Hopefully I will be a PD in North County San Diego when I graduate law school. I have observed PD's work in court in my area (Vista), and they motivated me to go to law school at this late stage in life. Keep up the good fight.
“Chris” was guilty of a crime that shouldn’t be a crime. He has a work tool, and a closed blade that would take half a second to flip out the blade making the distinction kind of questionable.
See, the reasoning for the law is to prevent the use of such tools as weapons. The actual problem, in my opinion, is that crimes like these should not only be have to prosecuted entirely on intent, but charged on it too. That way if you have a legitimate reason to have the tool, you shouldn't be arrested. And if you are arrested when you shouldn't be, you can sue.
I love how all the cops get on here and focus on “it’s not free” instead of just the simple human goodness of being compassionate, empathetic, and public service oriented
Don’t know man, doing that kinda sends me off in a pessimistic spiral. Takes a bit to pull myself out of. I start to think not all featherless bipeds are humans.
Some people are unfortunate and some are simply bad people. The ones that refuse to get help, won't quit drinking, won't quit drugs and hurt others at every opportunity are the ones I can't understand how anyone could defend. They are not "helping themselves", they are lying to shrug the responsibility of the things they have done and do not regret doing. Happy for Chris, I also have tools that could be considered weapons by a tyrant cop. Although I have never been in trouble, there are still cops that wish everyone except themselves had a record so they can feel more powerful. Criminal cops.
@@maryhinson3262 You are so wrong. I am a recovering addict and I know recovery started with me taking responsibilty for my shortcomings and accepting that I had no control over what other people did to me as a child, and forgiving myself. I work with recovering amd non recovering addicts and homeless. The one who grow up and stop being a victim are the ones that make it. But you keep on lying to yourself, we will still be here when you're ready to be responsible for yourself.
I am not nor have I ever been an addict. I loved someone who became addicted after a horrible car crash. Pain was unbearable and seizures were painful. You do not have all the answers. I put my faith in God after loosing my precious Son.
We need a system that wants to help people in need! Supply therapists and doctors. Not only just to punish them and send them off to jail/prison to repeat the process again.
The state failed to do their job in bringing that person to justice. If the case is well investigated and no shortcuts are taken by the people involved...they will be convicted. If they aren't blame the prosecution and police.
Helping others that others don't want to help, lend a hand to those that people no one wants to lend a hand to, love them - sounds a lot like Jesus - curious for a CA lawyer
تقدروا تشوفوا تجربتي مع بكالوريا لتهيئة نفسيتكم الدراسية 🥰💗 او تبارطاجوها مع اي شخص عنده الباك ❤👌🏻راح يستفاد بزاف لعلكم تكونوا سبب في نجاحه وشكرا لكم على هاته المبادرة 🥺🖇
Court appointment defense is NOT free.....they show up for free....that's the only difference between a court appointment and a private firm.....a private firm expects money straight away.....public defender's don't charge you till your ur trial is over.....win or lose.....and your bill is like a traffic ticket....if you don't pay or miss a payment they will issue a warrant.....nothing is free
If "Public Defenders" were affective ALL RENTAL AGREEMENTS would include a clause about the litter outside of their residence. Littering and literacy Get our grammar correct. Four is not a demand!
Peacefully carrying a knife in one’s pocket is a crime only in a clearly failed society. Sadly, in a failed society, cowards cling to even the most egregious violations of their personal rights as if outrageous laws will protect them from their irrational fears. Sounds like your there.
@@robertbritt6134 And atenas chooses to ignore USA's Bill of Rights and Fruit of the Poisonous Tree principle. Chris was carrying a trade tool; to all fascists every hammer is a violent weapon to bash paranoid citizens with. [Aside in Australia I carried a multitool for my pushbike to a civil case; Security claimed I was trying to take a knife into Court; at least they just held it at X-Ray entry and gave it back when I left.]
Hopefully I will be a PD in North County San Diego when I graduate law school. I have observed PD's work in court in my area (Vista), and they motivated me to go to law school at this late stage in life. Keep up the good fight.
Defending the indefensible ❤️ thank you for you work in making this Earth more beautiful, one of our basic values 🙏☀️🌙
“Chris” was guilty of a crime that shouldn’t be a crime. He has a work tool, and a closed blade that would take half a second to flip out the blade making the distinction kind of questionable.
See, the reasoning for the law is to prevent the use of such tools as weapons. The actual problem, in my opinion, is that crimes like these should not only be have to prosecuted entirely on intent, but charged on it too. That way if you have a legitimate reason to have the tool, you shouldn't be arrested. And if you are arrested when you shouldn't be, you can sue.
“Waste no more time arguing about what a good man should be. Be one.”
― Marcus Aurelius
"Greater the Cause, Sharper The Claws" --- *A SIGMA FROM A MARTIAL ARTS BACKGROUND*
Love this; thank you for sharing 🙏
If people strove to be as great as our dogs think we are,
the world would be a utopia...
I love how all the cops get on here and focus on “it’s not free” instead of just the simple human goodness of being compassionate, empathetic, and public service oriented
One of the smartest lawyers I have heard.
Federal public defenders are some of the best lawyers in the country.
Wooow this is a completely another level of 5D consciousness, truly beautiful way of thinking ❤️
This man is a saint. God bless him.
Thank you for theme are so sharp in life!Congratulation😍
“How do you defend someone you know is guilty?” Your oath demands it! Everybody deserves a defense!
open arms & wholesome hearts, that's what it's all about
This is a wonderful speech!
This was a great Ted talk
Don’t know man, doing that kinda sends me off in a pessimistic spiral. Takes a bit to pull myself out of. I start to think not all featherless bipeds are humans.
A public defenders job is harder and more stressful then a prosecutors or judge yet they are the lowest paid and often overlooked in the court system…
I'm the Chief PD for nearly 20years in the Marshall Islands!
My interpretation is public defenders defend the constitution and the rule of law and defending people is a part of a fair and unbiased trial.
*TEDx Talks Public defender appreciate your videos Listening 🌟 from Mass USA TYVM 💙*
Fantastic presentation on what it means to be kind, compassionate, and humble for the greater public good. 🥰
Overworked, underpaid and unloved the life of a public defender however they are fantastic people working for the unfortunate
God Bless you!
I remember winning a speech and debate competition at Bonita Vista HS.
Lol no one cares
@@importantmancommenting9336 lol let me guess you graduated from BVHS?
So cool💞💞💞
Some people are unfortunate and some are simply bad people. The ones that refuse to get help, won't quit drinking, won't quit drugs and hurt others at every opportunity are the ones I can't understand how anyone could defend. They are not "helping themselves", they are lying to shrug the responsibility of the things they have done and do not regret doing. Happy for Chris, I also have tools that could be considered weapons by a tyrant cop. Although I have never been in trouble, there are still cops that wish everyone except themselves had a record so they can feel more powerful. Criminal cops.
You don't know anything about addiction.
@@maryhinson3262
You are so wrong. I am a recovering addict and I know recovery started with me taking responsibilty for my shortcomings and accepting that I had no control over what other people did to me as a child, and forgiving myself. I work with recovering amd non recovering addicts and homeless. The one who grow up and stop being a victim are the ones that make it. But you keep on lying to yourself, we will still be here when you're ready to be responsible for yourself.
I am not nor have I ever been an addict. I loved someone who became addicted after a horrible car crash. Pain was unbearable and seizures were painful. You do not have all the answers. I put my faith in God after loosing my precious Son.
You are not God Almighty. He will decide who the "bad People" are not you or I.
My Son never committed crimes. He was a good man who went through some rough experiences. He was a father 👩🍼
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Merci!
We need a system that wants to help people in need! Supply therapists and doctors. Not only just to punish them and send them off to jail/prison to repeat the process again.
Honestly, if we did this more we could probably prevent a lot of these sort of crimes in the first place
Thanks.
10:36 Its the love that kills people, but people still wants love......................lumpheads
exactly
Nice stories but What if you got someone off a crime who then killed someone as a result?
The state failed to do their job in bringing that person to justice. If the case is well investigated and no shortcuts are taken by the people involved...they will be convicted. If they aren't blame the prosecution and police.
Helping others that others don't want to help, lend a hand to those that people no one wants to lend a hand to, love them - sounds a lot like Jesus - curious for a CA lawyer
تقدروا تشوفوا تجربتي مع بكالوريا لتهيئة نفسيتكم الدراسية 🥰💗 او تبارطاجوها مع اي شخص عنده الباك ❤👌🏻راح يستفاد بزاف لعلكم تكونوا سبب في نجاحه وشكرا لكم على هاته المبادرة 🥺🖇
I can say he's ENFJ personality type.
Si on ne dit rien il continuerons
Is a PASSIONATE distaste for the police a good reason to become a PD? I’d love to protect those I can from the piggies
"I hired a psychologist" - paid out of your personal pocket?
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Vidéo supprimé par tedx n'oubliez pas qui il sont et se qu'il ont fait
I EFFING HATE people who talk about alcoholism as if its a bad thing ,cause it aint
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Wow
Court appointment defense is NOT free.....they show up for free....that's the only difference between a court appointment and a private firm.....a private firm expects money straight away.....public defender's don't charge you till your ur trial is over.....win or lose.....and your bill is like a traffic ticket....if you don't pay or miss a payment they will issue a warrant.....nothing is free
It's not the public defenders office or attorneys that are filing the qarrant...it's the state.
If "Public Defenders" were affective ALL RENTAL AGREEMENTS would include a clause about the litter outside of their residence. Littering and literacy
Get our grammar correct.
Four is not a demand!
Free? that money comes out of your own pockets?
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2 wrongs don't make a right
Police made a wrong
Chris made a wrong
Because the cops made a wrong, what Chris did wasn't a wrong?
Peacefully carrying a knife in one’s pocket is a crime only in a clearly failed society. Sadly, in a failed society, cowards cling to even the most egregious violations of their personal rights as if outrageous laws will protect them from their irrational fears.
Sounds like your there.
@@robertbritt6134 And atenas chooses to ignore USA's Bill of Rights and Fruit of the Poisonous Tree principle. Chris was carrying a trade tool; to all fascists every hammer is a violent weapon to bash paranoid citizens with. [Aside in Australia I carried a multitool for my pushbike to a civil case; Security claimed I was trying to take a knife into Court; at least they just held it at X-Ray entry and gave it back when I left.]
It's not about what's wrong, it's about what's in the constitution.
Why doesn't he talk about the clients with a record as long as your arm?