This was a great case, lying, parents don’t know how to stay in one place, and buying a car for transportation while having no license. This case has it all and a bag of tricks. Lesson learned, stay in school and don’t abuse Red Lobster. Thanks Christine for sharing this case and Mike streaming and providing his wisdom. Much love.
26:38 I've been advocating that for decades. I grew up next to subsidized housing and the crap living conditions I saw....I have said all along: you need a licence to do taxes, you need a licence to sell real estate, you need a licence to sell food, hell, you need a licence to catch fish! but you don't need a licence or permit to have a KID? Arguably the most stressful and important job a human can have?
Judge Randy Shelton is one of the most patient judges I've ever seen. For him to hold someone in contempt they had to really work on his last nerve. I like the way he deadpanned his contempt ruling and the followup. I think Mr. Key got the message because he shut up after that.
In the prior hearing they lost parental rights to at least 1 if not more kids.. she ran off to Louisiana to give birth to the child in this court hearing, so that Texas CPS couldn't take this child. The dad is calmer in this hearing than I've ever seen him in any of the other hearings. The parents are real pieces of work. Smdh
Yeh I agree, they sound like real pieces of work! 🤦🏻♀️ I get so mad when people like these two winners have any children! I know that might sound bad of me to say, but I can’t help it! Please, people…STOP 🛑✋ making all of these poor babies!! I suppose some things might have to do with some parents thinking that MORE kids = MORE $$$$, which depends, I’m assuming, on a lot of different things. But yeh, again…real pieces of work here (couldn’t have said it any better myself)!
I've sat jury on a custody hearing. It was so easy to tell who was lying. Both were throwing shade on each other. We granted custody to the grandparents of the father.
Do you remember judge Wapner from the people's court? I still remember a line he said to a defendant who was avoiding forthright answers, being intentionally obtuse. "You are just 40 miles of bad road!"
@@jamesplymire5342 He was great! Grew up watching him too. Like a mini civics class! I believe they allowed him to choose (or have input in) his successor. Marilyn Milian, I came to appreciate her SPICYNESS and I thought she was a beautiful, put together woman!
Zoom has a "raise hand" feature that signals to you want to talk without interrupting people. That might be what he was referring to. But you're still right on the last point, he needed to wait to be acknowledged not just interrupt.
His camera is off the whole time and then complains about how the judge is ignoring his raised hand to speak....that's a whole new level of stupid. SMH.
Here's an idea for an LTWM Drinking Game. Have a healthy supply of your favorite adult beverage, and take a shot every time Mike uses the word "charming".
I have lived in Louisiana my whole life and was in law enforcement for close to 20 years and my wife is a state social worker for Louisiana and I have to say we have some of the strangest laws in the country. We still have Napoleonic laws from when we were part of France. I used to work in New Orleans as a Louisiana State Special Officer and was stationed in New Orleans during and after Hurricane Katrina and my god that was crazy. You would not believe the things I saw.
LOL My child was conceived, born and lives in Louisiana unless I am in court in Louisiana and then my child was conceived, born and raised in Texas simultameously. And yes I misspelled that on purpose. 🤣😂🤣
It could be much worse, and might be, we don't know the cause of the case, I re iew foster cases for the state of AZ and there are so many babies born with all sorts of drugs in their system it's hard to believe.
Love this Mike you can't make this up, you have open my eyes. I was a witness once ( never again ) I was NOT on trial or though any one would think I was. It was along time ago. Sue from the UK. People now have NO respect for the law or each other any more.
I love you showing some of our KS judges! Although I live in Overland Park KS now, I used to live in Kansas City, KS after I moved from Chicago. Nobody ever shows there for jury summons, so I ended up getting called every year. I sat on 2 Civil cases, was Foreperson on a Quad homicide, and sat on a Triple homicide. Good times! Rural KS has some VERY interesting cases.
So she won't shut up on the prosecutor, won't answer past one word for her lawyer. I mean, give them SOMETHING to go off of. Talk about working against your own interests and I am willing to bet she is proud of that appearance. Stupid is never a good idea. Thanks for the comments, Mike! Great job as always
Maybe not. The prosecutor is looking to discredit the witness. Sometimes just a yes or no answer is not enough. Clarity is important. Plus you can’t trust CPS.
Today Judge Fink said something like: *So you’re not afraid to leave your kimono 👘 open* 🧑🏼⚖️ _to a defendant who was willing to have all of his charges read on the record on TH-cam._ 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yeh that was one of the highlights of the video! I love Fink, I think she’s got class and she’s always very fair, explains things well, and you can tell she really does care about people. She also has a great sense of humor, which is always a good thing. I had never heard that saying before either, but it was just the perfect thing to say in that moment…hilarious! 😂
The awesome Judge Shelton livestreamed their jury trial. If I remember correctly, Ms. Diggles was unhappy about being questioned by the Department's attorney, so ... she just left. Mr. Keys kinda sorta looked for her, sorta kinda. Her attorney was concerned as to her well-being. All this with a seated jury. Their cases are a constant struggle for all concerned.
The patience needed to be able to deal with certain people in the courts must be huge! I can't believe how people behave in a court room setting- makes you wonder what they do at home! Thanks for the much needed hilarity!
@0:15 Mike from Chicago. Nailed it. Back in a few. Missed the live, this ASP thing really had me hooked... Would like an attorney's POV... I was suspect re: the trooper's second high speed chase and crash with the subject in 3 years... "It's possibly more likely than you think." I raised an eyebrow the MOMENT I realized it was the SAME officer from 3 years prior, in ANOTHER high-speed chase... And likely totalled another cruiser.
When I first learned to shoot it was with a single shot .22 rifle. My targets were ducks, in a row. They were on a homemade moving target machine. Long time ago.
Heck yeah, these judges are awesome. You have a lawyer, SHUT UP. In my divorce I don't think I said a single thing, I paid a guy to handle it and then let him handle it.
@0:05 - Spoiler: He's Attorney Mike Gravellin (SP), and he's coming at you from Chicago (But we will never know what state, it's like Springfield from The Simpsons)... Best guess. Dunmo why I know that factoid, though...
As confusing as this one was with many not on camera, this was a great video. It was so interesting. Please follow up on that Sept 20th court date if you can, Mike. 💕
I'm a Floridian because I live and work here They're from Louisiana because that's where their welfare and unemployment is from. The lack of shame/embarrassment/self-worth is CRAZY
While I’m on a rant, one thing this channel has taught me, the courts aren’t unfair as often as people think. There’s some imbalance at times but people aren’t just getting raw deals every day just for the fun of it. People like this actually get over on the court and taxpayers more than they should.
Go watch any trial of someone who’s innocent - they get a totally raw deal. An old man defended himself in Florida and got 6 months in jail plus 10 years of house arrest before trial. Judges repeatedly pretended he was guilty and it took a jury trial to let him out.
@@streetracer2321 That anecdote doesn't prove he was "innocent"; it only indicates a jury found him "not guilty." Big difference. O.J. Simpson was found not guilty, not "innocent," yet most sentient beings know he was guilty - and he's acknowledged as much, in a passive-aggressive way, in his book.
I totally get what you’re saying, but these ‘deals’ actually seem like a terrible idea to me. It incentivises people who are actually innocent to take a plea deal in case they are found guilty at trial (not impossible at all, in fact likely) and get the book thrown at them. It also means that prosecutors can overcharge in order to make a plea deal seem more reasonable. It almost exclusively benefits the state rather than those accused of a crime. I don’t think they’re as common here in the UK thank goodness.
WAIT A MINUTE! Is this lady smoking a cigarette 🚬 right on camera just real bold??? 😂😂😂 what is happening here?? I swear the second they started zoom court, folks just lost it. You might as well pull up in a Scooby-Doo van with a porta potty hitched to the back and ask for the judge to meet you at the drive through window cause your in a robe with bacon on the stove. I mean really if we going to act like complete fools might as well look the part.
12:55 this would drive me crazy. 10 people on screen and the lawyer and treyvon who are talking, aren't......that's like watching the video from one movie and the soundtrack from another lol
here in michigan and no power from Monday to Thursday. I am finally able to get some internet for My phone but we aren't able to have our phones work much either this is crazy
Ooh what a lovely breakfast replay crew treat. Judge Shelton did a bunny/viper move but I don't blame him. Sh*ts and Giggles would try anyone's patience. They were infuriating!
I’ve kept up with Giggles (it always sounds like they’re saying that) throughout the past hearings. They’re always entertaining! I can’t believe it took this long for YT to recommend an entire channel of people who also watch this stuff. The algorithm is slacking! 😂
This was wild. I have a car but don't drive because I don't have a licence, I have a house but don't live there because it is unfit to live in, I have a child but they live in another state. So many lies.
Well, we can confirm that she did not purchase the car from an individual, agent, or settler. Nor did she purchase it from an authorised representative, beneficiary of the estate.
Some people put more time and energy into abusing the system than it takes to just follow the rules. I think that both the drama and the feeling of superiority are their motivation.
"it might be wise to mute" Sorry judge, I have a wife that is hard of hearing but I don't have a mute. But I did pick me up a holden YUTE, is that good enuff? AND off to jail on contempt for me lol
Hi Mike, can you tell me where your opening scene is filmed ? The moon climbing in the night sky sequence is brilliant. LTWM always gives me a chuckle. Best wishes from the UK
As a school counselor in Louisiana, I can verify that it is possible to graduate with a high school diploma and technical degree through our Jumpstart track that focuses on earning industry based credentials in conjunction with SLCC (South Louisiana community College that has campuses all over).
@0:05. Hold up Mike, I gotta finish my findings on the Russell Aikens thing from the Arkansas State Patrol. Maybe you could look into it and tell me more of your thoughts? Back in a moment to be snarky and fun.
"Answer yes or no!!" "Yes or no. Howdeya like that? Don't tell me how to answer. I'll answer truthfully, to the best of my knowledge and belief. If that can be done with Yes or No, I'll answer that way. But if I believe it would be only a partial truth to say Yes or No, then I will answer more fully in order to answer on my oath. If you don't like it, lump it. You're not the one threatened with a perjury charge, I am."
Texas has a "thing" about letting custody be moved to any other state. They also don't like to award custody to any out of state resident. That dad could easily loose his kid if he doesn't move to Texas.
Steve Lehto did a video on lawyers demanding a yes or no answer, they cannot do that (force you to answer yes or no). They can ask, but you can answer any way you want.
You can but if it is evasive and non-responsive you can ask that they answer the question. If they continue the judge can either force you to answer or draw a negative inference from your lack of response.
@@LawTalkWithMike Steve used the example: You didn't not fire your gun in the air, yes or no? I didn't fire my gun in the air. ANSWER YES OR NO I gave you my answer and it is accurate and my sworn testimony. It isn't the response the lawyer wants, but it is an accurate response.
@@-HeyLyd- yeah, double negative which means they are trying to trap you into answering yes that you fired the weapon. If you say yes, they can twist it saying you admitted to the offence, if you say no, they can say you're admitting you committed the offence.
This was a great case, lying, parents don’t know how to stay in one place, and buying a car for transportation while having no license. This case has it all and a bag of tricks. Lesson learned, stay in school and don’t abuse Red Lobster. Thanks Christine for sharing this case and Mike streaming and providing his wisdom. Much love.
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@@LawTalkWithMike 🤗😘
We say "all that and a bag of chips" in England 😀
Don't tell me what to do in Red Lobster
@@cliswp Please be respectful while in Red Lobster.
It's amazing how people can lie under oath just repeatedly with no visible remorse whatsoever. Amazing to me!!
I don't get that, either. Especially when they know everyone in the room knows better... 🤷🏼♀🤦🏼♀
Lying "under oath" doesn't mean anything unless you're punished for it. I really don't get how it's so amazing. People suck.
Prosecutors lie all the time, they’re just not required to be under oath when they lie
It’s the Amber Heard technique
Well if it makes you feel better they were losing in large part due to their lack of credibility.
26:38 I've been advocating that for decades. I grew up next to subsidized housing and the crap living conditions I saw....I have said all along: you need a licence to do taxes, you need a licence to sell real estate, you need a licence to sell food, hell, you need a licence to catch fish! but you don't need a licence or permit to have a KID? Arguably the most stressful and important job a human can have?
Judge Randy Shelton is one of the most patient judges I've ever seen. For him to hold someone in contempt they had to really work on his last nerve. I like the way he deadpanned his contempt ruling and the followup. I think Mr. Key got the message because he shut up after that.
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In the prior hearing they lost parental rights to at least 1 if not more kids.. she ran off to Louisiana to give birth to the child in this court hearing, so that Texas CPS couldn't take this child. The dad is calmer in this hearing than I've ever seen him in any of the other hearings. The parents are real pieces of work. Smdh
Yeh I agree, they sound like real pieces of work! 🤦🏻♀️ I get so mad when people like these two winners have any children! I know that might sound bad of me to say, but I can’t help it! Please, people…STOP 🛑✋ making all of these poor babies!! I suppose some things might have to do with some parents thinking that MORE kids = MORE $$$$, which depends, I’m assuming, on a lot of different things. But yeh, again…real pieces of work here (couldn’t have said it any better myself)!
Thank you for that explanation. I was totally lost, but now it makes sense. Sounds like they need to stop making babies.
These people are the poster childen for a license being required for breeding...
Where can we watch the previous hearings?
Finally! A judge who issued fines for contempt. :)
“You were cooking bacon in the kitchen?” is a meme worthy statement. Sad situation, but I am what I am. That was an amusing thing to hear. lol
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Barrett Lindsay was a *riot* during Ms. Diggles erm, answers ...
poor guy couldn't sink far enough into his chair 😂
Baby was born in the back seat of a Greyhound bus rollin down highway 41! Love you Mike 😘🥰😎
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I've sat jury on a custody hearing.
It was so easy to tell who was lying.
Both were throwing shade on each other. We granted custody to the grandparents of the father.
Do you remember judge Wapner from the people's court? I still remember a line he said to a defendant who was avoiding forthright answers, being intentionally obtuse. "You are just 40 miles of bad road!"
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That’s a GREAT LINE
I grew up watching Judge Wapner. lol Loved him!! ❤️
@@jamesplymire5342 He was great! Grew up watching him too. Like a mini civics class! I believe they allowed him to choose (or have input in) his successor. Marilyn Milian, I came to appreciate her SPICYNESS and I thought she was a beautiful, put together woman!
I loved judge Wapner!
Love the contempt times two. Great judge. Doesn’t get mad, blow a gasket or argue. Love it.
Zoom has a "raise hand" feature that signals to you want to talk without interrupting people. That might be what he was referring to. But you're still right on the last point, he needed to wait to be acknowledged not just interrupt.
Good point I forgot about that. Still doesn’t get around not being acknowledged but he may have virtually raised his hand
Agreed all around. I still can't believe an adult can't follow rules a kindergartener learns to follow.
His camera is off the whole time and then complains about how the judge is ignoring his raised hand to speak....that's a whole new level of stupid. SMH.
It really is precious.😂
But he was too on his class, how can you say such a thing? Of course, his class was a class of 1!
My thoughts exactly- anyone see any hand raising? We all must have missed that.
Learn the crazy. Love the crazy. 🤪
It was hard to follow because the most of the people talking weren't pictured.
Here's an idea for an LTWM Drinking Game. Have a healthy supply of your favorite adult beverage, and take a shot every time Mike uses the word "charming".
I have lived in Louisiana my whole life and was in law enforcement for close to 20 years and my wife is a state social worker for Louisiana and I have to say we have some of the strangest laws in the country. We still have Napoleonic laws from when we were part of France. I used to work in New Orleans as a Louisiana State Special Officer and was stationed in New Orleans during and after Hurricane Katrina and my god that was crazy. You would not believe the things I saw.
Lol even her Facebook says she lives in Texas 🤣
If he has to keep telling us he's in the state of Louisiana, he's probably not in the state of Louisiana lol
LOL My child was conceived, born and lives in Louisiana unless I am in court in Louisiana and then my child was conceived, born and raised in Texas simultameously. And yes I misspelled that on purpose. 🤣😂🤣
Didn’t much like you at first….now I cant get enough. Goes to show you how first impressions can be totally wrong. You rock!
Keys & Diggles, Attorneys-at-Law. “We always raise our hands”.
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The DUI Guys say that you should STFU and let your attorney do the heavy lifting.
That poor child so young and this is how his life starts out.
It could be much worse, and might be, we don't know the cause of the case, I re iew foster cases for the state of AZ and there are so many babies born with all sorts of drugs in their system it's hard to believe.
@@triton007a I know of females having babies addicted to crack and other drugs. It's very sickening and infuriating.
I had the exact same thought...
Really enjoy your content Mike. All we need now are Zoom meetings featuring Attorney Mike Gravellin and Judge Mike Gravellin. 😄
Love this Mike you can't make this up, you have open my eyes. I was a witness once ( never again ) I was NOT on trial or though any one would think I was. It was along time ago. Sue from the UK. People now have NO respect for the law or each other any more.
I love you showing some of our KS judges! Although I live in Overland Park KS now, I used to live in Kansas City, KS after I moved from Chicago. Nobody ever shows there for jury summons, so I ended up getting called every year. I sat on 2 Civil cases, was Foreperson on a Quad homicide, and sat on a Triple homicide. Good times! Rural KS has some VERY interesting cases.
Thank you for the content and explanations. Neither one of them have remorse, just word salad and excuses
Rung up and the judge didn't miss a beat - BOOM!!! 😁💰💰💰
I will watch the case of Keys and Diggles, just for the Shits and Giggles.
Cheers Mike. 🇨🇦
So she won't shut up on the prosecutor, won't answer past one word for her lawyer. I mean, give them SOMETHING to go off of. Talk about working against your own interests and I am willing to bet she is proud of that appearance. Stupid is never a good idea. Thanks for the comments, Mike! Great job as always
Maybe not. The prosecutor is looking to discredit the witness. Sometimes just a yes or no answer is not enough. Clarity is important. Plus you can’t trust CPS.
Custody hearings are so fascinating. Thank you for covering this. I wonder if we could see the one on the 20th. 🥰🥰
Today Judge Fink said something like:
*So you’re not afraid to leave your kimono 👘 open* 🧑🏼⚖️
_to a defendant who was willing to have all of his charges read on the record on TH-cam._
😂😂😂😂😂😂
She is cool 😎
That was the first time I ever heard that line 🤣🤣
@@judeiz2203 Same. I laughed so hard.
😂 It’s an *awesomely creepy* comparison to a person in jail *willing to expose his* _behavioral_ *shortcomings*
Yeh that was one of the highlights of the video! I love Fink, I think she’s got class and she’s always very fair, explains things well, and you can tell she really does care about people. She also has a great sense of humor, which is always a good thing. I had never heard that saying before either, but it was just the perfect thing to say in that moment…hilarious! 😂
That case looks like one big circus. I would go bananas dealing with this debacle.
The awesome Judge Shelton livestreamed their jury trial. If I remember correctly, Ms. Diggles was unhappy about being questioned by the Department's attorney, so ... she just left. Mr. Keys kinda sorta looked for her, sorta kinda. Her attorney was concerned as to her well-being. All this with a seated jury. Their cases are a constant struggle for all concerned.
"pelted by stupid for the past hour and a half" 😂😂😂😂😂👌
All these judges you cover are great. All classics.
Someone named “Sparkle Towers” is an underrated part of that video.
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No child left behind except Miss Diggles.
Hi Mike, love your channel ❤️
Thank You
The patience needed to be able to deal with certain people in the courts must be huge! I can't believe how people behave in a court room setting- makes you wonder what they do at home! Thanks for the much needed hilarity!
"5 second rule, Judge!"
Thank you Mike.
@0:15 Mike from Chicago. Nailed it. Back in a few. Missed the live, this ASP thing really had me hooked... Would like an attorney's POV... I was suspect re: the trooper's second high speed chase and crash with the subject in 3 years... "It's possibly more likely than you think." I raised an eyebrow the MOMENT I realized it was the SAME officer from 3 years prior, in ANOTHER high-speed chase... And likely totalled another cruiser.
Thanks for sharing! I had hard time keeping up with who was talking. Lol 😂 Love ❤️ Judge Webster as well
When I first learned to shoot it was with a single shot .22 rifle. My targets were ducks, in a row. They were on a homemade moving target machine. Long time ago.
Heck yeah, these judges are awesome. You have a lawyer, SHUT UP. In my divorce I don't think I said a single thing, I paid a guy to handle it and then let him handle it.
@0:05 - Spoiler: He's Attorney Mike Gravellin (SP), and he's coming at you from Chicago (But we will never know what state, it's like Springfield from The Simpsons)... Best guess. Dunmo why I know that factoid, though...
As confusing as this one was with many not on camera, this was a great video. It was so interesting. Please follow up on that Sept 20th court date if you can, Mike. 💕
I love your play, by play. It's like watching the Cubs. You're amazing.
Thank You
These liars should be charged with purgery.
Law Talk With Mike is the best channel! More judge Simpson!!
Thank You
Gotta love how righteous the wrong are!
I'm a Floridian because I live and work here
They're from Louisiana because that's where their welfare and unemployment is from.
The lack of shame/embarrassment/self-worth is CRAZY
While I’m on a rant, one thing this channel has taught me, the courts aren’t unfair as often as people think. There’s some imbalance at times but people aren’t just getting raw deals every day just for the fun of it. People like this actually get over on the court and taxpayers more than they should.
Yup
Go watch any trial of someone who’s innocent - they get a totally raw deal. An old man defended himself in Florida and got 6 months in jail plus 10 years of house arrest before trial. Judges repeatedly pretended he was guilty and it took a jury trial to let him out.
@@streetracer2321 That anecdote doesn't prove he was "innocent"; it only indicates a jury found him "not guilty." Big difference. O.J. Simpson was found not guilty, not "innocent," yet most sentient beings know he was guilty - and he's acknowledged as much, in a passive-aggressive way, in his book.
@@gatsby66 except he was innocent though, not just ‘found’ to be. OJ’s case would not be a valid example because he was actually guilty.
I totally get what you’re saying, but these ‘deals’ actually seem like a terrible idea to me. It incentivises people who are actually innocent to take a plea deal in case they are found guilty at trial (not impossible at all, in fact likely) and get the book thrown at them. It also means that prosecutors can overcharge in order to make a plea deal seem more reasonable. It almost exclusively benefits the state rather than those accused of a crime.
I don’t think they’re as common here in the UK thank goodness.
Haha lives in LA, cooks bacon in TX!!! 🤣🤣
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"I purchased it from a person" is an inspired answer. She'd make a great 30(b)(6) witness. Ha ha ha.
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WAIT A MINUTE! Is this lady smoking a cigarette 🚬 right on camera just real bold??? 😂😂😂 what is happening here?? I swear the second they started zoom court, folks just lost it. You might as well pull up in a Scooby-Doo van with a porta potty hitched to the back and ask for the judge to meet you at the drive through window cause your in a robe with bacon on the stove. I mean really if we going to act like complete fools might as well look the part.
12:55 this would drive me crazy. 10 people on screen and the lawyer and treyvon who are talking, aren't......that's like watching the video from one movie and the soundtrack from another lol
It was weird
just looked up "Keyarika Diggles" and she has lots of news stories about her previous arrests
here in michigan and no power from Monday to Thursday. I am finally able to get some internet for My phone but we aren't able to have our phones work much either this is crazy
Hope it gets better
Watch out, Mike, your dogs might be running a car dealership behind your back!
If the man can't even pronounce "ask" correctly it's safe to presume he didn't finish school
They are going to kick me out of work for laughing so hard 😂☠️
Love the taser comments!! Here I thought I was the only one hoping to see an idiot get tasered. 😂😂😂😂😂
I boil crayfish and alligator: keep my woman as see fit....lol
I like that there were no ---one more time and you are in contempt. Just Boom! $500 X 2.
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I'm fairly certain I lost at least 8 brain cells listening to these people hahah. Thumbs up. :D
Ooh what a lovely breakfast replay crew treat. Judge Shelton did a bunny/viper move but I don't blame him. Sh*ts and Giggles would try anyone's patience. They were infuriating!
I’ve kept up with Giggles (it always sounds like they’re saying that) throughout the past hearings. They’re always entertaining! I can’t believe it took this long for YT to recommend an entire channel of people who also watch this stuff. The algorithm is slacking! 😂
Welcome aboard fellow law nerd🤓🤩
If you received a college degree and high school degree and was head of the class that monumental how would you not know what year.
Exactly! 😂 (good point)!
All his ducks are in a row.
I’m skeptical 😂
Thank you, Michael Bowen. I've been wondering the same question that you asked. What's the difference between a judge and the magistrate? Thank you
Mike, you are the voice in my head. 🤣
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This was wild. I have a car but don't drive because I don't have a licence, I have a house but don't live there because it is unfit to live in, I have a child but they live in another state. So many lies.
This judge is unreal!!!! Living paycheck to paycheck
From his yacht on lake Michigan, without his lawyer costume.
I think you need a new apparel item to don whenever a defendant mispronounces "ask". Poindexter glasses?
You mean AXE
Well, we can confirm that she did not purchase the car from an individual, agent, or settler. Nor did she purchase it from an authorised representative, beneficiary of the estate.
An attorney will NOT ask a question that they don't already know the answer to.
Some people put more time and energy into abusing the system than it takes to just follow the rules. I think that both the drama and the feeling of superiority are their motivation.
I pray to God that the child in question ends up smarter than the parents.
"it might be wise to mute" Sorry judge, I have a wife that is hard of hearing but I don't have a mute. But I did pick me up a holden YUTE, is that good enuff?
AND off to jail on contempt for me lol
Hi Mike, can you tell me where your opening scene is filmed ? The moon climbing in the night sky sequence is brilliant.
LTWM always gives me a chuckle. Best wishes from the UK
Honestly don’t know it was a stock clip😂
Hi Mike, have you checked these out ???
Sarah Pike Speaks out About family Court Corruption?? Smh
As a school counselor in Louisiana, I can verify that it is possible to graduate with a high school diploma and technical degree through our Jumpstart track that focuses on earning industry based credentials in conjunction with SLCC (South Louisiana community College that has campuses all over).
Craziness abounds here.
Anyone mention the elephant in the room... The "Do Not Record" in the corner.?
Yep. Seems recording these proceedings are illegal.
Yup. Do some court myself on zoom. The first thing they say is no audio or video recordings.
Judge Middleton looks like he has a headache
Should be case of diggles and giggles!!!
How many times can Barrett say Um?? 🤣
@0:05. Hold up Mike, I gotta finish my findings on the Russell Aikens thing from the Arkansas State Patrol. Maybe you could look into it and tell me more of your thoughts? Back in a moment to be snarky and fun.
Another great video.
Thank You
18:47 “I graduated simotayneusly” what upstanding high school gave you that diploma?
"Answer yes or no!!"
"Yes or no. Howdeya like that? Don't tell me how to answer. I'll answer truthfully, to the best of my knowledge and belief. If that can be done with Yes or No, I'll answer that way. But if I believe it would be only a partial truth to say Yes or No, then I will answer more fully in order to answer on my oath. If you don't like it, lump it. You're not the one threatened with a perjury charge, I am."
Why didn't the defense attorney object to leading questions? "Isn't true that you did receive benefits here in Texas?"
Leading questions are allowed in cross-examination / hostile witnesses.
‘Reminding’ that you’re under oath is totally improper, I’ve seen lawyers object to that and get sustained
Good catch. Alex Jones got reminded of that during his trial and totally got away with it. What was your example again? I need to see it!
No wonder so many kids grow up with social issues. Parents do not have the children's care as top priority, Very sad.
Texas has a "thing" about letting custody be moved to any other state. They also don't like to award custody to any out of state resident. That dad could easily loose his kid if he doesn't move to Texas.
Steve Lehto did a video on lawyers demanding a yes or no answer, they cannot do that (force you to answer yes or no). They can ask, but you can answer any way you want.
You can but if it is evasive and non-responsive you can ask that they answer the question. If they continue the judge can either force you to answer or draw a negative inference from your lack of response.
@@LawTalkWithMike Steve used the example:
You didn't not fire your gun in the air, yes or no?
I didn't fire my gun in the air.
ANSWER YES OR NO
I gave you my answer and it is accurate and my sworn testimony. It isn't the response the lawyer wants, but it is an accurate response.
@@muskokamike127 "didn't not fire?"
Well that is a poorly worded question.
@@-HeyLyd- yeah, double negative which means they are trying to trap you into answering yes that you fired the weapon.
If you say yes, they can twist it saying you admitted to the offence, if you say no, they can say you're admitting you committed the offence.
Is this the 36th district??!!🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
She should have said, “Hello, Hello, Helloooo”
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