BLOOMING IDIOT WALKS OUT ON JUDGE SIMPSON DURING HIS JURY TRIAL...MORE ANTICS FROM MR BLOOM!
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- A contemptuous repeat defendant walks out on Judge Simpson during trial!
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This portion of the hearing lasted well over two hours but we condensed it down to twenty minutes for ya...our repeat defendant mr bloom is back in court acting up! cant miss this one! link to fulll playist th-cam.com/play/PL-Ncr_5ehVi15H0wOmTJwcl8gPbfePGMI.html&si=yEwlPwp4u9Scm6Xb
Thank you for all that you do! I wouldn't survive a two hour video!!
Was this morning's trial?
@@OSGCourtWatch wonderful😎
I got so excited when I saw the title lol. I had to click immediately.
You’re the bomb squishy! If u love gardening, have u tried a traditional wood clog from Scandinavia? If you have a P.O. Box I could send u a pair to try! Unless that’s weird😂 appreciate your work
It is sickening how much time, money and resources Mr Bloom has cost the taxpayers.
Absolutely
At least Mr. Bloomers has to waft himself (and everyone around him) until Sept 30.🤧
Between jeffery bloom and Jeremy schuh it’s so much money and events that judge Simpson knows them both better than family at this point
Scumbag has no problem hurting the babysitter hired to watch his criminal butt, but when it comes time to his own consequences he simply doesn’t have the time. They should’ve shackled him to the table to get his verdict.
@@gconnor18 - I’ve lost track of Jeremy! Where is he?
11:40 "It's in the Constitution or something..." Defense attorney
I think that attorney is just more exhausted than anything. I mean, imagine having Mr. Bloom as a client😅😅
At least you understood he was being facetious. It seems that everyone else thinks he was being serious. I dunno why people seem to have no common sense anymore.
And, the closing by the state has been VERY good.
Did the defense attorney actually say "...like in the Constitution or something..."? LOL
Yes!🫣
Yup, like a real lawyer or something.
Yes he did, like it was Judge Simpson's fault.
Yeah he sounded like a hack. Like he couldn’t care less.
Yes. 11:40.
Bloom gets his way AGAIN! It’s all about control w that man each time!!!
Ever watch a judge? They don't play..esp this one..I'm grabbing the popcorn..this is gonna be good
The defendants antics are producing the exact results he wants. Judge is disrupting the proceedings, stalling the process, and validating the behavior
the judge isn't validating the defendant's behavior.....he's making sure that the entire trial wasn't a total waste of time , money and the jurors participation.
Do what judge Dorow did to Darrell Brooks. Illinois vs Allen and remove Bloom to another room and continue with zoom.
I love how everyone now knows about the Illinois v Allan case purely because of that idiot 😂
That long time criminal just got his case delayed a week.
I have great respect for Judge Simpson as a fair and learned jurist. However, I have to disagree with his decision to continue the trial. A defendant being obstanant shouldn't force a continuance. It's unfair to the opposing party and puts an unreasonable burden on the jurors who, under penalty of law, are forced to upend their lives to serve. Judge Dorow in the Brooks trial handled obstinance from a defendant perfectly. Participate or don't participate.
Do they call back the same jury just for closing arguments or do they need to do the trial all over?
If a was a juror and the defendant pulled a stunt like this, disrupting my life for another week with his silly childish antics, I would have a hard time deciding on a favorable verdict for him. I know, I know, its my duty blah blah blah, but I'm just being honest.
Ooh, I'm sure he's going to be convicted either way. His actions just take away any possible empathy the jury may have had.
I agree. Plus, it helps to prove the prosecution claim that he is extremely volatile and only cares about himself.
Agreed!!!
Luckily for him, the jury is blind to most of the administration of proceedings
For better or for worse 😅😮💨
Yeah you can say dont take it into account, but i definitely would if i was on that jury
Bloom just throwing yet another tantrum
he's got chutzpah
And he keeps getting away with it 😡
I’m just glad to see the cases proceeding against Mr. Bloom, even at a snail’s pace. He continually demonstrates how dangerous he is, and I’m glad he’s locked up.
"God's mill may grind slowly; but it grinds finely"
Jeffery is going to spend life in jail/prison just for contempt. 😃
aint THAT the truth OD!
Mic drop…yup
Judge should have finished without him. He knew what he was doing and it was his way to manipulate the court!😮
His lawyer actually did a face-palm, LOL . But I question why the bailiffs even allowed him to get out of the seat.
yeah i always feel for sam when mr bloom has a hearing...he seems to be a good atty...
Because the Jury is watching, and we don't want to give them the slightest impression that he's being treated like he's a criminal (any more than strictly necessary for a trial).
@@nnelg8139 Ah I see. Yes, better he gives the jury the the impression he's an a-hole without help from anyone.
Looks like Mr. Allen has the day off, maybe the fill ins weren't sure what they were supposed to do? Even with that though, why would transport take him back to the jail if he hadn't been excused by the court?
Because your not required or obligated to be at your won trial. As the judge here said, he can forfeit. He will just go back to jail, and the court case will go forward without him.
Never fails that Mr Bernstein always ends representing Blooming Idiots 😂😂😂
TOO true melissa!
Truly. Touch vocation
And Mr Bernstein is lawyer 3 or 4 that they have given him
Well if you go back to watch the start of the lead up to this bloomsy request this attorney
@@Wabajcknot on this case
That is so unfair to the jury. He chose to leave. Continue without him.
💯 agree!!!! These hard-working people probably went to their bosses and said they only needed one day Now they got to go back in a week and tell them they need to come back for the closing arguments so that's an additional day of work they are losing! Judge Cedric got it wrong one this one I hate to respectfully disagree with Judge Simpson on this one.
Agree, especially because the trial was at the point of closing arguments. All evidence had already been provided. There is no reason to think the defendant's absence would make no difference in what was said in closing arguments.
Sometimes you need to deal with the crazies with kids gloves or risk the entire trial being thrown out on a technicality
Depends on the state I guess. 🤷♂️
I believe Wisconsin has a rule that let's them do that, so long as the defendant is available to the proceedings (as Darrell Brooks proved), so I would've just arrested him for contempt, and continued with him on video (presuming that was an option). Then, to cover his ass, tell the jury that he was sequestered due to a possible concern for covid exposure or something.
@alldayagain You can't outright lie on the record or to the jury. Better to tell the truth. That the defendant chose to leave his trial and that he's in another room with a court feed to not disrupt the the proceedings.
He needs to be in a prison for the criminally insane.
Mr Bloom will spend the rest of his days in one place of incarceration or another.
Uh, we don't have that anymore and I don't think you know what words mean.
Thee correct term for one of those is a asylumn, not a prison. Not saying I disagree mind you, would be safer for both him and everyone else involved if he was.
He's not insane, he's just an asshole.
I love when Judge Simpson calls defendants out on their comments and antics. Mr Bloom is the master uncalled for and nonsense antics. I think it is how he entertains himself.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
It is because this is the last time he will be able to try and exert any sort of control on his life. When the, imo, inevitable conviction comes down for what he is actually in for he will be spending the rest of his natural life behind bars.
Calls him out but then allows him to dictate what's going to happen. It's ridiculous. It's also why he continues to do it.
@@gwynluv5447 Perhaps its entertaining to Judge Simpson as well
@@WabajckDon't think he did anything that warrants life. I think it's just a DV case.
So sick of Mr Bloom owning the whole of the county. We kind of had our shot at lol’ing his bs. Now he’s just bankrupting and harming the people and the system.
Why does he act like this? It’s known that he’s a problem, but I can’t understand the issue. Does he belongs in a mental institution because of his behavior? Should he be at the witness table with his arms and legs both in cuffs? Is he very low IQ and this causes the behavior? I’m asking all these questions because I really just don’t understand why he does this.
Blooming crazy, as defendent takes every opportunity to abuse a process that is taking every opportunity to protect him.
A nice contempt of court is in order and to be held for a month until the court can schedule a continuance of the proceeding.
Bloom is just as much of a malignant narcissist as You Damn-Well Know Who. And similarly acts like a 4-year old when told “no”.
So, the jury has to come back next week? That sucks!
yup but at least they got lunch AND a show!
@@OSGCourtWatch Do people get paid for doing jury duty in America? I doubt that it would match there everyday wages in most cases.
@@kayb9979 Depends on the jurisdiction, but in most cases jurors get paid very little if anything, maybe $30-50/day, which may not even be enough to cover parking in big cities.
Companies in many areas don't have to pay employees who are out on jury duty, but most "good" employers do pay employees for jury duty, because it's the right thing to do and because they want to encourage their employees to be good citizens.
@@kayb9979 yes, I believe it depends on the specific court. But you’re right it’s not much. Many larger businesses, however, will not dock an absence and will pay their normal wage or salary for service. It’s not universal, but my company, for example, does.
@@kayb9979yes. But not much. Between $10 and $65/day depending on state.
Dude is going to decide to show up and then walk out again. Hopefully Judge is ready for that.
What a manchild wow!!! Contempt!!
I agree. Tack some time on to whatever he is going to receive. Just ridiculous.
After a Jury has been empaneled, the Court is in action and a defendant (Inmate) walks out on his own Trial, how can this not be an immediate contempt? Wow
You aren't obligated to be at your own trial. It's rude, absolutely, but rude doesn't mean automatic contempt.
Court can make it a contempt, but it's often not beneficial to getting the trial finished faster. Often the court prefers to just keep going and get it done. Especially when the defendant is already staying in custody - going to jail for contempt doesn't really bother a prisoner much. It can even be a way for the defendant to repeatedly disrupt the process by pausing the trial repeatedly while they're held in contempt.
Think Alec Baldwin and nothing happened to that a hole
Had the jury been present in the courtroom at the time, I'm sure the outcome would have been very much different..Maybe even to the point of declaring a mistrial..
But since they weren't, (and since Judge Simpson is probably SOOOO over Mr. Blooms antics) Simpson was probably more than willing to just let it go and have things proceed, rather than have to spend any more time wasted onm Mr. Bloom and his antics
The defendant apparently craves attention, and he gets it time and again.
I'm just happy to know that people like Judge Simpson exist in this world.
But handled the ending very poorly.
Judge is Wrong! These public servants (judges) shouldn’t be Internet celebrities. Just do your damn job!
@@nuschlerclark895 Tell me you didn't like your own comment?
@@Z3roX-56kOf course he liked his own comment. I bet he has a shelf full of participation trophies in his parents’ basement, where he’s still living. 😂
@@ScottW-vz4bf Prolly 😥 poor baby...
Adjourning the trial because the defendant voluntarily decided to not attend was nonsense lawyer games. Now the jurors have to disrupt their lifes for no good reason. How many more ways can this defendant cause problems for the community?
The worst of it is the jurors receive poor recompense for their input in the US courts and from the point of view of justice the gap between the trial parts one and two disrupt the process. Bloom should simply been allowed to stew in his cell while the case continued in his absence. The jury and members of the court are the ones being punished not the perpetrator of a further crime.
@@geoffreycodnett6570 I agree. He voluntarily gave up his right to be present, fine. That's his privilege. The court should continue with its business, with transcripts provided to the defendant.
You called Mr. Bloom a " BLOOMING IDIOT"I don't know if that was a play on words but it works!🥰
Had to be an incredibly good pun. Couldn’t be a coincidence
One thing I love about Judge Simpson is he's able to "switch on" his air of intellect and authority when he needs to, and until then he always seems casual, humble, and grounded.
100%!
He’s a class act.
The poor members of the jury. They deserve a lot of sympathy.
I’m wondering if Michigan allows a disruptive defendant to “attend“ trial by way of a breakout room as was done in the Parnell trial. I’m a retired California attorney and did not practice criminal law as part of my usual practice. Nevertheless, for those who are impatient or unhappy about Judge Simpson‘s decision, you need to remember that the more disagreeable and unlikable a defendant may be, it is only prudent to be extra cautious so that an eventual appeal made on the grounds the court didn’t try hard enough to make sure he attended his trial meets fallow ground. For people like Bloom, they have nothing productive to do with their day other than try to find some way of messing with everybody else. The last thing anybody wants is a mistrial.
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THANK YOU for making this comment!
I agree.
He's a leaver! He's taken leave of his senses, he leaves you frustrated when you talk to him, and now he leaves in the middle of his own trial! And furthermore...well, I'll just LEAVE it at that.
That’s just what all cowards do when they know they’re losing … They run and hide like a little schoolgirl.
I know a few little school girls who could kick defendants arse.
Don't put schoolgirls down like that.
@@TeddMaxfield Lol. Sorry to all the schoolgirls I insulted.
This sounds silly to me... a monumental waste of time, money and energy... it looked like a deliberate attempt to manipulate a mistrial... He shouldn't have been allowed to get away with it
All of his appearances have been silly!
@@OSGCourtWatch JUDGES FAULT...NO CONTEMPT charges?? really??
Quite beyond belief. I'm sure in most countries the trial would have continued in his voluntary absence. Those on trial in most courts risk being denied the right to attend trial if they don't respect the court. At the least Bloom is showing utter contempt to the court.
Agreed, but I think Judge Simpson is playing it safe here in order to prevent ANY potential appeals argument. Same thing with the prosecutor, she'd rather adjourn this for a week than have to fight it on appeal, even a bogus appeal; better to play it safe and make sure that the appeals court sees zero potential merit in any arguments for appeal.
This is a right explicitly laid out in the Bill of Rights. So you can't call him out with contempt of court since it has to do with his rights. The defendant may have had the right to to forfeit his right, but the only precedent the judge found from 1975 said the guy needed to be given a chance to make certain he knew his rights and that he forfeited them with full knowledge. Every trial is full of inquiries to the defendant that he understands his rights, especially if he's giving them up. Those other countries may not consider being present at your own trial a right. I am not going to say that the US Constitution is right in every one of its particulars, but before saying something is wrong about it, one should inquire what abuses such a rule was meant to avoid.
The fact that it was difficult to find a path forward means this must be a very rare occurrence. Also, this path does take into account that neither side nor the judge want a mistrial, or for the case to be overturned on appeal. I feel sorry for the jury in this case, but the biggest disruption would be to have to start all over.
So he managed to delay the court… again.
He gets food, clothing and shelter. He knows he can't hold down a job.
Manipulate the court. Narcissist.
What a great judge.,why can't he be on the scotus
He's smart enough not to but it'd be nice to have someone with integrity
What is wrong with the guy's lawyer? He should have gone after his defendant.
The lawyer can’t follow him through that door. That leads to a secure area where there could be other inmates, and no opportunity to make sure the lawyer doesn’t unintentionally bring in potential weapons.
thought that too but dont think it quite works taht way anymore with all the courthouse security these days..have heard judge mention setting up access to defendants for their attornyes on other occasions when they have ahd to leave the court..
@@OSGCourtWatch they do, but it’s usually through glass. If it is a “contact visit”, there will be a slot to pass paperwork.
Big baby bloom at it again. Most criminals get into trouble because they have poor impulse control. Bloom is one of the worst at this that I have seen.
You sir, are the authority on Mr. Bloom. I wouldn’t watch this anywhere else.
dude..YOU are the man!
@@OSGCourtWatchconsider covering it live stream on 30 September.
Mr. Bloom has no medical emergency, he once again needed and wanted attention for whatever and as usual doesn't shy away employing whatever he sees fit, to ensure he will get it, WHEN he wants.
This man is truly insufferable and from all we have seen, he is not doing well in society or any other free setting for he is a malignant narcissist.
We need a different solution because the cost this man visits on the taxpayer is no longer justifiable!
@@Gloria_Deo1I get your point, but the jail has to take him seriously, because the one time they don’t….well, you get the picture.
@@OSGCourtWatchplease do consider covering it live if at all possible!
Why would Transportation take a defendant back to jail without the Judge's permission?
Yeah very fishy there. Basically it’s insubordination.
Probably because of some rule about them not hanging around the courthouse unattended.
@@iloke11 I don't think they need the judge's permission. The defendant is not required to attend his own trial. Judge Simpson said as much.
@@danij5055 Correct answer.
Because he's a prisoner, not a slave..
Simpson knows Bloom, he has had many bad experiences with him. He could see him gearing up.
I had such low expectations for Mr. Bloom. But this was possibly beyond my expectations. Especially considering how fairly Judge Simpson always treats him.
totally agree...as i watched the trial which was pretty slow, thought maybe, JUST maybe he was gonna hold it together for once...then the need for ttention raised its head...
Judge Simpson is a good and fair judge . We need more Judges like him.
“Like in the constitution or something”
I think it has to with the right to face your accusers.
So why does what's fair to the defendant take precedence over what is fair to the people & and jurors when the delay is a result of HIS voluntary actions?
If it's a concern of appeal, you have it on the record, several different ways that not only was this due to his own decisions, but attempts by both the court & counsel to get him back in were refuses by said defendant.
AMEN my friend. I understand protecting the defendants rights, but what happens if he just refuses to come out of his cell next week????
Bloom is ALWAYS a pain in the butt. He couldn't possibly have let this end smoothly.
Bloom is such a creep. He cares for no one.
I bet Judge Simpson is praying for the day Bloom goes to prison.
I hate to say it, but I think the average taxpayer in his jurisdiction is looking forward to the day when Mr. Bloom passes from natural causes.
Between all of his time in prison/jail/court, plus his medical expenses, Mr Bloom has cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars.
We've been suffering through Jeffrey's BS for years along with Judge Simpson. That man has been sent to jail so many times and spent so much time there they've likely named a wing after him by now.
Mr Bloom has been in custody since I started watching your channel 2 September’s ago (when the Queen died) You’ve come a long way Squishy😂
it is crazy kelz..thanks for being a long term supporter!
Have Mr Allen sit next to Bloom. That should eliminate most of the nonsense.
I’m not 100% sure Mr Bloom is bright enough to be properly intimidated by Mr Allen
As serving as juror, on over 7 juries over the years this would piss me off a bit.
Wow, apparently you project “competent juror”!
@@SaraNeal-k9z competent juror, nah. Just sit there and listen.
It's always a smart move to delay and annoy the person/people making legal decisions about your life. You can tell the jury to disregard as much as you like not human nature is human nature.
The hearing was going well too! Respectfully, calm, normal, theeeeen BOOM
You mean theeen BLOOOOM😂😂
More time in the slammer for old Bloomie🤣
Good old Judge Simpson… when they piss him off bad enough he puts himself in timeout until he can be impartial again.
Court's baby these idiots TOO DAMN MUCH!!
Ok. What about fairness to the jurors? How is it right to disrupt their lives because the defendant is a spoiled brat? An attitude that the judge encourages by catering to him. As stated, he voluntarily removed himself from the proceedings. It’s unfair to the jurors that his tantrum causes them over a week of disruption. What if a group of them said they refused to return? What would happen to them? Bet they’d pay a price. No wonder no one wants to serve. There is fairness, but this kind of catering to defendants has to have a limit.
I agree! Who loaded his sorry ass up and transported him back to jail without knowing he'd just walked out? Transport should be aware of what's going on!!
I normally appreciate the work of Judge Simpson. Although he seems to like Mr. Bloom and will not hold him to the normal courtesies expected in the courtroom.
The stakes for a criminal defendant are considered higher than the inconvenience of jurors in law. And I kind of see the point of it being that way in the legal system.
Agreed
If I was on that jury and caused me to miss more work and rework my schedule and all that, he's automatically getting a 'guilty' from me regardless.
What a waste of my tax dollars!! Try in absentia! Judge CYA so he isn’t overturned.
Well, that would cost more tax dollars too - more than if Judge Simpson does it his way.
Your tax used in this case would be less than one cent.
He is smart enough to know that his usual ranting and raving will hurt him. Which means he knows his usual behavior is obnoxious. So at least he was quiet...for the most part
Jeffrey Bloom, the "gift" that keeps on giving
Mr Blooms trials and cases are getting a little "long in the tooth"! Lol!
Once again, Bloom controls the court proceedings.
Not really. He is still in jail. He won't be free for awhile.
Accused: let me act a fool and delay proceedings costing taxpayer dollars
Judicial proceedings: yes, of course.
That poor jury. I highly dislike the jury portion of our legal system as they are among the last considerations. I have been called to jury duty 3 times. You have to apply for compensation for missed work, which is awarded at minimum wage. They didn't even pay for parking which was downtown and thus expensive. In fact, had I applied for compensation and been awarded such, it would have barely paid for the parking, leaving me making about 30 cents an hour. We are told this is our social duty, and I'm all about social responsibility. However, the consideration given/treatment afforded to jury members is obscene.
My so called “compensation” from the State of Illinois was $15/day. It barely covered my lunch in downtown Chicago and I got the cheapest sandwich I could find. That was at least 20 years ago. I don’t know what it is now. Fortunately my company paid all employees in full for all days missed for jury duty.
If Bloom eventually says he'll agree to come back for trial on the 30th I'll bet he walks out then too, just to create another delay.
I practiced criminal defense law. They could have finished this if the Judge decided to continue without the defendant. It's called in absentia. We try entire cases that way. Maybe the Judge was afraid that a higher court would overturn his decision. Judges always worry about the Appellate Courts. They'll get the case back & have to start over. You can also put the guy in a video room in the jail. You can cure what the guy did with a jury instruction (as he did.)
Wow an OSG Double Header, lol! Just watched the Oakley vid, thanks for all the hard work!
it was a busy day! good thing i ate my wheaties this morning!
@@OSGCourtWatch lol 💪🏻💙
Judge should have had the duffus back in court right away
Poor Sam Bernstein! He gets the worst clients to defend. Bloom should be restrained to a chair and a non speaking hat or mask placed on him. If he wants to behave like Hannibal Lecter, treat him like he is.
I have to disagree with the judge on this one. There was no need whatsoever to delay the trial and further burden and inconvenience the jury over this petulant child's walkout.
Jurors are surprisingly observant of what goes on at those tables, and Mr. Bloom's behaviour would not have gone unnoticed, which does not help endear him to them. His not wanting to be in the room suddenly is not going to help him nearly as much as he thinks it will either since the prosecutor is going to have more time to refine her closing statement. Glad Judge Simpson used his time to find case law and precedent to make a plan to move forward if Bloom continues to behave like he's the victim of his own poor choices instead of its architect.
Today seems to be the day for dumb people to pitch fits when it becomes obvious the rubber is about to meet the road.
This proves not even an attorney can save an idiot from themself. (And maybe attorneys DO deserve those big fees.)
You simply don't mess with Judge Simpson, especially with Mr. Allen standing there.
What an absolute child Jeffie is. In every way possible he is his own worst enemy at every step of the legal process. I disagree with the adjournment - giving Jeffie the power he's so badly craving.
Remind you of anyone? Someone who has been in the news hourly for the last NINE EFFING YEARS?? Someone whose leadership FAILURES and INACTIONS caused several hundreds of thousands of fellow Americans to die??? Someone who clearly, BIGLY, lost a popularity contest 4 years ago, but couldn’t admit he did?? Someone who was convicted of s3xu4l abvse amounting to r4pe, plus 34X convicted of FRAUD in making secret payments to a p0rn star that helped him “win” the big popularity contest 8 years ago??
"It's a significant right to be at your own..Like in the Constitution, or something."
--An actual quote from an actual attorney on the record at an actual trial...🤦
Bloom is fighting hard for the gold medal in the W⚓️ Olympics!
Idk if I could be a juror. The prosecutor talking to us like we are babies with no object permanence would be more than I could bear as a grown adult.
It’s called MAKING A COMPLETE RECORD.
The entire trial and all pre-trial hearings are taken down word-for-word by sworn court stenographers.
THE FULL CASE RECORD (transcript) MUST be complete, coherent, and conclusive.
The jury’s job is simply to DECIDE the outcome based on admitted EVIDENCE and spoken statements by all sides, AND the latter are transcripted into the RECORD.
A juror must be mature enough to never come off as “insulted” by either side “baby talking” in opening or closing statements. Voir Dire hopefully would detect this tendency before seating such an immature prospective juror.
Bloom never seems to surprise me.
Defense attorney: “…a significant right, like in the Constitution or something.” Gen Z Law.
Translation "I hate my client but I must do my job to find something for his defense"
Wasting the jury's time can't be healthy to your case. From my experience many juror's are not happy to have been pulled from their jobs and had their pay reduced to $15 for the day.
But they won’t be told why so it won’t affect their deliberations
@@DebraJean196any chance any of the jurors won't have googled Jeremy sheister once they got their phones back?
@@jonmobrien I don’t think any of them would go out and search for info, but I also don’t think they’ll be able to avoid hearing about what happened just going about their normal day-to-day activities. They’ll try to follow the judge’s instructions, but a week is just too long
Judge Simpson is absolutely one for the best. He always inspires and enlightens me. One does not dare to disrespect him or his court. He is humorous, but steadfast. His fair, but he can also be brutal when necessary, but always professional.
Being safe and being happy are 15 miles apart. This is why I could never be a defense attorney. I would do myself in before arguing this crap.
Thanks OSG. I appreciate you editing this long and mostly boring trial down to the interesting and entertaining bit.
The defense attorney is brilliant. The right to attend your own trial is like in the constitution or something.
I think I'd take Saul Goodman over this guy.
I feel so bad for the prosecutor! Her heart sunk for a good minute there!
Thanks OSG for another BANGER 👏👏👏
thanks for watching since the beginning bud!
@@OSGCourtWatch Of course! I’m not just a fan, I’m a friend. 😉
Judge Simpson is one of the most compassionate and straightforward judges, so when he is this POed. It really speaks, I wonder what gestures he was doing...
I rewatched and unfortunately you could rarely see the idiots hands well. The most I saw was one shrug kinda like 🤷♂️
Nothing like inconveniencing the jury to help you get an innocent.
My favorite Bloom moment was when he artfully zinged a roll of TP at the iPad during a zoom call hearing knocking it over.
priceless!
this defendant's behavior reminds me of someone else we see acting out regarding the courts EVERY DAY.
There are many things that can be taken away from this video but I'm only pointing out one.
In the mist of the prosecution's argument the judge buts in and tells her to stop. She has no idea why he stopped her or if she was at fault. She immediately starts apologizing then he just tells her to hold on or something like that and she starts apologizing again while stepping backwards. That's power!
**midst** not mist
Was Judge Simpson bored during that prosecutor's argument?
Thanks Old Squishy, you bring us great stuff
Did The Defendant Mr Bloom Walked Out Of The Court Room Yes Or No Scott 3
I'm imagining being the defense attorney for this guy... and now I need aspirin... and whiskey.
Gosh, the defense lawyer: "I really SHOULD try to speak with him, your honor. I mean, it's a significant right to be at your own trial..like...in the Constitution or something..." 11:34
Dear OSG..thank you for bringing us great, carefully researched and interesting cases to watch all the time.
Thank you for all your research, selection, input and for coming through on following cases of folks like Mr. Bloom. Much love 💕💕