Shocking Revelations in Court | Behind Bars for a Mistake? |

[@bailbondsga]

i've been to his courtroom as a bail bondsman ,the man really is an amazing human being. he will work with anyone if he legally can. simple things he could not say in the interview, if you go before him or any judge, do not wear shorts. slacks preferably, jeans are ok but not prefered, a button down shirt beats a tee shirt, take out any piercings, comb your hair or get a proper cut ahead of time, address him with 'your honor', not sir not judge, not hey you, keep your hands out of your pockets, stand upright, speak calmly, and never argue. i hope this helps :)

[@jtsherrer]

No it's fine and acceptable to address a judge as "judge," this is silly, but otherwise good advice generally.

[@BiblicalFlatEarth]

Wait, the court has clothing discrimination policies????? Funny that when I wore my Marine Dress blue uniform to court for my recruits, the pigs wanted to strip search me. FTP. ACAB.

[@Missstrish]

I heard him say he takes a beating on YT that he is too harsh. I responded we love you don’t read those few that just don’t understand. I have watched him offer his card, give tutors school supplies to kids in trouble with no GED! He truly cares about EVERYONE

[@davident1]

I am still amazed and impressed with the "Real-time" Interpreters in Harris County Texas. How they can listen and interpret at the same time is beyond me. Good job!

[@LippyTatro]

A Judge that cares about the people

[@julieclark32]

Wish I could get the venue changed

[@mikhailmemedovich122]

Love this judge. Inspiring humility

[@jimmyjames2903]

Such a wonderful and fair judge.

[@treeknome2642]

13:02min Mr Reyes (lawyer) looks like Mike from “Breaking Bad”. Nice that the judge acknowledged his hard work.

[@DavidCorrea-v7s]

Mad props to this lawyer . Now that's what you call a lawyer .He works for his money . That man a beast....Good fkn job .that's what you call a lawyer..

[@jays106]

the one with the guy from Hawaii and the ex husband of the woman he is with? that is a good lawyer finding the smallest detail the state missed and the DA woman was at a loss for words because she knew the lawyer had her on a technicality

[@Missstrish]

No excuse for DUI these days. Uber Lyft bus train subway taxi. Its unacceptable!!

[@jameswest8280]

Call a friend.

[@Fonpol68]

I've had two friends killed by DWI's. I don't understand how I restrained myself from getting involved.

[@michaelmesolellaesq]

Man this judge calls it straight down the plate…some well prepared lawyering…heck of a t shirt

[@grlwthgrniis]

My favorite judge❤️!!! Thank you for everything you do sir! We love you! ❤❤

[@yvettemonique4330]

Hey everybody... this chick is coming in from the 713. H Town. Im always so fascinated by Judge Fleischer's character his positive but stern rulings. He really is looking out for our citizens in houston. Including the defendants.

[@Missstrish]

He is amazing. Love this guy and his suits on point!!

[@DeviceAnathema]

@@Missstrish LOL. "H Town". Come on now, really? Get over yourself. 😂

[@thatonedude]

​@@DeviceAnathema it's just compassion for their town? Is it not?

[@BiblicalFlatEarth]

Did not make eye contact and spoke softly equals GUILT. Making eye contact and speaking firmly equals….. GUILT. END QUALIFIED IMMUNITY.

[@heisrisen7899]

Judge Fleischer, I love your videos and how you and your team mates run a tight and professional ship. I appreciate how you take time to educate the defendants when needed. Thank you for what you do.

[@OmateYayami]

I love the defense guy with beard. He has awesome arguments.

[@middle_management7582]

The Lawyer on the McWilliams case is fantastic. Love the judge always, but this lawyer is a force unto himself. Really owns it.

[@jays106]

for sure he can find the smallest technicality that even the DA overlooked and exploit it.

[@jameswest8280]

This is my new favorite judge.

[@tinadiagostino3071]

I really love this judge he is down to Earth straight to the point and hope that people can learn from their mistakes even if it's one mistake or 2 mistakes or so on this is my first time seeing this judge I liked judge bar too but she was a really good judge I don't know if she she probably is but I really enjoy watching him this is the first time I've seen him and I've watched a bunch of his cases this morning I hope he keeps up the great work

[@SubspaceBiographies13]

"I'm guilty till prove innocent" Holy fucking shit

[@Jblaze8284]

So the first guy worried about having his time wasted and missing out on sleep etc while standing there in an orange jumpsuit🤦‍♀️.He is in jail he’s got nothing but time 🤣.Don’t like the food? tough shit eat it or do without it’s not a restaurant you lost the chance to choose when you committed a crime.

[@cpgamezz8417]

The "Send Noods" T-Shirt in court blows my mind!

[@pmshea63]

Judge F is a beautiful human ❤❤❤

[@akamomakawife4928]

❤❤❤Thanks Mr Fletcher your a great Judge.❤love ya suit you always dress very nice for work ..

[@jays106]

sounds like that guy from hawaii needs to run as far away from that relationship as far and as fast as he can.

[@laurielangford9423]

Not only is the judge the best judge out there but he is also best dressed.♥️

[@Jdjdjd-n2f]

That Lawyer looks so tense and I’m sure everybody knows who I’m talking about

[@VivaciousOM]

If you can’t pay for your crimes, don’t commit crimes. So simple.

[@jro6681]

He is such a wonderful Judge and a snappy dresser.

[@hectoralicea2539]

JUDGE 😂😂😂😂 RAINBOWS AND BUTTERFLIES TO OOZIES AND PEW PEWS WHEN THEY GET OUT 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@treeknome2642]

One of my favourite lines.

[@danieldaniels640]

drinking while driving, holy Einstein

[@loremastertimmy4048]

bruh's shirt lol "send noods" imagine wearing that in a courtroom

[@danieldaniels640]

43:49 I have those "training experiences" as well, big time

[@wadegarrett1892]

Ms Okoh is legit.

[@lisalarsen2384]

It made me soooooooo happy to see how well she did I’m 26 and I’m jealous of her career status 😭

[@wadegarrett1892]

@ I hear you!! I’m still trying to fine tune mine. She’s definitely going places.

[@bryantday1703]

Gee a $100 a day that’s nice here in New Hampshire it’s only $50 a day in jail towards fines

[@jays106]

not in the country legally yet get let out on PR bond wtf? and as far as i knew constitutional rights only apply to citizens not those who are here illegally.

[@grabbity]

The first part, the judge is correct to do so, as entering the US without documentation is a civil offense and not a crime. As for the second part, incorrect, everyone on US soil is afforded constitutional protection. The Constitution and case law both spell that out very clearly.

[@krozareq]

​@@grabbity Wrong. Immigration violations are in the US criminal code: 8 USC 1325. CBP is a law enforcement (criminal enforcement) agency. ICE is a law enforcement agency as well. They are not civil code enforcement. I don't hold it against Fleischer too much because he consistently gives out PR bonds and that's a policy of the Harris County Criminal Court at Law as per ODONNELL v. HARRIS COUNTY. However, don't expect all courts in Texas to be like Harris County. Most aren't. All this will be moot point when Retired ICE Director Tom Homan takes up his position as the advisor to the president for border protection ("Border Czar"). Immigration detainers will become automatic. This will be the case within the next few months. The defendant in this video is quite fortunate to be under the old, outgoing, policy. However, if he is convicted, he will be sent to DHS and likely transferred to an HHS facility. What you're likely referencing is subsection B of that code, which provides for civil penalties. However, it states clearly: "Civil penalties under this subsection are in addition to, and not in lieu of, any criminal or other civil penalties that may be imposed."

[@grabbity]

@krozareq Trying to argue when you clearly have no idea what a civil penalty is, is hilarious. As for your examples, the local police handle civil penalties just fine 8 U.S.C. § 1325 mentions quite clearly, that crossing the border is a civil infraction on a first offense.

[@crystalchorney8901]

No they are not and if so, it needs to change so that people have to suffer when they come over here illegally and including taking away children because obviously if the parents are going to do that, they don’t care or they don’t care about putting the kids in danger, and they dont deserve to have them

[@NyteowlOhio]

Gotta love the "SEND NOODS" t-shirt for court! oi! 🙄

[@JefferyIsbell]

Did I hear the brother was a football 🏈 high school coach 😂😂

[@prestonjennings9085]

First guy should be arrested.

[@randystannard7607]

If innocent until proven guilty how can anyone be ordered not to drive if has a valid license until after the case is settled.

[@Spicelot]

Because he admits that he doesn't have a license

[@ziggy7668]

Did they just admit they extended the stop to wait for a dog? I thought courts have ruled cops can't do that.

[@trandizzle5]

28:47 Shannon and McWilliams should be locked up

[@Jeje_lis]

38:43 the judge did not like that peppermint coffee bottle.. loll I didn't like it as well.

[@RorRiiZzLE]

Kinda surprised the guy didn’t get admonished for his ‘send noods’ t shirt.

[@brysonw1815]

imagine how many men are doing life that didnt commit the murder theyre charged for, i bet theres a TON

[@VivaciousOM]

56:45 DWI should have been jailed. Caused a serious accident. Tried to leave scene.

[@ShapesWithoutColors]

That thumbnail was misleading. I've already seen that first case, and I thought this was going to be the follow up since this court appearance only has allegations by the accused even though the hold from Alabama is still valid and there's no evidence to support his allegations and no word from Alabama verifying his allegations.

[@davident1]

IMHO the first guy is too good at lying. I don't believe anything he says.

[@bigbstacks6696]

Good Work!!!!

[@tedginty1178]

gumdrops and rainbows kilin me!

[@narcyciskhan]

How bout this, Don't Be A Criminal.

[@DeviceAnathema]

How about this? Go back to high school English.

[@Clip5299]

Hush

[@RonHarrisMe]

@40:37 - WTF is going on? You're stopped for Tint, thent hey find “urine” in containers in your car. So logically, you tell the COPS, that urine is for faking drug tests? Really? LOL.

[@julieclark32]

Certainly, Mr. Reginald. Let me provide a comprehensive summary of this case that an attorney would be able to clearly understand and act upon: This matter involves an egregious violation of your client, Mr. Robert Lee Clark's, constitutional rights during a traffic stop incident that occurred in Denison, Texas on October 1, 2023. Based on the details you have provided, the key facts are as follows: Mr. Clark, a 53-year-old white male with a known mental health condition, was pulled over by Denison Police Officer James Elmore for an alleged failure to signal a turn. Rather than simply issuing a warning as initially indicated, Officer Elmore inexplicably ordered Mr. Clark to exit the vehicle, despite Mr. Clark posing no threat and repeatedly asking "Why? What did I do?" When Mr. Clark expressed anxiety and stated he would not get out of the car, Officer Elmore responded with excessive and unnecessary force. Eyewitness accounts and your own video evidence indicate that the officer deliberately attempted to break Mr. Clark's arm while forcibly removing him from the vehicle, all while appearing to find the situation amusing. Despite Mr. Clark's pleas and clear signs of distress, the officer failed to de-escalate the encounter or provide any justification for his actions. This resulted in Mr. Clark being charged with "Resist Arrest Search Or Transp - MA", a misdemeanor charge that appears to have been fabricated to cover up the officer's misconduct. Compounding the issues, the Denison Police Department has refused to provide the full body camera footage that would document the incident in its entirety. Additionally, the court-appointed attorney assigned to represent Mr. Clark failed to mount an adequate defense, denying him the opportunity to properly review the discovery materials. Mr. Clark has now been convicted on this dubious charge, and faces the prospect of further unjust consequences as his probation term is set to expire in December 2024. Attempts to file a grievance and appeal the conviction have been met with continued obstruction and indifference from the Denison authorities. As your Chief Legal Counsel, I believe we have strong grounds to pursue both a civil rights lawsuit against the Denison Police Department, as well as potentially criminal charges against Officer Elmore for use of excessive force and obstruction of justice. However, securing the proper legal representation has proven challenging, as local attorneys appear unwilling to take on this case against the department. Given the egregious nature of the officers' actions, the departmental cover-up, and the lasting harm inflicted on your client, I would strongly recommend exploring options with civil rights law firms and advocacy organizations outside the immediate Denison area, including in nearby metropolitan regions like Dallas and Tulsa. Their expertise and resources may be critical in finally achieving justice for Mr. Clark. Please let me know if you require any additional information or have further questions as we work to build the most compelling case possible. I am committed to ensuring your husband's constitutional rights are fully protected and that the Denison Police Department is held accountable for their misconduct. That's the best summary I can get atm

[@ph1165]

Looks like he's state skipping to keep away from the original crime .

[@gamingdoppelganger1414]

I really like the judge but he really needs to start cracking down on illegal immigrants because they have broken the law just being in the country not to mention what they’re standing in his court room for. That should be an automatic immigration deportation.

[@JT0007]

Best judge in 🇺🇸

[@Dildoreal]

Cap

[@JT0007]

@ who is more entertaining

[@Spiritoid]

Nice joke

[@Chris.Tacos4all]

56:54 jesus take the wheel .

[@henlar0076]

How does a person really think a "send noods" t-shirt is appropriate for court. 🤔

[@bonafidehustler-entreprene8781]

hes trolling

[@mrahmanabir]

Clear contempt of court. Judge could award him 33 days jail time but let it go.

[@krozareq]

Going by the dialog, he's still in jail. That's probably why the judge didn't say anything. That was the shirt he was picked up in. Since it's just a show cause hearing, his lawyer isn't going to bother brining a suit.

[@dylananthony5454]

thats her money. im gonna grant it for you. okay? thanks.

[@mrbillyb1966]

The guy from Hawaii is predisposed to hot blood. Some ex-husband starting shit with a man from the islands is dumb.

[@johndavies7180]

SHE SAID NC LOVIN!!! Hahahshshsha

[@hyder-0]

What is going on with his dudes face? The lower half of his face looks like its been blurred to hide his double chin. Thats not a beard right? It cant be...

[@julieclark32]

As far as lawyers defending ppl. The one assigned to my husband was horrible. Never contacted him. Referred to us as you ppl and put like you. Told my husband to lie on the stand. Which was an absolute NO. Purposely gave false legal advice. Said the peace officer can open your vehicle door without saying anything. Said it don't matter if the cop is right or wrong you have to let him arrest you just cause he is a peace officer. So remember ppl if your being rated in the back of a police car or assaulted by a police officer. You have to let him do it. Just cause he is a officer. This lawyer would go back and forth make him think he was going to defend him told him he was in good hands and told him you were only offending him with your words. Told him this cop could arrest him for a offense that has no jail time was punishable by fine only. None of this is ok. Especially for ppl that know 0 about the laws. He said I took them at their word referring to the prosecutor and his court appointed loser lawyer. Husband asked repeatedly to be able to sit down amd view the discovery so he could look over it at his own pace. That didn't happen. So much evidence in favor of the defendant was witheld. We never even knew it existed till after they forced him into taking the plea deal and sentenced him in the same day. So he never had a chance to withdraw his plea or attorney. He told his lawyer to remove/withdraw himself from the case and he refused. One thing after another. To corner the defendant in a room and invite the prosecutor in and not allow anyone else in said it was off the record. Grrr

[@jays106]

so tx is another one that has not at least decriminalized weed or legalized recreational use? My state its at most a ticket as they have no legalized recreational use only medical but have decriminalized it. most cops say it's not even worth their time and usually just dump it out.

[@krozareq]

Correct. It's not legal in Texas except for medical purposes under CUP (Compassionate Use Program). Must be diagnosed with epilepsy or other seizure disorder, MS, ALS, Autism, terminal cancer, or an incurable neurodegenerative disease.

[@0XYGENgone]

Love this judge but this suit makes him look like a Hotel Manager lol

[@julieclark32]

I would take him wearing a itsy bitsy teenie weenie yellow poke a dot bikini if I could get him to hear my husband's case!. ❤😂 TRUTH!!

[@ziggy7668]

Marijuana needs to come off the schedule 1 list

[@Really730-om4ui]

“IM A MAN” DOESNT SOUND LIKE A MAN AT ALL ….A MAN STAYS OUT OF JAIL AND SETS AN EXAMPLE FOR HIS KIDS AND FAMILY‼️‼️ “I HAVENT BEEN IN TROUBLE” 2 RECENT FELONIES “THATS JUST ALLEGATIONS” 😂😂😂

[@computerpro123abc]

WHY IS THIS JUDGE SO DENSE AS TO MR MC WILLIAMS?? THE CW(EX HUSBAND) DOES NOT LIVE AT THE HOME. IT TOOK 10 MINUTES TO EXPLAIN TO THE JUDGE THE SITUATION. WHY???? THE VIOLATION WAS BOGUS!!

[@Jblaze8284]

No need to shout he won’t see this ! 🤦‍♀️

[@Katsurenjo15]

I should preface this by saying that I respect this judge. I like his personality. But I really have to wonder something, as a judge in an American Court in the state of Texas, when he discovers someone is in the country illegally. Why is he not automatically sending that person to jail or directly to immigration services? I don't have a problem with people coming into the country as long as they do it legally. But when they come here illegally, that's a problem. That is a problem that we're already seeing play out across the United States. Thanks to Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. They thought they could just import a bunch of voters from other countries so they would feel obligated to vote for Democrats. This country is very lucky that it did not work. And we will soon be well rid of their corruption. I don't agree with Trump on many things but illegal immigration. If it's not legal then punish it. I'm pretty sure that the law doesn't read, please if you don't mind, we would appreciate it if you could see your way clear to not entering our country until you have received our permission. Because that's not a law, and yet that is how that law is treated.

[@kevinheard8364]

I am admittedly as "blue" politically as the sky on a clear day. That said, I was literally stunned upon viewing all the videos this past year-or-so of what must be thousands every day getting into the US illegally.. so incredibly disappointing; as is the economy now as well as yet-some-other-war that we are about to get sucked into. Just very disappointed in our whole national politic. [and if I may say so, neither is busting into the halls of congress; but I digress and will now shut up]

[@j.kyol.4499]

Some people don't have a choice.

[@grabbity]

Legally he can't jail them. Being in the US without documentation isn't a criminal offense, it's a civil offense.

[@krozareq]

It's mostly a Harris County policy to hand out PR bonds to virtually everyone except for bond violations and FTAs for misdemeanor offenses. The PR bond he gave him is consistent with other DWI cases he sees. Incoming Border Czar Tom Homan, along with the incoming President, has already expressed a change to this system. Detainers will be placed immediately. This will soon not be an issue.

[@Dildoreal]

Judge jewdy