Most Viewed Courtroom moments OF ALL TIME! British Couple React!

[@hrussell9677]

They don’t charge people in the U.S. for jail time; if they are exonerated, usually the government pays them for the years lost, in some cases millions of dollars.

[@debraleesparks]

Here, in America, if they’re found innocent, after years in prison, they get paid for the mistakes that were made.. some received millions of dollars. Love Grandma Debbie

[@Daniel-wv7lj]

I still want to get paid, but I'd happily take 1/4 of the money to see those responsible for my incarceration spend half the time I did in prison

[@goatitisful]

@@Daniel-wv7lj YES!!! Especially if the prosecutors lied... whether knowingly or not, doesnt matter, cuz it's their job to know & understand Everything about the case... screwing up cant have no repercussions of 30 years in jail for an innocent man, and no punishment for the prosecutors... if they were wrong, they were either knowingly wrong, or wrong because of their own ineptitude... both seem criminal to me.

[@actiondork]

It depends on the state. Some give nothing.

[@jimmycorper]

Not only do they get millions of dollars but they also get a complimentary bj from grandma Debbie herself 👀

[@goatitisful]

The first guy hated doing 90 days in jail so much, that he decided to go back for the rest of his life.... 🎉

[@allanallan2171]

Thats so crazy to me...

[@marqetteliz]

Attempted manslaughter - you didn't plan to kill, didn't start with the intention of killing someone. But you end up doing something that puts the life of another in jeopardy.

[@andirandolph8830]

The Daniel Villegas case really disturbs me. Just one of many instances where someone is imprisoned simply because someone else said they did something. There are cases where people go to prison on little to no evidence, the state just wants a conviction, and violent offenders get less time than non-violent ones. Our justice system is a joke.

[@YankeeBlues21]

Petition to cast Daz as the star in a British remake of Nathan Fillion’s “The Rookie”

[@ayejay5603]

“The other kid should have been locked up for life for his haircut.” lol.

[@kkandola9072]

You are right about the definition of manslaughter, but it's more about negligence rather than an accident. Meaning you may not have intended to kill anyone but your actions show negligence or that the danger was foreseeable. If you were negligent and caused serious injury but not death, I'd assume that's attempted manslaughter.

[@mrssanfl]

I think his definition is not correct. Manslaughter is not accidental. Manslaughter as defined by the law, is the unlawful intent of killing a human without malice. There is voluntary, which means someone commits a crime that causes an injury resulting in death. Example would be someone cutting you off on the road that escalates into a fight and then death. Involuntary means that someone was killed because of another person recklessness, such as drunk drivers.

[@kkandola9072]

@@mrssanfl You're talking about voluntary vs involuntary manslaughter. That is different than attempted. and it's not just killing without malice. You have to have been criminally negligent, meaning you acted in a reckless manor and should have known the consequences of your action. for example, pedestrians always have the right of way. But let's say you're driving down a busy road and somebody runs onto the street from behind a building and you collide with him. You will not be charged, but if they believe you had enough distance to stop and that any driver issued a license should have been able to respond to the situation, then you could be charged with manslaughter.

[@mrssanfl]

My response is related to Daz comment that he made related to manslaughter. He stated that manslaughter is accidental murder.

[@ClaireRedfieldKennedy-ld2lx]

13:13 Keep in mind all sentences are automatically reduced and as long as he doesn't attack a guard he'll be out in 15 years.

[@ClaireRedfieldKennedy-ld2lx]

20:10 The district attorney still didn't let this go and continued to reprosecute him. It wasn't until this final trial that he was finally released. This was only due to the intense media coverage and public outcry.

[@bcbritt777]

Watch some more vids about the US prisons. Especially the supermax detention center. You'll realize our prisons are no joke 😂

[@BigBilly-io3kf]

In a famous case involving a man kidnapping and killing a little girl, when the killer was allowed to show remorse and ask the court for forgiveness, he instead said the little girl asked him not to do to her what her father did to her, implying sexual abuse. The father went straight for him, but was held back before he could make contact with the killer. The killer was sentenced to death, but the governor has since commuted all death row prisoners to life without parole. In a very recent case, a 16 yo and a 17 yo went on a crime spree, which involved running over cyclists, among committing other serious crimes. They not only filmed themselves running over one of the cyclists, but joked about it before hitting the guy, who died. The 17 yo driver showed no remorse when arrested, and joked he’d be out in six months since he is a juvenile. Both he and the guy who filmed the hit and run were upgraded to adults. One woke district attorney went on a news program to say that is wrong, and the 17 yo should be freed in a few years due to his age and possibility of rehabilitation. (The17 yo has a very long rap sheet of serious crimes.) The two could have been up for the death penalty, but it isn’t being pursued; it happened in Nevada. Of course they posted the video online to get likes. Yeah, criminals who go in for crimes against kids often find themselves with short sentences due to the hands of their fellow inmates. There is some honor among the prisoners.

[@lizetteolsen3218]

The last guy came from a really scary family. Honestly, there was no other outcome for him. He had extensive criminal history at a very young age--and as you saw--his name was a known criminal in the community.

[@rorytribbet6424]

This was legit a great video

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

In the U.S. (well, at least in all of the states for which I am aware), if you are exonerated or found to have been wrongfully imprisoned, the state must compensate you a certain amount of dollars PER DAY. If there was judicial wrongdoing, then the exonerated individual can sue or be offered a settlement by the state. In certain cases, the person is compensated millions of dollars. FOR INSTANCE: In Texas, wrongful conviction and imprisonment works out to a minimum of $80,000 per year for every year spent in prison. This doesn't include things like hard time compensation, work or settlements for judicial system misconduct that led to imprisonment.

[@centralhub5699]

I'm subbed to their patreon its less than a cup of coffee and a whole load of variety. Enjoying this true crime content. I would've left him for 5 hours to

[@limeygaynor]

Thank you 🙏

[@imtoostonedtocomeupwithaus5976]

Love these reactions

[@margaretsimmons1598]

In American prisons it’s always been said that if your crime was against women or especially children, the last thing the offender wants is for the other prisoners to find out because these people are considered the lowest of the low and they will become targets of other prisoners.

[@RockyNikolashin]

The last one with the couple was obvious to the detectives that the wife was heavily under her husband's thumb and control. If you watch her interrogation, you can tell she was struggling between telling the truth and upsetting her husband or lying to protect him. Not saying she shouldn't have received a sentence, but she has the markers of a domestic violence victim. She did try to take the baby into the doctor, but he was so controlling, and personally, I think he didn't like the baby taking his wife away from him. So he punished her by neglecting her and not letting mom do anything. Unfortunately, mom lost her courage over years of being denied basic rights, so she didn't have the courage to stand up for her kids. He needs to be locked up for forever, but I feel she could have had a lesser sentence. Just my opinion.

[@limeygaynor]

I agree, she was controllled by him, but I think there comes a time when you need to do the right thing and walk away with your child. He was not ( that we know) physically abusive to her, so she was going to be injured/killed. Who knows why she chose to stay. Brainwashed I guess.

[@bradsavory9880]

In the USA, you get charged for everyday your incarcerated. Prisons are run by private companies. If the facility is not full, the state has to pay. Therefore they keep the jails full.

[@Biscuitsgravy924]

Yup. Slavery still exists due to the private prison system

[@shellos8]

My cousin spent 27 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit. He was exonerated and released in 2008. He was eventually compensated by the State of Florida to what amounted to $50,000 per year he spent in prison. We don't charge people who were wrongfully convicted.

[@laurathomsonmusicart9146]

If you start doing Seinfeld, I’m in on your Patreon! ❤ (I’m already an Office Blokes Reacts patron, but I like seeing Gaynor’s reactions too.)

[@indowneastmaine]

I second this motion! Hopefully with Aidan too. Did Sophie leave the channel?

[@kimson305]

​@@indowneastmaineyes she moved

[@leejshafer]

Even if they don’t do Seinfeld their Patreon channel is so worth it . I highly recommend it .

[@cp368productions2]

Daz, the cops transport in their cars. There is no van except in instances of large scale arrests like riots and protests.

[@Kjetilstorm]

"The federal standard to compensate those who are wrongfully convicted is a minimum of $50,000 per year of incarceration, plus an additional amount for each year spent on death row."

[@Daniel-wv7lj]

I might not be as good as others, but I'd be wishing nothing but the worst for the incompetent/dishonest people responsible for me spending 17 years in prison.

[@marqetteliz]

They didn't even get into how crazy the Nikko Jenkins case really was. His extended family is in jail and are all around a sh*t show. He has a very low IQ but more, it seems very likely he has a mental illness. No question about his guilt.

[@SheaSF]

How wrongfully jailed people are treated in the US depends on the state. Some are paid settlements; some are allowed to file civil charges for damages, some states have banned this.

[@sammurphy3343]

There was mold growing in Mary Welch's crib. She layyed atop soiled mattress from lack of hygiene.

[@LancerX916]

The second story is why I always drive with my door locked. In the US, most states have a formula about how many years you were in prison, and they pay out a settlement based on that formula. They don't give the innocent person a bill, which seems cruel. I think on average it's a couple of hundred thousands.

[@jessieadams6715]

what happen to Aiden and Sophie? just wondering yall are great love seeing yall react i was just curious...

[@seanmikhael1767]

Beanbag rounds used to double people over and drop them. Now every video I see them used, they're completely ineffective.

[@swinn848]

Daz wants every criminal to get the maximum sentence lol

[@georgefox4764]

I agree

[@mot0rhe4d40]

When wrongly imprisoned in the US. Most folks are compensated by the state for the undue punishment

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Today is My 26th Birthday 🎂🎂🎂🎂.

[@Andres64B]

And?

[@TJGoines]

​@@Andres64BLol

[@limeygaynor]

Happy Birthday 🎂

[@officeblokedaz]

Happy birthday mate 🍻

[@krisschobelock4973]

No accidental murder is Involuntary Manslaughter....Voluntary Manslaughter is a separate charge (this would be if you were extremely drunk and driving your vehicle in an extremely dangerous manner etc. and killed someone...because you were so drunk and driving so horribly - you can be charged with Voluntary Manslaughter - Involuntary would be if say - you were cleaning a gun and didn't know it had a bullet in it and you shot someone... Thank goodness that DNA has proven people innocent and that there are attorneys that actively look at cases where the imprisoned person has good reasoning why their case needs looked at again. On those occasions people are compensated for those years in prison - and it's a fair amount of money which it should be.

[@swilli3476]

Hitting the police officer with car is considered attempted murder

[@joels5150]

Ryan wasn’t cognizant of the fact that KZbin, (and most any other company) doesn’t allow you to profit from your crimes.

[@noelramirez1551]

Damn lol no they don't bill you here if you're wrongfully accused

[@PeterTheDeleter]

"Eliminate him" lmao thats what ive been saying for years

[@jinyatta4103]

Some kids just have that look to them that lets you know they are a psycho...One of those 2 boys that killed the old lady looks just like one of the boys that killed that toddler in the UK and left his body on the railroad tracks

[@clinthowe7629]

I’ll pay him. 😂 a baseball bat and 20 minutes alone with him should be enough.

[@DamianAngels]

Very cool 😎👍

[@colleenmonell1601]

That last disgusting excuse for a human being better get used to holding that big O pose, cause he's gonna be using that a lot in prison. 😗😁😂

[@busheyboi1]

Would of been funny if daz was on the compilation

[@kimberlys8422]

Brits don't seem to like American comedy but Always Sunny is the best American sitcom. These belong in America's Dumbest Criminals compilation.

[@Hexcaliblur83]

Im a firm believer that every individual should be held accountable and responsible for the words of their voice and the actions of their hands.. that for every action there is a RE-action and for every choice there is a repercussion or consequence.. that being said i am also a firm believer in the death penalty.. and im not talking about being put on death fow for years before at some point having your DOE set.. no.. i believe some crimes are bad enough that if you receive a death sentence, you go into custody, you get a week, at MOST, to get your affairs in order and then you are put to death.. PERIOD.. yes, thats right, sometimes people just do not deserve to draw breath any longer.. Prison conditions as they are are way too good, its no wonder repeat offending rates are so high, life is so much better and easy in prison for so many criminals.. 🤷 prisons are bursting to overflowing.. criminals incarcerated for life all on the tax payers dime.. getting 3 hots and a cot, cable TV.. damn.. why not continue to flout the law.. 🤷

[@KyleBOLL1]

If you are wrongfully convicted in the us you can Sue the State in most cases

[@bobbyquinting3918]

Roughly. "Manslaughter" means an irresponsible act that causes the death of a person. Separate from murder. Murder is when you intentionally kill a person

[@BigMoore1232]

You get paid big bucks if you're wrongfully accused here. 17 years you're talking millions of $$

[@ActiœnMan]

No they don't charge you. The state actually gives you money for lost wages and being wrongfully imprisoned.

[@clipsedrag13]

Anyone under 25 should not be allowed alcohol weed or certain psychiatric drugs

[@sdv73168]

It took God 17 years to help free her. Imagine that?!

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

I don't know about those teenagers. I mean, their brains aren't fully developed (I don't mean in regards to the size of their brains, but their maturity, reasoning, etc.), and I don't think teenagers their age, most teenagers anyway, can fully grasp what they've done. Also, those two seem to be a bit slow. I don't know what it is, but these two... especially the one that had difficulty speaking, aren't fully-functioning. Perhaps they should've been sent to a psychiatric ward for 25 years. But prison for 30+ years??? Seems a bit much. I think for these two it should be more about rehabilitation than punishment. Obviously, punishment. But rehabilitation should be key.

[@Maya33777]

You can't rehabilitate killer

[@leejshafer]

They don’t charge if you exonerated the government pays you for your years lost .

[@bobbyquinting3918]

Some people need not procreate (last segment.)

[@aaronwieman8368]

No that does not happen in the us Also the guy that got exonerated on the double homicide got paid millions and rightfully so. Honestly shouldn’t have to pay taxes at all for the restt of his life

[@TreyM1609]

The 2nd guy is why we have a 2nd amendment and why we not only carry a firearm but keep one in our vehicle. Pop pop pop. Pop pop pop. “ HES HERE !”

[@clinthowe7629]

they should scalp bass webb remove those tattoos permanently.

[@nicholasc.5944]

160 years for going on a joyride? thats fking stupid i dont get it

[@Biscuitsgravy924]

He hit a cop with his car. Did you miss that part? That’s attempted murder of a police officer

[@larryfisher2633]

Poor house training in these individuals

[@tc-tm1my]

More like based Webb. Kidding

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

This is why i believe in reincarnation. It's just not fair that innocent people get murdered. Maybe they did something terrible in a past life. Or maybe they will be elevated to a better life afterwards. Terrible things like the Holocaust happen to innocent people. There HAS TO BE a payoff somewhere for people who suffer and dont deserve to! I refuse to believe it happens for no reason and there's no payoff afterwards!

[@ozzybloke-craig3690]

If you are wrongfully convicted they pay you for every day you were locked up wrongfully, not charge you a bill. Idk where you got that bs from Daz. It may have happened, but it is not standard.

[@limeygaynor]

In the UK he means.

[@d2ndborn]

I will have to find you a case of a youngman who eat a mans face killing him and his wife and neighbor.

[@Biscuitsgravy924]

He was off them bath salts

[@kimson305]

I swear it's pathetic here in the US. They got people in jail for crimes they didn't commit because they just take the word of a lying witness.

[@centralhub5699]

I'm not getting into debates, but people who think they need rehabilitating are wrong, they are still old enough to know right from wrong, whatever their age nothing condones wrong doing adult or child, makes no difference. If they've done it once they will do it again. They were both fully aware of their wrong doing and one didn't give a flying fuck. The most sickening one was the child, anyone who harms a child in anyway deserves torture in my opinion.

[@heywoodjablowme8120]

Free Charlie Bronson 😂

[@desiredbydesign6188]

I love you all but this depressing 😞