Judge Doubts Accused Murderer Hannah Payne’s Lawyer Really Had a Stroke, Finds Him in Contempt
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- čas přidán 13. 11. 2022
- On Monday, Judge Shana Rooks Malone delayed Hannah Payne's murder trial after her defense attorney Matthew Tucker apparently failed to inform the court that he recently suffered a stroke. No definitive trial date has been set. Payne faces murder charges for shooting 62-year-old Kenneth Herring while trying to perform a citizen's arrest, which she claims was in self-defense.
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The aggression toward this judge is misplaced anger. Keep throwing your tantrums, she's still going to prison and the judge will still be a judge...lol
💯
This is terrible it is taking to long to get justice for the family of the victim in this case.
Appoint a lawyer. She needs to go to jail. That man is DEAD for no reason.
This is so sad for Mr. Herrings family!!! 😢😢
She , deserves LIFE !
aged like wine
Update: lawyer did have a stroke and notified the courts. This judge should be disciplined.
This judged passed her bar exam by eh skin of her teeth. She ain’t going anywhere soon. Sickening……
I absolutely agree.
Apparently he had been Late before but he notified IN WRITING.
I hope she is sanctioned
@@stephaniehowe0973 you say this because you’ve seen an email?
@@justinejackowicz3043
Its all over the Internet
@@stephaniehowe0973 no, it’s not. You’re lying.
Apparently he did notify the court!
Guys, he DID notify the court, and also emailed the court and the staff about his medical issues. There was a recent news article about it.
No he didn’t. And him saying he did isn’t proof.
Yeah you right
Show us the article.
Where is the article and how do you know??
An email to the court staff after hours on a weekend IS notifying the court.
CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. - UPDATE: The trial has been postponed after the defendant’s attorney was found in contempt of court.
The woman accused of shooting and killing a man after a hit-and-run wreck is expected to go on trial on Monday.
Police said Hannah Payne shot and killed Kenneth Herring at the intersection of Forest Parkway and Riverdale Road in May 2019 after she saw him leaving the scene of a minor accident.
Prosecutors said Herring may have been having a medical episode at the time of the crash.
In a previous court appearance, prosecutors said Payne ignored the instructions of 911 dispatchers who told her to stay at the scene of the initial hit-and-run and not to engage the other driver.
“In the background, you can hear (Payne say), ‘Get out of the car. Get out of the car,’” Clayton police Detective Keon Hayward said in court at the time.
After the shooting, a witness recorded a video that appears to show Payne changing her clothes before police arrived.
as posted on wsbtv website.
We know all that lol
Thank you for the info
@@PatriotGamesROCKS I didn’t know.
Thank you for sharing that extra information! I would have no idea how to even begin!
I remember watching the video of that .
It’s nice that someone accused of murder just is able to freely leave court room and is not being held in Jail! WTF
Made bond
She is presumed innocent. Bail is not supposed to be punitive. It just ensures that she shows up for court.
what country do you live in? this is how our system works which is the best out. Dont be a fool because of your hurt feelings.
@@Simracing25 a fool
That's why I'm wondering if it isn't a stunt to get the trial delayed and the defendant more time out on bond.
And what’s terrible is the fact that the attorney did have a stroke and did notify the court… yikes
Nah, he just fooled you, you fell for it
Yes he did notify the court
@@BarronVonSchnoot Wrong
AND WHATS TERRIBLE is that miss Payne murdered a man and has gotten away with it for 4 years because the courts are slow
@@TPilly If the allegations are true I don’t think it’s fair to say “she’s gotten away with it.” Due process is important and her trial is coming. It is terrible that someone lost their life.
“Judge, my lawyer is in hospital after suffering a stroke”
Judge: “Ain’t nobody got time for that”
Hain't nobody got time fu'dat.
Hi' take ke'hu ma choo'lun.
Hon't need no man.
$100,000 of your tax dollars wasted because he didn’t make a phone call.
@@justinejackowicz3043 he emailed. Even had he not a stroke is an easy pass. A judge would order the lawyer to show cause why they shouldn't be held in contempt (proof of being admitted) and if unable to provide such a thing in an alloted time frame, then, then you'd hold them in contempt. Also at no point would it be appropriate to talk to the defendant that way
@@composmentis170 hahahahahahahahaha ok - show us the email. You can’t, can you.
@@justinejackowicz3043 even had he not he isn't obliged considering he had a stroke. He'd be ordered to show cause. Show us proof or then be held in contempt. The judge jumping the gun is highly inappropriate even more so with her followed uo conversation towards the client. So really your point is mute on if he had or hadn't sent an email
Wow, I see a lot of weight has been gained. This is getting ridiculous!!! I can't believe the injustice that the victim is receiving. Utterly ridiculous!!! Unbelievable. She should be in prison. She is a murderer that needs to be dealt with.
Yes. She looks terrible and that jail food will help her lose it.
She thinks she is the victim here
A lot of people are missing the point, if counsel can notify the defendant days prior, why couldn't they notify the courts? It makes no sense.
People who have strokes don't tend to make a lot of sense, since ya know they had blood flow cut off from their brain. Not trying to defend the defender, just trying to bring some rationality to this idea that someone who has had a stroke should be making completely reasonable decisions on what they should be doing.
@@IONull very true!
@@sarahjaynescott545 yeah but he may literally forgotten to tell his secretary? Have you had a stroke before or others close to you? They make no sense most of the time.
@@sarahjaynescott545secretaries don’t typically take it upon themselves to do the lawyers job.
@@IONull lawyers have their staff relay messages on their behalf all the time. If the client knew then they judge could have too bottom line there is no way to logically explain this away lol
That murderer said he shot himself with her gun. During the detective testimony he said Mr. Herring was shot several times.
Listening to the detective testimony again, I have to correct what I said, and that was the detective didn't say Mr. Herring was shot several times but was hit with a single shot.
He had no defense for her. And all he vould think of was to say he had a stroke. WOW
Should have listened to the Judge regarding new lawyer. No, you wanted that unprofessional clown- because you both wanted to lie about self defense.
The nerve of some people having a stroke in such a thoughtless manner.
So his client knew…but he said he emailed the court…but then asked why the judge wouldn’t take his client’s word for it…so either he did or he didn’t. It can’t be both…
@@justinejackowicz3043 could've been emailed to the clerk of staff. If staff doesn't tell judge she wouldn't know. Either way just order the attorney to show proof or be held in contempt. Instead she jumped the gun and had a very inappropriate lecture aimed at the defendant about her attorney
@@justinejackowicz3043 - It can be both very easily. If it was me, I would have contacted the court and told my client to say something as well, just in case the court didn't receive my letter.
@@ChristophProbst never is a client supposed to speak for a lawyer. Never.
@@justinejackowicz3043 Relaying info and speaking for are two separate things. If she starts saying what her attorney wants or what would be good for him then you'd have a point. She isn't making any form of decision on his behalf
According to this judge, the defense lawyer should have scheduled his stroke better. He informed the courts. And threatening his law license is beyond the pale.
He didn’t notify the court. Have you seen a dated email?
Sounds like you have personal interest in defending this judge.
@@justinejackowicz3043 he DID inform the court both by email as well is by telephone. Google is free.
@@aerynstormcrow according to HIMSELF. Not after swearing an oath, to tell the truth. Not after producing records for the news channel. Not after showing us his phone record. According to him and him alone.
@@justinejackowicz3043 Channel 2 Action News did an interview with him from his hospital bed. So he had to of been admitted. That good enough for you?
That lawyer can have as many strokes as he likes...his client is going to prison for life. We all know what the she did.
Her attorney knew what he was doing if he’s had run ins with that judge before🤦♀️ He probably did this on purpose to get a different judge because he knows her schedule is airtight or to just prolong the trial because he wasn’t prepared🤦♀️
He had a stroke on purpose as a trial tactic?
It'd be interesting if the lawyer did indeed have a stroke. Either way, she should find a new lawyer.
Darrell Brooks has a free schedule
@@harryricochet8134 Of course he will have to do it all by Zoom.
Sure that Senator from PA has had a stroke and so has Joe Biden and there's nothing wrong with those guys.
@@harryricochet8134 😆 his license may expire soon tho
@@SeemsFutileNow His licence cannot expire or be revoked because he does not recognise any jurisdictions other than that of the box fort as it was granted under Admiralty law pertaining to the 54th (seven seas) amendment of the Sovereign Citizen's Constitution. 🤣😂🤪
Lawyer is no good. He hurt that girls case and so did she. She was caught and should have showed remorse which she blamed the dead man and never took responsibility for what she did
Her lawyer needs to be replaced because he hurt her more than anything. She needs a new lawyer.
Ok so what is happening with this case,enough is enough.
Jail this person
@ 0:03:43 -- I'd be interested to know what the Sheriff's Deputy said "Counselor Tucker is..."
I find it hard to pass judgement with so little information. It's completely possible he had a stroke. It's possible he had a stroke, and is unaware the Court wasn't informed. It's possible the Court _was_ informed, but the judge wasn't. Who knows?
I'd also have liked to see what happened before this. When did everyone know he wasn't showing up? Who told the judge? What was her initial reaction? Why does she doubt he had a stroke at all, versus his office merely failing to inform her?
Can anyone explain the reason why she is out in the community and not locked up. She murdered someone? I'm not understanding why she is not awaiting her trial in jail? I would appreciate any law folks explaining it to me. Thank you
I feel the same way as you on this.
Because she posted bond, and people in the United States are innocent until proven guilty regardless of the circumstances of the case. She might well be convicted but our system doesn't require incarceration until trial unless they are thought to be a flight risk or pose a danger to themselves or others.
@@-Bill. I had thought since she chased a person like a psychopath and murdered him in cold blood that would be enough to prove she is clearly a danger to others. Our broken system at its best
@@-Bill. thanks for the explanation too:)
@@popi870 I'm not the judge, maybe they were required to offer bond in that state, sometimes they just set it extremely high thinking they won't be able to pay it, but family will often help out... just explaining why she was free
How could this piece of s*** be walking free right now
Didn't the judge say that she had issues with Tucker before about this happening.
He has health issues
How can we watch the trial live going forward?
You can't until it's rescheduled.
Why do people double down on doubting everything and everyone nowadays?
Hopefully the judge checked her voicemail before calling him out like that, lol
So many comments about if the lawyer actually had a stroke. Not the fact that a murderer walked out of the courtroom unbound & went about her day.
@@Sassyitalian2-bEEch should have never gotten a bond. The fact that it's been over 3 years now she has walked free long enough.
@@Me-yq1flthe McMichaels didn't kill anyone after they killed Ahmad Aubrey. & They showed up to court every court date. They were also innocent till proven guilty. Yet every citizen who seen that brutal killing knew those men were guilty. Just like everyone who seen or know about this case. Knows that the woman should already be rotting in prison...
An attorney who fakes a stroke to excuse getting out of tending court should be prosecuted and disbarred. An easy way to find out is did he even go to the doctor.
Hippa..
@@benjaminnadeau7305 NOT HOW HIPAA WORKS.
"oBjEkShUn relevance"
-Darrell Brooks
@@benjaminnadeau7305 hipaa prohibits Healthcare entities from disclosing your personal health information. It does not apply to judges
@@harryricochet8134 grounds
The judge made a real fool out of herself. The lawyer really did have a stroke and did inform the court. She needs to be disciplined for that. That has to be defamation.
She should be happy she’s out and about. If they find her guilty she’ll be glad for that time.
I mean if he had a stroke how could he reach out to court. This judge seems pretty certain he’s up to his lazy, shady ways again. Can’t wait to find out if he is a lie or had a stroke.
Apparently he did have a stroke and Apparently he emailed the court prior to this.... I say "Apparently" because I don't have proof that it's true... I just read it.
@@tikar8982 literally it’s a thing that we won’t get proof of. It’s his medical record and no one will say what happened except him
@@TPilly You do know that the hospital can release the records if he authorizes it don't you? He can easily prove his case and he was even interviewed by the media from him hospital room. People really really misunderstand what HIPAA does.
@@-Bill. but he hasn’t released that info. And he’s a fraud that staged being in that room. I’m glad he’s getting reamed for this
@@-Bill. but please, continue to defend the slimy murder defendant
tucker is googling "shady physicians that write doctor notes for money near me" as we speak.
😂
Just another murderer. Period
Whether he did or didn't have a stroke isn't the issue, it's that he didn't properly notify the court, but somehow managed to notify his client that Saturday as indicated by the judge.
Reckon it's a stunt? He would've known the court dockets are full and it would be months before they could reschedule.
If she's out on bond, wouldn't that delay her incarceration further?
Just wondering if the lawyer isn't really ill, what would his angle be?
@@cw6621 if it is a stunt it's one that's going to seriously cost him.
"Tucker said his office emailed the court to let the staff know he had a medical emergency. He just doesn’t understand why the judge refused to accept what Payne told her."
Nobody seems to read his office did send her an e mail so she was notified the same day his client was.
@@cw6621 to keep her free for as long as possible. Because him claiming his client was defending herself when it is hear on the 911 tape her saying she was going to shoot him if he didn't get out of the car isn't going to stand up in court.
What the??!!!
I literally rewatched to make sure I heard what I heard 👀 not the first time the lawyer hasn’t showed up on time? Whaaat is happening 😂
This is BS. The lawyer works for a firm. The firm should lose it's licenses.
3:28 "I'm not making any disparagements on Mr. Tucker" Other than not believing that he had a stroke, finding him in contempt, stating that she intends to file a complaint with the grievance committee and stating that he has caused problems with the court previously.
Well apparently the attorney has a habit of doing this and not showing up to court. It’s like the boy who cried wolf, if the attorney actually did have a heart attack this time. 🤷🏽♂️😂
Facts are not disparagements.
She didn't say he was a liar or talking about his character at all, just that there was no evidence that he had a stroke. Yes, this is implied from being held in contempt and her frustration, but those are not directly disparaging remarks. I'm sure there is an implication that if he were to provide proof of a stroke that kept him from court AND from notifying the court of his absence, then the contempt charge would be dropped.
You seem offended by her stating facts
His actions revealed his character
Ya know that Annie Oakley just got that gun and couldn't wait to used it. The problem is you can't shoot someone for committing a fender bender.
Has there been an update for a new trial?
She’s going to have ample reason for appeal thanks to Mr. Tucker.
Yeah if he can inform his client he can inform the court. If he medically couldn’t he wouldn’t have contacted his client either
He did inform the court, apparently. Idk why people missed this point.
@@courtneyr6645 Also the clown who posted the original comment thinks spending 5-10 minutes to notify people is the same as being in court all day...
@@courtneyr6645 where’s the proof?
@@justinejackowicz3043 the fact the judge has refused to make a public statement after this went big is telling
No it’s not. She said what she said on the record about a matter scheduled before her on that day. She is not required or allowed to speak of it any further.
The Judge is on a power trip!
Nope. She knows who is and out her court and if you are an unprofessional practitioner, they know it. Bet he would have gone out of his way to talk to the prosecutor and or judge if they were exact like him.
Thank you judge.
Wow. Just wow
But if he had a stroke…
It's the fact they didn't notify the court about it
@@idontwantone132 awe your right, he should have asked the stroke nicely if it would not mind waiting till the court proceeding was over, and when the stroke said no he should have called the court immediately, I see now…
What did she do again
@@DixieNormous00 he's part of a law group.
And told his client an Saturday.
So he could have easily said something
@@DixieNormous00 doesn’t matter, he had a job and didn’t do it. That’s the real world.
there's more to this, im sure. it sounds like the attorney is making it difficult for a reason.
The reason is he knows his client is guilty. Anne Oakley had just gotten that gun and couldn't wait to used it.
@@blackredneck4378 is that what it is, she had no business chasing him down to begin with, good samaritan or not. then to have weapon....man.
@@takingmyspiritback8060 yes so he trying everything he can to keep delaying her sentencing. You can't look at this and not find her guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. If she gets off scott free it is a serious injustice. To me this is like the Ahmaud Arbery case. Those men had no business chasing that young man down and killing him.
@@blackredneck4378 exactly, I was never so happy to see those 3 found guilty....this is the same situation.
@@takingmyspiritback8060 I think this judge is going to try and push this trial up and not keep pushing it back. Now if she goes and get another lawyer it will be awhile before this case comes to trial again.
I'm having a very hard time visually processing the person on the left at 00:27. Can someone decipher if that is an actual human being?
And these are the people you vote into office? Now wonder so many innocent are sitting in prison!
Illogical. Unless one has a bench trial and the Judges finds guilt and sentences, your grievance is totally misplaced, sir. Juries, juries, juries.
Not a doctor, bot lots of people who have a stroke might have a difficult time communicating that....
If he has any evidence at all later, the contempt will be purged
I'm sure he has a clerk or secretary that could have informed the Court. Especially since the defendant apparently had known for a couple of days before hand. (according to the judges statement)
The judge explained he had a track record of non attendance and showing up late. He should be struck from the bar.
If the defendant knew days prior, the courts should've been notified as well.
@@Blue-Dog Yes she wouldn’t have said that unless there was a history/basis for contempt - also is Defendant out on bail because if not I’d be furious that my case got delayed from then to mid-2023 all because of my lawyer (unless it was a real actual stroke which I would understand, but you’d need a new one either way wouldn’t you). It looks like she is because she just walked out with her friend.
This is a sad case. She placed herself in this position. She was told to stop pursuing this man but due to her feeling privileged She chose to take the law into her own hands. I pray his family get JUSTICE 💔
Feeling privileged??
@@scaramouche600 are you confused or something?
@@scaramouche600 My reaction as well
@@scaramouche600 well, for whatever her reasoning, she felt entitled to take the law into her own hands after specifically being told not to. We all know that only cops are allowed to kill people in traffic events.
I pray Justice will come down more and more as we move forward, Amen.
I certainly hope this doesn’t become grounds for an appeal!!!!
What ? The trial was rescheduled. She kept her lawyer. A different Judge tried the case. No harm. No foul (or vice versa).
Yet people doing 20 years for selling weed
Sorry her lawyer suposely had a stroke, but if he did he should have made sure Ms. Hannah had a new attorney. So what people should not have a trial of her murderous behavior because he had a stroke. These people are doing everything possible to not allow the case to go to trial. Matter of fact her butt should be in jail until the trial starts. How the ham sandwich this chick is not locked up anyway instead of sitting at 🏠 like she didn't kill this man. Get this women to trial, so his family can get justice!!
She's right, the defendant deserves an attorney who's actually going to show up for her or at the very least inform the state and the judge. Sounds like this lawyer has done this before. If you can inform your client, then you can inform the court too. Regardless of what the defendant may or may not have done, she deserves an attorney who's going to show up, who's professional and works _with_ the court instead of just MIAing, and who's going to actually defend her.
Darrell Brooks is available
@@ross951 His staff should have contacted the court
@@ross951 You do realize that if his law clerks know the court should have been informed
@@ross951 You do realize if he informed her on that SATURDAY then he could of notified the judge JUST as easy
@@ross951 that doesn't excuse his past actions.
No justice for that man she should be ashamed
He actually did have a stroke. It can be hard to inform people of things during a stroke, as you might guess.
Then how did his client know?
@@justinejackowicz3043 because it was his office that notified the court and his client. It's *literally* in the articles.
@@benjie128 listen carefully:
Just because he says it’s true doesn’t make it so. He also said “I don’t know why the judge doesn’t just trust my client.” So which is it - did he send the email or did he want his client to tell The Court?
@@justinejackowicz3043 I never knew I could only tell one person a thing. Almost like the possibility of telling 2 seperate people the same thing is something that is capable of being done
@@composmentis170 the court wouldn’t lie about it since it’s an easily proven thing. He is lying to the press for PR.
Never NEVER waive your right to a speedy trial.
Horrible advice
😂😂😂😂 now I saw the attorney in the bed in the hospital on the news the judge needs to recused on this case
Now it's national news because she jumped the gun. Lock up the defendant for sure but the judge was out of line with the comments about the lawyer.
Atlanta! STOP playing games. This is a disgrace!
Pls give this girl life in prison there’s no reason for her to do what she did
I was grievously injured because of an attorney similar to this. I wish the judge had the same common sense and strength that this judge has.
I'm sorry to hear that. The judge did say she's had problems in the past with him showing up. It's a shame, attorneys get paid good money but if their reputation isn't good and they aren't taking responsibility for their cases, actions should be taken against them.
Judges rarely do their job. Fortunately this one seems to be one of the better ones
If the judge didn't do that it was probably because of a grudge against you. And you definitely have grounds for appeal and maybe a dismissal of the previous conviction. You should talk to a decent attorney about it. If impropriety has been found you maybe able to get some sort of compensation
@@tasteslikepennies2549 compensation? From the courts? For a judge not doing their job? Are you delusional? 😝 that’s not going down anywhere.
@@thedissector8921 yes. The Supreme Courts have handed down decisions like that in the past. Especially if a lower court judge wasn't doing their due diligence. Secondly there could be grounds for a suit against the said attorney. There's actually several avenues that could be explored in this person's comment. Now I'm not speaking about the case that's on the CZcams video. It's very obvious that the judge did her job in this case. But the defendant in the case on the CZcams video could possibly have grounds for a suit against her attorney if it's been proven that the attorney didn't actually have a medical emergency and just lied to the court. Whether or not the court or the attorney denied her due process is still a civil rights violation and since an attorney is an officer of the Court that civil rights violation would still be applicable. Dissect that genius
This is a tragic situation for everyone involved, and exactly why citizens should not take these matters in their own hands, that's what the police are for..
All she needed to do is write down the license plate number of the truck that fled and give the police the info when they get there.....
This is just one of many cases of where exercising their second amendment right to have a gun has destroyed their life.. and others
How is it a sad case for all involved when my brother is in his grave and she is going back home today???? Please explain what she is suffering from????
@@billyyank5807 People in general can not be trusted with guns. Thats why the 2nd amendment should be abolished. Besides, guns are for pu$$ies
It’s not tragic to all that’s involved. One seems to get pass after pass on being allowed to walk the streets while her lawyer exhibits questionable behavior, while the other is in the ground, unable to return to any semblance of life.
If she took that man’s life as he was attempting to flee, I hope she gets the harshest punishment.
@@thenerdrules didn't realize having a stroke was "questionable behavior"
@@composmentis170 the court says this isn’t the first time he has disrespected the court by not showing up- questionable behavior.
He told his client & potentially not the court of his situation - questionable behavior.
If the lawyer had a stroke, that’s very unfortunate, and I hope he gets better.
But of course I wouldn’t expect anything less from someone that looks to be a keyboard warrior on CZcams 🙄
Wow your American justice system is so messed up truly your lawyer has a stroke and you hold him in contempt of court do you have any idea of the damage a stroke may have on the body truly America the whole world is laughing at you
This murderer needs to rot in jail.
This is a prime example of power going to someone's head. But I could be wrong, waiting to see her medical degree. The attorney is or was in the hospital for a stroke.
We’re you thier to say he was defently was in the hospital
@@charliekleiman1165 I consulted my tarot cards and can confirm that he did, in fact, have a stroke. The spirits have spoken. Hear hear!
@@RB-ui4sq I’m not saying he didn’t have a stroke that’s clear but what’s not clear is weather he told he wasn’t going to be able to make it or if he just went to hospital with out informing the court
@@charliekleiman1165 That's what a show cause hearing is for. Show why you shouldn't be held in contempt aka give us proof you were in the hospital or pay a fine/go to jail. Jumping straight to contempt would suggest the judge has no doubt the lawyer didn't have a stroke. Well Action 2 News interviewed him from his gurney so it seems clear he had some form of medical emergency if he managed to get past the waiting room to be admitted
Meanwhile the murdering pasty face is free!
I want to stand up for this Attorney's reputation. Matt Tucker represented me in court many years ago and did a great job. He did an Interview with local news station WSB-TV in Atlanta from the hospital and stated that his office emailed the court. I would have liked to have seen the Judge in this scenario have her Clerk call the Lawyers office as a professional courtesy. This is a high level murder trial and her actions just wasted the county resources. The Defense lawyer appears to have a strong case to have this trial moved to another court and then it will have to be restarted at expense to both the county and his client.
Why? The only thing the attorney had to do was notify the court. And the judge just wants to make sure that there is proper and consistent representation. This attorney has obviously done this before. It's disrespectful and could be seen as a delay tactic.
@@ryanlipple6854 you don’t understand the laws of decorum.
@@justinejackowicz3043 laws of decorum? It's rules of decorum which he never mentioned or alluted to
Let him bring in a doctor's excuse and that will settle the matter.
I think he is otherwise not looking forward to representing Hannah Payne considering the case against his client.
Ms Payne this Judge is going to put the PAIN on you 😂
Regardless of her guilt or innocence, she has a right to a fair trial and counsel.
Her lawyer needs some sanctions.
Good on this judge for making sure she got an attorney.
Omh... The judicial system is overloaded...
I'm so sorry for you judge.
she is hiding behind glass becuz she smell bad
Bless your broken spirit. Do better.
The judge said the court was notified of his stroke the day of the trial.
What is this? It sounds more like a British auction gone wrong
People of Clayton County please remember this judge's name so when you go to vote as to whether she should be retained (assuming judges are appointed but then retained by vote like it is where I reside) check the little box that says NO.
Can someone please tell me when this trial is going to start?!??! I’ve looked everywhere
I've been checking periodically every few months for a couple of years now. I won't stop until he gets justice.
Thats messed up if dude really had a stroke and she held him in contempt.
its a boy who cried wolf situation
Contempt can be dismissed if he proves he actually had one.
If he had a stroke, he is not exempt from his obligation to send word to the Court, that he will be unable to attend a future-scheduled hearing.
His office didn't notify the court. No excuse for that. And this attorney has a reputation apparently
@@u.synlig Unless he is unable, due to the stroke. I mean, likely he is fine, but we just don't really know all the facts.
Hannah Payne just staring at the judge with a blank face..
I mean if the judge just handed me a get out of jail free card I'd sit there and shut up too.
WHEN IS THIS CASE GOING TO TRIAL?
Just concluded. GUILTY on all charges.
How's he going to pull off having had a stroke??
Doctors who these professionals are friends with will write any prescription of notes these lawyers asks for. This entire society is a farce.
@@imdifferentMr843 but surely he'll want to be in the court again?
Strokes often leave some lifelong issues. So I don't really understand that.
They get paid enough don't they??
They get paid by the hour, not the judgments. Unscrupulous lawyers will say anything to stretch things out. Fake stroke consequences? No problem. "I had a miraculous recovery!" "I was misdiagnosed so thank God I'm back!" Want proof or further explanation? No problem, the meter is running. 🤷🏻♂️
Enough money can help you pull off anything
Just seems strange.
It's like saying your aunt died one too many times.
So went with "I've had a stroke"
I assume it's because he doesn't want to work ever again?
Is he trying to get disability or something?
I still don't understand his reasoning.
Sounds like this lawyer is known for pulling stunts & lying to get out of showing up for court. It’s great the judge is holding him accountable.
He should be careful - "I’ve had a stroke" is capable of being true or a lie, and should be easily evidenced. If it’s a lie made directly and knowingly to the Court (someone had obviously called and said he’s had a stroke) that’s a straight up 100% route to disbarment - they come down harder on dishonesty than they do many other things. My armchair expert knowledge from these channels and also watching Disbarment/Disciplinary hearings in state Supreme Courts tells me probable disbarment, especially with grievances filed by senior judiciary. The DIU convicted attorneys/ negligence based misconduct usually seems to be easier to defend (getting suspended usually) than dishonesty allegations (disbarment)- for good reason as well.
@@glasgowmcglasgowfacevotegr7049 Given that he was interviewed by a television station from the hospital where he was still being treated for the stroke... you might want to chill on your budding prosecution against his law license, champ.
@@Lutzow706 well there we have it, purged and no grievance with the regulator, wonderful the system works
He sent her notification via email in time. Please read before blurting
@@Fsrjtyttzma an ex pat is just an immigrant
Why is the judge behind a glass shield ? Looks weird like court is in the corner quick mart .
A 2019 case smh treating justice for this man life like nothing this is crazy
LOL you have a stroke and also get reprimanded by the judge. I wish the lawyer the best.
Alleged stroke.
That judge, smh.
Here after that opening statement from the defense... 🙄
Just jail the woman for life
She need to be locked up lawyer or not imo😂😂
How do you notify ANYONE if you've actually had a stroke?
I mean you’re not dead when you have a stroke which is how he told people
@@yolandapaulino5952 so you're telling me if you had a stroke you would be able to pick up your phone, call the court and speak clear enough to say, " Hey Judge, I had a stroke! My face is paralyzed but im still talking to you! The first thing I thought of was you, and the court. Not my family, my health, or my future. Have a pleasant day your honor!" 🙄
I know he was lying, but my point being, why is this so hard to believe?
@@maxxbenzz7842 how did his client find out then?
@@justinejackowicz3043 maybe the client had his phone number and when he didnt show up they let him call the number and his wife or nurse or someone else answered the phone. Did the judge try calling him? No
@@maxxbenzz7842 because that’s not protocol. Protocol would dictate that if his client knows, the judge should know. Don’t have a job that relies on rules if you don’t want to follow them.
So she never saw the inside of a jail cell?
20 bucks says it's going to 2023
This judge… like how dare the defense counsel have a stroke. What if he died?! 30 days in jail? “He should’ve known to be here.”
She needs removed from the bench.
It was later reported that the dude actually did have a stroke and was in the hospital when this occured. No attorney in his right mind would fake a stroke. This really makes the judge seem pretty darned biased.
He has the time to inform the client but not the court? What about his associates? If he was indisposed then he shouldn't have told anyone.
@@doggydoggywho Contempt has to be willfull. Being confined to a hospital becuase blood vessels ruptured in your brain, nearly killing you, is not willfully missing court. To the extent that she tries to sanction the lawyer, they will not stand and the state bar will not take any action against him.
@@bigapumpkin isn't this a case of wilful misconduct? How was he able to notify his client but couldn't get one of his associates to notify the court?
@@doggydoggywho apparently he did email the court prior to this??? Idk 🤔
@@tikar8982 apparently it was his colleagues that emailed, so if everyone knew then I’m assuming it was the court that dropped the ball and didn’t read their email
It's called stalling
Scary how many of you do not care about stroke victims.
So he did apparently have a stroke and notified them.
No proof of that.
@@justinejackowicz3043 not like the judge even attempted to find out anyways