😂sometimes I can’t believe I watch day court. When I tell people I’m boring and they say “oh no you aren’t boring!” I come back with “I watch day court from Michigan” and then they have nothing to say.
The judge isn't just enforcing the "no photography" rule because it's a rule. She's enforcing it because she has to worry that it's part of an intimidation or retaliation scheme, or a stalking effort.
@@AngelaPublicOutrageShe’s not awful. He could have been taking pictures of someone to threaten them. There’s no reason to be taking pictures. It’s not meant to be some fun tourist spot.
Watching judges in action so often has unexpectedly taught me so much about assertiveness and not being swayed by sob stories and excuses in my every day life, without feeling like a “mean person”! What a bonus to all this entertaining content.
I recommend reading judgements too. They're often so clear and witty. A remarkable one is Meads v. Meads, 2012 ABQB 571 which is like a manual for how to cope with SovCits.
My daughter said while I was watching Judge Manning for a few minutes, there’s NO WAY the Judge says “pre-trial” like that, why do you do it? 😆 I let her listen and she understood why I do it!! 😂..
What the hell is wrong with Fulton County prosecutors? Almost a year without indictment and opposing any sorts of reductions in bond? Is there a just a heavy docket, or not enough resources to prosecute these cases?
I wonder what would happen to the speed of indictments in Georgia, if every judge started notifying prosecutors that they were going to start pretrial releasing any eligible defendant who sits in jail unindicted for more than six months. I'm not even an American citizen, and I can still tell that this is an obvious Fifth, Sixth, and Fourteenth Amendment violation.
I am super pro police and anti crime but.... I mean really sitting in jail for a year with no indictment? if they are such bad dudes, they need to get them to trial and either into jail on on their way
As a Georgia resident I probably shouldn’t be thrilled with this idea of just letting unindicted suspects loose, but heck, the thought of potentially innocent people being held that long blows away the other worry.
@debbiebr as long as the alleged case doesn't involve CP allegations they absolutely should be released after 6 months without indictment, it is clear the prosecutors do not think, despite what they say, that these people are so dangerous or they would have indict them already.. with cockroaches/potential cockroaches, I don't take chances with.. it is insane to keep people in jail for year/s without doing anything about it.. but.. money.. prisons and jails are a massive business in U.S and it has led to where only the rich can afford bonds..
So the guy with 1039 days has another case of multiple murders. Then he burned the house down trying to hide the crime. That's why he's there so long, and is No Bond on the murder charges, which are being charged as Capitol offenses.
Atlanta suspended the indictment timeline requirement due to COVID. There was a plan to be caught up by end of last year. We see how well that worked out. Anyone in Atlanta want to work for the DAs office?
That guy has been in jail for 1039 days with no bond and no indictment, and he's sitting there eating, not giving 2 sh*ts😂...But considering his crimes, I'm glad they're not letting him out. I couldn't care less how long he had to wait.
Honestly 330 days in jail with no trial or bond is pretty crazy, they need more prosecutors or something. I’ve seen people with non violent charges that go that long, which doesn’t seem to be fair. Obviously if it’s super violent then it’s a little different.
I mean these people have rights, and it feels like the prosecutor is engaged in a game of punishing pretrial. These bonds are crazy high, and the amount of time in jail without even an indictment is just absurd.
I thought the same at first and then listening to some of the explanations - 52 arrests, 60 arrests, 38 arrests, capital charges, etc. - it is hard to argue they aren’t a significant risk to the community. But agree the state should charge the case soon or let them out on a reasonable bond
Did you see. the recent Judge Manning video where she called the police during the Zoom call to have the children removed from their mother after the father played video evidence of her threatening him? It was epic! Love Judge Manning.
Over a year with no indictment while incarcerated is insane… i know that county jail is packed past the maximum capacity… unless insane charges they should be released if not charges dropped
Last time he promised the judge that he will never see him again lol. He had too many cases and keep fighting with every attorney assigned to him so he can show off with his knowledge of the law lol
I love Judge Simpson. He always makes my day, but I wouldn't want to piss him off. Sad I missed the love stream, but I'm still enjoying the comments. Thanks Mike
I'm so glad to hear from Attorney Killewald's hair. 15:37 - "I swear I have no criminal history, now let me make all these bond-related arguments only an attorney or someone with a criminal history would know about"
Georgia is my home state and I’m more than a little disgusted with the amount of time they are holding defendants without indictment. Atlanta has a significant amount of crime, as most urban centers do, but this situation is untenable! Unfortunately, in my state the following is the law: “The right to a speedy trial begins at the time the defendant is arrested, and charges are filed. If the defendant has not been arrested or formally charged, then the clock on getting a trial has not yet begun. In Georgia, the court has 2 years to file an accusation in a misdemeanor case and 4 years to indict a felony but once accused or indicted, the statute of limitations does not apply.”
I'm glad to see someone with a soul in here. There ARE innocent ppl arrested sometimes. There are loads of ppl arrested on misdemeanor charges who shouldn't be sitting in jail for a year w/o a trial... and Fulton Co is one of the worst in the country. They're already being investigated for misspent funds, horriffic deaths, understaffed crime labs, etc., etc. It's inhumane, period.
In the UK, an MTR is a "Means Test Review". Basically revisiting whether the defendant still qualifies for Legal Aid or if they have to pay for their own defence. Don't know if it's the same in the US. This Schuh guy now seems to be reaping a little of what he's sowed in the past. An extra week before the next hearing waiting for a judge he hasn't litigated against previously with no bond = extra week in jail waiting. If he does the same with judge Simpson, they'll have to send him to North Korea to find an 'impartial' judge (please, please, please!!!) 🤣🤣🤣
Honestly. I'm glad these questions were asked because I, myself, have been wondering but didn't have the GUTS to ask!!! Sometimes, these seem utterly ridiculous, especially when you hear the charges ... and then you hear the history ... (being almost nothing)
Had jury duty for the first time a couple months ago. (didn't get picked) But apparently the district courts around here will straight up take your phone and make you pay a chunk of change in order to get it back. That's for anything, like if they hear your phone vibrating inside your bag in the courtroom... yoink. It's gotta be OFF & put away in the courtroom. They would have lost their sh*t they caught you taking a picture.
What is up with Schuh's forehead? Has he adopted a "Charles Manson motif"? And Schuh has LITERALLY spent over half of his life behind bars. He needs to just be declared an habitual and send down for good..
I thought the guy next to Schuh had Lobster Man hands but then I realized he was crossing his fingers I guess hoping for no bond. Around 6:52 lol. However, he did have Don DeLuise hair from the movie The End.
Can anyone tell me the rules/law for the people sitting without an indictment? How long can they be held and does it have anything to do with right to speedy
Hey Mike, at 20:30 when Cho asks why the case hasn't been indicted and the judge laughs and responds. What's the joke? Why haven't they been indicted? Thanks from a legal outsider!
Prison guard 1: hey john, guess what, Shuh is back! Prison guard 2: you got to be kidding me! How is that possible. Do you know where he is located? Prison guard 1: in the "shu"... .."my early friday morning humour strikes again"
These pre trials just make me think the state wants to fill jails. They never indict for months and months, and they never agree to reduced bond. What exactly do they do all day???
MTR...motion to remove possibly? The judge definitely said something to the clerk about checking if there were any "motions to [something]". There's a real good chance we might get a good sov cit video out of this court in the next few days.
Just think if San Francisco and Philadelphia had public intoxication charges with all the zombies on the streets from that horse tranquilizer drug. It’s terrible.
Though I do agree… this isn’t a issue everywhere in GA. Just around the ATL area. A lot of it has to do with the amount of crime that goes on in ATL… unless you absolutely have to go there, most of us try to avoid the entire area. ATL is massive. 3 counties ish. Though there’s a couple of other counties that are getting close to being considered a part of ATL lol they got behind during Covid and have yet to catch up. Not justifying it and it’s definitely not excusable, But if you’ll notice, the majority of them are repeat offenders. It’s still ridiculous regardless. They need to hire more people to help… point blank. You’d think they would have done something about this already. One of these days the state is going to get sued for this crap.. rightfully so. I know Judge Manning and all of the attorneys are getting tired of it. I’m sure it’s not only embarrassing but it’s definitely unconstitutional.
I can't believe I did this. I put Jeremy's court date in my calendar so that I can be sure to see his appearance with Simpson. I gotta get a life.
😂sometimes I can’t believe I watch day court. When I tell people I’m boring and they say “oh no you aren’t boring!” I come back with “I watch day court from Michigan” and then they have nothing to say.
We’re all here w ya!
@@VexatiousFluff ROFL!
@MinxyChaCha This happens to me too! But I'm in Australia, so maybe my case of daycourtwatchitis may be more serious! 😅😊
@@VexatiousFluffnot boring, “eccentric” is the word you’re looking for ;)
The judge isn't just enforcing the "no photography" rule because it's a rule. She's enforcing it because she has to worry that it's part of an intimidation or retaliation scheme, or a stalking effort.
I was thinking it could be a frauditor..
@@noahh2338 I thought there was SOMETHING going on.. Just can't figure what...
Live streaming witness questioning helps aid the safety of those who may information about a case.
Boyd is awful. Hence the FORCED recusals.
@@AngelaPublicOutrageShe’s not awful. He could have been taking pictures of someone to threaten them. There’s no reason to be taking pictures. It’s not meant to be some fun tourist spot.
Mike, I’ve seen a lot of Judge Boyd’s videos…and still haven’t seen the same purse twice 😂😂😂
She loves a good purse😂
LOL
Watching judges in action so often has unexpectedly taught me so much about assertiveness and not being swayed by sob stories and excuses in my every day life, without feeling like a “mean person”! What a bonus to all this entertaining content.
I recommend reading judgements too. They're often so clear and witty. A remarkable one is Meads v. Meads, 2012 ABQB 571 which is like a manual for how to cope with SovCits.
This channel is great! It’s been helping me through a period of depression, thank you for what you do.
My daughter said while I was watching Judge Manning for a few minutes, there’s NO WAY the Judge says “pre-trial” like that, why do you do it? 😆 I let her listen and she understood why I do it!! 😂..
I was cooking and listening to judge manning with earphones in. My son came while I yelled PRE TRIAL! The look in his face 😂 I had to explain
I say it all the time. People think I’m crazy. Like I care.🤣🤣🤣
It’s really embarrassing on commercial airline flights.
I Always love Judge Boyds purse and flowers! ❤
Another good one, Mike! Thank you!
How are these people in jail so long with no indictment?? Seems like a violation of speedy trial!!
What the hell is wrong with Fulton County prosecutors? Almost a year without indictment and opposing any sorts of reductions in bond? Is there a just a heavy docket, or not enough resources to prosecute these cases?
It is both sadly. Chronic understaffing due to a reduced budget and a population that lives below the poverty line and can't afford the 10% of bond.
I wonder what would happen to the speed of indictments in Georgia, if every judge started notifying prosecutors that they were going to start pretrial releasing any eligible defendant who sits in jail unindicted for more than six months.
I'm not even an American citizen, and I can still tell that this is an obvious Fifth, Sixth, and Fourteenth Amendment violation.
I am super pro police and anti crime but.... I mean really sitting in jail for a year with no indictment? if they are such bad dudes, they need to get them to trial and either into jail on on their way
You go, CanadaMatt!!!
As a Georgia resident I probably shouldn’t be thrilled with this idea of just letting unindicted suspects loose, but heck, the thought of potentially innocent people being held that long blows away the other worry.
@debbiebr as long as the alleged case doesn't involve CP allegations they absolutely should be released after 6 months without indictment, it is clear the prosecutors do not think, despite what they say, that these people are so dangerous or they would have indict them already.. with cockroaches/potential cockroaches, I don't take chances with.. it is insane to keep people in jail for year/s without doing anything about it.. but.. money.. prisons and jails are a massive business in U.S and it has led to where only the rich can afford bonds..
I saw Jeremy Shuh on Court cam on A&E!!! 😂 figures we see him enough here that he would end up on tv! (It was a much much older hearing)
Thanks!
The look on his face and the silence after the judge told him "this is NOT" his first offense.🥴🤣
So the guy with 1039 days has another case of multiple murders. Then he burned the house down trying to hide the crime. That's why he's there so long, and is No Bond on the murder charges, which are being charged as Capitol offenses.
Yikes! That brings a lot more clarity to it. 😬
Mike, my Husband knows I am watching your channel because of the screaming goat. I LOVE your dogs. ❤
lol!! SAME!!🤣🤣
Lol! Same Here!😂
“I’m not saying he did it. I’m saying he looks like he might have done it” - Mike 😂😂😂
@4:54 omg MIKE...... I had this playing in the background and when you said this I thought that you actually had him on your show in person. 😩😩
Little Sleazers?? Oh my gosh, lol! Mike!!
Atlanta suspended the indictment timeline requirement due to COVID. There was a plan to be caught up by end of last year. We see how well that worked out.
Anyone in Atlanta want to work for the DAs office?
That guy has been in jail for 1039 days with no bond and no indictment, and he's sitting there eating, not giving 2 sh*ts😂...But considering his crimes, I'm glad they're not letting him out. I couldn't care less how long he had to wait.
Love the random scream. Your timing is impeccable 😁
Shue is judge shopping, interesting move.
Honestly 330 days in jail with no trial or bond is pretty crazy, they need more prosecutors or something. I’ve seen people with non violent charges that go that long, which doesn’t seem to be fair. Obviously if it’s super violent then it’s a little different.
I mean these people have rights, and it feels like the prosecutor is engaged in a game of punishing pretrial. These bonds are crazy high, and the amount of time in jail without even an indictment is just absurd.
I thought the same at first and then listening to some of the explanations - 52 arrests, 60 arrests, 38 arrests, capital charges, etc. - it is hard to argue they aren’t a significant risk to the community. But agree the state should charge the case soon or let them out on a reasonable bond
LASD jailis worse, Fulton county doesn't have the unindicted every other week. 26 so far this year.
Did you see. the recent Judge Manning video where she called the police during the Zoom call to have the children removed from their mother after the father played video evidence of her threatening him? It was epic! Love Judge Manning.
That would be a good one.
Where can I find it? Sounds good
Following in case there’s a place to find it!
That one was terrifying
The one where the mum ran down the stairs in her underwear at the dad while screaming and brandishing a knife ???
Over a year with no indictment while incarcerated is insane… i know that county jail is packed past the maximum capacity… unless insane charges they should be released if not charges dropped
Last time he promised the judge that he will never see him again lol. He had too many cases and keep fighting with every attorney assigned to him so he can show off with his knowledge of the law lol
Santa on a bender 😂😂😢
Thanks for the Pupper Clip!🚒🚒
Lol I first read that as paper clip!
Puppers are adorable 🐾🐾
That was my very own pupper😍
Lots of birthdays today, its my 65th, happy birthday fellow Leos🦁♌
7:20 how does 'no' grab you? lol
I have missed Preeetrial!
I love Judge Simpson. He always makes my day, but I wouldn't want to piss him off. Sad I missed the love stream, but I'm still enjoying the comments. Thanks Mike
The Love Stream! :D
How many Public Intox can you get in Knox county per month and still get personal recognizance??
ETA: asking for a friend
😂
429 days in jail on pretrial detention is unacceptable
Manning saying Pre-Trial is like being at a sermon and hearing "praise Jesus" lmaoo
He normally resides in Alabama, but he has been staying in Georgia the past few years... yeah, at least 1039 days in Georgia!
I'm so glad to hear from Attorney Killewald's hair.
15:37 - "I swear I have no criminal history, now let me make all these bond-related arguments only an attorney or someone with a criminal history would know about"
Judge coulda charged him with perjury…..should have….
Jeremy schuh again…??? Come on dude! You gotta get it together man!😂😂😂
1:27
She already axxed a question with her question.
Georgia is my home state and I’m more than a little disgusted with the amount of time they are holding defendants without indictment. Atlanta has a significant amount of crime, as most urban centers do, but this situation is untenable! Unfortunately, in my state the following is the law:
“The right to a speedy trial begins at the time the defendant is arrested, and charges are filed. If the defendant has not been arrested or formally charged, then the clock on getting a trial has not yet begun. In Georgia, the court has 2 years to file an accusation in a misdemeanor case and 4 years to indict a felony but once accused or indicted, the statute of limitations does not apply.”
I'm glad to see someone with a soul in here.
There ARE innocent ppl arrested sometimes. There are loads of ppl arrested on misdemeanor charges who shouldn't be sitting in jail for a year w/o a trial... and Fulton Co is one of the worst in the country. They're already being investigated for misspent funds, horriffic deaths, understaffed crime labs, etc., etc. It's inhumane, period.
In the UK, an MTR is a "Means Test Review". Basically revisiting whether the defendant still qualifies for Legal Aid or if they have to pay for their own defence. Don't know if it's the same in the US.
This Schuh guy now seems to be reaping a little of what he's sowed in the past. An extra week before the next hearing waiting for a judge he hasn't litigated against previously with no bond = extra week in jail waiting. If he does the same with judge Simpson, they'll have to send him to North Korea to find an 'impartial' judge (please, please, please!!!) 🤣🤣🤣
In the US it's a motion to revoke (end probation)
❤ from Northern Michigan ❤❤
Awww I was just there it will always be home to me
Honestly. I'm glad these questions were asked because I, myself, have been wondering but didn't have the GUTS to ask!!! Sometimes, these seem utterly ridiculous, especially when you hear the charges ... and then you hear the history ... (being almost nothing)
Guess I can put my boots away, it's a schuh day!
54 prior arrests? Got damn!🤯
❤purse of the day w Judge Boyd!!! Changes daily!
We need a Jeremy Schuh playlist!
Why does “you can leave the booth” sound so much like “get the F outta my face”?
I’m certainly hearing it loud and clear.😂
Why do they think they can lie to the judge straight to his or her face …HOLY 😮😂😂😂
Had jury duty for the first time a couple months ago. (didn't get picked) But apparently the district courts around here will straight up take your phone and make you pay a chunk of change in order to get it back. That's for anything, like if they hear your phone vibrating inside your bag in the courtroom... yoink. It's gotta be OFF & put away in the courtroom. They would have lost their sh*t they caught you taking a picture.
Over a 1k is crazy. Longest we seen in Wilco county. Hardest county in Texas was around 360-500 days max
What is up with Schuh's forehead?
Has he adopted a "Charles Manson motif"?
And Schuh has LITERALLY spent over half of his life behind bars. He needs to just be declared an habitual and send down for good..
Good morning Mike.
I can't believe Jeremy Schu is back. Lol
I can. 🤣
That is a chess board of some very scary individuals. You could practically change the boxes around and you wouldn’t know the difference.
August 15th I gotta remember that date lol loooove schuh shenanigans!!!
Hmmm, these defendants in Mannings court all look similar.
Pre-trial is my favorite part 😂😂
I thought the guy next to Schuh had Lobster Man hands but then I realized he was crossing his fingers I guess hoping for no bond. Around 6:52 lol. However, he did have Don DeLuise hair from the movie The End.
Five Guy’s 🍔 🍟 was that where it was? Lol 😂
I hate when someone puts a gun under my pillow 😂
Thanks for the laugh.😂
Jeremey’s bond has gone from $500 all the way up to 30,00 for multiple cases 😂
Im anti ANY crime but there should be a strict time limit for indictments. Like 6 months, 1039 days without an indictment is crazy. 😮
Uh oh...those darn computers!?!
9:00 When he's not being belligerent, Jeremy has reasonable arguments.
These prosecuting attorneys need to indict or release.
Can anyone tell me the rules/law for the people sitting without an indictment? How long can they be held and does it have anything to do with right to speedy
OMG "SANTA WENT ON A BENDER" 🤣
When I hear the screaming goat I know it's a good one
MTR- motion to revoke probation/parole. So he really shouldn't be filming !!
Hey Mike, at 20:30 when Cho asks why the case hasn't been indicted and the judge laughs and responds. What's the joke? Why haven't they been indicted? Thanks from a legal outsider!
They are way behind in Fulton County and there are a lot of cases in that posture.
Before joining the bench, Judge Alex worked as an auctioneer.
I heard "MTR" was "Motion To Revoke"...I might have misheard her
Prison guard 1: hey john, guess what, Shuh is back!
Prison guard 2: you got to be kidding me! How is that possible. Do you know where he is located?
Prison guard 1: in the "shu"...
.."my early friday morning humour strikes again"
I meant " this is my first offence, this week ". She's OK with an ankle monitor, well thank goodness
Always in awe how fast Judge Manning gets through her prelims.😮
When a booth pops up, one goes away just as fast.
MTR Motion to revoke, that's what the Judge said I think.
Mike's out at planet fitness helping his cuban wife break a sweat 😉 😅
I CANNOT BELIEVE THESE PEOPLE ACTUALLY SIT THERE AND TAKE THIS ABUSE FROM THESE UNAUTHORIZED FELONS
Ooooo I forgot Judge Manning was in Fulton Cty. Gonna be spicy there in the next few weeks !!
New here. Are all Mike's videos from Michigan court?
35 years old 33 arrest wow, glad she realizes her record is bad
Law Talk with Based Mike
Always love her bag and flowers!
Not enough judges.
Yes Little squeezers is still around!
Picture taking guy has MTR (Motion to Revoke?)!!!
Always great to see Judge Manning.
I watch videos on people filming I'm court. You can't do it unless permission granted by the judge.
These pre trials just make me think the state wants to fill jails. They never indict for months and months, and they never agree to reduced bond. What exactly do they do all day???
I thought you couldn’t take your phone into court.
Some places allow it.
MTR means motion to revoke (probation)
MTR...motion to remove possibly? The judge definitely said something to the clerk about checking if there were any "motions to [something]". There's a real good chance we might get a good sov cit video out of this court in the next few days.
Where can we send Mike videos or messages I just watched a hearing where the mother waved a gun on zoom threatening the cps worker 😮😮😮
Omg my hometown is a favorite here???!! 🤌
Someone without a record wouldn't even know what O.R.ed meant.
Just think if San Francisco and Philadelphia had public intoxication charges with all the zombies on the streets from that horse tranquilizer drug. It’s terrible.
GA’s DA’s SUCK!!! It should be illegal for Ga to hold people if their right to a fast trial is not given. Why aren’t these cases going to court?!
Though I do agree… this isn’t a issue everywhere in GA. Just around the ATL area. A lot of it has to do with the amount of crime that goes on in ATL… unless you absolutely have to go there, most of us try to avoid the entire area. ATL is massive. 3 counties ish. Though there’s a couple of other counties that are getting close to being considered a part of ATL lol they got behind during Covid and have yet to catch up. Not justifying it and it’s definitely not excusable, But if you’ll notice, the majority of them are repeat offenders. It’s still ridiculous regardless. They need to hire more people to help… point blank. You’d think they would have done something about this already. One of these days the state is going to get sued for this crap.. rightfully so. I know Judge Manning and all of the attorneys are getting tired of it. I’m sure it’s not only embarrassing but it’s definitely unconstitutional.
13:15 How long have you lived in Knoxville? Yes. The answer is yes. Classic 😊