Curious. Didnt they 'earn' it by breaking the law? How else would one 'earn' probation? After a jail sentence? Thats called release. Im just genuinely confused as to how this would work. Probation is a punishment, handed out for a crime... Same as a jail setence or a fine would be.
@@shupichii9647 They should have to serve a portion of their sentence, following all the rules and behaving themselves while in prison. If they can do that, then the rest of the sentence would be probated. 10% of the sentence would be a fair amount.
Yup!!!!! I work in alcohol probation ( contractor) , when I get them, I can't dump them, the buck stops with me, but I sure as heck can make their lives miserable trying get their driver license back. Someone like that can take years. I don't do anything to them, I let them do it to themselves. In extreme cases the company will dump them, except they are too worried about the profit margin to do it. I complained three times about one client who puts on a show just like this guy, he pulled his crap one day and $3000 said stop this place is unsafe and put my car back together. And they still didn't dump him.
By the time this guy learns the meaning of accountability he'll be to old. This is what happen to you when you listen to the wrong people all yer life.
Isn't it amazing all of the "victims" that run through the judicial system? The common denominator in all of his run-ins with the police and authority figures is HIM.
Another of these!! Angry and blames everyone for what he did! Sadly he’s coming out of prison when he goes more angry than when he went in!! Still nobody’s to blame but him!
Was he going on about a previous incarceration where he got shanked (probably deserved it) and then when he got on probation he committed 4 felonies and a misdemeanor. Started his appearance with the Honorable Judge Stevens by verbally abusing his defense attorney and more than likely most of the jail staff. Skip the trial and give him 30 years for the probation violations and then whatever he would get for the remaining cases, to make sure he understands that you don't mess with the staff of a judge give him 180 days for contempt of court to run consecutivly to all the other consecutive charges.
The age of those bailiffs are a concern as they won’t be able to stop anyone from doing harm to anyone in the courtroom. The one even appears to walk carefully as if he will could fall at any point. 😬
He most likely attended first grade and second grade and third grade - all wifoud gradumacatin'. Also most likely: he was suspended so many times that it was not possible for him to learn what good manners are! Those are generally taught in kindergarten, so there is that....
Do they judges have a secret button under their desks to ring for additional officers? As soon as the guy told the Judge Stevens that he doesn't care about the law at 4:12, the in-court officer moves up, and two more men came in from the side door. Great timing? I vote there's a secret button!
I saw a video (I can't remember which one) where there was a violent defendant and the judge said "This button isn't working". I guess that some courts are equipped with them.
That level of disrespect didn’t develop over night. If you were to ask his former elementary, middle or high school teachers they would say he displayed similar disruptive and disrespectful behavior to adults and students!😊
@@Tim.NavVet.EN2 agreed. I’d bet my retirement pension that he was an 9th grade drop out… so sad that society hasn’t recognized that many of these low-performing students who drop out are destined for a life of crime. I’ve noticed that a majority of the inarticulate defendants are drop-outs with violent tendencies.
The sad thing to think about is to consider the impact that had on all the other kids in his classes. A few disruptive students can harm the education opportunities of a whole class. Year after year.
Thank you for getting the expression "...another think coming" correct. WAY too many people think it's "...another thing coming" even though that make zero sense.
I always understood it as “if you think that’s how this is going to going work, you have another thing coming” as in: the thing/event you think will happen won’t happen, but another thing/event will. So it made sense to me that it would be “another thing coming.” That ‘thing’ for me was usually a whoopin’ 😅 But I can see now how it could be “another think,” as in: if you think that’s how this will go, you’re going to have a chance to re-think what’s actually happening.
@@thenazarenecatholic The problem exists in many languages where a word ending with a letter is immediately followed by a word that starts with the same letter. If you replace the word "think" with "guess" the meaning is the same but the two words don't run together.
Abusive, argumentative, disruptive are contempt issues: I would have found the defendant in contempt, $200 fine and 30 days in jail giving time for another PD to be appointed and to get up to speed...if it were me. If it were me, I would be ready to impose another contempt charge, $300 fine and 60 days the next time it happens after the defendant is warned, ad infinitum as required. And if it were me, if ever the case ever proceeded to sentencing, credit for time served would not be considered or ordered. If it were me ... Additionally, I would warn/advise the PD office to try, if possible, to appoint a PD who is an able self-defender of appropriate size ...
It's nobody's responsibility to apologize for the actions of others, but I am compelled to apologize to Judge Stevens and this attorney for having endured the verbal abuse and attitude of this defendant. Beyond this, I dont have words to say 'I'm sorry' on behalf of him, tho I'm sure he couid care less. Thank you people for your service.
he knows. he just figures if he can drag things out long enough some snowflakes will demand he be released because he didn't get a fair trial in a timely manner.
Seems like for defendants like this, they could have an isolated booth or room near the court where they could put them (with guard) where there would be a screen and speakers where they could hear everything in the court during their hearing, and a mic with a mute under control of the judge. They could also have some buttons labeled "YES" and "NO" that would be enabled by the judged and they would be forced to use if they refuse to answer Yes/No questions. The indications from the yes/no buttons would be announced clearly into the record. They could also have a "request to speak" button and maybe even an "object" button that would show an indicator to the judge only, who would then determine when to unmute the defendant when it was their turn to be heard (maybe those would play into the record, but would be single-fire and would play only ONCE until reset by the judge - in fact ALL the buttons could be single-shot until reset to prevent them from using them to spam interrupt proceedings) - and the defendant would also be on camera into the record as well.
I’m on the same docket as you. 65 years and I have only seen the inside of a courtroom from watching these videos. Must be hell to live your life looking over your shoulders waiting for someone to arrest you! Can’t imagine why people want to be like that. What is wrong with people?
This may be an example of psychotic behavior. Not all psychotic people are the typical stereotype people think of. Most CEO’s are actually psychotic. There’s studies showing how psychosis manifests differently in people.✌️
Stop committing crimes if you don’t want to go jail/ prison.. first mistake you made , you cuss out your lawyer, 2 you keeps interrupting judge stevens you going to pay for it big time….
This judge has the ability to just remove the guy when he doesn't like his behavior, but he gets visibly and verbally frustrated with the attorney who doesn't want to deal with the guys' threats. It's funny how that works.
I honestly feel sorry for this guy. Guaranteed he was raised without a father and by a mother who wouldn't discipline him and screamed at the school system when they tried to discipline him. He was never raised to be civilized, and now he's going to spend his life behind bars, if not now, then later. Welcome to the result of the Great Society's war on the black family unit.
Hes only proving that hes right where he needs to be!! Not being able to control your emotions or frustrations is a road map to throw away your freedom via prison, and have no value to society. A little bit of respect and accountability would have gone much further than his blatant unwillingness to listen at all, or accept accountability!
Dang, Judge Stevens emasculated the public defender who filed a motion to withdraw. Can’t say I blame him. Do we have someone who wants to compete with Sarah Boone to see who has the most attorneys quit? After a certain number, a defendant should have to defend themselves (with a pd to assist during trial)? (I know it’s unconstitutional, so it is unnecessary to hand down L1 lessons.)
I'm sorry but seeing the way the security guards were walking up to surround this defendant, it'd put a stake in my heart. It's not even age discrimination at this point. At least have some younger security as backup when the defendant may become extremely unruly. This one looked like he could have jumped over the desk if he'd wanted
The saying is, "If you think you are right, you have another think coming"... that's the saying. (or at least that's how it began...) Conversely, "Oh, is this something you did? Well you got another thing coming..." That's the way I always understood the phrase to be used.
Yep, unfortunately... Blame his parent(s) for withholding discipline from him, and/or blame this fool for not attempting to learn anything about civility, respect and other traits to become a productive adult.
The defendant is right.When the judge calls the public defenders "His Attorneys" you have a problem. This case calls for a outside appointed lawyer to represent him. He didnt threaten anyone and the judge should recuse himself.
There's not a lot of meat on the bones of a short hearing like this. You can always scrub forward with the right directional key to hop forward. That's an easy way to self edit. I did actually cut a lot of stuff out, it is by virtue of your comment that I can brag that my edits were mostly not noticed.
another one that thinks someone did something to him....not responsible for his own actions..........WTF
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with overgrown grown noses, extra hairy and razor lips.
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My sincere condolences to next 5 attorneys on the court appointment list.
Getting the last word is important to idiots and bullies.
Right….lets blame the attorney for the crap that you caused.
I love how the balifs keep getting closer and closer to him, protect Judge Stevens!
Their age is a concern. The criminals could do a lot of damage and harm before the bailiffs even start towards the criminals.
He's been attacked before. The judge has mentioned it a couple times. Dudes name was Bartholomew lol.
*bailiffs, but yeah 🙂
So far a violent drug addict. Guilty as charged, clearly.
This is much better without terrible music blasting throughout the video. Good job.
People like him are why probation should be earned, not just handed out to clear a lawyer's caseload
that's not how that works
Curious.
Didnt they 'earn' it by breaking the law?
How else would one 'earn' probation? After a jail sentence? Thats called release.
Im just genuinely confused as to how this would work.
Probation is a punishment, handed out for a crime... Same as a jail setence or a fine would be.
@@shupichii9647 They should have to serve a portion of their sentence, following all the rules and behaving themselves while in prison. If they can do that, then the rest of the sentence would be probated. 10% of the sentence would be a fair amount.
Yup!!!!! I work in alcohol probation ( contractor) , when I get them, I can't dump them, the buck stops with me, but I sure as heck can make their lives miserable trying get their driver license back. Someone like that can take years. I don't do anything to them, I let them do it to themselves. In extreme cases the company will dump them, except they are too worried about the profit margin to do it. I complained three times about one client who puts on a show just like this guy, he pulled his crap one day and $3000 said stop this place is unsafe and put my car back together. And they still didn't dump him.
@@RattiusHattus Y’all say anything like seriously 😂 You’re suggestion is already exists & it’s called parole.
I’m surprised his family who he committed these crimes against didn’t scream out in court that he’s innocent of all charges! Nope! He’s not!
By the time this guy learns the meaning of accountability he'll be to old. This is what happen to you when you listen to the wrong people all yer life.
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Cmon, do you think he ever listened to anyone. Not bloody likely!
No respect at all...yea he actually thinks by bullying everybody he will get his way...he needs to go back to his cell
Isn't it amazing all of the "victims" that run through the judicial system? The common denominator in all of his run-ins with the police and authority figures is HIM.
I, for one, am shocked this fine, upstanding man would have been accused of crimes that involve equal parts selfishness and anger.
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A true American!
Another of these!! Angry and blames everyone for what he did! Sadly he’s coming out of prison when he goes more angry than when he went in!! Still nobody’s to blame but him!
Was he going on about a previous incarceration where he got shanked (probably deserved it) and then when he got on probation he committed 4 felonies and a misdemeanor. Started his appearance with the Honorable Judge Stevens by verbally abusing his defense attorney and more than likely most of the jail staff. Skip the trial and give him 30 years for the probation violations and then whatever he would get for the remaining cases, to make sure he understands that you don't mess with the staff of a judge give him 180 days for contempt of court to run consecutivly to all the other consecutive charges.
matter of time before he gets his life without parole.
but who is the poor person to lose their life from this guy? That's what will probably have to happen.
Judge Stevens does not play! Gotta love him! 👨⚖️
I like how the bailiffs are ready to act, and moving in.
The age of those bailiffs are a concern as they won’t be able to stop anyone from doing harm to anyone in the courtroom. The one even appears to walk carefully as if he will could fall at any point. 😬
He didn't go to school like a normal person . Let alone the first grade!...LOL
He most likely attended first grade and second grade and third grade - all wifoud gradumacatin'. Also most likely: he was suspended so many times that it was not possible for him to learn what good manners are! Those are generally taught in kindergarten, so there is that....
No, he's too big & important to go to school!
Thank you for doing this one I started watching on another channel but music was blaring over the whole story and couldn’t hear it!
Do they judges have a secret button under their desks to ring for additional officers? As soon as the guy told the Judge Stevens that he doesn't care about the law at 4:12, the in-court officer moves up, and two more men came in from the side door. Great timing? I vote there's a secret button!
I've wondered this too.🤔
I saw a video (I can't remember which one) where there was a violent defendant and the judge said "This button isn't working". I guess that some courts are equipped with them.
These pos should not have access to an unlimited number of attorneys, two and then he is on his own.
He said "he offered me 20 years". Like the defense lawyer chooses the deals that are offered. Unreal.
and, a couple years down the road the defendant will be whining that he couldn't get a trial because the court kept changing his public defenders.
If he wasn't taught this behavior as a child, he was taught it on the streets by his crew.
Judge Steven’s not the one buddy , stop interrupting him blaming other for his behavior, he needs to be off the streets asap he’s a menace to society
That level of disrespect didn’t develop over night. If you were to ask his former elementary, middle or high school teachers they would say he displayed similar disruptive and disrespectful behavior to adults and students!😊
Whenever he was in the classroom .vs. the streets!
@@Tim.NavVet.EN2 agreed. I’d bet my retirement pension that he was an 9th grade drop out… so sad that society hasn’t recognized that many of these low-performing students who drop out are destined for a life of crime. I’ve noticed that a majority of the inarticulate defendants are drop-outs with violent tendencies.
If someone asked the Dr. who delivered him they would get the same answer.
The sad thing to think about is to consider the impact that had on all the other kids in his classes. A few disruptive students can harm the education opportunities of a whole class. Year after year.
Please keep him locked away with no key!
Thank you for getting the expression "...another think coming" correct. WAY too many people think it's "...another thing coming" even though that make zero sense.
I always understood it as “if you think that’s how this is going to going work, you have another thing coming” as in: the thing/event you think will happen won’t happen, but another thing/event will.
So it made sense to me that it would be “another thing coming.” That ‘thing’ for me was usually a whoopin’ 😅
But I can see now how it could be “another think,” as in: if you think that’s how this will go, you’re going to have a chance to re-think what’s actually happening.
@@thenazarenecatholic The problem exists in many languages where a word ending with a letter is immediately followed by a word that starts with the same letter.
If you replace the word "think" with "guess" the meaning is the same but the two words don't run together.
Abusive, argumentative, disruptive are contempt issues: I would have found the defendant in contempt, $200 fine and 30 days in jail giving time for another PD to be appointed and to get up to speed...if it were me. If it were me, I would be ready to impose another contempt charge, $300 fine and 60 days the next time it happens after the defendant is warned, ad infinitum as required. And if it were me, if ever the case ever proceeded to sentencing, credit for time served would not be considered or ordered. If it were me ...
Additionally, I would warn/advise the PD office to try, if possible, to appoint a PD who is an able self-defender of appropriate size ...
It's nobody's responsibility to apologize for the actions of others, but I am compelled to apologize to Judge Stevens and this attorney for having endured the verbal abuse and attitude of this defendant. Beyond this, I dont have words to say 'I'm sorry' on behalf of him, tho I'm sure he couid care less. Thank you people for your service.
He’s never gonna learn. God gave us 2 ears & 1 mouth for a reason
When the court officers start moving in.... 😊
Only second time I've ever seen a defense attorney stand as far away as possible from client.
This guy doesn’t know that acting this way he will never get heard. He needs an attorney that can sit down and let him talk as long as he is civil?
he knows. he just figures if he can drag things out long enough some snowflakes will demand he be released because he didn't get a fair trial in a timely manner.
I love watching Judge Stevens, he doesn't play games.
20 years? Wah, Wah! Don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
Seems like for defendants like this, they could have an isolated booth or room near the court where they could put them (with guard) where there would be a screen and speakers where they could hear everything in the court during their hearing, and a mic with a mute under control of the judge. They could also have some buttons labeled "YES" and "NO" that would be enabled by the judged and they would be forced to use if they refuse to answer Yes/No questions. The indications from the yes/no buttons would be announced clearly into the record. They could also have a "request to speak" button and maybe even an "object" button that would show an indicator to the judge only, who would then determine when to unmute the defendant when it was their turn to be heard (maybe those would play into the record, but would be single-fire and would play only ONCE until reset by the judge - in fact ALL the buttons could be single-shot until reset to prevent them from using them to spam interrupt proceedings) - and the defendant would also be on camera into the record as well.
The deputy is thinking, "Oh please make a move, PLEASE."
Thanks to the Wolf 🐺.
The problem isn't the anger (and I wish that the judge wouldn't imply that it is). The problem is the lack of control of said anger.
Judge Stevens for President .. Dealing with angry 'victims' properly.
Judge Stevens. That empty file could be mine. So far I've made it 75 years without an arrest. What am I missing?
I’m on the same docket as you. 65 years and I have only seen the inside of a courtroom from watching these videos. Must be hell to live your life looking over your shoulders waiting for someone to arrest you! Can’t imagine why people want to be like that. What is wrong with people?
Another one who uses emotion over intellect .
Some of these animals are beyond help
Very true.
Can I please just say "THANK YOU!" Finally, someone else who knows the expression is "another THINK coming", not "thing"!
My pleasure to delight.
Another vicitm
"he had the nerve to offer me 20 years" as opposed to what? This guy sounds like they don't need to be making ANY deals with him.
Judge Stevens does not waste breath on stupidity
These people can not be reasoned with.
"this is unlawful" got him out before he went into some sovereign rant
Let the wolf deal with him.
This is why they used to gag in court.
"He has another THINK coming"????😅😅 Kitty Kat needs and editor.
He's just been misunderstood all his life.
And yet he keeps being released.
This may be an example of psychotic behavior. Not all psychotic people are the typical stereotype people think of. Most CEO’s are actually psychotic. There’s studies showing how psychosis manifests differently in people.✌️
I believe most CEOs are sociopaths.
And thats why hes in prison now
"Whatever" lol That tells me everything about the defendant. All hot air.
Probation is a blessing and a privilege, not a right. Too often it’s just assumed that someone has to be given probation. It wasn’t always that way.
Thank you
Another victim
And in Judge Stevens court,,,,,,Another one bites the dust.
I'm sorry but those old geezer security guards are so unintimidating
Thanks!
Wow. Thank you so much.
He never.saw the deputies inching up behind him. They knew he wasn't going to last long up there at the stand..
Stop committing crimes if you don’t want to go jail/ prison.. first mistake you made , you cuss out your lawyer, 2 you keeps interrupting judge stevens you going to pay for it big time….
I LOVE the wolf in the corner doing his own commentary. It feels like Mr. Wolf is observing the proceedings right along with us. 👍😎
Quite a typical example by now
Officer Tommy Tazer and Officer Peter Pepper should have done their business.
How about Sgt. Duct Tape❓
This judge has the ability to just remove the guy when he doesn't like his behavior, but he gets visibly and verbally frustrated with the attorney who doesn't want to deal with the guys' threats. It's funny how that works.
…i just love your outro music🎶
Good Doggie 🐺💕
No justice?? He was given probation, instead of sent straight to prison. What did he want? A free pass??
Just subscribed.
Should have done it a while ago.
Nice job with all your videos.
I honestly feel sorry for this guy. Guaranteed he was raised without a father and by a mother who wouldn't discipline him and screamed at the school system when they tried to discipline him. He was never raised to be civilized, and now he's going to spend his life behind bars, if not now, then later. Welcome to the result of the Great Society's war on the black family unit.
And what for all of his victims of abuse?
African American History Month.
He's got a point 20 years 😮
Uh huh. That's the reward for the 4 Felonies he committed while out on Probation...
Did you hear the charges ??
Theres that saying if you cant do the time dont do the crime. He has an issue with the time. Well? Its a little late.
Hes only proving that hes right where he needs to be!! Not being able to control your emotions or frustrations is a road map to throw away your freedom via prison, and have no value to society. A little bit of respect and accountability would have gone much further than his blatant unwillingness to listen at all, or accept accountability!
Mope.
Dang, Judge Stevens emasculated the public defender who filed a motion to withdraw. Can’t say I blame him.
Do we have someone who wants to compete with Sarah Boone to see who has the most attorneys quit? After a certain number, a defendant should have to defend themselves (with a pd to assist during trial)? (I know it’s unconstitutional, so it is unnecessary to hand down L1 lessons.)
Uh oh.
The state has brought in the love child of Dudley Dursley and Harry Potter to prosecute.
This guy is screwed!
would be less confusing if you wrote the month and time instead of using the numeric format as most people do not use the american MM/DD/YY format
No ones does anything
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Look at the "attorney" on the left. He looks like he's 16 years old.
I'm sorry but seeing the way the security guards were walking up to surround this defendant, it'd put a stake in my heart. It's not even age discrimination at this point. At least have some younger security as backup when the defendant may become extremely unruly. This one looked like he could have jumped over the desk if he'd wanted
his wrists were shackled to his ankles, he wasn't going anywhere being hogtied like that.
people with Antisocial Personality Disorder can't be cured.
Id be mad too shit 20 yrs
What the hell is bind
Lone wolf, spelling, think coming or thing coming?
The saying is, "If you think you are right, you have another think coming"... that's the saying. (or at least that's how it began...) Conversely, "Oh, is this something you did? Well you got another thing coming..." That's the way I always understood the phrase to be used.
he also used ‘passed’ instead of ‘past’ when referring to if the defendant passed (sic) the first grade.
Another entitled black “king”! Haha!
Yep, unfortunately... Blame his parent(s) for withholding discipline from him, and/or blame this fool for not attempting to learn anything about civility, respect and other traits to become a productive adult.
The defendant is right.When the judge calls the public defenders "His Attorneys" you have a problem. This case calls for a outside appointed lawyer to represent him. He didnt threaten anyone and the judge should recuse himself.
Are you related to the defendant?
@@Shermmy Im your real daddy
Abuse to two public defenders in a row should be deemed a waiver of the right to counsel provided by the state.
Can’t these be edited so there isn’t so much boring nothing to watch.❓
There's not a lot of meat on the bones of a short hearing like this. You can always scrub forward with the right directional key to hop forward. That's an easy way to self edit. I did actually cut a lot of stuff out, it is by virtue of your comment that I can brag that my edits were mostly not noticed.
Not much to see here.
How dare that Judge interfer with his Black culture.
Fix the sound
HOW? What's wrong with it? I normalized and did basics. I can only work with what the courts make available.
@@LoneWolfUsul I thought the audio was fine on my phone.✌️
That request is a bit vague. If you thought something was wrong with the sound, you could’ve at least said what is wrong.