Exactly. You can tell in this case he was just misplacing his frustration, and as soon as she helped him understand the context he acted appropriately.
Attorney was pleased, judge was pleased, probation was happy, and most of all the defendant was happy and PROUD of their progress. The system works if you work it. The thing is, the system spends $100,000 to try and make it work for them, and this guy truly seems like he appreciates it. I hope he keeps on the straight and narrow.
@@___Bruh__ Yes, you watch some of these, and the Judge does seem to realise these people are just get shoved through a sausage machine. Just cutting off some ones defense is rude. Just explain the procedure. If people understand the process, and whats happening maybe they have more respect for it.
I watch these and I just don't understand how inappropriate folks act. He was doing great and some folks are just shockingly bad. They yell & scream at the police officers and they think that is normal behavior. They must because so many act that way. I just have never seen anyone in real life act like folks do on these court/Police TH-cam channels. 7:39
I agree!! Seeing Judge Boyd praise the defendant, hearing the probation officer’s glowing report, and watching the defendant genuinely thank the judge was awesome. It’s nice to see when things are going well, not just the cases where the defendant’s deferred sentence is being revoked and he’s being remanded into custody (although those can be pretty entertaining too!). Thank you, CourtCam, for providing a variety of different hearings and outcomes!
Agreed. The smile on the kid was telling. I thought it kewl when the lawyer subtly reminded him to take his hands out of his pockets. I hope he's very successful on probation and in life.
First guy should have seen how the second case acted and how things went for him. Respect both ways goes a long, long way, with Judge Boyd and in life in general.
The second guy had somewhat of a guardian angel looking out for him by him not realizing that Judge Boyd extended his curfew from 4 pm to 6pm. By believing that he had to be home by 4pm, it ensured that he was always home two early. I’m not saying that he would have messed up had he known he had until 6, but there’s a lot of defendants I see in her court that I would bet a million dollars on, that they’d somehow find a way to get in trouble between those extra two hours.
I love Judge Boyd and her being direct and professional. Great Judge-! These bad attitudes are quite upsetting but Judge Boyd stays on course .... Excellent!!
This woman is Just too soft. Her title should be judge PROBATION! If Ted Bundy himself apeeared in front of her to be judged, she'd give him PROBATION for his crimes.
The little things .. when the attorney who was representing Mr. Aceves took Mr. Aceves’ hands out of his pocket .. and he’s going good on his probation makes a big difference in the judges eyes . Good for him and he’s got a good attorney it seems . Good for him getting his GPS removed .
I remember seeing this boy a couple of times early on. He was so polite that JB and his attorney were impressed. So much so that his attorney recommended the young man to someone he knows for a job. I think it might have been in carpentry or something like that. I hope he keeps his nose clean during the festival. He has come too far.
Judge Boyd has class. She’s very fair, stern but compassionate. She wants nothing but the best for the individuals who come before her. She does everything that she can to help them help themselves out of their current situation.
most judges would immediately take him out or hold him in contempt of court but judge boyd does an amazing job of deescalating the situation, explaining what's happening to him and not holding it against him even though he was clearly in the wrong. what an amazing judge
Yes. But I think once she calmed him down a little and explained the specifics of how things work, I really think he got it. I can understand his wanting to explain the facts. It just wasn't the time to do so.
@@NoteFromSELFagree. First guy was disrespectful to turn away, but he was also restrained. If this qualifies as disrespectful to the court, what do you call what others do?
I love the defense attorney in the last case. Is this the same guy the attorney got a friend to give him a job? The young man is doing so well, even the probationer is looking out for him.
The lawyer at the end of this video is a great guy, going out of his way to help the client; helping him to get employment and being honest to the court. A great man.
@@mrshappilymarried1Values, morals and ethics are taught by your family. Schools are for education…It is so unfair to ask teachers to raise your children. If one is not up for the job, best to not have children. Very simple. There is birth control. 😊
@@gracemunich1476someone felt is was necessary to bring you into this world but they didn't do a swell job of educating you or perhaps you failed to receive their teachings. Where did I say that teachers are responsible for teaching morals? 🤔I didn't. These court cases are pretty evident that MANY parents aren't exemplifying moral behavior nor teaching it. "Educators" know full well their career choice goes beyond teaching ABC's. Those who simply "work in education" teach ABC's and go no further than that. The latter is why so many students are failing in the class and outside of it. Good day.
The last guy is a success story. He’s young and probably did something stupid to try to fit in with the wrong crowd. His focus has been redirected and he’s back on track to have a successful life.
@@jkminnich he made jokes (according to him) which were treated as threats and got himself in a loooot of trouble. His attorney was really passionate about it. Last time I saw them the attorney had called someone about a job for him. Since he was still looking.
@@firefly-fu3ceNormally, you address the judge as your honor. Madam is okay, but okay for a much younger person and shows disrespect. Etiquette at court works in one’s favor. 😊
Attorney s have gotten into trouble if they call a judge Mam. Should always be "your Honor ". Attorneys should tell their clients that before they enter courtroom.
@@NoteFromSELF It depends a lot on the judge, and to some extent on the demeanor of the defendant/prisoner. "Your Honor" is best; "Ma'am" will do for some, and I wouldn't recommend less than that. Judge Boyd wasn't troubled by "miss", but she's unusually focused on the more substantive issues instead of her "dignity". Judge Bryant will rant for a couple of minutes just for being addressed in any way other than "Your Honor" pretty much regardless of any other factors.
What an enormous difference, between the first & second defendant!! The second was so proud (as he should be) of how well he is doing! Makes my heart smile!!
Glad to see the young man at the end using the opportunity to get on the right track. And that proves that being upfront with the judge is the best policy, his possible infraction wasn’t, yet had it been, she would’ve known about it when she received the notification and not been surprised
It's nice to see the young man in the final clip doing so well. If it was another judge, he could be in prison for ten years. He met a firm but fair and compassionate judge that literally gave him a second chance at life after a potentially very serious charge.. Thankfully, the young man is repaying the judges' faith in spades. This is a real success story.
Turning your back to someone while they're talking is disrespect. Regardless of personal, it's disrespect to the court, and the judge called him on it.
The emotional maturity between the first defendant and the second defendant is startling....the older man was acting like a 6 year old....and the young man was acting very mature .
Judge Boyd and Judge Bryant are two sides of the professional spectrum. Judge Boyd is always absolutely on-point with her professional nature - no matter how disrespectful or scummy the defendants or lawyers get. Judge Bryant blows a gasket over the tiniest slight.
I appreciate the way she acknowledged his frustration because maybe someone did lie to him. We don’t know. She handled her business expertly. He has no business visiting that frustration and rudeness on her and she explained why beautifully.
34!!! Dang, he looks like he’s in his late 40’s!! Judge Boyd is awesome. I’m so happy to see her treat the second guy so well. I know she’s truly happy when they’re doing well for themselves. She’s a class act.
The second guy was probably sweating bullets after seeing the first guy. I'm not sure I would want to be next in line after an irate judge got made at the defendant before me. But true to her word, she did not take out her anger on him, and it worked out well.
If that's how he behaves towards a judge, can you imagine how he treats regular people who get in his way? People who can't control their emotions even under these conditions, are very suspect to me.
Thanks for sharing that video. So refreshing. The vast majority of society shares the positive energy that these three exhibited in this video. Sadly, those examples get buried beneath the hate.
Not gonna' lie..., I was glad to see that bigger, male bailiff get behind the first guy. Judge Boyd needs to be protected at all costs... ❤ I was impressed with the guy who was in compliance. This is the only second case where I have seen someone completing their probation properly.
I love how the ones in Jail orange (indicating that they're on remand for some reason) are the onex who are the innocent victims of a frame-up and that they don't have time for this.
i'm surprised she let that go on as long as she did. Facing to the other side like that was so obnoxious and childish. Like a child throwing a tantrum.
How refreshing to see a defendant who was given a second chance and actually did better. He seemed really proud of himself as did Judge Boyd.
Exactly. You can tell in this case he was just misplacing his frustration, and as soon as she helped him understand the context he acted appropriately.
Attorney was pleased, judge was pleased, probation was happy, and most of all the defendant was happy and PROUD of their progress. The system works if you work it. The thing is, the system spends $100,000 to try and make it work for them, and this guy truly seems like he appreciates it. I hope he keeps on the straight and narrow.
@@___Bruh__ Yes, you watch some of these, and the Judge does seem to realise these people are just get shoved through a sausage machine. Just cutting off some ones defense is rude. Just explain the procedure.
If people understand the process, and whats happening maybe they have more respect for it.
I watch these and I just don't understand how inappropriate folks act. He was doing great and some folks are just shockingly bad. They yell & scream at the police officers and they think that is normal behavior. They must because so many act that way. I just have never seen anyone in real life act like folks do on these court/Police TH-cam channels. 7:39
You said it....
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It's a breath of fresh air to see a good appearance in front of Judge Boyd. Too few of them.
I agree!! Seeing Judge Boyd praise the defendant, hearing the probation officer’s glowing report, and watching the defendant genuinely thank the judge was awesome. It’s nice to see when things are going well, not just the cases where the defendant’s deferred sentence is being revoked and he’s being remanded into custody (although those can be pretty entertaining too!). Thank you, CourtCam, for providing a variety of different hearings and outcomes!
Agreed. The smile on the kid was telling. I thought it kewl when the lawyer subtly reminded him to take his hands out of his pockets. I hope he's very successful on probation and in life.
It was really good to see the defendant in the second case doing so well
It’s so refreshing to see someone that does well for a change!
First guy should have seen how the second case acted and how things went for him. Respect both ways goes a long, long way, with Judge Boyd and in life in general.
Tune in for the justice; stay for the handbag and flowers.
That last one made me smile....and is probably what makes this Judge happy to come to work everyday... Stay up young man!!!
Some people just need a chance and I love that she gives them that chance, and then there are those who will not learn.
Judge Boyd is my absolute favorite judge!!
A Judge Boyd's Success Story!! Congratulations 🤜🤛
It’s nice to see someone who follows the rules get rewarded.
Judge Boyd is such a respectful, down to earth, and caring judge. You are my mentor Judge. Watching from the US Virgin Islands 🇻🇮
Good to see a positive story
2nd Defendant, well done keep it up..👍✌️🤘💙⚖️🇦🇺
The second guy had somewhat of a guardian angel looking out for him by him not realizing that Judge Boyd extended his curfew from 4 pm to 6pm. By believing that he had to be home by 4pm, it ensured that he was always home two early. I’m not saying that he would have messed up had he known he had until 6, but there’s a lot of defendants I see in her court that I would bet a million dollars on, that they’d somehow find a way to get in trouble between those extra two hours.
I love Judge Boyd and her being direct and professional. Great Judge-! These bad attitudes are quite upsetting but Judge Boyd stays on course .... Excellent!!
It's good to see a young man doing well!!! It worked!
I love S Boyd. Best judge ever aha and her fabulous collection of never ending handbags is just impressive. I want to see her closet!!!
She handles that guy like she's dealing with a little child.
Love her 🖤🖤🖤
This is in San Antonio?? I didn’t know that
Puro San Antonio
This woman is Just too soft. Her title should be judge PROBATION! If Ted Bundy himself apeeared in front of her to be judged, she'd give him PROBATION for his crimes.
She's a class act for sure, her bearing is always on point.
To be old fashioned, I would say that the judge acts like a lady.
@@yougottabekiddiing Well I guess we're going to be old fashioned together because I completely agree, she's such a lady.
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The little things .. when the attorney who was representing Mr. Aceves took Mr. Aceves’ hands out of his pocket .. and he’s going good on his probation makes a big difference in the judges eyes . Good for him and he’s got a good attorney it seems . Good for him getting his GPS removed .
I remember seeing this boy a couple of times early on. He was so polite that JB and his attorney were impressed. So much so that his attorney recommended the young man to someone he knows for a job. I think it might have been in carpentry or something like that.
I hope he keeps his nose clean during the festival. He has come too far.
I would never have the nerve to raise my voice at Judge Boyd.
Me either I would be too scared
Only if you have a death wish.
He acted like a 3 year old. I'll show you, I won't listen. Either way, he'll be back
Nor turn my back, he was so disrespectful but she never lowered her character.
@@rickarra1833 He sure did!
Judge Boyd has class. She’s very fair, stern but compassionate. She wants nothing but the best for the individuals who come before her. She does everything that she can to help them help themselves out of their current situation.
When the best is achieved for the individuals, it's better for the community.
Yes absolutely agreed.
"Here's The Thing "😊
Exactly. That's when you know things are about to get real. Or, "We can go off record now ..." Then she brings out her mom skills.
I love when she says that 😂
@@tjr4459 That's when the hammer really comes down. She may have just sentenced someone to prison, but THEN she delivers mom justice.
When they f'd around and are about to find out 😁
Train wreck now ensues.
So refreshing to see a young man doing well. I think he made her day.
Her delight in his progress is genuine. She is a gift to the justice system. This young man will be fine, he is now making his own good fortune.
most judges would immediately take him out or hold him in contempt of court but judge boyd does an amazing job of deescalating the situation, explaining what's happening to him and not holding it against him even though he was clearly in the wrong. what an amazing judge
I would love to meet Judge Boyd’s Mom!
I bet she's just as amazing as her daughter
The first “man” could learn a LOT from the second young man!
This young man is making his own good fortune. I wish him well.
Yes. But I think once she calmed him down a little and explained the specifics of how things work, I really think he got it. I can understand his wanting to explain the facts. It just wasn't the time to do so.
@@NoteFromSELFagree. First guy was disrespectful to turn away, but he was also restrained. If this qualifies as disrespectful to the court, what do you call what others do?
How embarrassing that an adult in his mid thirties is acting like a 3 year old because he's not getting his own way 🤦♂️
Easy to for you say, you're not in jail.
@@EJayMD-11lmao honestly, that's fair. we would all do better to keep that in mind. i would be bawling like an infant.
he articulated what he was going through, though. i loved that. "because i'm mad, miss!"
I love the defense attorney in the last case. Is this the same guy the attorney got a friend to give him a job? The young man is doing so well, even the probationer is looking out for him.
Yes, the same lawyer who got a job for one of his clients.
Probation officers can be really chill if you just comply.
The lawyer at the end of this video is a great guy, going out of his way to help the client; helping him to get employment and being honest to the court. A great man.
Good to see a probationer doing well. Keep it up!
Judge Boyd is just lovely.
I love Judge Boyd’s hairstyle today 💕
I love her purse too.
Lotsa hairspray
Reminds me of my late aunt.
I'm happy for that young man.
Judge Boyd is so thrilled to see something going right
Man child needs to grow up, we learned to listen in grade school
But what was taught at home? Many people went to school but their home life was horrible...
He doesn't understand the court system.
@@mrshappilymarried1Values, morals and ethics are taught by your family. Schools are for education…It is so unfair to ask teachers to raise your children. If one is not up for the job, best to not have children. Very simple. There is birth control. 😊
@@gracemunich1476someone felt is was necessary to bring you into this world but they didn't do a swell job of educating you or perhaps you failed to receive their teachings. Where did I say that teachers are responsible for teaching morals? 🤔I didn't. These court cases are pretty evident that MANY parents aren't exemplifying moral behavior nor teaching it. "Educators" know full well their career choice goes beyond teaching ABC's. Those who simply "work in education" teach ABC's and go no further than that. The latter is why so many students are failing in the class and outside of it. Good day.
Yep but no, yep but but no yep no but no yep nah yep yep nah yep nah nah. but we don't respect or understand him?
Judge Boyd is my favourite. She is always professional and assertive but has such a calm and caring approach to her work. Love her!
I love that guy at the end who was on track!
He looked like he was on something, hated his attitude to the court. Last guy seemed really polite and respectful though.
The last guy is a success story. He’s young and probably did something stupid to try to fit in with the wrong crowd. His focus has been redirected and he’s back on track to have a successful life.
@@jkminnich he made jokes (according to him) which were treated as threats and got himself in a loooot of trouble. His attorney was really passionate about it.
Last time I saw them the attorney had called someone about a job for him. Since he was still looking.
It's nice seeing a defendant actually doing what they are supposed to instead of making excuses
She is a classy lady, and a wonderful judge!
Judge Boyd deserves a raise and a promotion! We need more judges like her!
He is a well worn 34 yrs old. Rode hard and put away wet, as they say.
I’m 32 and I was thinking the same thing.
Yes, he looks like if Hollywood needed a character actor to play in a prison film, he would be perfect.
Even his lawyer has had enough of that thing🙄
He rolled up the sleeves on his prison jumpsuit! 😂😂😂 He also called the judge "Miss." NOPE.
What's wrong with miss?
@@firefly-fu3ceNormally, you address the judge as your honor. Madam is okay, but okay for a much younger person and shows disrespect. Etiquette at court works in one’s favor. 😊
Attorney s have gotten into trouble if they call a judge Mam. Should always be "your Honor ". Attorneys should tell their clients that before they enter courtroom.
She didn't seem to mind. "Miss" is still a form of respect. She doesn't split hairs like you would like.
@@NoteFromSELF It depends a lot on the judge, and to some extent on the demeanor of the defendant/prisoner. "Your Honor" is best; "Ma'am" will do for some, and I wouldn't recommend less than that. Judge Boyd wasn't troubled by "miss", but she's unusually focused on the more substantive issues instead of her "dignity". Judge Bryant will rant for a couple of minutes just for being addressed in any way other than "Your Honor" pretty much regardless of any other factors.
Loved seeing the success story
What an enormous difference, between the first & second defendant!!
The second was so proud (as he should be) of how well he is doing!
Makes my heart smile!!
Glad to see the young man at the end using the opportunity to get on the right track. And that proves that being upfront with the judge is the best policy, his possible infraction wasn’t, yet had it been, she would’ve known about it when she received the notification and not been surprised
It's nice to see the young man in the final clip doing so well.
If it was another judge, he could be in prison for ten years.
He met a firm but fair and compassionate judge that literally gave him a second chance at life after a potentially very serious charge..
Thankfully, the young man is repaying the judges' faith in spades.
This is a real success story.
Judge Boyd is a treasure.
The first defendant NEVER disrespect a judge! ! and as for t the second defendant It's nice to see that some of them actually take probation seriously
Turning your back to someone while they're talking is disrespect. Regardless of personal, it's disrespect to the court, and the judge called him on it.
The emotional maturity between the first defendant and the second defendant is startling....the older man was acting like a 6 year old....and the young man was acting very mature .
Don’t come to judge 👩⚖️ Boyd with Disrespect she will checked u fast
Judge Boyd is the type of judge everyone should hope they ever stand before.
I love how she commands respect in her courtroom with grace. This woman is a Queen for sure ❤
It's difficult to deal with overly-emotional people, and Judge Boyd handled the Defendant the best possible way for the situation.
Judge Boyd and Judge Bryant are two sides of the professional spectrum. Judge Boyd is always absolutely on-point with her professional nature - no matter how disrespectful or scummy the defendants or lawyers get. Judge Bryant blows a gasket over the tiniest slight.
Great Job Buddy. Good Luck.
Judge Boyd's handbag and flowers combo is always 🤌🏼
How many pocketbooks does she have?
Thanks for sharing this. Judge Boyd is a treasure.
I appreciate the way she acknowledged his frustration because maybe someone did lie to him. We don’t know. She handled her business expertly. He has no business visiting that frustration and rudeness on her and she explained why beautifully.
So nice to see Judge Boyd's humanity rewarded.
34!!! Dang, he looks like he’s in his late 40’s!! Judge Boyd is awesome. I’m so happy to see her treat the second guy so well. I know she’s truly happy when they’re doing well for themselves. She’s a class act.
"Here's the thing..." Get ready to hear some truth.
The second guy was probably sweating bullets after seeing the first guy. I'm not sure I would want to be next in line after an irate judge got made at the defendant before me. But true to her word, she did not take out her anger on him, and it worked out well.
If that's how he behaves towards a judge, can you imagine how he treats regular people who get in his way? People who can't control their emotions even under these conditions, are very suspect to me.
He’s so rude
Thanks for sharing that video. So refreshing. The vast majority of society shares the positive energy that these three exhibited in this video. Sadly, those examples get buried beneath the hate.
Looks like a Hobo bag? Drawstring open. D&B of course, in Caramel. Beautiful bag Your Honor! 👍👏👏
The moment he called her "miss" I knew there was gonna be a problem.
Not gonna' lie..., I was glad to see that bigger, male bailiff get behind the first guy. Judge Boyd needs to be protected at all costs... ❤ I was impressed with the guy who was in compliance. This is the only second case where I have seen someone completing their probation properly.
Great Judge. Firm but Fair.
Judge Boyd is pure gold. As good as they come.
I really liked this one. This young man is doing what he’s supposed to do, and is on track. Awesome for him!
Yay for the second defendant!! Good job, keep it up!!👏👏 Your young and have your whole life ahead of you!!👍🏼
Any chance you remember what his original charge/s was/were??
I can’t remember!
Wow, a 3 year old. Maybe she should have put him in the corner. I am surprised she didn't send him out without talking to him
Did he say 34 or 44 years old? I guess either way he looks ROUGH for his age.
I love how the ones in Jail orange (indicating that they're on remand for some reason) are the onex who are the innocent victims of a frame-up and that they don't have time for this.
She showed both sides... the stern mother unit and the sweet softer side.... do not go up in there acting a fool.... lol she will get you. 💜💪💯
The first guy is 34yrs old?!?!! That guy looks at least 10 yrs older.
Or 20 yrs older! My son is 34 so I know what they look like nowadays
He the criminal so why do you have attitude he being very rude and disrespectful
it's bizarre that people don't know the very minimum basics of how the legal system works. very concerning.
34? I’m 60yrs old, and I look younger than him! 😮
The last case was one of the most sincere lawyer client interactions, the attorney is a real class act!!!!👍👍👍
Calling her « miss »????🤦🏻♀️
She did this young chap a favour taking his GPS off after the festivities. It's a nice change to hear someone is doing well.
Wait, the first dude is 34?!?!! That’s a hard 34.
Blatant disrespect turning his head from Judge Boyd 😡
i'm surprised she let that go on as long as she did. Facing to the other side like that was so obnoxious and childish. Like a child throwing a tantrum.
Not him turning his back to the judge like a pouting toddler 😂
The smug State Attorney 3:10 with his hands crossed could really care less.
We need more judges like judge Boyd!!!
It was great seeing a success story after the first jerk.
She's so sensible and reasonable! I just love her!
The first perp, has no manners
I am binge watching this judge. She is great