Judge Boyd DRUNK DRIVER Injures 2 NOW FACES 10 YEARS in PRISON!
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- Judge Boyd DRUNK DRIVER Injures 2 NOW FACES 10 YEARS in PRISON! Today we are in Judge Boyd’s courtroom where the defendant is facing 10 years in prison. As a BONUS I have included her hearings from 2023 where she was charged with Intoxication Assault. Also, I have included the Victim Impact Statement. Stay tuned until the end for the 2024 UPDATE!
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R.I.P To :
Mr. Longaker 🙏🙏
(I wish he told judge Boyd his condition...
Maybe she would've been more understanding )!😔
New sub....I'm loving the way you have these set up. Judge camera, defendant camera, and your comments. Never any issues with sound. I'm loving the back to back trials! And this judge is awesome to watch!
Can you find any judges that aren’t completely soft on crime?
I am totally against leniency for intoxicated driving. The fact that she put someone in a wheel chair and gets no jail time is disturbing.
That Victim Impact statement is what they should be showing in schools, not the poorly-written, overdramatic “shock” films. Heartbreaking.
Literally every "shock film" I've ever seen has always had a victim impact statement lol.
@EEazyM0neySniper35 Not the ones I saw in high-school like "Red Asphalt"
Why are victim impact statement made after sentencing? Shouldn’t they be heard first????? It should impact the sentence. JS 😡
@@missmermaid6249 its TX, if you are a woman and are getting stopped for speeding act drunk so you can plea to the lighter sentenace of DWI- do you think anyone cares about the victims
@@missmermaid6249 Evidently this is done so the victim statement does not affect sentencing. For the record most states that offer the victim a statement have it given before sentencing, only Texas does it opposite.
Whats not being said is the fact that Mr. Kenton Longaker had pancreatic cancer he was fighting & as of July 17th 2024, Kenton has passed away. You don't always know what someone is going thru. Id say he had a damn good excuse for being unreliable.
Thanks for sharing that!
It's a shame the court wasn't privately notified of his battle with cancer. Judge Boyd wouldn't have been so harsh with him. RIP Counselor.
RIP Mr.Longaker.
I apologize for making a harsh comment once about him on this channel. You're right, we don't know what someone is going through.
So very sad. 😥 ❤️
Maybe he should have retired not risk his clients future
As a former drunk driver I have to state that it's only by the grace of God that I never injured anyone myself. Consequences is part of the awakening process and should be administered as the law requires. It was consquences that led me to get sober and my life turned around.
Congratulations. ❤️
Yes❤ congratulations 😊
Same here.
I can't tell you how many times I got away with it. But that one time did it for me. That was 15 years ago, straight n narrow from then on out
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Same here! Incarceration for 74 days was my first step to straightening my life out.
They need to cut the crap of telling stories about what happened when they were ten, she got off to light and she'll be back
Right,I went through all that stuff, so did my sister's, and yes I drink but we've never caused any drunk driving accidents,however my dear sister who was only 23 was killed by a drunk driver.
Exactly. Millions of trauma survivors live their lives without ever getting drunk, getting into a car and causing physical and emotional trauma to others.
I think this is fair. Judging from what I've seen where they give them chances over again and over again.
@@AnnaBanana-gz4omsorry to hear that 🙏🏾
God I know! My mother was abused as a child and at 82 years old she's NEVER EVER done ANYTHING to hurt another living creature! Even IF that defendant getting abused as a child is the reason she chose to drink and drive, why should that keep her from not being forced to face consequences of her choices??? I'd love to ask her attorney "sooo only those with perfect childhoods should have to be held accountable for their crimes?"
Lord please don’t allow the man who took my son get off this easy!!😢😢😢😢
I feel for you. They should never get out of jail
God bless
Oh God, I’m so terribly sorry for your loss
if it was in TX and it was a man - you got no worries, they will throw the book at him, if its in TX and a woman I feel bad for you, the old saying in TX if you are a woman and you are getting stopped for speeding act drunk so you can plea to the lighter sentance
Lets check our manners and humanity @tomr3422
That poor man at the end. I pray he and his son make a full recovery. If she was living in a shelter with her kids, why did she go out drinking? Where were the kids? I don’t think she really knows how tragic the damage is for what she did. I’m not sure she even truly cares.
I'm in no way excusing her or what she did. She should have had to serve some prison time along with the inpatient treatment program. She does appear mentally challenged on some level. She's not to the point of knowing drinking and driving is never a good idea or acceptable. Trying to blame the place that served her those alcoholic beverages was a horrible defense. It indicates she wasn't accepting responsibility for her actions. Obviously, she's still struggling in life. I feel really bad for her young children.
She doesn’t care!!!
@@HelenByrd-yf9cfI agree what ur saying but now she’s back for not checking into her breathalyzer which mean she’s still drinking and driving and her license is suspended for 2 years
She sure does wear nice clothes for someone who lives in a shelter. Just saying.
This case is pathetic. She continues to victimize the victims every time she violates her conditions. She belongs in jail.
NO sympathy ever for drunk drivers.....
Agreed! Irresponsible and dangerous people!
This one needs prison.
But who'd hear her tearful history then? but i agree with you.
Blaming the alcohol server for responsibility for her crashing into and hurting others is ludicrous. She chose to drink and drive, there is no one else to blame
It depends, while the server is in no way responsible for her entering the car etc, but they can refuse to keep serving drunks more alcohol.
In some states they have laws that hold the bartender/bar owner legally responsible if they intentionally overserve a patron. As a former bartender, that was my greatest fear. I didn't know how much a patron had consumed before entering the bar, or having to judge their drunkenness based on their behavior. We always offered to arrange a ride home, but many refused. I would cut patrons off (refuse to sell them liquor) but many times got overruled. it's a dilemma
@@carlariggs525 That is the problem with the policy. The server has no way of knowing if the patron consumed a fifth before they walk in and then the server pours 2 drinks and they are in trouble.
@@carlariggs525 mostly in Democrat run states.
@@horacecomegna335Riiight!! Keeping telling yourself that 🤣🤣🤣
Never enough money for life… but always enough for the alcohol.
Sir, if you ever read this ❤, that was a great victim impact statement. Truthful and addressed everything about this horrible situation you were thrown into. Very succinct and well-spoken... Victim impact statements should be made BEFORE sententencing. Common sense judge boyd.
Id like the courts to line up all the people who have no histories that include trauma, mean people, sad events, hard times..not just the criminals but the court personell and lawyers...there would be a line of noone. We all have crap in our luggage...stop using it as an excuse for terrible decisions.
Exactly and she does say this in a few of the cases I’ve seen on these channels
💯💯💯💯
That's what I think when people say we'll I had this happen to me. And I think. Most of us don't live a charmed life. We all have trauma
If anyone has trauma, get therapy. Turning to drugs or alcohol will make it worse. And then, making it as an excuse for harming others is despicable
Thank you! I am someone who has also experienced trauma and a traumatic life....why would I make everything WORSE with drugs or Alkohol?
She never once made that an excuse.
@@fionaryder632
I'd think you'd understand trauma and the overall trauma response more having experienced it. I sure do. But not everyone can.
@@DeviceAnathema well, I really can't! My boyfriend also had a traumatic life and he has really bad drinking episodes...He only makes his own life worse and can be so difficult to deal with! His children are all in their early to mid-twenties...all of them don't smoke or drink because they don't want to be like the negative example they have seen. Their life was hard, too. It's their choice not to join their peers or follow their dad's example.
I grew up with every person in my immediate family were addicts and my father was abusive also. Three younger brothers, addicted to alcohol, prescription opiates, and all street drugs. Both parents alcoholics. Mother also addicted to prescription opiates. Dad died age 52. Rest of my family died one by one within a year. All brothers younger and died ages 50 to 52. I avoid alcohol and have to take pain meds for a severe degenerative condition. I document every dose I take because I saw so many accidental overdoses as a critical care nurse. I suffer in severe pain rather than take medication if I have to drive. I will becoming off oral medication very soon as I am getting an intrathecal pain pump, which reduces my medication by 99%. It takes 1/10 the medication when it goes directly into the spine. Provides better control with very few side effects because the doses are so low. Dealt with a ton of life trauma from bullying to SA. I am not relying on substances to blunt my mentation. I own the emotional and psychological effects of these things and choose to move forward with my life and try to press on. DUI should be mandatory from the first offense.
Oh boohoo she's a drunk who got behind the wheel of a vehicle and darn near killed people. Needs 8 to 10 years behind bars.....
its TX, if you are a female and you are getting stopped for speeding, drink something so you can plea to DWI the lighter of the two offenses.
She did kill someone
YESSSS!!!!
Hearing & seeing that poor sweet man TORE MY HEART OUT!!! I pray that he DOES heal 100%... physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually... in every way! I pray his nightmares go away! And I hope many on here will also pray for him too! Prayer absolutely works!
@@Irish_Georgia_GirlAMEN ❤
She just needs to go to prison, period!
Exactly! All that apologizing to put on a front like she’s sorry! Then turns around and skip testing! Judge Boyd is going to throw her in jail
@@Yah-Yah733 Hopefully, she needs to be locked up. Starting to treat the legal system as a joke. Skip testing, owns a vehicle but tried to hide the fact.
@@WhiteDieselShed exactly! I love how she made her raise her right hand because she knew she was lying and that public pretender wasn’t fast enough to stop her🙄🤦🏾♀️😤
In Michigan she would likely have done at least five years and we have the harshest women's prison in the country. She was lucky that she was in Texas, there is virtually no chance of probation in a case like this here in Michigan. I don't agree with the only options for treatment that she was offered were religious organizations. Personally, I am a liberal Christian but forcing my religion down someone's throat is inappropriate. However, from what I have seen in Texas courts tend to prefer Christian drug treatment centers over secular ones.
Another Abuse-when i was little- defense!
There are millions of people walking the earth that have been abused- (yes, myself included)
Grow up and move on- it’s not a built in excuse for all bad behavior. 😡😤
Wow so she was all ‘I’m so sorry …I’m guilty…I did an evil thing…’ and she lasted ONE YEAR of her 10 year probation before getting a motion to revoke 🤦🏻♀️
She’s looking for any reason to not complete this!
What does abuse have to do with this crime ????
Stop using your past as an excuse! I quit believing this crap, it’s always the uncle. I swear there’s a play the victim script floating around and it’s just absolutely disgusting to use it. It’s mocking of survivors! Alcohol and drugs are a CHOICE, we all have free will!
They should name this "Uncle" and find the police reports.
I totally agree with what you wrote. She should have been sent straight to prison.
Yeah it’s never their fault but the upbringing. I was abused as a kid by my dad and swore I would never drink as I saw his actions.
childhood abuse 16:04 is not an excuse for bad choices. not buying this big ass story.
absolutely!
She will be arrested again for a new DUI while on bond.
I believe she can get around the interlocking devise by someone starting the car. And if she can she probably will.
I wouldnt be surprised - it is TX.
@@JonMacintosh-eh3rtTrue she already admitted she still has a car🤷🏾♀️🙄🤦🏾♀️
@@JonMacintosh-eh3rtI had one, it goes off randomly when you're driving.
And she will still get off for it.
Ridiculous she nearly kills two people and gets probation, now they want to revoke and believe me she is driving. She needs jail.
A man would have gotten 5 years in prison.
I was also abused as a child (everytime I misbehaved) but, not once, have I been a drunk driver. These excuses are pathetic. Imagine the trauma the injured blokes in the car she hit have experienced. 😠😠 Best wishes from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤
I'm reading this on Saturday night/Sunday 08/03-04/24 so this is great turnaround. Thanks for the great work.
Unless defendants receive the maximum sentence the first time and every time, there is no guarantee that they won't offend the same way again.
That's really thought out.
Yeah we the taxpayers should definitely do that when it's proven most first time offenders don't often reoffend. Those that do reoffend tend to then get harsher penalties which is how the legal system works. But yeah let's spend more tax money on first time offenders that most probably won't reoffend it's not like we don't already spend A LOT on jails and Prisons let's just spend more
@@EAZYMONEYSNIPER7 exactly!
Psychologically, this is wrong. That's how the CJ sytem operated in history & it failed as it didn't allow for rehabilitation.
@@PAMELAPORTER-ci7mr, psychology? That's funny! Lawbreakers MUST be punished. Period.
It’s an additional offense in my book that when facing jail time, a defendant always want to recognize their past trauma to justify someone being killed or mangled by their actions… but it almost never occurs to them to do something about it before hurting someone else.
Do we even know whether the idea to mention the abuse was her attorneys idea or hers?
Why would a parent allow their children to be anywhere near the same person that physically and sexually abused the parent? She certainly needs therapy as she isn’t making good decisions.
If that statement was true🤷🏾♀️ she lied to the judge about not having a car making the public defender look stupid! 🤪 that’s why he was trying to get her to shut up and judge Boyd saw right through her! 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
They are hurt for life. She is already out of bond. Not fear!!
Fair…
Victim impact should be read before sentencing. So they feel like they get some say. Even if in the end they don’t affect the outcome. I think it would help.
This is the most pathetic, selfish human being alive!
She managed to turn her criminal case against her into a sad story making her the victim!
I absolutely love this prosecutor!
Shes worried about the dad and she has a problem drinking. Deflecting is a way to say shes not that bad. But she is just as bad.
The fact that she doesn't think she has a problem, blames the people who served her and used the term "embarrassing" (as opposed to tragic/horrifying) to describe it makes me wonder if/when she'll do this again.
I do hope that she is able to get the therapy and rehab that she clearly needs.
I'm confused... is she serving time in prison? Judge Boyd talked about rehab, etc., but I don't recall hearing incarceration.
*edit-I typed this before the final appearance. It is bonkers that she got probation. And the final appearance was incredibly telling. She sought to deceive Judge Boyd about her car and would not have revealed anything if Judge Boyd hadn't caught on. She had multiple missed tests, and had some total BS excuse and zero accountability. If she is not driving drunk either in her own car or someone else's , I am a kumquat.
If the car is at the abusive uncle's house, that is concerning on multiple levels. I understand how complicated that kind of dynamic can be and how it can impact a person's mental health in a wide variety of ways. However, if it's the case, I do wonder how safe her children are. If she has even partial custody of them, she could easily be putting them at risk.
Should of got at least 5 years in the prison
The extent of the injuries that she caused, through her own decision to drive while drunk, should require time in prison. No exceptions.
If you have a drinking problem probation does not fix that? They will continue to drink and drive!!
Neither is jail🤷🏾♀️ but since she didn’t sign up for the programs and lie to say the device wasn’t working! She needs to be in jail
She should get 20 years
I appreciate your up to date videos. Thank you
A defendant loses points with me every time they say “this is embarrassing.” It suggests being sorry that other people found out. Gain points if they say “I am ashamed of my behavior.” That shows recognition of personal guilt
She doesn't want the son to be with the dad because he has drug issues, but it's ok for the son to be with her even though she's an alcoholic. Apparently it's ok for her son to be around her uncle who supposedly abused her. Makes sooooooo much sense.
The uncle babysitting the child may not be the same one that raped her. Most people have more than one uncle.
Great Video,looking forward to the Update
Coming soon!
I’m disappointed in Judge Boyd on this one
Okay! I bet she is doing just fine. She’s an outstanding judge.
They should have locked her butt up at first.. I am disappointed too at Judge Boyd on this one
I can't believe how cocky, arrogant and pissed off this criminal is! After the impact statement of the man she nearly killed, who suffers every single day, with horrendous injuries, has had and needs more surgery and ptsd himself and for his son who was in the car, her belligerent attitude is obscene. She shouldn't get a Bond! It's disgusting not only this but she must be drinking alcohol because she won't take the tests, I don't believe for one moment the device was faulty. If the gentleman victim watched her and her arrogance it must have been excruciatingly painful to watch. She should have gone to prison.
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Exactly
I LOVE ❤ the prosecutor. He is sharp mentally, great speaker, excellent appearance in all his cases. NO nonsense ! Flowers for you 🎉 SHE SHOULD HAVE DID JAIL TIME
Omg that poor man what she did to him is absolutely terrible she ruined his life put him through absolute hell and doesn't go to jail disgusted with the judge this woman is a menace to society
They already had the plea set in place, so Judge Boyd is following her plea, but she did put her in inpatient instead of outpatient! But believe me she’s going to revoke her in August! That’s why she gave her the whole 10yrs because she knew she would be back, so let’s not blame the judge
After hearing the victim and how she was out and about 10 years in prison is to mild
Most defendants dont look at the victim, nor listen.
Most people have had some type of abuse or trauma. And yes, lots of people use things like drinking to cope. But when you put other people’s lives in danger with your choice of coping you don’t get to use the “I was abused” excuse.
I would not feel confident with this guy as my lawyer
Didn't you read that he had pancreatic cancer and just died in July 2024?
he was going thru some stuff but was too greedy to thurn the case over to someone that could devote the time to it.
@@tomr3422he's a public defender. She's not paying him
@@tomr3422He has passed away and he cancer
@@lisawatson9570very sad. He didn't look well at all.
What was the restitution for the victims?
SHE SHOULD HAVE WENT TO JAIL AT LEAST FOR PARTIAL TIME, esp bc she doesn’t now, nor did she, ever show any “internalizing” what so ever imo!
Prayers to the family! 🙏
If her uncle is stalking her or her children, she must get police involved to arrest and sue him and protect the children.
But she just told the judge that her children were with her Uncle 🙄 I can see her lying to the judge and tell her that’s another Uncle 🤦🏾♀️🙄😤
@@Yah-Yah733 I think she said one was and the other with her husband. Not sure what is going on there but that is another story and as I dont have the facts I won't play guessing games
She’s refusing to take accountability. Though I find it hard to believe she was sexually abused by her uncle, she still need to take responsibility for her actions. Poor children.
Yes. That has nothing to do with this.
My heart breaks for that victim. How she could have caused that much injury and not gotten any jail time is not something i can not comprehend. Shes violating her probation by not taking her tests and still gets to remain free. I love this judge but seriously?
Showed no remorse whatsoever. Smug, acts like she's getting a jaywalking ticket.
its TX - for a woman there is no accountability- if you are getting pulled over for speeding and you are a woman act drunk so you can plea to the lighter charge of DWI.
I can never understand why people drive drunk. Just leave your car at the bar take a taxi or uber theres NO EXCUSE!
The defense attorney discloses his client being stalked, she moved to a shelter in another city, and then the moron PUBLICLY DISCLOSES WHERE SHE IS EMPLOYED IN THAT CITY!
I have seen her attorney in other Judge Boyd hearings. He is a lousy defense attorney.
Talking about the victim and then interjecting “in the name of Jesus of Nazareth I ask god to help ME through this”. She still hasn’t realized that she’s the victimizer in this case… and as is apparent at the end… it’s still the case.
Very few drink drivers EVER stop. It becomes a lifetime habit.
The comment on the screen said they might have found better clothes for her. She's probably in orange and someone gave her a guys' suit jacket.
Hello there you (content creator) @court trials tv network ) law enforcement here, I really appreciate you covering the continuation of these defendant clips.
Please continue your coverage as it is much appreciated.
A lot of frustration I had, as an officer, 6:49 stems from making an arrest and not knowing what the outcome was as you can see, rarely is the officer there for sentencing.
If I had a big case, or one which I deemed important to myself, I was rarely there for the followup and/or sentencing.
I would often have to call the states attorney handling the case to discover the outcome.
You have provided a platform where people are able to follow the defendant and often times, see the outcome.
I have to say I very much enjoy your clips and the hard work you do in following them.
In my opinion your channel is number one on TH-cam for this kind of content.
Please keep up the great work and, GOOD DAY!
Wow thanks for the compliment and Thanks for sharing you story!
Also by the way I have an update coming for her next week! so stay tuned!!
In part one her license was suspended for two years but a year later she is back and a device is ordered for her car? This is the first time a case has confused me! She should have been sent straight to jail! Boo hoo poor me 😢
Judge Boyd is known for being strict, but she is also fair and impartial. She represents the idea of equal justice, which is rare in most courts. Unlike other Judges, who often see defendants as hopeless cases, Judge Boyd genuinely cares about the people she deals with and wants to help them improve. Her approach is a great example of how a Judge should fulfill their duties. It's unfortunate that many Judges are biased and unfair, treating defendants as a burden on society, which contributes to high rates of repeat offenses.
Hearing the victim speak, makes me so Angry with these dam drunks
The victim impact statement was heartbreaking 💔 my heart goes out to her victims 💜
That selfish lady is unaffected by the poor man. It's sad. I still don't understand why she's not in prison
I agree with the victim. She is getting off easy-too easy. These victim impact statements need to be done prior to sentencing.
Wtf has being sexually abused as a child have anything to do with drink driving???
Excuses for driving drunk.
She is the first person I have seen who dressed properly to court. One woman wore a tube top!!! 😂😂😂
honestly who cares how they dress? Some of yall are too judgmental. What if a tube top is all that person had to wear? People should come as they are. Their best may not be your best, and that's ok. At least they showed up regardless. I will never understand commenting on what people wear to court. It really shouldnt matter since we don't know the reason for what they wear. It's not a fashion show, it's criminal court, and that should be the focus. If a judge passed a sentence based on what someone wore, they should get in trouble for it, too.
@@neferazure How you dress is very important. It tells the world how much you respect the processes of justice.
If you show up in a tube top, you're telling the world that you don't care what the court thinks, what society thinks.
If you dress properly you are telling society that you take the process seriously.
It's the LEAST you can do it, for your own sake, if nobody else's.
If you want to wear what you want, go to a beach.
Only way to prevent a drunk driver from driving again is prison. 1st offense drunk driving should be a felony.
So you want to ruin millions of people's rights of 2A and voting rights on a first time offense?
Why judge give her that easy sentence. No jail time that’s why the repeat offender ms keep repeating because judges be too light because they’re females
The judge and the prosecutors are responsible for the ma injuries for letting this person go free after multiple examples of noncompliance.
I can't believe this, NO jail time judge??? Unbelievable. They should do the impact statements BEFORE the sentencing
Its TX - if you are a woman and are being stopped for speeding act drunk so you can plea to the lighter charge of DWI.
She already had a plea🤷🏾♀️ so the victim had to agree not to go to trial
Ruined two lives, her victim and herself.
I think the victim statement should come BEFORE the discussion of conviction terms.
She has yound kids I know everyone hates her but I hope she never drinks again and becomes a better Mom. I never drove drunk but alcohol is a terrible addiction but some of us can change and get better❤
Can't wait for the next court date 😊
Why is having children a reason for not going to jail. Shouldn't those with children be even more responsible? If not, why are they treated better than those without children. Because you have more, you get more.
Judge boyd she should be in jail ! The man and his son have had their lives destroyed
Inpatient treatment is better for the community! Jail will help no one. I’m this case.
Once again, boyd shows that women get off easy in the courts. I wouldn't go to the court for justice, nowadays. I would simply handle it myself.
Longaker has a habit of not showing up. Also of smoking on Zoom and wearing boxers, visible on camera. Super professional.
He's had so many bad "choices"
He's dead & gone now, so 🤷
@@jasonweatherford5710?
he was going thru some stuff but way too greedy to turn the cases over to a lawyer that could take care of them.
@@jasonweatherford5710 that's definitely sad
Revoked??? Go to jail lady
If you are visibly intoxicated then yes, the bar would be crazy to keep serving you.
She got off easy.
Too easy!
Wow! Great job keeping track of this!!! Thank you.
Thanks for the update! Love this judge!
i've watched all the times this woman has been in court. I can't believe she's back in front of the judge.
Since when is victim impact read after she got off too easy!
Just a sad situation
So how long is her probation? Cut to the chase.
20:48 Judge says probation is 10 years
The last handful of Judge Boyd’s videos are starting to annoy me. Her rulings are too lean, and she picks and chooses those she throws the book at.
She should at least spend a year in jail. I'm not surprised if people seek their own justice.
Poor victims. He spoke well. She was grossly negligent.Sad she is not doing well on Probation
I normally love how judge Boyd handles sentences, but for this particular case I disagree on how easy this lady got off.
Several times in my life, looong before Uber, Lyft, etc, I called a Yellow Cab instead of getting behind the wheel. Some people would comment "how can you leave your car?" Everyone else said "good!" Life is full of decisions. Choose better.
@24:00... the first month will be HELL 🔥 for this drunk mother! Will she learn the lesson?
Damn😂 Judge Boydes wig is all over the place!
I'm sorry this judge don't play no games boy actually I like this judge
I’m confused is she going to prison?
No not yet anyways.... she does have a hearing coming up tho... so stay tuned!
Listening to her lawyer i swear it sounds like she's the victim! Blame the bar, blame her parents, blame every1 & everything but herself; she's disgraceful no remorse & i'm surprised she hasn't blamed the victims for getting in her way!! Drunk drivers are shameful, gambling with the community around them!!
Boyd talks a good game but she is too soft. This judge endangers the public.
it is TX, I would expect no less