16?

[@sheilachase6312]

I never catch lives but truly enjoy your channel ❤

[@sabsmcdabs7139]

Reference to children's television network took me back to the 80s 🤣🤣

[@obiecat3341]

The eye roll and sly smile from the county attorney reminds me of Debbie Davis lol

[@mtb095]

As he realized things weren’t going well, he slowly started stuttering more and more… a good giveaway it was a bunch of lies( not that you all needed any convincing)

[@momsilk6072]

The plea deals are what's frustrating in the court system! He could have walked away after everything he's done with time served? And in reality he deserved the 6 or 7 years the judge gave him. Justice.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

👍

[@torakfett3351]

The most frustrating deals for me are the ones where there’s a victim whose life is ruined but in order to save the defendant the crime in the plea deal is reduced to something where they won’t have to register, lose their license, go to jail, have a felony, etc. ya know? Like you ruined someone’s life/many lives, but we’re going to make sure you’re ok…. Um, what?! And it’s usually not because it’s an accident it seems to be because they want to get the case over with faster.

[@bjornlangoren3002]

I think it is a matter of economy. There isn't enough prison capacity, prosecutor capacity, court capacity to bring all cases to trial and conviction with prison time. So the courts as well as the people are more than happy to get a quick resolution whenever they can, with no trial and god forbid appeal. Victim's advocate should be part of the plea bargain process up to possibly have a veto right in severe cases.

[@peepla7]

Stop it's Hammer Time! 🔨 ... You should have took the deal man!

[@marcbechtol2697]

18:30 I don't know why he has adopted a criminal lifestyle when he has such a bright future as a public speaker.

[@afishynado6812]

"Here comes the train" I was really hoping it was a metaphor for her line of questioning.

[@oldredchevy-hh6de]

I enjoy your videos Mike. Thanks. And, I must say, I've noticed you are not speaking to the chat as much as you used to. Or thanking the donations as much. Much better, as that was most annoying. We know you are appreciative. Keep up the great content.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Thank You

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

I don't mind the little interruptions, they r few and far between.

[@jenniferlucas3540]

Oooh, Mike did a Thruple and he admitted it. 🙀

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@donaldroehrig7817]

I'm sure the court reporter had a ball with transcribing this one. LOL

[@Zeppelin927]

"Children's Television Workshop" gave me a heart attack 🤣

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🤩😂

[@PrissyTxTomboy]

The clacking (typing or "court reporting" sounds"?) are aggressive enough that I thought for a moment Katrina was in the courtroom

[@perryrush6563]

I thougut "stop smacking the papers" and then realized... Ohhh. So instead I thought "move the dang microphone!"

[@jamesplymire5342]

WOW!! Mr Jenkins is a SovCit without trying to be one. 😆

[@nate18268]

I absolutely love this judge!

[@Mycosyco1]

I don’t know about Michigan but in my state they can’t buy any commissary unless they’ve paid all their fines.

[@scottsharer7070]

I was trying to imagine the mix of the charges on this guy and the shirt, and all I see is Oscar doing blow and shooting out street lights! And I think THAT IS FUNNY!!!

[@rickarra1833]

His attorney looks like lerch. 19 officer's testimony

[@jackiefitzgerald507]

Wholly mackaeral..he is wearing me out

[@katc6317]

He's going for a career in mental health advocacy! To quote Judge Byrant "excuses are the tools of the weak and incompetent. Used to build monuments of nothingness. Those who excel at it seldom excel in anything else but excuses" In all seriousness I know MH is an important issue and more needs to be done to support those with these conditions. However using it at will as a cop out for not acting like an adult and not taking some responsibility isn't right either

[@stephenjones101]

I must have missed the "Wild Court Moments" when I kept nodding off.

[@mikesch7672]

Love it when they run the sentence consecutive. Keep the criminals in jail where they belong.

[@MrLamigra1337]

They sure do make it easy to identify them.

[@compoundfracture4661]

So what I took from Mr. Jenkins’ statement is that he thinks he’s maybe 3% responsible and 97% of his actions and choices is the fault of everyone else. Amazing.

[@SAPCUpgradesSanAntonio]

Is Jenkins related to Max Max Head Head Head room? Bet it was one heck of a court transcript.

[@chelseamae7191]

Stealing a car is a misunderstanding?🤣

[@montessorimatt6289]

“So. Your honor, how much time is that in jail?” “I don’t know. I need a bigger calculator to figure that out.”

[@kerbyfab]

5 1/2 years…. But he could have walked with time served! Not too bright. 😂

[@Gr_ywind]

Heard about Blandino? How long did make it, a few months, looks like he's going in for state meatloaf. 🤣

[@rabbinirvana]

"This is not amusing to me!"...I'm in tears right now 🤣

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@candypowell4334]

😂😂😂 No, Mike, hes looking for a brownie button.

[@DavidSmith-qf4zj]

Good video. His bad decisions didn’t stop with doing the crimes. His unhappiness with the jail seems to be a threat for a bad yelp review. In something like this does California sill want to try him?

[@glynncordry5965]

On "grabbed a white shirt"... In juvenile court in some areas in some eras, a white t-shirt was the required dress code for defendants. This was to prevent advertising gang affiliation through display of colors. It was also affordable for poor parents and kids in the foster system. On days when there would be court all the kids with court cases would be at school in white tees. That he thought a white tee was appropriate court dress indicates experience with the juvenile system. He has been on a long road to these felony charges.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Interesting

[@holtlaw]

He got lit up, Big time! Judge running those sentences wild.

[@iammattc1]

"you had 2 trials, that you didn't show up to" - and now he's complaining. Sigh.

[@regenia8738]

Wow! what can be said about this man and the entire situation?? I can only assume he has been allowed to talk his way out of punishment. No longer; but he doesn't seem to comprehend that fact. Both sad and frustrating.

[@KyleMatt11]

"We sold about 623 copies of that." "In Chicago?" "No, Sheboygan. Very big in Sheboygan, they loved it.”

[@muskokamike127]

Mikey, next time someone from Newfoundland sends you a super chat, say "how about sending me some skreech"? It'll curl your nose hairs lol....

[@Oreos_mommy]

Jail is full of people with "behavior problems".

[@cruzin6123]

Why is the lawyer shuffling papers? Didn't he realize the noise he was creating? Crunch, crunch, crunch while the judge was talking.

[@HOODTOURS]

Wow! Third stream in one day! Good stuff Mike! Judge Marabel is such a dam 🤡! I too found it extremely funny and SORRY Judge we ARE laughing at you!!

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Thank You

[@cezzeboi2841]

Pretty sure folks are clowning on the guy in the T-shirt. Not the judge

[@navigatormother2399]

@@cezzeboi2841 yes. I'm not going tò laugh at what Judge has to go through, being human as well.

[@brayhill]

Your honor, my CAPITAL FELONY TREASON was merely a cry for help. But, yeah. Never in the field of lawroom conflict was so much said by so few meaning so little.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂😂😂

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

I hear trains all day in my neighborhood, I'm so used to them now that I can tune them out!! 🚂

[@hustle717]

I used to get myself in all kinds of trouble in my younger years. Watching these vids makes me glad I got my act together and turned my life around. One time in court a girl ahead me was wearing overalls with one strap undone and a really tight shirt accentuating her chest region. The judge f'n snapped! He made her button up and continued to reem her out. When it was my turn I immediately apologized for wearing a Tshirt. Another time I maxed out a state case [PA] and I had a warrant for my home county. I walked up front filled with joy that I was going home, only to be met by a constable that took me into custody at the front lobby of the prison and took me to county jail for the warrant. And it was a Friday so I sat until Monday until the judge was in, however the judge dropped the 60 days they was gonna give me and just gave me a hefty fine on a payment plan. P.S. Don't Go To Jail....👍

[@charlesblake3370]

Making big rocks into little rocks