I have watched hours of Judge Simpson & I've learned a few things about him. He's a very Fair & Compassionate Judge. To anger him, you must be an ignorant 🤡 🇺🇲 needs more Judge Simpsons You're not in any Court, you're in, Superstar Superior Court, with Judge Simpson 😄
I really do have a ton of respect for Judge Simpson. Anytime a defendant angers him beyong words, he steps out to regain himself to help make sure each defendant gets a gair and neutral judge and not let anger over someone else affect his next cases. I also respect that he doesnt play any games, gives plenty of chances but when the hammer falls it FALLS. He also maintains control of his court and doesn't accept anyone trying to take over thr court.
@@ferretyluv I love that Cheshire Cat grin she has. You can watch her and know what she's thinking. I have a ton of respect for both her and Judge Washington, and I agree, she would make a great lead prosecutor!!!
When your a criminal who to dumb to understand that jail calls are recorded... ya get what ya get. Sometimes that can be very well deserved duo ....specifically a Judge Washington & ADA Duffie duo. 🤫🤭🤣
Judge Simpson would do quite well in the 6th Federal district. I’m pretty sure unless he does at least five years years in the federal court system, I think it would be nearly impossible for him to get approved to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Celebrities hire PR firms to monitor their social media presence. As a judge, Simpson will have to requisition for additional court staff to fulfill this function. Should only need four or five new staff positions to manage the work. I hope they take care of this as soon as possible.
For anyone who doesn’t know, Judge Simpson trained and worked as an attorney under Mr Brown for many years, so I’m sure he is one of the main reasons he is a judge today.
I have been arrested and stood before a couple different judges. He's beyond fair with so many and he serves with dignity. I know if I appeared before him, he would treat me equally as to how I treat the system and the court.
I took my stepson to court the other day. After watching channels like this you get a sense of how courts work. I was shocked when all the sudden the judge would announce ~ "courts in recess for 10 minutes". The judge would basically jump up, robes swishing and disappear, giving no time at all for the bailiff to even announce all rise. The judge would appear as suddenly as he disappeared too lol. Makes the lil corner of my world, in rural southern Virginia, feel even more backwoods country bumpkin than other places.lolol
I love Judge Simpson!!! Kangaroo Court a la Loony Toons. If anyone wants to see the craziness of the justice system, here you go. The Judge and his team are saints!!!
Judge Washington has one of the most vicious prosecutors: APA McDuffie. She’s the distaff counterpart of Regier. If he’s sending you to Judge Washington, you can kiss your ass goodbye.
@@timboraymon5302 I am not an American but up here in Canada nobody would say they yelled at someone when the spoke to them or corrected them or advised them. A colloquialism is defined as "a word or phrase that is not formal or literary, typically one used in ordinary or familiar conversation:" "I yelled at him" is not a colloquialism.
@@croach2194 aren’t we argumentative for a Canadian! You are taking the word “yell” too literally. It’s akin to “hollered at”, in country parlance, and has NOTHING to do with the volume of delivery.
@@timboraymon5302 Yes, we Canadians can indeed be feisty. :) We are also fair-minded. With respect to 'holler at' you are indeed correct and used idiomatically or in slang you are quite right that it does not refer to volume. However 'yell' or 'yell at' is really not akin to 'holler at'. Yell is defined as "To address someone or something with a loud cry or shout." while "yell at" means "to shout at someone or something, usually in anger." I think in court and in contracts it is very very important to take words literally. Thanks for teaching me about "Hollering". I did not know that.
I don’t understand why people go after someone who have a different view/opinion than them So what if someone don’t like the judge you do Allow them to express their views just like you Ps luv judge Simpson Boyd speedy & Steven’s
I told my wife i will not go to any bar for a drink, i asked her instead i want to keep seen judge Simpson and only time i would drink a shot of whiskey is if i hear lawyers or prosecutors say: ummm ummmm ummmm. So far so good 😂😂😂
6:12 Who the hell os the defmece attorney. You might argue that the defendant called the witness and told them not to show up, HOWEVER, the defendant is sorry and won't do it again. Her argument was that he did that SO she's requesting he remain out on bond... On what planet would you make the argument that he breached all his terms and harassed a witness so that means there should be no consequences. I was laughing so hard with her whispering "so you did do it". That might have been a conversation for the hallway before they came in. I'm assuming she was hoping that her not having heard the calls would mean they were just overlooked... That was her first approach. Very dire for this defendant if that's his counsel.
"Lost" He never had any. Maybe I am just too old, and as I am not an american and don't live in your country I do not understand the mentality of some people. For a nation so beloved of freedom, how some of its citizens could act so stupidly when a judge has their freedom to take away is just strange. And this might be politically incorect, for a person of colour, what could be more precious than the freedom to go and come as you please.
Inpatient and disgusting behavior... I've been waiting 20minutes and you haven't called my case yet... it's not McDonalds it's court... go outside....smh.... man it's not a smart thing to make the person who has power to mess up your life for awhile angry...just not a wise move. 🤦♀I find it amazing how the defendant does what they're ordered NOT to do and when they get to court their attorney always says "they understand they shouldn't have done that and understands they were wrong" Really??? They didn't understand till they were standing in front of the Judge...🤔🤔🤔
HTF you gonna charge a bond violation when the alleged "victim", visits the defendant...? What's he supposed to do, otjer tham tell them to leave? 🤦♂️
I grew up in an extremely poor family, but I don't think there was every a time when I could not scrape together $1,000 for something so important as a bond. This is an example of somebody who has spent his entire life burning bridges, so he has NOBODY to help. In contrast, most good people spend their lives building relationships and helping other people; when good people need help, they usually have friends to pitch in.
Attorneys are officers of the court. When they pass the bar and are sworn in as officers of the court, they have a professional and legal obligation to never knowingly misrepresent anything to the court.
Not how it works. The attorneys can't be compelled to be witnesses in a criminal case involving their client. The burden is on the prosecutors to prove a case.
@@posysdogovych2065wrong. Fraud/crime exception. If the lawyer knowingly and even unknowingly aids their client in criminal behavior, the crime fraud exception might be applied and the privilege between client and attorney is lifted and they can be compelled to testify against their client.
This judge is a drama queen. He tells others he doesnt get fustrated and then at other times he leaves in a huff. He is compassionate to weeping women and if they arent weeping he will keep asking them if they are ok, so he can elicit an emotional response out of them so he can play the hero.he also favors tenants and screws over landlords. So give me a breaking with all yhe JS butt kissing.
Judge Simpson must have made it big time after seeing a dedicated hater account. Luckily, there are dozens and dozens of crying women he had sent to jail. So, that's a clear lie. As for landlord thing. I talked to few here, and it turned out the people who are criticising have very little understanding of laws. My guess is they got into landlord to get easy money, and had losses. So, they are here spreading their bitterness. They are just as critical of Judge Middleton and others as it's personal.
If you actually watch the longform landlord/tenant docket, he favors the landlord most of the time, the cases you see are the interesting outliers, so there is more times the landlord don't do something right or him giving the tenant a chance etc
@@thegreattaylor So many times, I have seen Judge Simpson talking tenants out of suing and taking to trials, saving landlords money and hassle. I have always seen Judge Simpson very mindful about the next month's rent, increasing money owed. Also, over 80% of people either make full or partial payments when he gives them a chance. But that's not exciting TH-cam as people like their pound of flesh. As a landlord, I'll like to recover my money.
“What would like me to do?” “See me” “well, I’m looking at you, but you mean call your case?” I’m CRYINGGGGGGGGG😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂
"So, you didn't turn yourself in?" "No, but that was on my agenda." "I'm sure it was."🤣 Judge Simpson is awesome!😎
I love Judge Simpson’s smile and his laugh even more!
Judge Simpson is awesome! He is hilarious and seems highly intelligent. Always look forward to seeing him
I have watched hours of Judge Simpson & I've learned a few things about him.
He's a very Fair & Compassionate Judge. To anger him, you must be an ignorant 🤡
🇺🇲 needs more Judge Simpsons
You're not in any Court, you're in, Superstar Superior Court, with Judge Simpson 😄
He's absolutely fair and believes in justice but looks out for the little guy too. He's an awesome judge
Great judge!
And the winner for the most "lawyer-speak" sentence ever uttered is...... drumroll please....... "He's completed rehab, TWICE, successfully."
I really do have a ton of respect for Judge Simpson. Anytime a defendant angers him beyong words, he steps out to regain himself to help make sure each defendant gets a gair and neutral judge and not let anger over someone else affect his next cases.
I also respect that he doesnt play any games, gives plenty of chances but when the hammer falls it FALLS. He also maintains control of his court and doesn't accept anyone trying to take over thr court.
Firm but fair
Love Mr. Allen!! Any time a defendant acts the way that guy did is he puts himself between the judge and the defendant.
Yeah, there won't be any scumbags jumping on Judge Simpson like those other incidents that happened recently.
Yes and you are shallow, thanks for letting the whole world know exactly what kind of person you are.
100%
2:17 oh no, he said Judge Washington? That means he will face APA McDuffie and Judge Washington with that Attitude
He will be fried to the wall in his nakey tuckus, cause Mrs. McDuffie takes zero prisoners.
Mcduffie is so good, she needs to be the head prosecutor.
@@ferretyluv I love that Cheshire Cat grin she has. You can watch her and know what she's thinking. I have a ton of respect for both her and Judge Washington, and I agree, she would make a great lead prosecutor!!!
When your a criminal who to dumb to understand that jail calls are recorded... ya get what ya get. Sometimes that can be very well deserved duo ....specifically a Judge Washington & ADA Duffie duo.
🤫🤭🤣
I hope we get to see the case with Judge Washington.
Mr. Allen: At the ready!
The 2 most frightening words Judge Simpson says, "Mr Allen" we have all heard it 😳🫢
@psinclairjr Sometimes we tune in just to see and hear~ *Mr. Allen!*
@@notme2dayAnd mostly to see him ...ahem, ahem 😅😂
@@lynnvh5445 all hail the Mr. Allen buffliff.
🥰swoooooon 😆🤣
@@notme2day Hahaha 🤣
I'd like to nominate Judge Simpson for the Supreme Court
Judge Simpson would do quite well in the 6th Federal district. I’m pretty sure unless he does at least five years years in the federal court system, I think it would be nearly impossible for him to get approved to the U.S. Supreme Court.
I second that!
he's too soft any little woman that blinks her eyes at him wins
@@williamanderson6006
Facts sir and you have none.
@@terriannrose56 give your "facts"
I love judge Simpson. He can joke around, but he gets the job done fairly.
"It was on my agenda." Haha good one
If Judge Simpson knows he’s a celebrity judge then does that mean he reads our comments? Hi, Judge Simpson! 👋🏻
Celebrities hire PR firms to monitor their social media presence. As a judge, Simpson will have to requisition for additional court staff to fulfill this function. Should only need four or five new staff positions to manage the work. I hope they take care of this as soon as possible.
@@jeepliving1 We must expand the Bureaucracy to meet the needs of the expanding Bureaucracy
@@fennyferrister668 Yes indeed. And that should be handled by the Department of Redundancy Department.
I’m assuming he’d be looking at the comments on his page
I know Judge Perkins watches us on TH-cam.
Come on Lourdes with the angles! 🤣🤣🤣 I was so distracted by her 😭
Lourdes! 💕
For anyone who doesn’t know, Judge Simpson trained and worked as an attorney under Mr Brown for many years, so I’m sure he is one of the main reasons he is a judge today.
I appreciate Judge Simpson's wit. I consider him to be fair. I haven't ever been arrested so maybe my opinion of right and wrong is different.
I have been arrested and stood before a couple different judges. He's beyond fair with so many and he serves with dignity. I know if I appeared before him, he would treat me equally as to how I treat the system and the court.
You weren’t the only one talking…but you were the most egregious. Simpson is priceless.
I took my stepson to court the other day. After watching channels like this you get a sense of how courts work.
I was shocked when all the sudden the judge would announce ~ "courts in recess for 10 minutes". The judge would basically jump up, robes swishing and disappear, giving no time at all for the bailiff to even announce all rise. The judge would appear as suddenly as he disappeared too lol.
Makes the lil corner of my world, in rural southern Virginia, feel even more backwoods country bumpkin than other places.lolol
I love Judge Simpson!!! Kangaroo Court a la Loony Toons. If anyone wants to see the craziness of the justice system, here you go.
The Judge and his team are saints!!!
Defense attorney buttering up judge cedric cracked me up😂
Who is the Portuguese woman and why does she have two cameras?
Really, cause I'd like to know too...:)
@jamesrowden303maybe its just to early in the morning for me, but.. why would that demand 2 cameras?
She's an interpretor. The court identifies them by language then name on zoom. Idk why she has two cameras.
Fastest 93 days in the west
After watching Judge Simpsons’ court, I’ve always wondered what Judge Washington’s court is like
There are videos of her on TH-cam, Justice Archive
Judge Washington has one of the most vicious prosecutors: APA McDuffie. She’s the distaff counterpart of Regier. If he’s sending you to Judge Washington, you can kiss your ass goodbye.
Let's just say... you don't want to be in front of her and DA Duffie, the dynamic Duo.
i love this multicamera production of that redhead
How do you complete rehab successfully - twice? If the first one was successful, there would not be a second one.
Why would a lawyer yell at her client. She said it twice.
Because she feels like his mother
It was a colloquialism, a figure of speech she chose for comprehension. She also said “admonished”.
@@timboraymon5302 I am not an American but up here in Canada nobody would say they yelled at someone when the spoke to them or corrected them or advised them. A colloquialism is defined as "a word or phrase that is not formal or literary, typically one used in ordinary or familiar conversation:" "I yelled at him" is not a colloquialism.
@@croach2194 aren’t we argumentative for a Canadian! You are taking the word “yell” too literally. It’s akin to “hollered at”, in country parlance, and has NOTHING to do with the volume of delivery.
@@timboraymon5302 Yes, we Canadians can indeed be feisty. :) We are also fair-minded. With respect to 'holler at' you are indeed correct and used idiomatically or in slang you are quite right that it does not refer to volume. However 'yell' or 'yell at' is really not akin to 'holler at'. Yell is defined as "To address someone or something with a loud cry or shout." while "yell at" means "to shout at someone or something, usually in anger." I think in court and in contracts it is very very important to take words literally. Thanks for teaching me about "Hollering". I did not know that.
Y’all need to keep rewinding the part where he says “That’s a lie, that’s a f*ing lie” and look at each person’s reaction 😂😂😂
I don’t understand why people go after someone who have a different view/opinion than them
So what if someone don’t like the judge you do
Allow them to express their views just like you
Ps luv judge Simpson Boyd speedy & Steven’s
"Good luck, Judge Washington." 😂
I loved that response 😀
Gallagher needs a hair dresser, soon!
No judge, I don't want to be here at this moment 😂
The bailiff fine as hell lol
I told my wife i will not go to any bar for a drink, i asked her instead i want to keep seen judge Simpson and only time i would drink a shot of whiskey is if i hear lawyers or prosecutors say: ummm ummmm ummmm. So far so good 😂😂😂
At least the def lawyer is honest.
6:12 Who the hell os the defmece attorney.
You might argue that the defendant called the witness and told them not to show up, HOWEVER, the defendant is sorry and won't do it again.
Her argument was that he did that SO she's requesting he remain out on bond...
On what planet would you make the argument that he breached all his terms and harassed a witness so that means there should be no consequences. I was laughing so hard with her whispering "so you did do it". That might have been a conversation for the hallway before they came in. I'm assuming she was hoping that her not having heard the calls would mean they were just overlooked... That was her first approach. Very dire for this defendant if that's his counsel.
Imagine watching court proceedings for fun 😂 Can't relate 😏
Too funny!! Love Judge Simpson!!
WTF!😮😮😮 How in world do you tell the judge how to conduct his court!!! Where does shit come?
Ohhh, everybody has lost their minds, wow.
"Lost" He never had any. Maybe I am just too old, and as I am not an american and don't live in your country I do not understand the mentality of some people. For a nation so beloved of freedom, how some of its citizens could act so stupidly when a judge has their freedom to take away is just strange. And this might be politically incorect, for a person of colour, what could be more precious than the freedom to go and come as you please.
2:02 poor defense atty😢 rough morning
It's really astounding how stupid some of these defendants really are.
Cromagnon man in the upper right screen.
I am sure that with all the headache medicine judge Simpson needs in his desk for some of these people, Phizer will stay in business awhile.
Hope jail calls are free 195 calls yikes
They very much are not
Definitely not free
I love it when you know Judge S needs a smoke
A lot of people in Michigan have lead poisoning making for strange behavior and the comedy that is this channel.
Why the interpreter got 2 cameras on 😂
Great judge
Question…how do you complete rehab successfully TWICE? It seems to me if the first was successful there wouldn’t be a second…🤔
Inpatient and disgusting behavior... I've been waiting 20minutes and you haven't called my case yet... it's not McDonalds it's court... go outside....smh.... man it's not a smart thing to make the person who has power to mess up your life for awhile angry...just not a wise move. 🤦♀I find it amazing how the defendant does what they're ordered NOT to do and when they get to court their attorney always says "they understand they shouldn't have done that and understands they were wrong" Really??? They didn't understand till they were standing in front of the Judge...🤔🤔🤔
Pretty bloody unprofessional when it comes down to it.🤨
bailiff is basically doing what we're all doing, but he gets paid for it.
I wouldn't kick Ms Gallagher outta bed.
HTF you gonna charge a bond violation when the alleged "victim", visits the defendant...? What's he supposed to do, otjer tham tell them to leave? 🤦♂️
What was all that giggling about?
The mic can be turned off🙄
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Attorney by proxy 😂😂😂
When his deputy (assuming he is a sheriff) reminded me of th-cam.com/video/me_wXXB68B4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=G-uSz4u2xraJgC_o (cursing warning).
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more childish behavior from a judge
Who is the woman thst is taking up half the screen. She doesn't seem to be part of the video
She is an interpeter. As to why she had two cameras on, I don't know.
Hey, a Jessica Blanch sighting! Seems like it's been a while.
I feel that if Judge Simpson were in charge of the NY trial, DJT's butt would have been in jail after 1 contempt charge. Love Judge Simpson!
Is all he does is arraignments
i mean the girls goes to the defendand and he goes to jail for that, thats not right
I grew up in an extremely poor family, but I don't think there was every a time when I could not scrape together $1,000 for something so important as a bond. This is an example of somebody who has spent his entire life burning bridges, so he has NOBODY to help. In contrast, most good people spend their lives building relationships and helping other people; when good people need help, they usually have friends to pitch in.
Who is the lady tat screen says Portuguese on screen?
She's an interpreter.
I think attorneys should be sworn under oath too
Attorneys are officers of the court. When they pass the bar and are sworn in as officers of the court, they have a professional and legal obligation to never knowingly misrepresent anything to the court.
@@morlamweb 🎯
Not how it works. The attorneys can't be compelled to be witnesses in a criminal case involving their client. The burden is on the prosecutors to prove a case.
@@posysdogovych2065wrong. Fraud/crime exception. If the lawyer knowingly and even unknowingly aids their client in criminal behavior, the crime fraud exception might be applied and the privilege between client and attorney is lifted and they can be compelled to testify against their client.
It's truly amazing how stupid some of these defendants truly are.
@ruz ** jealous much?
So many black men are so angry. I seen another judge tell one look im the mirror and ask yourself, why are you so angry?
BLM...EH?
This judge is a drama queen. He tells others he doesnt get fustrated and then at other times he leaves in a huff. He is compassionate to weeping women and if they arent weeping he will keep asking them if they are ok, so he can elicit an emotional response out of them so he can play the hero.he also favors tenants and screws over landlords. So give me a breaking with all yhe JS butt kissing.
You're the drama queen, hoping to elicit an emotional response, by posting this comment.
Judge Simpson must have made it big time after seeing a dedicated hater account.
Luckily, there are dozens and dozens of crying women he had sent to jail. So, that's a clear lie.
As for landlord thing. I talked to few here, and it turned out the people who are criticising have very little understanding of laws. My guess is they got into landlord to get easy money, and had losses. So, they are here spreading their bitterness. They are just as critical of Judge Middleton and others as it's personal.
So why are you here? Out for a troll, er stroll?🤔
If you actually watch the longform landlord/tenant docket, he favors the landlord most of the time, the cases you see are the interesting outliers, so there is more times the landlord don't do something right or him giving the tenant a chance etc
@@thegreattaylor So many times, I have seen Judge Simpson talking tenants out of suing and taking to trials, saving landlords money and hassle.
I have always seen Judge Simpson very mindful about the next month's rent, increasing money owed. Also, over 80% of people either make full or partial payments when he gives them a chance. But that's not exciting TH-cam as people like their pound of flesh. As a landlord, I'll like to recover my money.