Judge Hands Out CREATIVE Punishments
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- čas přidán 16. 04. 2024
- Judge Cicconetti has a soft spot for animals. So when animal abusers appear in front of him he’s all about giving them a taste of their own medicine and he gets really creative with punishments.
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Now this is a judge that understands how to punish people for their crimes. I have no sympathy for animal abusers.
I'm not trying to be mean or anything I'm just asking a question, do you have a soft spot for rapist or murders then?
I don't care about what people do
@@theking7777 then why comment?
@@AceAlbatros who comment what?
@@adammikaeltang7791i guess the one he answerd deletet his comment😂
Humiliation is the worst form of punishment, and this proves it 😂😂
It was common many years ago. I wonder if it is legal now.
@@1985230ce no because now its counter-prodcutive - repeat offenders are perfect since this means more inmates --> more revenue for all the private prisons....
What if the criminal is into that though? Then its not a punishment its more of a turn on? 😂😂
@@SomeoneStoleMyHandle911well then you just give them the normal thing, or continue to do it cuz f creation is more of name calling and making someone feel “guilty” or “wrong” about having sexual desires (EX: calling them a whore despite having sex with them) instead of this which is more social embarrassment which nobody wants or likes as it’s a prime root in our monkey brain to not want to be outed by our peers.
@@SomeoneStoleMyHandle911me fr😈😈
Prison is meant for the worst of the worst. This judge gave those who weren't at that level an equal punishment without the prison sentence. Beautiful!
Yeah that judge is handing out punishments that are equivalent to community service.
@@Ionstorm2002 except the added shame they receive. Everyone would know you as the person who had to do the weird punishment.
aren't jail and prison different
@@theonewhocaredandasked9126similar, the difference is security freedom level and really what you did, they sort of take care of different problem people
This seems cruel and unusual
He said "Go to your room and think about what you did." 😂😂😂
That 10% to the normal 75% shows how effective the punishments really are.
EXACTLY. 65% difference is CRAZY due to the fact of the amount of people that go through court. They take the average of clients they get, then the amount of repeat in that amount to get their percent margin. To put it in a better perspective by using small numbers, 2000 people, and they get 500 repeats on average that's a 25% chance of getting repeat cases. So, depending on the crime rate and rate of cases charged in an area, the number of people rolling into court could be higher or lower. He's doing good work to lower the rate of people repeating their awful actions by making them feel it first and then see if they want someone else to feel that too for their own twisted pleasure, kudos to him!
Yes, that's why he mentioned it. "Wow , that thing he said to show the difference shows a difference."
or maybe he only handles mild cases, who knows?
The prison system is made for profit, so they benefit from making sure that inmates re-offend.
I'm sure he'll get canceled. BUT HIS WAYS FUCKING WORK AND I SUPPORT IT 10000%
This Judge really knows how to make people regret their decisions. He deserves a reward
He’s a good judge but he’s playing too loose with the law either of the people he punished could have gotten hurt than sued the govt
Suing the government is a joke although, it does seem like this falls under unusual punishment?
Hes teaching them empathy, something their parents should have done.
Stupid judge
@@edwinasas5075he gave 2 options - the normal law punishment and other one is his own option
Good to see a judge that’s actually in it for justice
That’s because he’s making them learn from their bad actions and making them think about what they did instead of thinking about how sorry they are for themselves in jail
This judge believes in re-education instead of jail time. I like it!!!
Finally!!! Someone gets what punishments should be and do!
100%
Yeah, seems to me like the judge is teaching these people some empathy
I agree, however, the percentages are really deceiving. They aren’t even comparable
Hey how did we both have such similar profile pictures
Making people experience what their victims go through is the best way to prevent future crime. Empathy is the key to becoming a better person.
yeah but that lady already lived in a dump and the one he made her sit in for 8hrs probably smelt better and she probably tried bringing some of it home.
@@danielponiatowski7368 Yeah that one probably missed the mark for sure, but I mean if he has the rare L sentence that's still better than a lot of court systems that will just incarcerate you because it's profitable and kick you back out to HOPE you offend again so they can double dip on you.
Does depend on the crime but usually yes
Sometimes it's a crime of desperation, like theft and whatnot
Proud that we call this man a judge because he’s a real one.
Bro really said:
"Stay there and think about what you did wrong"
That judge is so smart. Keeps people out of jail and comes up with a punishment even more fitting. Seems like a great guy!
It's literally illegal. The 8th amendment says so.
His kids better follow his footsteps and not be a dickhead like the 99.99% of other judges...
@@DavidMark-jk5yk not like the corrupt ones who let criminals get away with it easy
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@@DavidMark-jk5ykwho said they would become judges?
Didn't even know they were allowed to get so creative 🤣
They can if they have a choice of longer jail stay, which is legal.
It’s very risky to do what this judge is doing. If that woman got killed while she was out in the woods at night, he would be held responsible and likely lose his job.
Edit: I guess most of you don’t understand how the laws work in the US so I’ll expand on what I said. The judge imposes a sentence upon a defendant who has been convicted or who has pled guilty to a crime. There are specific guidelines set by law for particular crimes such as the amount of fines, length of imprisonment, jail time or probation. These guidelines may set the minimum and maximum amount of punishment the judge may impose on the defendant. All of this is protected by the 8th amendment which prohibits imposing excessive bail, excessive fines, or cruel and unusual punishments.
@@Ant_Dawggshe and the choice to just do jail tho
Edit: 4 days after the posting of this reply the argument is resolved between me and ant_dawgg, no need to keep notifying me.
@@geochonker9052 doesn’t matter. What I said still applies.
@@Ant_Dawgg Why should the judge be responsible for damages from a risk she could have chosen not to take?
We need more people like him. Personalized punishments.
Another example that alternative punishments are far more effective that prison sentances
Need more judges like him.. Empathy goes a long way to stop abuse, if the abuser can walk a mile in their victims shoes they can often realise how bad it is and stop.
Until they forget like all lessons.
Ngl, you only get your freedom back sooner. The monetary cost is about the same if you count your expenses too
@@BogotheMonkeyyeah I’m honestly all for this
@@Notypls101this judge uses similar techniques to gentle parenting so let’s talk about parenting studies. Kids are more likely to listen to a parent when they can pick from options. They’re also more likely to follow through with it because they got to choose it. And studies have shown that having the punishment fit the crime and even correlate with it, works better with kids. Of course you’ll always have your actual bad people still, but a lot of what this judge is doing has already been proven by early childhood psychologists.
@@hannahandersen6869 source?
That judge is one of the most creative judges when it's comes to punishment you will ever know about
I heard his name as Judge Chicken Heady
@@ishm357 he might have a few nicknames tho I'm not sure
Public humiliation is a criminally underrated form of punishment.
This guy gives people a better taste of their medicine than pharmacists do
Finally a judge That stands up for Helpless animals. he makes the animal abuser. Get a taste of their own medicine. And he's a regular judge too I like him
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Plus his name sounds like "Chicken Eddy"
shut up please there are homeless people everywhere. Let’s focus on them before we worry about an animal.
Helpless animals are crazy you know that brown bears can break all ur bones in less than 2 minutes
@@user-nz1gm9hc4i but she means:kittens,dogs,bunnies and other home pets
Yeah because instead of just punishing he actually helps people understand how exactly were they wrong
Only works on normal humans
@@timesup6302 no, not really, if you don't just punish people but help them, they are more likely to become better regardless of whether they are normal or not, and when it's just punishment, then it's almost guaranteed that the person that got punished either doesn't change, or, more likely, gets worse
You are wrong. Fixing everyone instead of punishing is right.
@@S.Gamedev-zc2wp Not everyone can be fixed.
@@timesup6302 however, when you just punish people, it's almost guaranteed to make them worse. When you attempt to fix them, it's unlikely that they will because worse
Also i doubt that you're actually right, I'm sure if someone doesn't get better after attempts to fix them, then that's just psychological problem that requires medical attention.
You should change your opinion on the topic, you're wrong
@@timesup6302actually give them help instead of screwing them off and I guarantee you that most problems are fixed
Need more judges like him
we need more men like this he has the balls to actually give a proper punishment
This breaks the 8th amendment and judges are supposed to be impartial.. stop your moral highroading
@@plasma7819 if you think a judge shouldn’t have a proper moral code and have no emotions whatsoever then I believe that you are in the wrong
@@crazygaims4280 strawman. Obviously they should have a moral code, but they shouldn’t be giving out special punishments because of how they feel on a crime.
@@plasma7819 so the drastic drop in the crime rate doesn’t count then
Actual learning takes actual teaching
there's no teaching
We have an education system in place for a reason tho how effective, is debatable@@theonewhocaredandasked9126
I absolutely adore judges like him😆 mad respect👏👏
This makes sooo much sense! Nobody learns anything good in prison, but these punishments actually incourage people to develop alittle empathy by experiencing the same pains theyve inflicted.
Judgement does not work if no one fears the punishment. This man understands that.
there are laws against "cruel and unusual" punishment. hence he gave them the choice of the the legally allocated jail time or his alternative. They are not forced to take the unusual punishment, hence those who takes the alternative fears the standard jail time more. His alternative is educational rather than punishment, it educates and instil empathy rather than fear.
Humility humbles.
Indeed.
i mean, thats what humility means
bro humility means humble it doesn't mean humiliation
Finally. A judge with real wisdom...refreshing.
The definition of cruel and unusual punishment being strongly enforced by this Judge! Good job 👍
Give a punishment that befits the crime. Fantastic judge!
And he can change people for the better too, rate of reoffending is much lower when they go to him
I really admire and love this guy. Give people a taste of their own medicine. 💜
No this is smart.
He takes put yourself in their shoes to a whole different level😂
I'd like to give this judge a handshake, a hug, and buy him a drink.
We need judges like this man
This breaks the 8th amendment and judges are supposed to be impartial.. stop your moral highroading
You know why he has such a low recidivism rate? Because he doesn't sentence people to the normal life destruction sentences. People can actually go forward in life after court, instead of being 'set up for failure' that typically forces people back to jail!!
I feel like making someone sit in a landfill for 8 hours is pretty close to violating the 8th amendment lmao
@@tacomiesterthey probably made sure she wouldn't be able to get sick or injured from anything there, frankly it's a mercy.
@@r0seboi651 it’s a cruel mercy which imo is the best kind of mercy
@@tacomiester They probably gave them a choice, a normal sentence or the creative one
The 94 Crime Bill. Thank you Joe Biden.
definition of “treat others how you wanna be treated”
He's a great guy and shows compassion when necessary. A real hometown hero.
We definitely need more judges like this 😊
pretty sure it’s illegal
It's illegal. 8th Amendment
@kathrynqueen7289 I mean he gave the 1st lady a choice and idk if it would really classify as a cruel punishment
@@kathrynqueen7289 F America it sucks F the founding fathers too
@@willallen6361no it's still cruel since your being forced to stay outside so yeah its highly illegal and the judge should lose his job for not giving people actual legal sentences
This judge understands what needs to be done, and he is getting results. Keep going!
Finally! A judge who actually knows what he's doing!
Perhaps the only judge in the world with the right notions of justice.
This judge is one of the best fathers, i can tell that, cause only a loving father will punish their children in ways that'll make them 90% of the time not to do it again
if it's 90% of the time then that's not very loving
“Sit in trash for 8 hours” and “Spend a night alone in the woods” is definitely cruel and unusual punishment
What they didn't was cruel and unusual buutt no it doesn't counts as a counter law exist under the section animal endangerment
I agree animals doesnt have souls they shouldnt be treated like humans punishment like that should put the judge in the jail
@@Abramsexton they are still living, breathing, feeling beings. Those people shouldn't have done horrible things to animals, because then they wouldn't be there.
@@Abramsextonwtf?
@@Abramsexton I feel bad for your two cats. Hope they’re safe with how you view animals.
The whole world needs this guy
I respect this judge instead of the usual thing that no one really fears anymore he gets creative so no one knows what’s coming for them
I freakin love this judge. May he keep dishing this kind of justice. Great job sir.
Punishment without a lesson is just pain, and the abusers will only learn resentment and rebellion in the end.
By putting the abusers in the same terrible conditions they put others through, they understand that pain on a more personal level and they learn to feel guilty for their actions. That is why the judge has such a low amount of repeated offenders.
Not all heroes wear capes... some wear robes.
We need more in robes
@@sgtwhisker26 a couple in capes wouldn't hurt
@@vEverRunFoxWT Edna mode would like to have a conversation with you
@@annabethrose2318 Not that *Yass* lookin ah grandma
Why can't more judges be like this man?
He's national treasure ❤
We need more creative judges
I love this guy, I dont even know much about him but hes making an effort for the good of the world
GIVE THIS MAN THE JOB OF TEACHING OTHER JUDGES!!!
Way to go judge, that return rate is something to be proud of.
Judge Cicconetti is the goat 🐐
Judge Chickenetti is the chicken 🐔
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Chickenheadie
This man should get a raise.
This should be implemented everywhere.
This is amazing.. I think all judges should take a look at this kind of sentencing I believe it would make a huge difference. Eye for an eye
That is a good judge 👍
This is a good judge! Keep him in work
Who gon tell him abt the 8th amendment 😭
@@geovannialamillo1187 He's giving them a choice between jail time or an alternative
Yes!!!!! This is what I've always hoped for. It's so easy for people just to do time in prison. Make em go through exactly what they put their victims through. Yes! I love this judge and I don't even know much more about him outside of this short
Imagine that, having a similar shared experience helps people understand what they're doing is wrong
Imagine there are too many animal abusers and they aren't alone in the woods anymore, because they have each other.
Protect that man. God has blessed him to be an effective judge we rarely see in society.
It's also important to note that he gives people the choice of going through the normal types of punishment (i.e., jail) or the alternative he invented. In a lot of ways, choosing your own punishment is more meaningful as well
I love this Judge, God Bless You
why can't ALL Judges be like this? Well Done. I salute you Sir'
They cant be like this because its illegal. Brother done broke the 8th amendment
Cruel and unusual punishment is very effective.
Cruel no, unusual yes
Also illegal... and grounds for a lawsuit and be exonerated 😅
I think that's why their is a choice in the matter.
@@JTPlaysPoorly Cruel is very effective, but not legally allowed it is in fact too effective to where it scares society as a whole.
It makes people fear daily existence which was the case in the middle ages.
In effect the punishments were so effective that them existing made people affraid to live.
@@xLakai. your literally wrong stop acting like you know shit
He should be an example for other judges - having such a better results should be something whole country strives for.
Get this judge a reward NOW!
I never thought I could love a man that I've never met.
We need more judges like him. Most of those people ACTUALLY learn their lesson with those punishments.
This judge needs to run a class. Let’s get this standardized for all judges. Clearly he gets results
I want to be him!!! I want to be able to do what he does!!! He has my ultimate respect!!!
The constitution says that we have a right against cruel and unusual punishment
if you have a choice between that and longer time it’s not a violation
@@justsome_memeguy oh okay thanks
@@justsome_memeguyNo. Has nothing to do with CHOICE. Cruel and/or unusual punishment will not be INFLICTED.
@@Red-Check-Mark can you read? They have a choice to not get punished in “cruel and unusual ways” so it’s legal smh
@@justsome_memeguylets hope you dont become a lawyer 😭
Finally a judge That stands up for animals, don't have voices. He makes the animal abusers go through What the animals had to go through and a regular judge Also
As someone who eats animals I hope no one will make me go through that💀
@@irgendeinname9256 There's a difference between cattle and companions. Slaughtering a cow isn't exactly on the same level as bashing a Guinea pig with a mallet.
@@lordderpington8021 well morally there isn't, just because we labeled them pets doesn't mean they are more sentient beings or whatever.
What does this even mean? "Finally a judge who stands up for animals"
Most judges don't go easy on animal abusers.
@@lordderpington8021have you seen a sheep? i once had a lamb my parents planned to slaugher for easter (it's a very common tradition and they do care about tradition) they didn't do it because we didn't let them, also dogs are dangerous and cats are survivors, leaving them in a park isn't cruelty at all if you compare that to the animals that end up on your plate, and that is considered "acceptable"
I don’t even want to hear cruel and unusual, this man is doing good work❤
This needs to be implemented everywhere
If all judges were like this man, crime would be at an all time low.
I like this judge!
God bless you Judge!! ❤👏👏👏
That's a real judge
Finally a judge I 1000% agree with
I Like this judge! way to go !!!
Court teaches you lessons while jail abandons you
At first I thought it was gonna be another Peter vs Chicken again but this was actually a whole lot better.
I love the way this judge thinks!
This is a good judge. Anyone that abuse's a animal is no good.
I eat them💀
@@irgendeinname9256fr people are such hypocrites. if i was an animal, i'd rather be left in a dirty room than turned into bacon 💀
@@sam3524 and the animals we keep for meat and and dairy products are usually treated much worse than the ones shown here. I'm no vegan, I'm just saying we can't take the moral high ground here.
@@sam3524spend 8 days in a land fill lol, let us see if you enjoy spending majority of your time confined in filth
@@purpledefaultpfp6233 I definitely wouldn't enjoy it! I'm just saying, it seems a bit hypocritical to oppose leaving animals in a dirty room while at the same time, paying for animal torture / slaughter for a taste preference
Respect for this judge !!!!!!
Judge is out here teaching empathy
I love this man, we need more judges like him
No cruel or unusual punishments. As much as I support this man, we can't afford to break our constitution.
It's cruel *and* unusual. It has to be both. These are also options. They are presented the option of jail time which is the standard punishment set by law. He gives them the opportunity to get off easier and spend just a fraction of the time actually being punished and he's far more successful than the other judges.
@@jplayzow okay, that makes a fair amount of sense when you put it like that.
@@nicholasjonas2505plus, they were given a choice between a normal sentence and the creative one, so fully legal :D
@@justsome_memeguythe prison sentence is longer
@@theonewhocaredandasked9126 oh yeah that too mb
Thank you Judge
we gotta add this to every court every offender depending on what they did get their own creative punishments sounds like justice to me
YES I LOVE HIM!!!!!! PEOPLE NEED TO BE LIKE THIS JUDGE!!!!!
that 10% vs 75% statistic is definitely cherry picked
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@@user-jd9sj1mq2bit is though, animal abusers are less likely to repeat in general
@@securityboy122 "Source: trust me bro" You're a gullible liberal I take it.
@@securityboy122yeah, but spending a long time in jail will destroy their life one way or another and that might lead them to going back to jail for other crimes.
good guy, better judge. he sounds really chill
Protect this man at all costs❤
We need more judges like this. People like this in the justice system in general. Animal cruelty should not be tolerated.
except for the ones that we eat
This breaks the 8th amendment and judges are supposed to be impartial.. stop your moral highroading