Murder defendant argues with judge in Macon, GA

[@bryanamador7719]

Anyone here from Rick and morty?

[@CairoTheVisionary]

Yupp lol

[@elroyjetson9825]

I swear I searched judge argues with defendant because of rick and north and here I am!!

[@iamone6193]

Pretty much

[@jayjones2853]

Yep

[@stevenroberts3944]

Three years late. Let me catch my breath. Hol up. [sigh] yes.

[@themourning1304]

Court audio recordings are insanely terrible. As important as the record is you would think they would not shop for their mics at Family Dollar.

[@casadilla111]

The Mourning True, but I'm sure the acoustics aren't exactly tuned for the mic, either, especially as old as some of these courthouses are.

[@nicholasdouglas2275]

They'll have a transcript of the entire thing, so the audio isn't really that important.

[@SeanLaMontagne]

@@nicholasdouglas2275 it is for cross referencing. Without video or audio, gotta trust the transcript was correct the first time and/or was not edited later.

[@caz3010]

Absolutely correct, coming from a transcriptionist. This is literally the quality I hear in court and have to type out for deposition.

[@angusmarch1066]

I think courts should at least get some of that baffling that they put in recording studios.

[@MrsV19]

Came here from Ray, then watched the Rick & Morty scene so i had to see the original 😂

[@AbounaYahweh]

Me too😅

[@mariisdraws]

same

[@supercarlegend]

Same

[@phantomxmovies6181]

@@supercarlegendsame

[@shawtyslikeamelody7652]

ME TOO

[@nobodyspecial1080]

So you're telling me this is a murder trial and all you have for discovery is a four page indictment??? Lol

[@manbunmyname5866]

Denver Fenton Allen comedy central 🤣

[@floridanews8786]

Priceless

[@tiradoentertainmentllc.2517]

What an amazing, fine example of a Judge. Thank you very much for being patient with the accused and explaining how our system works.

[@juanpotato9533]

the Rick and Morty case was a totally different case in Floyd county Georgia. The guys name is Denver Fenton Allen. This case is in Bibb county Georgia

[@lulubanninga7589]

thank you!!! i skipped through the entire video wondering why it sounded nothing like the rick and morty one

[@depholade]

at 1:26 the deputy in the back is resisting the urge to scratch his nuts

[@PerlitaHabanera]

depholade hahaha that is so funny.

[@therook4376]

He is claiming ineffective counseling before his case is even heard. Interesting

[@BT-oj1bn]

I have no doubts he is being represented by a trash tier lawyer. That's what you get with a public defender. Unfortunately the judge knows that's how it is and there's nothing he can do about it and on top of that also probably doesn't care.

[@NathanPalmer]

You have so many interactions with your attorney (or you're supposed to, anyways) before you ever even have court.

[@1981lashlarue]

@@BT-oj1bn Not that we're stereotyping or anything...

[@daveidduha]

@@1981lashlarue yeah dont stereotype because there are free lawyers out there who work teeth and bone to make sure their client who got screwed over by the system his whole life gets a fair trial

[@MrRain-cg8tx]

@@daveidduha true there are great public defenders. I think the point is that their case load is so large that they can’t keep up with the demand. So while they would like to treat every case with due diligence, they just can’t give them the attention they need

[@flubby18]

This guy is trying to set up a mistrial or establish an appeal ahead of time. He's raising a complaint every defendant has because they don't know anything about how trials work. By talking about witnesses that will not be called he is floating the idea that they really exist. But since they are not going to be called, there is no way to tell.

[@christopherespinoza-darnel8514]

I mean great speculation and a possibility. I've seen that happen too many times from experience but there is one issue with this. You are assuming something instead speaking factually from evidence you've obtained. Anyone that "thinks" they are intelligent enough to pick apart a defendants actions through pure speculation from a 10 minute video on YT, using only what they assume to be the reason why for the defendants actions, are the stupidest f***ing people on this planet.

[@epicphail2926]

Time stamp for the only audio that matters?

[@MasterOfPeeing]

For a second there you thought this would be the time stamp. Trolled

[@syples5873]

@@MasterOfPeeing bruh

[@lucifer2b666]

So is this not the case? I'm confused. It's not real?

[@joeyfalgren8020]

@@lucifer2b666 it’s real but it’s not this case and it wasn’t recorded only a transcript

[@ariannajaylin1585]

This is Kangaroo court sir🤣😂✌🏽

[@jacobmarley2417]

Honestly i think he had a fair point. Even though they never got into specifics about it.

[@NCXitlali]

This is nothing like Rick and Morty. They were talking calmly the first half.

[@lucaschan9079]

... because it is a completely different case

[@paperchasindude6578]

@@lucaschan9079 so wheres the one where they did it

[@Deadsphere]

@@paperchasindude6578 I don't think that one was ever recorded besides on the transcripts.

[@Nipponing]

Who said it was?

[@devon7741]

Swedish Otaku they were comparing it to the Rick and Morty clip that was based on a different case.

[@robertphillips6296]

Don't you just love those Jail House Lawyers. They have fools for clients. ⚖️

[@MarsupialMason]

I love how the ranger in the back with the court officer is ready for him to run

[@Kokopilau77]

That boy wouldn’t clear the half wall with that weight on him. The ranger would have him laid out before he fully turned around

[@TheAbdi9312]

Good ole Rick and morty

[@pineappleheadson5038]

Came here from Ray's video 😂

[@blenke1]

OMG Try the Closed Captioning... Its absolutely F'd.

[@fireandblood2919]

Seems like a good judge.

[@quattro4468]

Wow its real. Scudd is real.

[@HD4ME33]

Any update on this guy was he found guilty?

[@brandonjay1086]

ontop ofit Yes. Convicted of Murder. Life w/o Parole

[@skeptiwolf5654]

Well. We do know he killed the guy. The only question is if it was self defense. I would like to know the outcome as well.

[@TheAbdi9312]

Skeptigirl what’s his side of story if you don’t mind summarizing I’m late lol

[@omarhu983]

Abdi Nur the other guy is dead.

[@harvestcanada]

The defendant did the right thing by saying something than making the mistake of trusting the motive of the court. If the defendant feels he justified in his innocence or level of guilt, then it is his purgative to air his concerns.

[@ShebrewQueen]

Prerogative...

[@YourNightmare4u2c]

@@ShebrewQueen lol I was coming to correct that but you beat me to it. 😂 well done.

[@floridanews8786]

Sure love those purgatives..

[@geoffcarroll05]

Anyone here cause of rick and morty?

[@truthtrekkerz6465]

When facing life in prison though, if he wants a new lawyer they need to give it to him so that there is NO REASON to declare mistrial.

[@Pouncingpuma7]

Ah so this is why our justice system takes so long. Because the judge has to take over 10 minutes explaining the law as well as fundamentals of logical thinking to a man child instead of discussing the case itself.

[@lauren8420]

is this the real video?

[@EB-rz8zs]

I feel that When I was 17 I had a court appointed lawyer. I got really bad deal With time and 5 years probation. My lawyer tried to take more time and 10 years probation and I said no a few times. I had another court-appointed lawyer when I was 19 and she went back to the DA to try to get me more time. They both also said they would come and talk to me about the case and never did. I went back a few times over that probation. Then I turned 24 and paid my own lawyer and got off with doing one more day in jail. If you don't have money to pay the lawyer. They work for the state and sometimes even if you do pay them.

[@LiddlestLady]

11:45 - i find it interesting that GA added a rule in Jan 2013 that made it permissible to include a defendant’s prior bad acts, crimes, etc whereas those kinds of things are usually litigated on the record between all parties beforehand since, on appeal, that evidence can be argued as having been overly prejudicial to a jury. While prior bad acts are definitely relevant in some cases to show an escalation or pattern of behavior and should be included, sometimes prior bad acts really don’t have anything to do with the facts of that case. For instance, a woman in her 20s went to jail a few times for drug possession, shoplifting, petty shit but then maybe 30 years later she’s on trial for her husband’s death. The fact she went to jail for petty crimes 30 years ago shouldn’t be used in her current trial bc they aren’t at all relevant to the facts of the case. GA seems to have just decided that this evidence is now permitted to be included regardless, which i’m sure sends more ppl to jail had they only been tried on the facts of the case itself. Good ol’, reliable ass Georgia. 😉 (i’m in FL though so no judgment- i’m convinced ppl come to FL to die either via retirement or bc you can count on us to give you the death penalty lol We got Bundy, after all)

[@packman7418]

I also got a public defender haven’t talked once and I got court in 5 days 😂😂

[@williammckenzi5885]

I will say that is one of the fairest judgest i ever seen if i tried that when i went to trial on a trafficking charge omg the judge may have not allowed me in the hearing lol but the judge was pretty fair and also pretty layed back conpared to some ive seen

[@Maybe1Moar]

The judge doesn't want to lose his temper and say something that will let him get off. The guy was fishing for a mistrial.

[@orangelab6846]

All these numbskulls thinking this is Rick and Morty. Different defendant, smooth brains.

[@Kats-zl5jp]

Anybody came here from Ray and viewed the rick and morty vid then had the see the original 😂🤞🏻

[@ytka-hyutka]

where the part where he sluring without stopping?

[@johnpublic75]

He should fire the lawyer. They are ramrodding him in accepting what they want than his right to 'zealous defense' as he is entitled by law. What he will more than likely get if found guilty is a retrial granted by the appellate court based upon his right of defense. The judge may run the show but that man has a right to his own defense. He needs a new lawyer.

[@skeptiwolf5654]

I do not believe he has the right to a new lawyer unless he pays for one. I do not think anyone with a public defender gets a zealous defense in the USA. If there is a problem it is universal problem, this guy is definatly not an exception.

[@BT-oj1bn]

@@skeptiwolf5654 It is a universal problem for poor people. Rich people are above the law.

[@kerchellerosalle4674]

Thank you ray 😂😂

[@Sapphiregriffin]

oh god he even looks like a murderer

[@Emmj91]

This isn’t the one, isn’t it?

[@MalvaSML]

Nope.

[@cher1899]

Did i miss it? When was the defendant cussing at the judge lol I’m going off the Rick & Morty short

[@33deadmom]

what this doughnut do?

[@jamesalexander3905]

Murder

[@Element-tu8jw]

What about them Duke boys

[@Zxtx5Kim-sw5ep]

This not the Rick and Morty original case. The original Georgia V Denver Allen is nowhere to be found. lol bastards

[@THEFATMANXD]

Lmao he needs dismissed and the judge needs fired. No room for an idiot on trial and a narcissist judge

[@alt1f4]

Wtf was that

[@TheJamiebaby15]

I’m sure the lawyer didn’t want him sexually look at the fucking state of him 😂

[@cristiancalvillo1140]

I understand the defendant's point but the law is there for a reason and a reason only and that is to serve justice and that is why there is an appeal process.

[@utoobjunkie4902]

Cristian Calvillo true ! Plus some witnesses he wants to call , might have issues known only to the State & DA found during the investigation that could then shred to bits what they say during cross-examination. Or ppl whos testimony can be refuted and then used against him in the worst ways! All simply because it's not as simple as this guy seems to think . Other witnesses could say things or be accused of things in front of the jury alienating them & therefore this defendant that literally ensue a GUILTY Verdict. As he stands there flapping his fat mouth.

[@VaeVictus17]

The system is clearly broken and laws are poorly written too. Appealing rarely helps and actually just wastes time while someone rots in prison. The judge should've been pulled from his office after that display. The trial should've been mistrialed if you have no physical evidence or equal sharing of evidence from the opposing council which means there's literally no evidence to the case. The system is a farce of justice.

[@darkknight4537]

Innocent until proven guilty.

[@basketballgod5947]

Rick and Morty here

[@chelychan4863]

Sameer

[@gwyndavies2128]

My advice to this man,whilst in prison get your weight down get fit,one day he might get a chance to escape, can't see him out any other way.

[@joshocean1856]

rick and morty brought me here

[@kirkette-._]

rick and mortyy ayyyyy

[@nilehoruseus]

Lol

[@rorygolf6629]

The judge is a clown who just likes hearing himself speak

[@truthtrekkerz6465]

When facing life in prison though, if he wants a new lawyer they need to give it to him so that there is NO REASON to declare mistrial.

[@jennagentles1836]

Just wanting a new lawyer is not enough for a mistrial.

[@skeptiwolf5654]

Unless I am mistaken he has the right to a lawyer, not a specific lawyer unless he pays. He has only two options either have that guy defend him, unless he is clearly incompetent, or to represent himself. That is the judicial system in the states, but I am no expert.

[@approachingcalamity9403]

Constitutionally false. You have the right to an attorney. You must hire an attorney of your choice unless you can show that you are indigent and cannot pay for one. If you are indigent, the selects your attorney, and you have virtually no choice in the matter. (Gestures to my new shiny criminal justice degree)

[@microaggressions]

if you don't have any money to pay for a lawyer you don't get to pick one unless you can actually prove that they did not do their job properly at which point you would have to take that up with the public defender's office

[@NathanPalmer]

​@@jennagentles1836, you can appeal your sentence based on your PD not handling your case properly or misrepresentation (blanking on the actual term for it). You can also write the state supreme court to reprimand the attorney and there's too much extra red tape it adds. Most judges will give you a new attorney once or twice, from what I've seen.