Hha on #3 if he got sued for that, I would have been all over his kickstarter for the defense.. ..but I bet he got paid to promote that, so now I'm buying their CD instead.. off of piratebay
As a heavily pierced and tattooed man in the south, it’s never been a problem so long as you’re respectful and don’t have anything blatantly offensive.
For people wondering why appearance matters, the thing is the judge will always have a subconscious bias no matter how fair they try to be in the case, getting a good bias is much better then getting bias against you
Thanks some people don’t get that people usually have biases even if they try not too. I have piercings and I can tell between older folk and when I do or do not have the piercings in
@@lundrigs1 It may be but it still doesn't justify it. You can make a conscious effort to not judge a book by. It's cover, even if you're leaning towards misjudging someone specially if you're in such a elevated position
@Baki It does not. Innocent is Innocent, and guilty is guilty. Unfortunately people look all kind of ways and some can't necessarily help the way they look. It's a courtroom, not a beauty contest. Judge the facts and the evidence, not the appearances.
I wore a tan suit, pink shirt and blue tie to a court date. Female judge said I’m the best dressed person she’s seen in court in months and the only one with the decency to wear a tie that day. They definitely notice.
@@dursty3226 its about resepct, if you want to be respected dress respectfully, if you pull up in a naruto t shirt. then for the first few minutes of court your the guy who came to court in a naruto t shirt, if someone goes to a funeral dressed in a donkey costume wouldnt you lose respect for them? the court is a place of honor
@@kishiberohan4038 A funeral is a place to mourn the dead where more than likely the persons sad and mourning family will be so I can see why that would upset people... but court is where you go to discuss why a greasy fat man gave you an unjust ticket because he wasn't up to his quota for the month and didn't want the chief to yell at him. Your logic makes 0 sense, what if someone can't even afford a suit? Have you ever seen what type of people usually go to these places? 90% of them couldn't spend a couple hundred bucks to impress a judge, besides what are respecting ,some dude with a giant black trashbag on a stand??
@@mfs96 the jury isnt about justice, if you sre being tried in a court of your own peers you shouldnt expect them to be blind, especially when it comes to criminal cases, if your peers expect to be dressed formally because its a formal duty they must participate in, then you should put in that effort as well, those that are blind to social conventuons are far more likely to be blind to moral conventions.
🧔🏿♂️: killed no one| is completely innocent | found guilty because he looked scary but in reality was a really great guy. |Life sentence to prison (Has a haircut and dresses nice)->👨🏻: has killed 5 people| looks professional and nice| pleads not guilty and wins
We express things we are and stand for in the way we dress, in a court room you want to express seriousness and respect and the standard for doing that, and that everyone else is going to understand, is dressing formally. If you go out from the standard, other people could understand something COMPLETELY different from what you want to express and therefore judge you differently.
@{ 𝓗𝓮𝓵𝓮𝓷 *ೃ༄ some people wear the degenerate label with pride, they know what's coming but don't care about the consequences as if they're immortal or something. It's a good thing that you are judged by your appearance in the courtroom for precisely that reason
During my disability hearings my lawyer explicitly told me not to dress up and having messy hair and not being dressed fancy worked in my favor. It’s a case by case thing
it really sucks that ableism does that. There is a blind youtuber, molly something, who says she wears those glasses she doesnt need at the airport so people believe her and dont give her crap about her dog.
Literally my exact thought. These systems target people who *can't* meet these expectations. Homeless or poor people who can't afford nice clothing. There's a lot of intersection with race too. It's genuinely so broken.
@@beeppboopp I can’t think of any system that doesn’t have expectations like these. I mean just to actually GET to the courtroom means you need to afford transportation. Lot of homeless people can’t afford transportation. Especially in areas where there’s no transit system. In terms of looks it’s very easy worldwide I think. Donating clothes is a global thing I’m pretty sure, and a lot of places do free haircuts for homeless people, even if not I found out the other day there are hair clippers that cost around $10 US and 0 cut is definitely a clean cut, it’s probably the smell that’s gonna be the biggest roadblock in terms of minus points as result of how you present yourself. Generally speaking though I think most of the world has financial expectations of people in court.
I just love the fact that a court would judge someone based off appearances and not their character. In other words if you are poor you are already screwed.
Well your appearance and how your present yourself is also part of your character. If you wear something vulgar to a funeral, what does that say about your character? It’s the same in court. Just wear something that is presentable, and be respectful.
You know someone that is impoverished could comb their hair, wear nice looking clothes (like, a blank t shirt), remove any piercings, and maybe clean themselves up. Because in all court proceeders, subtle bias does haooen around the world
I'd dress normally for a funeral, because that's what I'd want for the people coming to mine. You shouldn't be sad at a funeral you should be celebrating life.
@@oyudie2745: That would depend upon what is considered as dressing normally. One can celebrate the departed’s life as long as they dress respectfully. Same as when one goes to court whether is or trial or civil litigation.
No it doesn’t. Good clothing shows respect and some what of who you are. Wearing ripped cloths to a court case and being underdressed to it might make the judge biased and make you look like you don’t care about this case and it’s not something you want. I totally agree with the clothing part.
@@hibye4469 It shouldnt be about whether you care about the case or not, it should be about whether you are innocent or guilty. Your investment in the case should have nothing to do with the result. Also if the judge has biases against people who don't dress like a rich person than whos to say all the other biases that a judge will have such as ones based on race or gender.
@@hibye4469 See this proves my point. I know people who have tattoos and people who wear ripped clothing who are amazing people. Them dressing like this has nothing to do with their character.
No, you guys are so oblivious to what I’m saying. Justice depends on what you did, but If you don’t even bother to dress appropriately to court it’s considered disrespectful. You want to show that (a) you respect the courtroom and (b) that you are taking the matter seriously.
It should not matter what you wear to court. A tattoo-ed guy in a track suit should get the same justice as a guy in a 3-piece with no tattoos. But apparently it does matter
Yeah and you should talk Jive to the judge, that ought to help your case. If you don't understand why you should look classy in Court then you probably work on a fishing boat or a farm tractor or drive a truck.
@@georgespalding7640 clothes, hairstyle, and tatoos should not be relevant to the judgment of a court case. Not even addressing your blatant ass privilege. Are you seriously telling me that a rapist in a suit will be treated more favorably than the father of the raped daughter--who showed up without one? Why would something so irrelevant and removed from a case affect the outcome of a verdict? What a fucking shallow system of justice; it's a joke to support it.
@@georgespalding7640 The why is racism and classism and while its reality its also wrong. Also "Jive" did you get in a bigot time machine and get here from 1960?
@@holbvgbbbbkfz I'm all white but a lil native American as far back as I know. I got the curliest, thick brown ringlet ass wooly hair. Real long when it's down, lil past my nipples if it's had the chance to weigh itself down. If I just let it air dry after a shower it poofs up super afro-y though. I gotta shower then brush it all down and tie it up before it dries and it'll not get very afro like. That shit is just a poof ball on my head air dryed. The hoes like it regardless though so it's whatever!
I personally think that in order to combat this stereotype, people should wear the same clothes to sentencing that they wore when committing the crime.
@@justhair17 there CAN be. But, correlation does NOT equate to causation. Even if 90% of convicts wear a freaking uniform, that still means you're screwing over 10% of litigants because they simply chose the wrong attire. That's like, the opposite of freedom. Fuck that noise.
@@tarrker its simply. Go to a court in a nice suit and act like a gentlement, be polite and respectful. If you look and act like a thug, they are more likely to threat you as such. Same is true the other way around. And if it is hard for you to behave yourself and act like a proper member of society when your literal freedom depend on it, then you can only blame yourself
@@justhair17 um, no. That's blatant prejudice. It's not like they tell you that and, how is anyone supposed to know that crap without being told? That is exactly the sort of thing that's not supposed to exist in a "free" society. We are not free and, there's the proof. Holy cow. It's like we've been oppressed by our own government so long that we don't understand that it's supposed to be any other way. x_x
@@Jojo9994L No. Emo is a genre with specific parameters which Little Lion Man does not fall into. Little Lion Man is indie folk, folk rock, bluegrass, or alternative rock, but it is not "emo".
@@feanedhell and Innocent person won't be thrown kn jail because he doesn't come in a suit. Appearence influences the final verdict, it doesn't decide it on its own.
What you are wearing greatly affects how sympathetic you seem to others. No one throws you in jail because you are wearing a track suit, but they might get a negative first impression that will influence the outcome of you case.
It may be proper but it's not illegal. If they judge your character and choose a verdict based on your appearance than whatever you're accused of, then that's a corrupt jury/judge
Dude, if you wear PJs to your job interview and they reject your profile, does that make them corrupted? Of course not, if you want someone to take you seriously, dress like it.
@hair on screen yes punishing someone based on their appearance and not giving them a job are literally the exact same thing. Think we found the judgemental aunt.
If a judge or jury gives a damn about any of these things, they don't belong in a position to decide another person's future. Literally none of that crap matters.
@@joeschmoe6908 What are u on about? Courtrooms are not places of opinions they are places of facts. If u care more about someones appearance than weather or not they committed a crime you should not be on a jury.
If you dont understand that in court you want to make the best impression possible you should think harder. No one is saying this WILL lose you a case. But it you give a disheveled appearance the jury will immediately subconsciously question your credibility.
You're talking about a system that will let a guilty man go free because of "technicalities". A system where a criminal can sue you because he hurt himself robbing your house.
@LycanKai the system caters too much to protecting the guilty. I was talking about a rapist going free because he asked for a lawyer, tried calling his lawyer (who didn't answer), and settled for legal aid. His lawyer got him off because they said the cops should have done a better job trying to get a hold of his counsel of choice. I'm not talking about big things like cops breaking into a house to find evidence. I'm talking slick lawyers greasing the wheels of the system with money
@@thehistorynerd8537 you never need to “play off” the biases Jude’s should try harder to ignore them like scientists do and only look at factual evidence
If the appearance truly make a difference in the judge decision then the system is corrupt. It should be facts and facts alone, no matter how someone looks like.
It's not usually the judge that issues the verdict it's the jury that does the judge is usually just their to keep order and make sure everyone is heard
I wish it was the judge that made the decision, since they actually have knowledge of the legal system. But don't forget that we live in a society, which means our juries will always be biased.
This is and will never be the case as long as people are involved. Your appearance and body language influence peoples opinion of you. This is a subconscious process.
I love the people saying that the court is deciding your punishment based on clothing. It's an impression, you are showing that you take the law seriously and are ready to prove your innocence.
Absolutely right. Noone with tattoos takes the law seriously. And don't get me started about degenerates who don't have fitting suits or a fresh haircut.
I dont see how clothing proves seriousness. I think its more about proving submission to societies rules, which then inclines the person or people deciding your fate to believe your follow legal rules (which are social rules on a larger scale with the power of the government back them up).
I think everyone in court should be in a room where you can't see them and have a voice changer so people can't judge them for their appearance. Only on the facts.
Have you not heard of the central park 5 where the facts literally failed them and robbed them of years of their childhood because the prosecutor was racist and refused to get the sea-man sample in the sock tested because she was operating off of stereotype so the existing evidence that were the facts of the case made them look guilty
ah yes because not wearing extremely nice expensive clothes to court means that you’ll get unfair treatment for some reason. gotta love the legal system
You are going to a formal place where your case is being heard, so it's sensible to dress modestly and respectfully. Appearances are extremely important. It communicates who you are and how seriously you take this case. For instance you wouldn't attend a wedding, funeral, or job interview in shorts and a tanktop, so don't go to court in that apparrel.
@@Valediction9 doesn't matter. Having tattoos and piercings or even just wearing regular everyday clothes shouldn't dictate the kind of justice you recieve.
It’s “justice for all” and Justice is blind. It’s says something (something sad) that court is a place gate-kept such that those who cannot afford a real shut, haircut, or tattoo coverup get treated differently. There should be “free suits” in trucks at courthouses to help those in need!
You can get a fresh cut for less than $10, suit/clothes to cover tats from goodwill or the salvation army or any other dozens other thrift stores for around $20-$30. Shit they have ties for a fucking dollar. Gtfo here with the "too poor", tats cost 10x that
@@LilFletch926 True, but if justice is blind, you shouldn’t have to do any of that. And people are way too uptight about tattoos. We’ve been tattooing ourselves all of history, it’s a thing we just do.
@Tommohas There are dozens of food pantries in every city that give enough free food to sustain you, nevermind food stamps. My broke ass in college was stretching $100/month which the average stamps is double that so try again
@Julian No Last Name You, me, Bob and Susan down the street... everyone judges people by the way they look whether conscious or unconscious. Sounds good in theory but while human run the legal system, unobtainable... and that's not bad. Somebody who shows no remorse for doing something wrong and is most likely not going to change vs somebody who knows they messed up, feels terrible about it and wants to change. If they committed the same offense and justice was blind, they would get the same punishment but in reality, should they? If you think yes, then you may have no critical thinking skills.
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wtf? thats about human rights not turning up looking like an idiot to court, if you wanna turn up to court dressed like a fucking idiot then expect to be treated like the guy who came to court dressed like a fucking idiot. nobody is telling you that you cant, but if you do, expect to be treated as if you did
Our criminal "justice" system is so broken. Just look like an affluent white guy, it leads to better outcomes. Better yet, just BE an affluent white guy
@aboi393 that's normal. The majority of the world has appearance bias rooted in culture, history, and personal experience. Two people with the same qualifications: one comes in casual and comfy while the other comes dressed to impress (putting in that extra effort). No question who gets the job.
Bro, everyone is going to judge you by how You look. If You put a dressing standard, then You remove the prejudices made by clothes and that helps judges make a more unbiased judgement
Are people in general judgemental? Do they stop behaving like humans when they get selected for jury duty? No one is saying that's how it should be. But literally nothing in life is how it should be, and outrage won't change that.
@@joeschmoe6908 We can’t change a lot of things but we can change who gets selected for jury duty. We have judges who can replace jury pools for a reason.
Let me ask you a question. Are car salesman at a Rolls-Royce dealership dressed in shorts and wearing dreads? If you want to sell yourself to the court you have to have a nice appearance, it's just the fact of life.
There’s a time and a place to dress how you want and a time to be professional out of respect. By that logic no job ever should have a uniform or a dress code.
exactly. If there's gonna be a motherfucking dress code in a case where someone is trying ot get their kids back from an abuser, the abuser dressing up all fancy shouldn't make them more respectable when they're literally abusing children.
You are going to a formal place where your case is being heard, so it's sensible to dress modestly and respectfully. Appearances are extremely important. It communicates who you are and how seriously you take this case. For instance you wouldn't attend a wedding, funeral, or job interview in shorts and a tanktop, so don't go to court in that apparrel.
@@Valediction9 actually I totally would attend any of the aforementioned in shorts & a tank top. Why should I go out of my way to purchase attire for just one event? It’s blatantly discriminatory to judge a human by their choice of attire. If attire is a form of communication then it’s protected speech. One could show up to court in a clown suit & be serious. Clothing choice has absolutely nothing to do with the seriousness of the individual. If the clothing bothers the judge so much, they should simply recuse themselves.
@@Valediction9 the issue that if your poor you absolutely would. I was in my mid twenties by the time i hsd my first collared shirt and that was only because my new job gave me a free uniform.
It's little lion man but the guy singing it does it that way because of how he sings and probably because his fans ask or possibly he wanted to try singing it that way it the short was so popular he did a full rock cover on his channel social repose
There's literally nothing wrong with it. You are going to a formal place where your case is being heard, so it's sensible to dress modestly and respectfully. Appearances are an extremely important thing and make an impression. It communicates who you are and how seriously you take this. For instance you wouldn't attend a wedding, funeral, or job interview in shorts and a tanktop, so don't go to court in such apparrel. Focus on the bigger issues, dressing properly is not one of them.
@@Valediction9 Respectful according to who's decision? That's the issue. What is "respectful" and "disrespectful" or "degenerate" is based of the sensibilities of rich, old, white guys. Like, why should a tattoo have any bearing on any court case? Unless one of the identifiers for who done it is they have a tattoo, it should have no bearing. This applies to other things.
@@penlordnt @PenLord I am essentially saying to come in clean and decently dressed. Don't wear casual clothes, at least get a button-up. Don't come in with messy or dirty hair. Look like you mean business, because you do. What would you come into court wearing?
@@penlordnt I do agree with the tattoos being arbitrary, I think they have become significantly less taboo over the years and have become an artistic expression as opposed to a signifier of gangs or other groups, which I think most expression is excellent. However I stand firm that you should be clean and presentable when at a court hearing, because you are trying to sell your case, every little bit helps.
Yes, facts and evidence doesn't matter... how you dress and howl a song is all that matters. It also matters who the judge is a business partner with, which is usually the prosecution. This is why the court system is further becoming a joke.
All judges are freemasons in a court of law. All lawyers are on a bar. Half of all police are in a frat. Prison is for profit to cause mental illness, debt, and physical ailments all for u to need help when u get out to suckle the busim of a suicidal nation of order followers
You took this video way to serious. He never said that facts and evidence doesn’t matter he is just saying that if u wear these things to court they are not gonna take u as seriously. And the song part whas a joke not meant to be taken serious.
@@nonachyourbusiness1164 So many disrespectful young people in this current generation. That's why they will never fight a War like past Generations did.
This is why our judicial system is broken. You should never be judged by how you look but the evidence of the case. If the judge, jury or lawyers can’t do that they should be replaced.
Because they shouldn’t have to just because humans have subconscious bias doesn’t mean the law should. Judges should take their jobs more seriously like scientists and try harder to ignore those biases and only look at facts.
@@stargazer-elitelaw is made up of people. And judges are trained to ignore their biases and they do it pretty well to a large extent, but its impossibly to completely ignore, especially with how you present yourself,as that reveals a lot about your character
Black people totally have a point and are correct. If people in court think it’s acceptable and right to be so judgmental over simply, hair style or tattoos. There is not a burning chance in hell the same kind person is gunna be ok with black people. The courts whole job is to establish truth and justice. Cant do that when you have good for nothing judges, arbitrarily deciding what is appropriate for a person to look like, instead of focusing of the truth of the case in front of them.
A black person who is dressed well and doesn't have face tattoos or dreads is going to be treated the same as any white person in court. Dreads especially are nasty.
@@logzthememebean because if a "overweight" person dosnt care enough to dress appropriately to court, thats fine but for the first few minutes of court they are the overweight person who is accused of 7 counts of vehicular manslaughter and didnt even care enough to not dress like an idiot
The only non messy hairstyle I have is slick back with a braid. I have stupid curls which also means anything that isn't slicked back and held down with tons of product ends up being super frizzy. However that doesn't help me any because it makes me look more like the delinquent most people assume I am. Which mind you in other super formal settings my curls are a crowd pleaser and much to the envy of all the women.
real talk though, anyone who judges you negatively for silly stuff like simply having tattoos or piercings is a moron and doesn't deserve to be in a position of power.
My sister said she could make small fortune selling second hand ties and dress shirts outside of the courthouse. Dudes were rolling up for thier hearings in wife beaters and wondering why they lost.
Derek it's not about discrimination it's about being respectful. No one wants a guy that is dressed as Kool aid man while he's on trial for attacking someone.
So justice can be non biased n judge a person before thier case is even heard. Regardless if they wear a cool aid whatever legally justice is only supose to b impartial.. that means judge you on the case at hand not the opinion of the persons outfit of choice
If you're a judge and you see someone with tattoos all over his face and crazy outfit and was accused of murdering someone you'll think it makes sense just because he looks like a thug. Thats the reason we should wear appropriately so the judge and lawyers won't judge you based on your appearance alone.
@@Ariel-my7lh The you have NO with business being a judge or even someone in the jury. It's your job to analyze FACTS and make decisions based on what evidence that's been presented to you. But I do thank you, you've just proven how the justice system is complete bullocks for certain minoroties, that will certainly be seen as "thugs/ceiminals" to the all Caucasian juries. Which is why they have a much higher conviction rate. And before someone tries to deny any of that, it's been PROVEN in studies. The justice system is flawed.
Cloths show respect and make you look serious. Of course a judge would be biased to the guy with nice clothing and actually loooks like he cares about the case
@@hibye4469 Sure...right. Add America's history of racial bias into the mix and is it really ANY wonder why certain minorties tend to get wrongfully convicted, and wind up getting far worse sentences than their Caucasian counterparts? Hell, those minorities are "guilty" as soon they enter the courtroom. Savvy prosecutors have practically admitted to stacking the jury with all Caucasin members, because they KNOW said jury is far more likely to convict said individual. As I said, the justice system is _seriously flawed_ . But I'm just some "SJW" that will undoubtedly be ignored.
I have a mental disability that affects me in a lot of ways, but a few of them directly conflict with this, and if I were in court I guess I'm fucked because of my disability? - I literally cannot wear constricting clothing (Suits, ties especially) on account of it feeling like I'm suffocating and destroys my ability to focus on anything. - I have particularly long hair that is somewhat difficult to maintain. Again on account of my disability cutting it is not an option, and whilst I do try my best to keep it washed, brushed, etc., mildly frizzy hair runs in my family and it will *not* straighten. - I have issues with my attention and am incapable of paying attention to something for a prolonged amount of time. I'll take in the words and understand what's being told to me, but my eyes (and attention) will wander frequently. This is not something I can control. - I stim a lot (this is when someone performs an action that stimulates a part of themselves, typically whenever you see someone with autism flapping their hand or even just tapping their foot, that's what it is.) I *can* force myself to stop, but doing so causes extreme distress and will make everything much worse. - I have auditory issues. My ears are physically fine, but my attention is split whenever I hear multiple noises at the same time and it causes me extreme distress. On account of all of these issues (and more) caused by my disability, I imagine I have no chance in court. Essentially what this shows is that the US Legal System is horrendus, working off of archaic principles rather than the actual written law. Judges will take things personally and act petty at wrongly percieved sleights. If I understand this correctly, my disability will piss off a judge, and they will be bias against me as a result. The fact anyone can defend that system is ridiculous.
It's a real cover. Lmao 😂 The dude that sung it is Richie Giese. He wears a full ass devil angel suit with flapping wings and it's as horrible as you'd imagine.
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I started laughing so hard when the emo guy just started randomly singing 😂😭
Why was he singing mumford & sons tho 💀
@@odedbir5303 was thinking that too
Judge: guilty for being emo! Sentence is life!
Emo kid who wants to die: nooooo!
Me too 😭
@@odedbir5303 maybe because he’s emo you dumb ass
"heavens, a degenerate!" lmao
for a tiny ass tattoo of a puppy 😭
Genshin impact players
"Degenerates like you belong on a cross."
Hha on #3 if he got sued for that, I would have been all over his kickstarter for the defense..
..but I bet he got paid to promote that, so now I'm buying their CD instead.. off of piratebay
but it's his puppy :(
"But your honor, im wearing a suit!"
"Sir you commited manslaughter"
one manslaughter is just another mans laughter
@@mikehunt3688💀
@@mikehunt3688 💀💀
@@mikehunt3688 SEE JUDGE??? MY OPINION IS PROVEN BY THIS VERY RESPECTABLE MAN! I AM VERY INNOCENT!
"But your honor I wore a raincoat over my suit during the slaughter"
As a heavily pierced and tattooed man in the south, it’s never been a problem so long as you’re respectful and don’t have anything blatantly offensive.
He meant emos from now they just look like depressed kids now with curly combovers
I don't know about US but the here in india judges gets really pissed about a baseball hat. He didn't mind my tattoos but a cap was a no go.
@@gurjinderpalsingh6163the reason is because if u have a 🧢 everything you say is 🧢
My dad is also tattooed everywhere and has some piercings, he'd take them off anytime we went to a formal event. Just a precaution
5th
"Its my puppy"
"Heavens hes a degenerate"
Shit had my rolling
Had you rolling? Idk bout that..
I mean it’s true, imo
@@Tensu0. Sorry, does "Your joke had me audibly laugh because i thought it was funny" work instead?
@@JBBrickman i think tatoos are ok as long as they can be concealed for formal settings.
Unless it is a case about his puppy, maybe that will help the case.
Bruh said, "Heavens! He's a degenerate" 😂😂😂😂
Yes that is what he said
Over a puppy too! The only degenerate in the room is him.
Bruh did in fact say that
@@sovietmonke5760 I have severe autism (stage 69)
@@gunsmokegaloreyt6840 wow bro so funny is it your 9th birthday
“ I really fucked it up this time, didn’t I my deaaaar” 😭💀
I was looking for this comment… lol😂
Damn dude beat me to it
Who are you quoting? This literally wasn't even in the video
@@bonzopippinpaddleopsicopolis it’s the rest of the song he was singing, “little lion man, by Mumford and Sons. “
@@rws91942 why is he using quotation marks tho
I love how being objectively correct isn't what matters in a court, it's having the right drip that does.
"Sir, you have committed several murders"
"I am wearing a suit"
"The defendent is not guilty"
😂😂😂 underrated comment
@@Lite_customsfr
Waltuh?
How easy if killers had it this way 😂
Son?
For people wondering why appearance matters, the thing is the judge will always have a subconscious bias no matter how fair they try to be in the case, getting a good bias is much better then getting bias against you
Thanks some people don’t get that people usually have biases even if they try not too. I have piercings and I can tell between older folk and when I do or do not have the piercings in
how unfair
@@senseisensei4305 you know what they say about life.....
So in other words the judge will judge you
Wtf😂
@@bruh-bn3nieven life is more fair than that 💀
You should absolutely wear a neck brace, no matter what the case is about
Specifically a formal neck brace, not one decorated with leis.
Sure, and it works right up to the time Mike Brady deliberately drops his briefcase behind you and you spin your head around.
@@almostfm skill issue
@Dont_click_this_profile and ofc I did. And I clicked on it. And watched the video. And it kinda scared the shit out of me. Thanks.👍
If a hairstyle or tattoo or Clothing can affect in any way the outcome of a case then our justice system has a serious fucking issue
very
Awesome and Funny
I agree the justice system is dogshit but this is more psychological than it is purposeful bias (in most cases)
@@lundrigs1why does the system allow such bias?
@@lundrigs1 It may be but it still doesn't justify it. You can make a conscious effort to not judge a book by. It's cover, even if you're leaning towards misjudging someone specially if you're in such a elevated position
Its silly how your appearance literally decides how well your case goes lol
Makes sense to a certain extent
Edit: read my second reply before u tell me "no it doesn't"
That's good. Just look like you own the place lol
@Baki It does not. Innocent is Innocent, and guilty is guilty. Unfortunately people look all kind of ways and some can't necessarily help the way they look. It's a courtroom, not a beauty contest. Judge the facts and the evidence, not the appearances.
@dean4331 lol you would show up in a track suit huh. Idiot
@@Baki__ you’re a degenerate
I wore a tan suit, pink shirt and blue tie to a court date. Female judge said I’m the best dressed person she’s seen in court in months and the only one with the decency to wear a tie that day. They definitely notice.
sure they notice, but why do they care? more importantly, why should it matter? tie or no tie, people should be treated equally.
@@dursty3226 its about resepct, if you want to be respected dress respectfully, if you pull up in a naruto t shirt. then for the first few minutes of court your the guy who came to court in a naruto t shirt, if someone goes to a funeral dressed in a donkey costume wouldnt you lose respect for them? the court is a place of honor
@@kishiberohan4038 A funeral is a place to mourn the dead where more than likely the persons sad and mourning family will be so I can see why that would upset people... but court is where you go to discuss why a greasy fat man gave you an unjust ticket because he wasn't up to his quota for the month and didn't want the chief to yell at him. Your logic makes 0 sense, what if someone can't even afford a suit? Have you ever seen what type of people usually go to these places? 90% of them couldn't spend a couple hundred bucks to impress a judge, besides what are respecting ,some dude with a giant black trashbag on a stand??
@@kishiberohan4038justice is blind. If the judge care about your look, clearly the judge is not on the side of justice then.
@@mfs96 the jury isnt about justice, if you sre being tried in a court of your own peers you shouldnt expect them to be blind, especially when it comes to criminal cases, if your peers expect to be dressed formally because its a formal duty they must participate in, then you should put in that effort as well, those that are blind to social conventuons are far more likely to be blind to moral conventions.
“Heavens She’s a degenerate”
He’s spot on
Cheese
@@cheese1627 r u a bot. Got 1.5k subs so I'd be surprised if your not.
@@Flobbler no I’m not a bot
@@cheese1627 how do u have 1.5k subs man?
"And it was not your fault but mine and it was your heart on the line" got me dying frfr
It’s crazy that people have to be told to look nice in court 💀
True 👍
What's crazy is that fashion has anything to do with the justice system.
@@Peyton1218I was about to say that, what I should spend hundred of dollars on a suit plus a lawyer. I mean I’ll still wear a nice shirt thou
@@Peyton1218 when years of life are on the line it’s important to try to sway the bar in your favor as much as possible.
No. It's insane that such backwards values still permeate our legal system. Judges and DA are the scum of the earth.
Imagine killing 27 people and free to go because you had a good haircut💀💀
Imagine killing noone and being found guilty simply because you look different.
🧔🏿♂️: killed no one| is completely innocent | found guilty because he looked scary but in reality was a really great guy. |Life sentence to prison
(Has a haircut and dresses nice)->👨🏻: has killed 5 people| looks professional and nice| pleads not guilty and wins
@@DfryOfficial The 🧔🏿♂️ guy had a public attorney. The 🧔🏻 hired a Jewish lawyer with connection.
@@nafive5675 👨🏻-*“Don’t worry I know a guy”* 💀
@@vendettachickennobody said you will be found guilty. but no matter what, people will ALWAYS get a better impression of you if you look presentable.
All this does is prove that the court doesn't judge everyone equally.
Widow’s speaking facts tho
This ain't news 😂
We express things we are and stand for in the way we dress, in a court room you want to express seriousness and respect and the standard for doing that, and that everyone else is going to understand, is dressing formally. If you go out from the standard, other people could understand something COMPLETELY different from what you want to express and therefore judge you differently.
@@fabiofernandez4265 and if you’re homeless without proper attire?
@@lou3492 lmao
Proof society judges you by your looks 😢
Yeah no shit it’s a biological trigger that will not go away until the end of time. Welcome to REALITY liberal
Good
@@doylersafl8728 wdym “good”?
@{ 𝓗𝓮𝓵𝓮𝓷 *ೃ༄
some people wear the degenerate label with pride, they know what's coming but don't care about the consequences as if they're immortal or something. It's a good thing that you are judged by your appearance in the courtroom for precisely that reason
Anyone who lives outside the internet knows this. Lol
“It doesn’t matter if you are innocent just don’t dress up like this” that’s what I understand 😂
Some things are just the way they are. Just make thing easier on yourself and let go of your dressing style while in trial.
@@franciscovera6097 Bro has a way with words
@@leehanma6088just make it easyier on yourself, let the tip slide just a bit further as they fuck you over for their opinions.
@@superpie0000 After you 🥰
@@leehanma6088 yo mama
During my disability hearings my lawyer explicitly told me not to dress up and having messy hair and not being dressed fancy worked in my favor. It’s a case by case thing
hearings are different than court cases psure
it really sucks that ableism does that. There is a blind youtuber, molly something, who says she wears those glasses she doesnt need at the airport so people believe her and dont give her crap about her dog.
Your lawyer told you not to dress up so that the judge or arbiter would have pity on you. Lawyer knows what he's doing
@@Learning_new_things_70 Yeah, most likely though 99% of the cases you should dress up though
"Sorry judge, im literally fucking homeless because i was set up for failure and this system is broken"
THIS
Contempt of court and attempted murder! The chair!
Literally my exact thought. These systems target people who *can't* meet these expectations. Homeless or poor people who can't afford nice clothing. There's a lot of intersection with race too. It's genuinely so broken.
Cringe. You gotta be some angsty 12 year old 🤦🏾♂️
@@beeppboopp I can’t think of any system that doesn’t have expectations like these. I mean just to actually GET to the courtroom means you need to afford transportation. Lot of homeless people can’t afford transportation. Especially in areas where there’s no transit system. In terms of looks it’s very easy worldwide I think. Donating clothes is a global thing I’m pretty sure, and a lot of places do free haircuts for homeless people, even if not I found out the other day there are hair clippers that cost around $10 US and 0 cut is definitely a clean cut, it’s probably the smell that’s gonna be the biggest roadblock in terms of minus points as result of how you present yourself. Generally speaking though I think most of the world has financial expectations of people in court.
I just love the fact that a court would judge someone based off appearances and not their character. In other words if you are poor you are already screwed.
Character shouldn't matter either. Only the facts of the case.
@@Drew-bc7zj but character can show a pattern. But I do agree that facts of the case should be the only concern in the courts.
Well your appearance and how your present yourself is also part of your character. If you wear something vulgar to a funeral, what does that say about your character? It’s the same in court. Just wear something that is presentable, and be respectful.
@@WildcatsOHSPoverty=vulgar. I see.
You know someone that is impoverished could comb their hair, wear nice looking clothes (like, a blank t shirt), remove any piercings, and maybe clean themselves up. Because in all court proceeders, subtle bias does haooen around the world
Like Judge Judy would say, dress for court like you would dress for a funeral.
I'd dress normally for a funeral, because that's what I'd want for the people coming to mine. You shouldn't be sad at a funeral you should be celebrating life.
@@oyudie2745: That would depend upon what is considered as dressing normally. One can celebrate the departed’s life as long as they dress respectfully. Same as when one goes to court whether is or trial or civil litigation.
*I always dress like it's a funeral*
That depends entirely on the funeral. I'm obligated to wear my best stripper pleather and headbanger attire to the funeral for most people I know.
@@jessiesratrods1210: Would you wear that to court without being thrown out because of your attire?
*Bro turned it into **_Americas Got Talent_** ☠️*
nah man, that cover of Little Lion Man was just plain garbage. How do you fuck up a folk song?
This really does show that justice is blind.
No it doesn’t. Good clothing shows respect and some what of who you are.
Wearing ripped cloths to a court case and being underdressed to it might make the judge biased and make you look like you don’t care about this case and it’s not something you want.
I totally agree with the clothing part.
@@hibye4469 It shouldnt be about whether you care about the case or not, it should be about whether you are innocent or guilty. Your investment in the case should have nothing to do with the result. Also if the judge has biases against people who don't dress like a rich person than whos to say all the other biases that a judge will have such as ones based on race or gender.
@@narenbalachandarisgood if I got someone who was arrested for drug dealing and he had tattoos and wore ripped clothing. I would be pretty biased
@@hibye4469 See this proves my point. I know people who have tattoos and people who wear ripped clothing who are amazing people. Them dressing like this has nothing to do with their character.
@@narenbalachandarisgood sorry I would be afraid if some guy with face tattoos and dark ripped clothing starts walking towards me at night.
"Courts don t like messy hairstyles" meanwhile the judge and attorneys
Gotta love how "justice" depends on the types of clothes you wear. Our system is a joke
Its called, “Impressions” it doesn’t depend on how you dress but wouldn’t you not think highly of someone dressed poorly
@@Odywodymody so whether you get "justice" or not depends the judges impression of you, and you think that's not a problem?
@@Odywodymody That means looking bad could get you jailed?
No, you guys are so oblivious to what I’m saying. Justice depends on what you did, but If you don’t even bother to dress appropriately to court it’s considered disrespectful. You want to show that (a) you respect the courtroom and (b) that you are taking the matter seriously.
@@Odywodymody so I'll ask a different question. Do you think you have to show that you respect and honor the system in order to get justice?
It should not matter what you wear to court. A tattoo-ed guy in a track suit should get the same justice as a guy in a 3-piece with no tattoos. But apparently it does matter
Yeah and you should talk Jive to the judge, that ought to help your case. If you don't understand why you should look classy in Court then you probably work on a fishing boat or a farm tractor or drive a truck.
@georgespalding7640 ....and those people also deserve fair judgements are you on crack?
@@georgespalding7640 clothes, hairstyle, and tatoos should not be relevant to the judgment of a court case.
Not even addressing your blatant ass privilege. Are you seriously telling me that a rapist in a suit will be treated more favorably than the father of the raped daughter--who showed up without one? Why would something so irrelevant and removed from a case affect the outcome of a verdict?
What a fucking shallow system of justice; it's a joke to support it.
@@georgespalding7640 The why is racism and classism and while its reality its also wrong. Also "Jive" did you get in a bigot time machine and get here from 1960?
@@georgespalding7640Jive? Boomer alert!
Welp, I’d better follow the law at *ALL* times because I can *NEVER EVER* get my hair straightened.
Same lmao i got a whole ass afro😂
What's your race ?
@@holbvgbbbbkfz Half Spanish, half Mexican
@@holbvgbbbbkfz I'm all white but a lil native American as far back as I know.
I got the curliest, thick brown ringlet ass wooly hair. Real long when it's down, lil past my nipples if it's had the chance to weigh itself down.
If I just let it air dry after a shower it poofs up super afro-y though. I gotta shower then brush it all down and tie it up before it dries and it'll not get very afro like.
That shit is just a poof ball on my head air dryed. The hoes like it regardless though so it's whatever!
Honestly whenever I had to go to court I’d just smother the whole thing in quick dry hair spray and hope for the best 😅
Reasons why our criminal court system needs a complete overhaul: What someone looks like has ZERO bearing on how guilty they are. x_x
I personally think that in order to combat this stereotype, people should wear the same clothes to sentencing that they wore when committing the crime.
There is correlation, actually
@@justhair17 there CAN be. But, correlation does NOT equate to causation. Even if 90% of convicts wear a freaking uniform, that still means you're screwing over 10% of litigants because they simply chose the wrong attire. That's like, the opposite of freedom. Fuck that noise.
@@tarrker its simply. Go to a court in a nice suit and act like a gentlement, be polite and respectful. If you look and act like a thug, they are more likely to threat you as such. Same is true the other way around. And if it is hard for you to behave yourself and act like a proper member of society when your literal freedom depend on it, then you can only blame yourself
@@justhair17 um, no. That's blatant prejudice. It's not like they tell you that and, how is anyone supposed to know that crap without being told? That is exactly the sort of thing that's not supposed to exist in a "free" society. We are not free and, there's the proof. Holy cow.
It's like we've been oppressed by our own government so long that we don't understand that it's supposed to be any other way. x_x
when the emo guy started randomly singing i started weezing laughing😂😂
Little Lion Man is not emo, nor any other Mumford & Sons song.
@@Regular_Decorated_Emergencyuuummmmm that song is definitley an "emo" song filled with lots of emotion
@@Jojo9994L No. Emo is a genre with specific parameters which Little Lion Man does not fall into. Little Lion Man is indie folk, folk rock, bluegrass, or alternative rock, but it is not "emo".
It was an emo voice in the short but not an emo song irl
Emo cover though.
Really tells you how it is rarely about just your innocence or guilt
right? That was my first thought. It should be simply about facts and not looks. Urgh.. this is so ducked up.
Looks are a factor. Facts will come first but you have to respect the courtroom during that process.
@@curious1053 but that's the problem, an innocent person disrespecting the court should still be innocent.
@@feanedhell that’s why they’ll avoid the old charges and rack up new ones like contempt of court.
@@feanedhell and Innocent person won't be thrown kn jail because he doesn't come in a suit.
Appearence influences the final verdict, it doesn't decide it on its own.
So I am the definition of what not to be in the court 💀
Coincidentally, you’re more likely to end up there
@@solorollo9756 Blud why?
Me too😂
@@solorollo9756 Deluded rich boy
@@jadapinkett1656 calm down jada
Y'know maybe we should just start blindfolding judges
I agree.
Ok but you don't got a choice if you only got the clothes you were locked up in 😅
Always have a suit on
@@mjmoffatt6097 do you go to the gym wearing a three piece? Complete with polished shoes, pressed jacket and ironed dress pants? Didn't think so.
@@GodofRizz36I do that all the time
@@GodofRizz36 i do
@@kryspy5160I doubt that
feel like throwing someone in jail just cause of what theyre wearing is scummy af
It's really not. Maybe you're scummy. It's a freaking courtroom. If you're too poor to afford suits don't go
Fr
You can’t just throw someone in jail and declare them guilty because of what they’re wearing though…?
What you are wearing greatly affects how sympathetic you seem to others. No one throws you in jail because you are wearing a track suit, but they might get a negative first impression that will influence the outcome of you case.
If you aren't taking the situation seriously, why should they?
It may be proper but it's not illegal. If they judge your character and choose a verdict based on your appearance than whatever you're accused of, then that's a corrupt jury/judge
Dude, if you wear PJs to your job interview and they reject your profile, does that make them corrupted? Of course not, if you want someone to take you seriously, dress like it.
You're right, but do you want to go to jail?
True, but be careful. Why fuck it up for yourself?
@hair on screen yes punishing someone based on their appearance and not giving them a job are literally the exact same thing. Think we found the judgemental aunt.
@@haironscreen6512 god I hate your pfp I took like 10 seconds trying to get it off my screen
Thank you so much for this video man I followed everything right thing I should in court and I beat my drug charges case😁
If a judge or jury gives a damn about any of these things, they don't belong in a position to decide another person's future. Literally none of that crap matters.
If a defendant is too stupid to realize that everyone has opinions about appearance, they deserve to be in prison.
@@joeschmoe6908 What are u on about? Courtrooms are not places of opinions they are places of facts. If u care more about someones appearance than weather or not they committed a crime you should not be on a jury.
If you dont understand that in court you want to make the best impression possible you should think harder. No one is saying this WILL lose you a case. But it you give a disheveled appearance the jury will immediately subconsciously question your credibility.
@@masoncombs7799 i know they will. I just hope it stays subconscious most of the time. Given how terrible people are though it’s unlikely.
@Parker Title whether it stays subconscious or not is irrelevant..... it still could lose you your case either way
He did the meme😆
Just another day of realizing how stupid the American court systems are
You're talking about a system that will let a guilty man go free because of "technicalities". A system where a criminal can sue you because he hurt himself robbing your house.
@LycanKai the system caters too much to protecting the guilty. I was talking about a rapist going free because he asked for a lawyer, tried calling his lawyer (who didn't answer), and settled for legal aid. His lawyer got him off because they said the cops should have done a better job trying to get a hold of his counsel of choice. I'm not talking about big things like cops breaking into a house to find evidence. I'm talking slick lawyers greasing the wheels of the system with money
Or any Justice system (which is the whole world) that requires you to even study for years to even make sense of it.
POV: you’re an American who’s never took part in a foreign country’s court system(s)
Oh boy if you think the US has it bad...
In other words.
The court in the US goes for looks, not truth.
No? Every human being has biases. This guy is being dnarky/ click baity, but in truth, since everyone has biases, you NEED to play off them in court
@@thehistorynerd8537 you never need to “play off” the biases
Jude’s should try harder to ignore them like scientists do and only look at factual evidence
"If you want to be respected, you must look respectable."
-Gustavo "Gus" Fring
THIS
Imagine having your case being finalized because of your dress instead of the facts..
If the appearance truly make a difference in the judge decision then the system is corrupt.
It should be facts and facts alone, no matter how someone looks like.
It's not usually the judge that issues the verdict it's the jury that does the judge is usually just their to keep order and make sure everyone is heard
the justice system is composed of people, which is intrinsically biased and impartial
I wish it was the judge that made the decision, since they actually have knowledge of the legal system.
But don't forget that we live in a society, which means our juries will always be biased.
This is and will never be the case as long as people are involved. Your appearance and body language influence peoples opinion of you. This is a subconscious process.
If you don't take this seriously, then why would they take you seriously?
That’s song really touched my heart 😢
I love the people saying that the court is deciding your punishment based on clothing. It's an impression, you are showing that you take the law seriously and are ready to prove your innocence.
Absolutely right. Noone with tattoos takes the law seriously. And don't get me started about degenerates who don't have fitting suits or a fresh haircut.
I dont see how clothing proves seriousness.
I think its more about proving submission to societies rules, which then inclines the person or people deciding your fate to believe your follow legal rules (which are social rules on a larger scale with the power of the government back them up).
"In order to win respect you must look respectable"
- Gus Fring
as a jury member I’d clap for the emo guy idk what your on 😭😭😂
Same man!
They are literally judging people based on looks. Disgraceful
Probably because it's for serious purposes
Fr tho. And they tell us it’s not about looks, it’s about our behavior and how we are on the inside. It’s so fucking messed up
Just dont look like a moron dress to impress
I think everyone in court should be in a room where you can't see them and have a voice changer so people can't judge them for their appearance. Only on the facts.
Have you not heard of the central park 5 where the facts literally failed them and robbed them of years of their childhood because the prosecutor was racist and refused to get the sea-man sample in the sock tested because she was operating off of stereotype so the existing evidence that were the facts of the case made them look guilty
That's a good idea
And then how are they supposed to identify someone lying?
@@Etzelsschizohow could anyone tell they are lying to begin with
Appearance should never sway the direction of the case…. The justice system sucks
ah yes because not wearing extremely nice expensive clothes to court means that you’ll get unfair treatment for some reason. gotta love the legal system
it's called looking presentable. and who said formal wear clothes are expensive?
they are cheaper than Addidas tracksuits
You are going to a formal place where your case is being heard, so it's sensible to dress modestly and respectfully. Appearances are extremely important. It communicates who you are and how seriously you take this case. For instance you wouldn't attend a wedding, funeral, or job interview in shorts and a tanktop, so don't go to court in that apparrel.
In my court it is only bad if you dress sloppy. And yes you can have free suits. Bur intentonnaly doing it is bad if your case if you being sloppy
@@Valediction9 doesn't matter. Having tattoos and piercings or even just wearing regular everyday clothes shouldn't dictate the kind of justice you recieve.
@@dennismichelsen4936100% this
Bro the last clip made me laugh so hard that I actually fell off my bed😂
It’s “justice for all” and Justice is blind. It’s says something (something sad) that court is a place gate-kept such that those who cannot afford a real shut, haircut, or tattoo coverup get treated differently.
There should be “free suits” in trucks at courthouses to help those in need!
You can get a fresh cut for less than $10, suit/clothes to cover tats from goodwill or the salvation army or any other dozens other thrift stores for around $20-$30. Shit they have ties for a fucking dollar. Gtfo here with the "too poor", tats cost 10x that
@@LilFletch926 True, but if justice is blind, you shouldn’t have to do any of that. And people are way too uptight about tattoos. We’ve been tattooing ourselves all of history, it’s a thing we just do.
@@LilFletch926 they need that money for food. Not suits or haircuts
@Tommohas There are dozens of food pantries in every city that give enough free food to sustain you, nevermind food stamps. My broke ass in college was stretching $100/month which the average stamps is double that so try again
@Julian No Last Name You, me, Bob and Susan down the street... everyone judges people by the way they look whether conscious or unconscious. Sounds good in theory but while human run the legal system, unobtainable... and that's not bad. Somebody who shows no remorse for doing something wrong and is most likely not going to change vs somebody who knows they messed up, feels terrible about it and wants to change. If they committed the same offense and justice was blind, they would get the same punishment but in reality, should they? If you think yes, then you may have no critical thinking skills.
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"Remember, always be fake in court. The important part is to not represent your everyday self..." *
So, by your logic, are you being fake at a funeral? Or a wedding?
@@CMan-x7k yes
well if your everyday self is a murderer, and you dress like a murderer, that would be pretty stupid now wouldnt it
@@CMan-x7k There's no "logic" to be applied anywhere else, what op is saying is concrete and specific
Speed is the kind of guy to tell a guy in a wheelchair to stand up.
Lady Justice is blind though....
Clearly the individuals we choose to represent us for laws and justice aren't representing us fairly then.
wtf? thats about human rights not turning up looking like an idiot to court, if you wanna turn up to court dressed like a fucking idiot then expect to be treated like the guy who came to court dressed like a fucking idiot. nobody is telling you that you cant, but if you do, expect to be treated as if you did
Idk why the trend in male hairstyles is to make the bangs not go down, but forward.
Because it's just aesthetically pleasing. Hair down and messy is only really good for people who have the hair for it
Are we ever going to talk about how the judges are allowed to discriminate for literally anything
No!
isn't it the jury?
Our criminal "justice" system is so broken. Just look like an affluent white guy, it leads to better outcomes. Better yet, just BE an affluent white guy
Cry about it bitch
Yup, only white people can dress nicely
No. Appearance matters. the image you project is important. It's called a first impression.
@@druleem05 A emo can be as much responsible as a rich businessman. The justice really has appearance bias.
@aboi393 that's normal. The majority of the world has appearance bias rooted in culture, history, and personal experience. Two people with the same qualifications: one comes in casual and comfy while the other comes dressed to impress (putting in that extra effort). No question who gets the job.
Just goes to show how stupid the judicial system is. They care about what you look like than what you are.
Don’t forget the magical hammer and black dress that gives them authority.
They get the dress and hammer because of the authority not vice versa
Bro, everyone is going to judge you by how You look. If You put a dressing standard, then You remove the prejudices made by clothes and that helps judges make a more unbiased judgement
@@suryanookala4154 im well aware, and the pageantry is as comedic as their ‚authority‘
@@fabiofernandez4265 Stop making excuses for bigotry.
Bro randomly singing Mumford & sons had me crying 😭
So, what you're saying is: courts are houses of superficial judgements and discrimination? Because that's what you described.
Are people in general judgemental? Do they stop behaving like humans when they get selected for jury duty? No one is saying that's how it should be. But literally nothing in life is how it should be, and outrage won't change that.
@@joeschmoe6908 We can’t change a lot of things but we can change who gets selected for jury duty. We have judges who can replace jury pools for a reason.
Let me ask you a question. Are car salesman at a Rolls-Royce dealership dressed in shorts and wearing dreads? If you want to sell yourself to the court you have to have a nice appearance, it's just the fact of life.
There’s a time and a place to dress how you want and a time to be professional out of respect. By that logic no job ever should have a uniform or a dress code.
Can you do one for girls?
Thanks man. This help a lot more than I expected. Only have 55 years in jail instead of 67.
They better provide me with a suit, cause I ain't got money for that shit after rent increase.
exactly. If there's gonna be a motherfucking dress code in a case where someone is trying ot get their kids back from an abuser, the abuser dressing up all fancy shouldn't make them more respectable when they're literally abusing children.
It shouldn’t matter what you wear. The judge is supposed to be unbiased. I would ask them to recuse themselves over something like this
Judge are still human and no human are unbiased
You are going to a formal place where your case is being heard, so it's sensible to dress modestly and respectfully. Appearances are extremely important. It communicates who you are and how seriously you take this case. For instance you wouldn't attend a wedding, funeral, or job interview in shorts and a tanktop, so don't go to court in that apparrel.
@@Valediction9 actually I totally would attend any of the aforementioned in shorts & a tank top. Why should I go out of my way to purchase attire for just one event? It’s blatantly discriminatory to judge a human by their choice of attire.
If attire is a form of communication then it’s protected speech. One could show up to court in a clown suit & be serious. Clothing choice has absolutely nothing to do with the seriousness of the individual.
If the clothing bothers the judge so much, they should simply recuse themselves.
How stupid are you... You are going to a formal place...
@@Valediction9 the issue that if your poor you absolutely would. I was in my mid twenties by the time i hsd my first collared shirt and that was only because my new job gave me a free uniform.
It was pUpLaCaTiMI-got me dead💀
Why does that singing bro at the end actually have good vocals 😂
What song is that. I know it's a real song because I've heard it before.
@@AlbertSpice I think its Little Lion Man
It's little lion man but the guy singing it does it that way because of how he sings and probably because his fans ask or possibly he wanted to try singing it that way it the short was so popular he did a full rock cover on his channel social repose
Nothing like supporting discrimination in our justice system
ah yes another day about people constantly complaining about “muh system” like holy crap stfu ur so annoying
YAYYYYYY
'Muh nature is discrimination'
"Why can't I go to the court room with flip flops and tracksuit. This is literally 1984"
Bro just roasted my hair style so dang hard.
Bro is like the Saul Goodman of YT shorts lol
The next Saul Goodman
“Your honor, you can clearly see that my client is drippin’.”
"Messy hair styles" sounds like code for not wthnic hairstyles tbh
exactly what i was thinking
Dude literally showed an afro pick when he said messy hairstyles!!!!! 🤨🤨🤨
@@pinkie723 Yeah, that rubbed me the wrong way as a black woman😒. To most (not all) white people, our natural hair is considered "messy".
And this right here ladies and gentlemen is the very thing that is wrong with our justice system and it actually sad
There's literally nothing wrong with it. You are going to a formal place where your case is being heard, so it's sensible to dress modestly and respectfully. Appearances are an extremely important thing and make an impression. It communicates who you are and how seriously you take this. For instance you wouldn't attend a wedding, funeral, or job interview in shorts and a tanktop, so don't go to court in such apparrel.
Focus on the bigger issues, dressing properly is not one of them.
@@Valediction9 Agree.
Here we get free suits tho and looking bad is only negative
@@Valediction9 Respectful according to who's decision? That's the issue. What is "respectful" and "disrespectful" or "degenerate" is based of the sensibilities of rich, old, white guys. Like, why should a tattoo have any bearing on any court case? Unless one of the identifiers for who done it is they have a tattoo, it should have no bearing. This applies to other things.
@@penlordnt @PenLord I am essentially saying to come in clean and decently dressed. Don't wear casual clothes, at least get a button-up. Don't come in with messy or dirty hair. Look like you mean business, because you do.
What would you come into court wearing?
@@penlordnt I do agree with the tattoos being arbitrary, I think they have become significantly less taboo over the years and have become an artistic expression as opposed to a signifier of gangs or other groups, which I think most expression is excellent. However I stand firm that you should be clean and presentable when at a court hearing, because you are trying to sell your case, every little bit helps.
Sounds like the court needs an attitude adjustment and some basic human empathy.
If the court really gives a shit about your hair, then maybe it's *the court's problem.*
Yes, facts and evidence doesn't matter... how you dress and howl a song is all that matters. It also matters who the judge is a business partner with, which is usually the prosecution. This is why the court system is further becoming a joke.
All judges are freemasons in a court of law. All lawyers are on a bar. Half of all police are in a frat. Prison is for profit to cause mental illness, debt, and physical ailments all for u to need help when u get out to suckle the busim of a suicidal nation of order followers
You took this video way to serious. He never said that facts and evidence doesn’t matter he is just saying that if u wear these things to court they are not gonna take u as seriously. And the song part whas a joke not meant to be taken serious.
The judges are meant to be servants of the people and the law, not overlords that punish you for not kissing up to them
@@YestinTV Thats the issue. Wont take you seriously. Why is it looks that warrant someone being taken seriously, why is it not facts and evidence?
@@nonachyourbusiness1164 So many disrespectful young people in this current generation. That's why they will never fight a War like past Generations did.
This is why our judicial system is broken. You should never be judged by how you look but the evidence of the case. If the judge, jury or lawyers can’t do that they should be replaced.
Every single time I have to go to court it impresses me how many people do not even dress up at all.
Not everyone owns a nice suit. 🤷
Because they shouldn’t have to just because humans have subconscious bias doesn’t mean the law should. Judges should take their jobs more seriously like scientists and try harder to ignore those biases and only look at facts.
@@stargazer-elite If the judge can show up to court wearing a robe, why can't I? 🤷 😀😆😅😂🤣
@@Drew-bc7zjeveryone should. Your chances for getting a job literally increase by showing up to an interview in a suit
@@stargazer-elitelaw is made up of people. And judges are trained to ignore their biases and they do it pretty well to a large extent, but its impossibly to completely ignore, especially with how you present yourself,as that reveals a lot about your character
Black people totally have a point and are correct. If people in court think it’s acceptable and right to be so judgmental over simply, hair style or tattoos. There is not a burning chance in hell the same kind person is gunna be ok with black people. The courts whole job is to establish truth and justice. Cant do that when you have good for nothing judges, arbitrarily deciding what is appropriate for a person to look like, instead of focusing of the truth of the case in front of them.
A black person who is dressed well and doesn't have face tattoos or dreads is going to be treated the same as any white person in court. Dreads especially are nasty.
My biggest issue is my hair. It refuses to be held down, even gel doesn't last for to long.
As long as you don't start singing emo songs you'll be fine
Same. I'm screwed if i ever end up in court.
Cow lick
Bro's hitting them notes 😩😩😩
Little lion man by social repose if you're interested
@@Jojo9994L The original is by Mumford and Sons
"heavens! he's a degenerate!"
theres some "oh golly fuck!" energy with that.
The average American justice system
what does not dressing like a dumbass have to do with the justice system
@@kishiberohan4038 Fact over opinion
@@datura9441 which has to do with dressing like a dumbass how?
@@kishiberohan4038 Because why tf should the clothing of a person overweight fact?💀
@@logzthememebean because if a "overweight" person dosnt care enough to dress appropriately to court, thats fine but for the first few minutes of court they are the overweight person who is accused of 7 counts of vehicular manslaughter and didnt even care enough to not dress like an idiot
The only non messy hairstyle I have is slick back with a braid. I have stupid curls which also means anything that isn't slicked back and held down with tons of product ends up being super frizzy. However that doesn't help me any because it makes me look more like the delinquent most people assume I am.
Which mind you in other super formal settings my curls are a crowd pleaser and much to the envy of all the women.
I feel ya dude
real talk though, anyone who judges you negatively for silly stuff like simply having tattoos or piercings is a moron and doesn't deserve to be in a position of power.
Humans are a very visually driven species. It's hard to turn off the instinct to affirm something by sight alone.
My sister said she could make small fortune selling second hand ties and dress shirts outside of the courthouse. Dudes were rolling up for thier hearings in wife beaters and wondering why they lost.
If they lost because of their attire then the courts are in the wrong. Only facts of the case should determine the outcome. Not a haircut
This applies in a lot of professional settings not just court, I experienced this with my college professors.
We got all these laws about discrimination yet they go nuts with it in court?
its called respect...😅
Respect has 0 to do with the non bias the court is legally upheld on
Derek it's not about discrimination it's about being respectful. No one wants a guy that is dressed as Kool aid man while he's on trial for attacking someone.
So justice can be non biased n judge a person before thier case is even heard. Regardless if they wear a cool aid whatever legally justice is only supose to b impartial.. that means judge you on the case at hand not the opinion of the persons outfit of choice
@@mnd9761 if you think it has anything to do with respect you're too stupid to know what respect is.
Mikes videos are just gettuing funnier and funnier and i love it lmao
This is why I've always said the justice system is flawed.
If you're a judge and you see someone with tattoos all over his face and crazy outfit and was accused of murdering someone you'll think it makes sense just because he looks like a thug. Thats the reason we should wear appropriately so the judge and lawyers won't judge you based on your appearance alone.
@@Ariel-my7lh The you have NO with business being a judge or even someone in the jury.
It's your job to analyze FACTS and make decisions based on what evidence that's been presented to you.
But I do thank you, you've just proven how the justice system is complete bullocks for certain minoroties, that will certainly be seen as "thugs/ceiminals" to the all Caucasian juries. Which is why they have a much higher conviction rate. And before someone tries to deny any of that, it's been PROVEN in studies.
The justice system is flawed.
Cloths show respect and make you look serious. Of course a judge would be biased to the guy with nice clothing and actually loooks like he cares about the case
@@hibye4469 Sure...right. Add America's history of racial bias into the mix and is it really ANY wonder why certain minorties tend to get wrongfully convicted, and wind up getting far worse sentences than their Caucasian counterparts?
Hell, those minorities are "guilty" as soon they enter the courtroom. Savvy prosecutors have practically admitted to stacking the jury with all Caucasin members, because they KNOW said jury is far more likely to convict said individual.
As I said, the justice system is _seriously flawed_ . But I'm just some "SJW" that will undoubtedly be ignored.
@@hibye4469 yea but wtf about the hair bruh
who tf cares
I have a mental disability that affects me in a lot of ways, but a few of them directly conflict with this, and if I were in court I guess I'm fucked because of my disability?
- I literally cannot wear constricting clothing (Suits, ties especially) on account of it feeling like I'm suffocating and destroys my ability to focus on anything.
- I have particularly long hair that is somewhat difficult to maintain. Again on account of my disability cutting it is not an option, and whilst I do try my best to keep it washed, brushed, etc., mildly frizzy hair runs in my family and it will *not* straighten.
- I have issues with my attention and am incapable of paying attention to something for a prolonged amount of time. I'll take in the words and understand what's being told to me, but my eyes (and attention) will wander frequently. This is not something I can control.
- I stim a lot (this is when someone performs an action that stimulates a part of themselves, typically whenever you see someone with autism flapping their hand or even just tapping their foot, that's what it is.) I *can* force myself to stop, but doing so causes extreme distress and will make everything much worse.
- I have auditory issues. My ears are physically fine, but my attention is split whenever I hear multiple noises at the same time and it causes me extreme distress.
On account of all of these issues (and more) caused by my disability, I imagine I have no chance in court.
Essentially what this shows is that the US Legal System is horrendus, working off of archaic principles rather than the actual written law. Judges will take things personally and act petty at wrongly percieved sleights.
If I understand this correctly, my disability will piss off a judge, and they will be bias against me as a result.
The fact anyone can defend that system is ridiculous.
Same bro.
100% agree and relate to a lot of that. The justice system isn't even remotely fair
Okay, I need a full emo cover of that song now.
It's a real cover. Lmao 😂 The dude that sung it is Richie Giese. He wears a full ass devil angel suit with flapping wings and it's as horrible as you'd imagine.
Little lion man by social repose, and fuck what the other commenter said lmao.....imho its badass
Social Repose. And he's great.
Mumford and Sons did a cover of it (or maybe Richie Giese is the lead singer of Mumford and Sons? Idk) that's really good.
This guy popped in my shorts and i gotta say he's my all time favorite 😂