I love Texas. But, man they got that North Korea vibe in their criminal courts. I've be frighted to death I might ever accidentally J-Walk or something down there!
In 60s judge used to say. ‘Wanna go to prison or sign up with UNCLE SAM IN WHAT EVER BRANCH YOU CHOOSE “ ARMY WOULD LOVE YOU SON…….OFF TO ALAMEDA INDUCTION CENTER IN CALIF VIA GRAYHOUND BUS. MAMA CRYING BUT GLAD NOT SAN QUENTIN OR CHINO….
I respected my probation officer and she bought my kids Christmas presents and gave me a turkey for thanksgiving. Shout out to Ms. Able for allowing me to serve my sentence under her supervision. I luv ya lady ! ❤
I always violated over dumb stuff. I swear if I farted to loud I would have been arrested. But I know so many ppl that were on probation, still getting in trouble, stealing cars, doing dope, and still staying out on the streets
Two small children he is responsible for while living with his grandmother. Means: he is running the streets while his grandmother is caring for his kids day and night.
Or, he might have split from the childrens' mother and found himself unable to afford someplace else to live immediately, and his grandma offered him some place to stay whilst he got back on his feet. We just never know.
Yeah I hate it when dirt bags hide behind there kid's or use them as an excuse. I had a buddy that I kicked to the curb. Always on the phone with his daddy needing formula and diapers to get money and never did it go to the kids but instead his habit.
Sometimes, fathers can find themselves on all kinds of predicaments. Sometimes, people really do commit crimes to feed their children. Preaching your naive, restricted world view says more about you than him.
I served my 5 years probation without a single issue. I legitimately stopped all weed and booze, I made a promise to the judge that I would sober up and make something of myself if he held that prison sentence up and I'm a man of my word.
That is really wonderful. What a beautiful thing that you had the maturity to see the two paths before you and choose the healthy path. That's true grace. You know, it really doesn't matter what kind of background or family you have. You can have the best family in the world and destroy your life. And you can have the crappiest family in the world and make your life a beautiful thing. It's a testament to your understanding, and to your willingness to do the hard work.
Drinking wasn’t an issue but cannabis was- it was helping me in so many different issues. I did attend AA & NA meetings and seen my PO when it was time- but failed the drug test. When I had to reappear in front of the Judge . The DA was asking for the max ( 2 years) but Then the Judge told the DA to sit down and shut up. She said that I was served in the Armed Forces and a little Cannabis in my system vs anything else was in her mind perfectly fine. Walk out a free man - no more PO visits 😊
I was given 15 months of probation and I violated it at least 3 times by continuing to drink and smoke weed, I also didn't even do half the classes/courses I was supposed to do and nothing ever happen 😎
Here's a little bit of advice from a 71 year old grandfather: DO NOT get entangled with the justice system. Once you do that, it's very hard to extricate yourself.
I love my probation officer ! He is sweet,helpful,easy,down to earth, and just so simple to deal with. I go once every three months and it’s easy peasy (especially since I’m now clean and sober !) it feels good to be doing the right thing and not be in this guys position. Been there done that! I learned my lesson!!!
It kills me when people think all attorneys are brilliant upper income. Nope, these court appointed attorneys are good if it's a young person. One this age has his life in a bottle every night and looks briefly at his clients file only minutes before meeting with them or appearing in front of a Judge.
@@jonathanhernandez4304 @@jonathanhernandez4304 You have good points. As for his criminal history it would be discussed during hearing for consideration. There weren't any prior crimes mentioned therefore he doesn't have any.
@@chriskastner1938Kinda tough when you haven't even reported to probation and didn't stay at the lobby to speak to a PO. I was on probation and i reported every months and spoke to a PO appointment somehow
This guys the biggest mistake was making excuses. The correct thing to do would be to immensely apologize Xpress how he’s learned his lesson and show respect for the court. This might have shaved a few years off at least.
@@d3et1roi3t the judge is looking for some remorse and maybe a confession that you screwed up and there's no one to blame but you and your poor judgment and you might get another chance. When it's everybody else's fault it looks bad in front of the judge. A lot of things about me make me feel responsible for helping others. I was at the Sturgis motorcycle rally. A nice young lady that lived in Sturgis had gotten Tangled up in the courts and made a bad judgment and Missed a probation meeting and thought she was going back to the joint. I said if she wanted I would write down what she wanted to say to the judge after we talked for a while and she could read it to the judge as her statement about this matter and see if she could maybe get another try. I put my name at the top of it and told the judge that this lady was not an author but she had something in her heart that she wanted to tell him and I helped her get it on this paper. It was a long four or five hundred words statement and I wrote that and I thought it would pull a tear out of a stone it was so moving. When she went to court the next day I was more worried about her then I would have been about myself. When she came back she was happy and the judge gave her another chance when she was sure she was screwed and I said you owe me big time you owe me a big favor she thought it was something kind of nasty that an old man might want from a pretty young girl but she got a big surprise. I said I want you to get up every morning and read that and live it because if you don't you will return to hell promise me you'll read that every day until it's part of you or you're off probation.
I got violated on my last day of Superior Court probation in Mass. 😅. Get this the violation was for not showing up for a termination hearing 😂. My P.O. asked the judge to give me a 2-3 year sentence. [Originally served 7 years had 3 yrs probation after] The first words out of the judges mouth were this is absolutely ridiculous 😂 he terminated my probation and told the probation officer he needs to speak with her in his chambers 😂. Been off paper since 2016
People who’ve been through the system feel for this kid while people lucky enough to avoid the law laugh at praise this judge. Bad ruling and peice of shit prosecutor..
The really sick part is this was a DEFERRED adjudication so he wouldn't even have a conviction on his record if he successfully completed it, and he managed to parlay that into a PRISON sentence...absolutely incredible...
Naw fr. He probably could have got off early if he wasn’t messing around. On top of the crap lawyer this dude talking with the judge came so unprepared. At least make a good excuse instead mumbling not taking any accountability🤣
Grandma is relieved of the bumming leach, and will gladly look after the kids, while the good citizens of Texas will be paying for the kid's food, section 8 and clothing until they have attained the age of 18.
My probation officer was Lisa baker Lexington county sc and I done 8 years and never screwed up.This woman was the coolest and actually help me in way.I watched people get out and come back.Glad I finished it
@@chikkinnuggits …saw it ….if it was 40 years ago the judge would hand him a map of South East Asia and Say…Point to Viet Nam……pack your bags see Sgt Martinez Army Recruiter in the back of the room or shall I confirm yourv5 yr prison stay at San Quentin Prison,…….Sgt Martinez…thank you for your service One more for Uncle Sam…….Tank You YoutrvHonor See you Tomm it’s Sentensing day isn’t it. Oh Yes Sgt……..Follow me Son……crying little boy. Now you care….too late..
@@FreeUkraine69 my attitude has gotten me the opposite of what this kid has gotten. I worked hard to own a house and I don’t drink or drug. Keep the your lord to yourself Poppa.
Texas Deferred Adjudication ain’t no joke.. I’m having flashbacks watching this young guy.. I was on Texas Deferred Adjudication for 5 years.. Completed it and had to wait an additional 5 years to pay a lawyer to do what is called a “non disclosure” where your record is hidden except from the courts.. Today I have a great career and didn’t have to go to prison and ended up with a clean record.. Thank you Jesus.. But Texas probation is tough..
You only have to wait that long for non-disclosure on a felony. Non-disclosure in Texas allows any public/government entity to access those records, not just courts. (e.g. a public university, licensing agencies like medical board/state bar/etc., law enforcement). A completely "clean record" would be expungement, where the judge orders the clerk and all state agencies to delete all records associated with a case ( as well as sending a request to the NCIC to do the same, which they typically honor), the only trace left of the case is the order granting the expungement provided to the defendant. With non-disclosure those records are still there and rather the judge issues an order to the clerk directing he/her not to release them to the public). Expungement is not available for deferred-adjudication in Texas though. In both instances though you are legally permitted to state that you have never been charged with said case.
Damm.. I am in the same situation right now. I did a year in county jail and they give me Deferred Adjudication probation for 5 years for an aggravated robbery. I plead guilty and sign the PSI but got blessed with it since it's my first offense and i been out 11 months so far. Got myself a job that don't do background checks and been following everything my P.O said but ITS TO HARD. i don't earn enough money for payments and rent and food...And i don't like missing days just to see my P.O and do what she wants. I am good on staying sober for the sake of being free. BUT every time i think if i took the right decision taking the plea deal instead of just doing my time.....Also they count my 1 year of being inside jail county so now it's 4 years... But this is a big burden i am carrying everyday.....
i got arrested once. it was my first offense. the court sent me right to a hospital where i was hospitalized for a while. turns out i have a few mental disorders. anyway i got a deferred sentence and court had me do a whole bunch of stuff after i got out of the hospital. drug tests, mandatory therapy classes, etc for a period of time. i did everything i was supposed to because i was not about to go to prison for 5 years.
Got probation with 5 years suspend because of an assault. Spent a few nights in jail before bail and court. Immediately cut off most of my friends, stopped smoking weed, and refused to hangout or even visit certain places and neighborhoods. Best thing that could have ever happened to me, completely turned my life around. A few days in jail and I NOPE'd out of that lifestyle so fast.
That's the reality of it. I am a not a tough guy at all. I was in County lockup one night for "attempt to possess" some stuff [ which was coffee creamer in a baggie! ha ha ] Anyway I was released the following morning on my own recognizance. No mo jail for ME! I only had 6 months probation and the judge granted me a DEJ. Had to cut loose my druggie partners. Be well my friend.
Indeed, 2 days in jail felt like 2 weeks and was enough to show me what my life could be heading towards if I didn't start making some changes. I did not want to learn how to become comfortable with that system.
Good on you for making a mistake, realizing it, and making changes. In case not enough people tell you this I will, that’s tough and rare and if you’re being honest, you should be proud of yourself.
Finally had enough of my daughter’s bad behavior from substance abuse for several years. I left her in the OKC jail for 8 months…even when her brother died. 10 years later she has not gotten in trouble again. She said “I will never go back to jail”
My 35 year old daughter was hurting both me and herself. I had her sent for evaluation twice, deputies took her. I was granted a restraining order. She has walked pretty straight since. My family thought I was awful, but there are few voices of authority she listened to.
Our justice system is so petty. If this guy was in a higher tax bracket he wouldn't even be there. We have made everything illegal and now 2 babies basically lost their dad. I get it he's clearly a dipshit but the whole system is a joke
Those 2 babies are better off without him in their life. I have 2 young kids and would never put myself in a situation where I would be facing time in jail or prison. Being a parent should be the top priority but idiots like him do what they want then hide behind their kids when they get caught. Fuck him!
You are right, look at trump lol. 37 felonies and he gets to run again 😂 That one black actor staged a hate crime, wasted everyone’s time and money and basically got a slap and a fk off. Because he was “somebody”
“Clearly a dipshit…” yet he’s allowed to breed. The tragedy is that being a parent is seen as a right and not a privilege. Him getting 10 years is the only redeeming contribution he can contribute to their upbringing. Hopefully, his children catch the acrid rot wafting from his white trash foot steps and take off in another direction in life far away. 10 years is a long time to be lonely. Baby mama will move on to be with a better role model. Every child deserves a parent. Not every parent deserves a child. Definitely not a hit and run roach scurrying away. He can’t even show up to a parole appointment… Yeah totally going to show up for his kids.
When you can’t even go to school, complete your education and have a job, don’t make children! That would substantially increase the odds that you will not end up dependant on others, be insolvent and /or under a huge burden of responsibility for children or end up in prison! Life does not just take you on a crazy ride, YOU do!
I was an out of control drunk for about 15 years. I had no children because I had a little sense. I knew they would not have good chances with me as a father.
I was on probation. Fucked up one time and had to miss a drug test or get fired from my job and chose to miss the drug test. Frantically called my PO and explained everything and he thankfully gave me a pass. Most probation officers will work with you if you’re actually making an effort.
Yup, I showed up to testing one day while on probation, they closed early on Saturdays . I didn’t learn that yet . Called my PO right away was stressed out. I even went out and bought a drug test. Took a picture of it next to my phone with the time and date. Just for verification he wasn’t tripping too hard and he appreciate the fact that I did whatever I could to show. I was legit . They gave me 8 hrs community service . Which I happily did in place of getting violated . I had four years hanging over my head
@@louiedonuts my PO was a strict motherfucker so I was terrified honestly. This dude would call me in to drug test basically every other day for the year I was on probation. The one time I messed up tho was after not messing up a single time for like 10 months while also working full time and having to commute 2 hours constantly for the drug tests. That’s why I was gonna get fired or miss the drug test. My job was getting real tired of letting me leave a half hour early to make it in time for my tests. Had I messed up like this on like the first month he probably would’ve just sent me to jail.
Yeah, I fucked up and didn’t write the right date down for a meeting and she called me asking “what the fuck happened to you today?” I frantically started telling her about the accident then just hit me with “I’m just kidding I rescheduled you I know you’re working and must’ve wrote the wrong date down as you haven’t missed a meeting yet” aha scarred the shit out of me.
As a retired lawyer, who incidentally practiced in that same courthouse in the 1980's, i applaud the fact that you showed a probation revocation hearing both for the benefit of the general public and for kids who might think that because they are young, nothing can happen to them if they go to court. Probation is not a slap on the wrist because while you are on probation the maximum sentence you could receive for your crimes hangs over your head. Probation consists of rule after rule after rule governing what you must do, where you must go, where you cannot go, who you cannot see, and what time you are to be where. No alcohol, no drugs, no operating a car in some cases, pay restitution pay fines and court costs, pay probation fees, support your family, and no leaving the state or the county without court permission. You only have to violate one of the rules to be arrested and ordered to a probation hearing like this. The main reason people end up in a probation revocation hearing is not because the rules are so hard, it's because the people are used to ignoring the rules and never followed then because no one caught them or cared when they did. Somtimes judges are lenient other times they drop the hammer and you never know what you will get. Or as they say in Texas, the ears or the horns.
@zuzuspetals9281 yea like the many minorities with rap sheets longer than I am tall yet they're still on the streets. If he were black he would've been sent home with a lollipop, a job, and a written apology.
Probation is just a leash that gives people enough freedom to hang themselves. 50% of the time you don’t even have to do anything and still get probation violated. Hell even faulty paperwork from the courts can get you violated. Screw probation and the money scheme. It’s just a horse and pony show. Take your time and get it over with. Court systems are broken! Trust me a guy who did 3 years for driving without a license making me a habitual traffic offender. I got more time than child molesters. Straight broken ass money scheme!!! As an Engineer making $125,000 a year with 3 kids n I get sent to prison for driving to work without a license. I’ll never defend the system! They failed me n they can shove it up their ass!
@JismIsm-en4kz yep. You cant blame the attorney when the defendant does it all to himself. This whole procedure was really just a formality, he was pretty much smoked when he decided to skip his probation requirements. He guaranteed he was smoked when he tries to BS the judge and can't even do a half decent job of it.
He really has never taken anything seriously. Immature and acts like everything is just suggestions. Guess he found out. His facial expression at the end meant he now fully understands
I was on felony paper and my p.o gave me so many chances .they put me on intensive weekly probation when i didnt have a license .he helped me to make my appointments and got me off paper. Saved my life
@@Psylliumhead I used to teach middle school. Kids came in with 1st grade reading and math level, talk shit all year, do no work, then I'd have to watch these bastards walk the graduation stage. The whole thing made me sick. This guy reminds me of many of my students.
Dude is delusional. He has to know that he, himself, does not have the gift of gab. The idea he was gonna go into a court and sweet talk a judge by lying is shocking.
Disgusting imo. Supposed to be on his side, no matter the situation, not be happy to see your client get what in reality will turn into a life sentence for him.
Public Pretender did excellent representation on this .... I get it ...he f#%kd" up , by ignoring the probationary boundaries... but his life is over for this life ...
I got six months for my first probation violation and I was shocked because everyone who had been through a similar situation as me told me there was no way I was gonna get more than a month. That being said, it was the best thing that ever happened to me as I was heavily addicted to heroin and my time in jail was what made me finally get my act together.
When I was 21 I was sentenced to 7 yrs in prison for cannabis manufacturing and distributing (Green leafy substance). As well as possession of a illegal fire arm (First felony, first offense) My time was suspended and I was allowed to serve one year in treatment and 7 years of probation (As long as a completed treatment) and probation. Which required weekly drug test, AA/NA meetings everyday and getting a job. You better believe I did EVERYTHING. I thought I was going to prison for a LONG time. When the judge said "Hey you went to rehab before court, you have been staying sober, as long as you can keep on the right path I see no reason to put you in prison. I WENT TO SCHOOLS and talked to kids about how horrible of a decision I made in life on my own time. Most of the schools I went to were secondary troubled youth type facilities. I had kids JUST LIKE HIM laugh at me, shake their heads, you name it. What people dont realize, is they DO give you chances (maybe not all the time) but they do try to give people a second chance. Its up to that person to do everything in their power to not go back. You cant be looking at serious time and pull this BS. Kid was dumb ass hell for this. They gave you GOLD and you laughed at it. There was a lot of these small cocky guys. I dont know if its over compensation or what but damn did he get a wake up call.
Well said. Congratulations! You are a true success story. This guy didn’t understand this wasn’t a game. In about 6-7 years he’s going to have a clearer understanding.
This guy is like thousands of young guys that get caught up in the system and just dont understand the true consequences of his poor decision's. He sure did once he asked for clarification he was in shock, even his attorney just said yep to the sentence. The lawyer has most probably tried to tell him to no avail. He will most likely do 3 yrs if he does a program takes classes like parenting etc he can put in for parole it depends on him and the parole authority.
😂 your the biggest loser here. Never been to jail or prison but I know corrections officers are the biggest bitches. Always overweight, and it's sad to know they think they're important 😂
@@Happy_Hand Officer. I served warrants, arrested people in court, submitted affidavits of probable cause to the courts, investigated crimes, an transported inmates. My limits were more a jurisdiction thing. Sure, I still guarded inmates, but that was only part of the job.
@Xinmyhead 🤣🤣🤣 you couldn't be an actual cop so your solution is to think your actual law enforcement. You know your not but you're so desperate you cling to the false title "officer" 🤣 we all know how sad c.o's are but this is even better cringe
I don't get it either I know the movie Dumb & Dumber is 30 years old now but the parents of these kids should have some vague memory of this movie and Lloyd Christmas. If this was my son and he wanted a haircut like this my first question would be "would you like to watch a classic comedy movie about two dumb guys traveling across the country?"
Ooohh 8 years... See, that's why back when I was on probation, I was a gosh darn angel for that year. Urine tests, meeting with the PO and curfew is nothing compared to sitting in prison.
I used to work as a drug and alcohol counselor for probationers and homeless. Take it from me, there are plenty of people who would rather be incarcerated instead of complying with probation. They know what to expect in prison. They know how to survive in prison. They know how to use drugs in prison. But they do _not_ know what to expect in normal life. They do _not_ know how to survive out in the real world. They do _not_ know how to stay clean long-term. Going to prison, in their view, is significantly easier than outpatient, comply with random drug testing, and working full-time. I've had a handful of probationers over the years who told me, flat out, they'd rather be in jail than on probation. And of course, 100% of the guys who said this to me, they ended up back in jail and prison. Some of them, they had a good point. Some of those guys simply did not have the skills to survive normal life without breaking the law. They didn't have the skills to manage their finances, mange their schedule, manage their emotions without drugs, and work full time. Staying out is an uphill battle, going to jail is a downhill slide. But that doesn't mean it's impossible... it just means it's going to be a lot of work.
@@wolfumzTrue, I know of a young woman who got a possession of an unknown substance charge that probation made so difficult that she turned herself in, to do her couple of months & refused to go back on probation.
Being a 150lb ish guy facing a possibility of going to prison... FOR 10 YEARS...I would sit in that lobby overnight if needs be. He's an idiot. As to transportation I'd get up the night before in order to make that appointment. He's an idiot. 8 years in prison... he's an idiot.
I've watched this judge a lot. If he would've taken responsibility and owned up to his mistakes with a genuine promise to do better, she most likely would've given him another chance. She knew if she put him back on probation he would fail again. He's his own worst enemy.
I once got a ticket for not having registration on my car and not having seat belts on. $250.00 fine. I went to court. Watched the liar defendents. My turn came. Shaking knees. Judge asked me one question'Did you have your seat belts on?' Me 'No'.' Judge '$50.00' He made an example out of me telling the truth rather than all the bs he was hearing. I wad proud of myself.
Dude was in complete and utter shock. He really thought he going to just do what he wanted. He thought this was a joke. He didn't think anything would even come out of this, especially when you heard what he told probation. Judge Boyd is a beast. She's a whole another animal. I would personally piss myself if I had to go in front of her😂😂😂m😂
@@mikec6347 So... you have an issue with convicted felons having any influence within the American political system? You wanna stop and think about that for a moment?
Let me get this straight. A typical 3rd degree felony is 9 to 36 months. The worst 3rd degree felony is reckless manslaughter or sex offenses. This dude got over double the maximum felony sentence for probation violation? And it was section 4, nonviolent, nonrepeat felony? Seems like this judge is a little too heavy handed over his stupidity. He also plead guilty to the violation, his lawyer should've objected to the prosecutor questioning him. That was technically a sentencing hearing. Seems fishy
at least when he gets out he will have more options. instead of just looking for another girl. he can also look for a man. maybe one that can take care of him. 🤣
A buddy of mine used to say that probation is designed to put you in prison, while parole is designed to get you out. Make life easy for your PO, give them what they want and you will never see the Judge again.
My father stayed in trouble so was raised around 2 Probation Officers, Scott and Rick. Scott is a supervisor now but the last time my dad was on parole, Scott assigned Rick as my parole officer because my dad was having trouble from the other parole officers. They pretty much made parole fail proof for my dad.
I was on probation back in 2012 n 2013 for 2 counts of assault after I took self defense on 2 thieves a little too far The prosecutor and judge gave me a break because they didn't want to charge that but had too I had to complete a psychological exam An iq n eq test for intelligence to help satisfy the need that I understood what would happen to me if I screw up I had weekly meetings n I showed up to every single condition The po got bored of me because I was not difficult enough n he had bigger fish to fry Halfway through the probation process they threw it out because I was compliant to 100 percent of the conditions Lesson is COMPLIANCE to the judge and po will get you out ALOT sooner n they'll get bored of you so show up to everything
If you go to Texas on vacation you leave on probation. And being in Texas you better be glad you got probation because when they throw time at you its a lot. They dont fck around in Texas.
He was given many, many chances (i.e., multiple rescheduled VIRTUAL probation visits and his grandmother's help). Still, he didn't give a f*ck despite the suspended 10-year sentence hanging over his head and 2 small kids to take care of. If he really gave a f*ck about his kids, he would have done whatever it took to make sure his ass made it to probation. After sitting in Rikers for 4 months I had a 7-year sentence hanging over my head and probation for 5 years, all for a non-violent felony (possession of a controlled substance) with absolutely no priors, not even a speeding ticket. My sentence was BS but instead of bitching about it I made every single visit no matter what, even when I had to walk to get my ass there. He deserved it. He did it to himself and blamed not showing up on everyone except himself.
He truly did bring it on himself. People who do well on probation save lots of tax payer dollars. People who won't do what it takes on probation have just proven that they won't take advantage of that easier path. The probation violators who get some sympathy from me are addicts. (edited for spelling of addicts)
Your sentence wasn't BS, you breaking the law to get the sentence was BS. Why do all criminals try to act like THEIR sentence is BS? Do the crime do the time, if you want to live free, get a regular job and quit looking for shortcuts. But that might be past your level of thinking and comprehension
I would rather listen to this guy who runs this channel than any attorney or any square with courtroom knowledge. I like getting the inside scoop I like the realness I like his understanding of the court system, especially that he has experienced the system. This is definitely my favorite channel.
Im on probation for the next 8 years man. I will come back to this comment in 8 years i promise. Thanks to you and the motivation you give me. I have a baby on the way and i will do the best for my child!!!
I don’t know if your charges have anything to do with alcohol/drugs but I used to have legal problems and once I got sober all that stuff went away. Haven’t had to go to court for many years with the only exception being talking on my cellphone while driving.
First time I came across this channel but I’ve subscribed and take my hat off for you for your honesty and integrity. I guess you had to serve some time and you paid the price. Now you out and an example. Well done 👍
There is no helping this client. Dude is a menace, court gave him like 2 years to figure it out. Bro did literally nothing to complete probation. And now he's lying to the judges face. Cmon 😂
@@UndisputedBillyBadass lol No, it wasn't me. This was a long time ago. 1977 or 78. I was with him when he took it. We were doing one hits and we were both baked. He forgot he had an appointment with his PO. lol He was tripping balls.
@@StackinGreene I agree. I never said that I didn’t. It’s still a huge ridiculous money grab. But yes “don’t do the crime” and I don’t for that reason..
I was in this kids shoes in the early 2000s. Got a dope case with most of my sentence suspended and violated my probation and got my head cracked and my Judge gave all my back up time 17 yrs. It changed my life I got out June of 2014 and for the last decade I’ve been working and haven’t looked back. Hope this young man can get his priorities straight and can get out and raise those babies. It will be hard to repair that much damage
He would have known from the start that this guy was going to be trouble, but as an attorney he is required to advocate for his client. By halfway there wasn’t much he could do.
Real life takes many journeys man and I constantly find myself coming back to your videos and I thank you for your time and the time that you spent inside
Damn, seeing that gave me chills. “So I’m going to prison eight years?” The kid was in shock. And now there are a couple of kids without their Dad. Wtf. Obey the Law!
I'm a recovering heroin addict of 12 years and I didn't have a criminal record that involved a felony so I was tried in drug court . I was in the county jail for 2 weeks waiting for a bed in a rehab facility and being in a county jail were over population was terrible I slept on a mat on the floor . I said I will never go through this again so after I was released from rehab I put myself in a medical treatment aftercare facility and now 12 years sober my life has changed for the better . I don't understand how people keep going in and out of jail or prison I experienced just a few weeks and that wasn't the life I wanted I PRAY that people wake up and get their lives in order and be a better person even in these trying times we're facing Like we say in recovery LET GO AND LET GOD❗💯🌼😇
I was on opiates for 2 decades but only in jail 2 times and never did any real time the longest was like 4 days but had many friends who were in and out some of them for years at a time it's crazy how some will stay in that life
It's lack of housing, a job, partner, a future and you have an addiction to feed. With no choices you return to the one lifestyle that you know. That's how folk keep returning to jail. I knew of a guy who was that pee'd off with homelessness & hunger that he walked in to a local butchers by his grandmother's where they knew him with a bloody syringe, he demanded £ and got about £180 and bought crack etc. He didn't run or try to evade, he had given up, he had a last binge before going to prison.
I know. He could barely talk. I wonder if he can read or write. Doubtful. He did sound like he was challenged. I honestly wondered about that until the very end. I’ve seen him before and he really comes across as very ignorant and maybe a bit beneath the line. He’s either very backward or mentally challenged- maybe a very low IQ. Those poor children.
Damn dawg. He thought he was walking. But the problem is he’s only going to be worse in 8 years lol. It took me 4 cases and 7 violations to change. That dudes gonna be WORSE for society.
Imagine catching the break of a lifetime after something so serious and throwing it away. That's crazy. Sometimes people need this though. I broke some conditions on a suspended sentence and went to prison for the first time. Never been in trouble with the police since
I was about to say I've seen this so much during my time in and out doing drug court 3 times. Ya man people sometimes just can't stop their addictions and get lost. Even if they break a little rule by accident you might as well break them all after that cause your going in no matter what. But ya some people get serious big boy charges and pay a lawyer to get them probation over a huge suspended sentence and they just can't stop going off the rails feeding that addiction.
When I worked the courts, as well as when I was going to court as a probation violator, it never ceased to amaze me how often ppl had obtained a good job while incarcerated.
I love Texas. But, man they got that North Korea vibe in their criminal courts. I've be frighted to death I might ever accidentally J-Walk or something down there!
Dude even Lucy was looking down rolling her eyes at this guy
I love his bowl haircut 🍚✂️😂
Judge Boyd is awesome!! You should also watched videos for Judge Fleischer! @lockdown23and1
What happened to rapper mike?
When i was 17 with a felony the judge gave me 5 years of probation instead of sending me upstate.I felt like he saved my life so i never missed a day.
Upstate? Are you fron NY by chance? Thats what we call it out here
@@jayremie5705
Lots of other places say that, not just here in NY
Judge gave me 1 year probation or 28 months prison time.. I packed my bag and went strait into army xD
didnt wanna F up
All things considered--- Good for YOU!
In 60s judge used to say. ‘Wanna go to prison or sign up with UNCLE SAM IN WHAT EVER BRANCH YOU CHOOSE “ ARMY WOULD LOVE YOU SON…….OFF TO ALAMEDA INDUCTION CENTER IN CALIF VIA GRAYHOUND BUS. MAMA CRYING BUT GLAD NOT SAN QUENTIN OR CHINO….
I respected my probation officer and she bought my kids Christmas presents and gave me a turkey for thanksgiving. Shout out to Ms. Able for allowing me to serve my sentence under her supervision. I luv ya lady ! ❤
That is so sweet 🥰
She had a strong name to character
Kindness goes a very long way and our world definitely needs more of it
Don't you feel like a horrible person?When somebody else has to take care of your children.
@@Jedi007c6 you’re a dumbazz. That woman did it out of the kindness of her heart. I’m a tradesmen and both my children are college graduates ya bum.
Probation gives you another chance. Blow that & you're screwed.
Probation isn't exactly very good at helping people be better... it's cuz of dudes like this that ruin it for everyone
@wesadams5128 it straightened my ass up😂
I always violated over dumb stuff. I swear if I farted to loud I would have been arrested. But I know so many ppl that were on probation, still getting in trouble, stealing cars, doing dope, and still staying out on the streets
Prison is better because it makes my ass feel better
@@kdcustoms1272 I had 5 years suspended to 5 years probation. I did one year of probation and my PO terminated me. Been free ever since.
Two small children he is responsible for while living with his grandmother. Means: he is running the streets while his grandmother is caring for his kids day and night.
But he doesn't have support lmao
Or, he might have split from the childrens' mother and found himself unable to afford someplace else to live immediately, and his grandma offered him some place to stay whilst he got back on his feet.
We just never know.
As a judge once said " They always bring up their children after they commit an offense. Why dont they think of their kids beforehand?".
Becaused their kids are just a tool to get something for themselves.And zero for their kids.
Your clowns wouldn't know about bad decisions because momma held that hand all your life.
Judge said for the next 8 years, you are a black man, your children won't be seeing you lol
Yeah I hate it when dirt bags hide behind there kid's or use them as an excuse. I had a buddy that I kicked to the curb. Always on the phone with his daddy needing formula and diapers to get money and never did it go to the kids but instead his habit.
Sometimes, fathers can find themselves on all kinds of predicaments. Sometimes, people really do commit crimes to feed their children.
Preaching your naive, restricted world view says more about you than him.
I served my 5 years probation without a single issue. I legitimately stopped all weed and booze, I made a promise to the judge that I would sober up and make something of myself if he held that prison sentence up and I'm a man of my word.
That is really wonderful. What a beautiful thing that you had the maturity to see the two paths before you and choose the healthy path. That's true grace.
You know, it really doesn't matter what kind of background or family you have. You can have the best family in the world and destroy your life. And you can have the crappiest family in the world and make your life a beautiful thing. It's a testament to your understanding, and to your willingness to do the hard work.
Respect
Drinking wasn’t an issue but cannabis was- it was helping me in so many different issues. I did attend AA & NA meetings and seen my PO when it was time- but failed the drug test. When I had to reappear in front of the Judge . The DA was asking for the max ( 2 years) but Then the Judge told the DA to sit down and shut up. She said that I was served in the Armed Forces and a little Cannabis in my system vs anything else was in her mind perfectly fine. Walk out a free man - no more PO visits 😊
I was given 15 months of probation and I violated it at least 3 times by continuing to drink and smoke weed, I also didn't even do half the classes/courses I was supposed to do and nothing ever happen 😎
That’s actually badass, good for you.
Here's a little bit of advice from a 71 year old grandfather: DO NOT get entangled with the justice system. Once you do that, it's very hard to extricate yourself.
I think youve had enough lead in those 71 years to gain a whole autism
Here's some advice from a 43year old... Do not burn your support system... And be support for others... Life is much easier with a support system.
No it isn't. Just stop committing crime
@@J.C... "That isn't an argument. It is mere contradiction." 🤣🤣
You are a wise 🦉 man sir.
I love my probation officer ! He is sweet,helpful,easy,down to earth, and just so simple to deal with. I go once every three months and it’s easy peasy (especially since I’m now clean and sober !) it feels good to be doing the right thing and not be in this guys position. Been there done that! I learned my lesson!!!
Great Job, keep it up!!
His lawyer was already checked out lol probably thinking about what he's having for lunch
Can't blame him. His client gave him *nothing* to work with.
“Did I pick the Texans to cover?”💭
If your defense attorney shows up looking like it's 1985, it's over.
Dressed like that I would worry how he even passed the bar and why !
That dress is common for public defenders in my observations.
HA - I noticed the same thing LOL
It kills me when people think all attorneys are brilliant upper income. Nope, these court appointed attorneys are good if it's a young person. One this age has his life in a bottle every night and looks briefly at his clients file only minutes before meeting with them or appearing in front of a Judge.
@@jonathanhernandez4304 @@jonathanhernandez4304 You have good points. As for his criminal history it would be discussed during hearing for consideration. There weren't any prior crimes mentioned therefore he doesn't have any.
He chose to do ten years vs a few zoom meetings. 😂 🤣
Unpopular opinion, I think the judge should’ve been a bit more lenient in this case.
@@chriskastner1938nah he hurt someone and left em for dead, f this kid.
@@chriskastner1938Kinda tough when you haven't even reported to probation and didn't stay at the lobby to speak to a PO. I was on probation and i reported every months and spoke to a PO appointment somehow
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@@bruiserbong4001 he is a genius thank you
This guys the biggest mistake was making excuses. The correct thing to do would be to immensely apologize Xpress how he’s learned his lesson and show respect for the court. This might have shaved a few years off at least.
100%.
This is why you keep your mouth shut. He took the shovel from the Judge/Prosecution and started digging himself.
3:52 3:52
Hv
1st rule of holes: when you're in one, stop digging! 🕳
sure did
@@d3et1roi3t the judge is looking for some remorse and maybe a confession that you screwed up and there's no one to blame but you and your poor judgment and you might get another chance. When it's everybody else's fault it looks bad in front of the judge. A lot of things about me make me feel responsible for helping others. I was at the Sturgis motorcycle rally. A nice young lady that lived in Sturgis had gotten Tangled up in the courts and made a bad judgment and Missed a probation meeting and thought she was going back to the joint. I said if she wanted I would write down what she wanted to say to the judge after we talked for a while and she could read it to the judge as her statement about this matter and see if she could maybe get another try. I put my name at the top of it and told the judge that this lady was not an author but she had something in her heart that she wanted to tell him and I helped her get it on this paper. It was a long four or five hundred words statement and I wrote that and I thought it would pull a tear out of a stone it was so moving. When she went to court the next day I was more worried about her then I would have been about myself. When she came back she was happy and the judge gave her another chance when she was sure she was screwed and I said you owe me big time you owe me a big favor she thought it was something kind of nasty that an old man might want from a pretty young girl but she got a big surprise. I said I want you to get up every morning and read that and live it because if you don't you will return to hell promise me you'll read that every day until it's part of you or you're off probation.
I got violated on my last day of Superior Court probation in Mass. 😅. Get this the violation was for not showing up for a termination hearing 😂. My P.O. asked the judge to give me a 2-3 year sentence. [Originally served 7 years had 3 yrs probation after] The first words out of the judges mouth were this is absolutely ridiculous 😂 he terminated my probation and told the probation officer he needs to speak with her in his chambers 😂. Been off paper since 2016
People who’ve been through the system feel for this kid while people lucky enough to avoid the law laugh at praise this judge. Bad ruling and peice of shit prosecutor..
That's crazy 3 years for missing the termination hearing? Some people are just assholes, the judge did the right thing
what part of mass? I've done a little time in Bristol County and spent half my life on R.I and mass probation. been strait about 6 years now.
@justjay3750 that was out of essex Superior Court. I since moved and bought a house 20 mins from R.I
He terrible at speaking his lawyer should have shut him up man was fumbling big time
His barber should get 10 years for giving him that haircut.
Looking like mandark from Dexter's lab
His dumb ass probably asked him to cut it like that.
He's probably his own barber bro. So his barber is going to jail.
That cut is a crime for sure 😂
@@derekosterholm1350 Or Lloyd Christmas from "Dumb and Dumber"
This guys tripping over his words big time. Hats off to the no nonsense judge.
The really sick part is this was a DEFERRED adjudication so he wouldn't even have a conviction on his record if he successfully completed it, and he managed to parlay that into a PRISON sentence...absolutely incredible...
Yes some people are like Harry Houdini aren't they? Magicians!
simple, he's a punk and deserves what he got ..... he seems to think probation was a joke
What a dumb ass...
Naw fr. He probably could have got off early if he wasn’t messing around. On top of the crap lawyer this dude talking with the judge came so unprepared. At least make a good excuse instead mumbling not taking any accountability🤣
@@Commasoncommqs he didn't even have a good story ready
She just relieved Grandma of one LESS burden.
Unless grandma has to take of those kids now
Sounds like she may have gotten 2 more
Exactly
Grandma is relieved of the bumming leach, and will gladly look after the kids, while the good citizens of Texas will be paying for the kid's food, section 8 and clothing until they have attained the age of 18.
ya and left grandma with 2 little huge burdens....what are you talking about?
His lawyer looks like he just wants to GTFO and forget about this guy
😂
Lets see - Denny's or Burger King for lunch?
@@JismIsm-en4kzburger king chicken sandwich meal
Better Call Saul.
Wouldn't you? 😅
My probation officer was Lisa baker Lexington county sc and I done 8 years and never screwed up.This woman was the coolest and actually help me in way.I watched people get out and come back.Glad I finished it
This dude was asking to go to prison. When you're on probation, keeping them satisfied should be your top priority. He made next to no effort
Plus if you keep up with your probation, they are very happy not to have to chase you around.
He treated the probation period as a game. Did the least effort as possible.
Stupid .
@@chikkinnuggits …saw it ….if it was 40 years ago the judge would hand him a map of South East Asia and Say…Point to Viet Nam……pack your bags see Sgt Martinez Army Recruiter in the back of the room or shall I confirm yourv5 yr prison stay at San Quentin Prison,…….Sgt Martinez…thank you for your service One more for Uncle Sam…….Tank You YoutrvHonor See you Tomm it’s Sentensing day isn’t it. Oh Yes Sgt……..Follow me Son……crying little boy. Now you care….too late..
Exactly
@@blt981 bro take your meds
The real crime is this boy has 2 young children. Terrible choices.
he's gonna miss a lot of birfdaes.....
Hopefully with that attitude the good lord never granted you any .
Grandma is going to take care of them no worries
@@FreeUkraine69 my attitude has gotten me the opposite of what this kid has gotten. I worked hard to own a house and I don’t drink or drug. Keep the your lord to yourself Poppa.
Plus, whoever he hurt in the original hit and run.
Texas Deferred Adjudication ain’t no joke.. I’m having flashbacks watching this young guy.. I was on Texas Deferred Adjudication for 5 years.. Completed it and had to wait an additional 5 years to pay a lawyer to do what is called a “non disclosure” where your record is hidden except from the courts.. Today I have a great career and didn’t have to go to prison and ended up with a clean record.. Thank you Jesus..
But Texas probation is tough..
Probation in Texas is really just doing time on the installation plan
Texas does everything possible to Make you fail
You only have to wait that long for non-disclosure on a felony. Non-disclosure in Texas allows any public/government entity to access those records, not just courts. (e.g. a public university, licensing agencies like medical board/state bar/etc., law enforcement). A completely "clean record" would be expungement, where the judge orders the clerk and all state agencies to delete all records associated with a case ( as well as sending a request to the NCIC to do the same, which they typically honor), the only trace left of the case is the order granting the expungement provided to the defendant. With non-disclosure those records are still there and rather the judge issues an order to the clerk directing he/her not to release them to the public). Expungement is not available for deferred-adjudication in Texas though. In both instances though you are legally permitted to state that you have never been charged with said case.
Judge Boyd adds conditions on top too. She's tough.
Damm.. I am in the same situation right now. I did a year in county jail and they give me Deferred Adjudication probation for 5 years for an aggravated robbery. I plead guilty and sign the PSI but got blessed with it since it's my first offense and i been out 11 months so far. Got myself a job that don't do background checks and been following everything my P.O said but ITS TO HARD. i don't earn enough money for payments and rent and food...And i don't like missing days just to see my P.O and do what she wants. I am good on staying sober for the sake of being free. BUT every time i think if i took the right decision taking the plea deal instead of just doing my time.....Also they count my 1 year of being inside jail county so now it's 4 years... But this is a big burden i am carrying everyday.....
@@screewedup713 Good luck bro
i got arrested once. it was my first offense. the court sent me right to a hospital where i was hospitalized for a while. turns out i have a few mental disorders. anyway i got a deferred sentence and court had me do a whole bunch of stuff after i got out of the hospital. drug tests, mandatory therapy classes, etc for a period of time. i did everything i was supposed to because i was not about to go to prison for 5 years.
Got probation with 5 years suspend because of an assault. Spent a few nights in jail before bail and court. Immediately cut off most of my friends, stopped smoking weed, and refused to hangout or even visit certain places and neighborhoods. Best thing that could have ever happened to me, completely turned my life around. A few days in jail and I NOPE'd out of that lifestyle so fast.
Because your butte got touched?
That's the reality of it. I am a not a tough guy at all. I was in County lockup one night for "attempt to possess" some stuff [ which was coffee creamer in a baggie! ha ha ] Anyway I was released the following morning on my own recognizance. No mo jail for ME! I only had 6 months probation and the judge granted me a DEJ. Had to cut loose my druggie partners.
Be well my friend.
Indeed, 2 days in jail felt like 2 weeks and was enough to show me what my life could be heading towards if I didn't start making some changes.
I did not want to learn how to become comfortable with that system.
Good on you for making a mistake, realizing it, and making changes. In case not enough people tell you this I will, that’s tough and rare and if you’re being honest, you should be proud of yourself.
I basically did the same. Moved from California to Texas and joined a Baptist church! 😊
"the last time I reported was never" 😂
Is that bad?🤦♀️
It's fine, it's why things are going so well @@TheIddieMorris
i think he actually said november it just sounded like never
@@dingosmith9932That guy is a dope.
@@420bengalfanNevuary
Finally had enough of my daughter’s bad behavior from substance abuse for several years. I left her in the OKC jail for 8 months…even when her brother died. 10 years later she has not gotten in trouble again. She said “I will never go back to jail”
That's how my family straightened me out to.
My 35 year old daughter was hurting both me and herself. I had her sent for evaluation twice, deputies took her. I was granted a restraining order. She has walked pretty straight since. My family thought I was awful, but there are few voices of authority she listened to.
Tuff Love !! Good for you 👍
How could you do that to your own daughter? Were you hoping that she would get raped in jail or something?
Now YOU are a good parent. Kudos to you for saving your daughter's life. B/c truly, you did no less than that!
Our justice system is so petty. If this guy was in a higher tax bracket he wouldn't even be there. We have made everything illegal and now 2 babies basically lost their dad. I get it he's clearly a dipshit but the whole system is a joke
Those 2 babies are better off without him in their life. I have 2 young kids and would never put myself in a situation where I would be facing time in jail or prison. Being a parent should be the top priority but idiots like him do what they want then hide behind their kids when they get caught. Fuck him!
You are right, look at trump lol. 37 felonies and he gets to run again 😂 That one black actor staged a hate crime, wasted everyone’s time and money and basically got a slap and a fk off. Because he was “somebody”
Exactly
He lied multiple times.
“Clearly a dipshit…” yet he’s allowed to breed. The tragedy is that being a parent is seen as a right and not a privilege. Him getting 10 years is the only redeeming contribution he can contribute to their upbringing.
Hopefully, his children catch the acrid rot wafting from his white trash foot steps and take off in another direction in life far away.
10 years is a long time to be lonely. Baby mama will move on to be with a better role model.
Every child deserves a parent. Not every parent deserves a child. Definitely not a hit and run roach scurrying away. He can’t even show up to a parole appointment… Yeah totally going to show up for his kids.
When you can’t even go to school, complete your education and have a job, don’t make children! That would substantially increase the odds that you will not end up dependant on others, be insolvent and /or under a huge burden of responsibility for children or end up in prison! Life does not just take you on a crazy ride, YOU do!
Wearing a condom is like washing your feet with your socks on.
Yeah, forreal. You can make choices that will lead to a mostly drama-free life
I was an out of control drunk for about 15 years. I had no children because I had a little sense. I knew they would not have good chances with me as a father.
The testimony was he was presently employed working and raising his children
Sometimes kids and a family tames a wild man though.
I was on probation. Fucked up one time and had to miss a drug test or get fired from my job and chose to miss the drug test. Frantically called my PO and explained everything and he thankfully gave me a pass. Most probation officers will work with you if you’re actually making an effort.
Yup, I showed up to testing one day while on probation, they closed early on Saturdays . I didn’t learn that yet . Called my PO right away was stressed out. I even went out and bought a drug test. Took a picture of it next to my phone with the time and date. Just for verification he wasn’t tripping too hard and he appreciate the fact that I did whatever I could to show. I was legit . They gave me 8 hrs community service . Which I happily did in place of getting violated . I had four years hanging over my head
@@louiedonuts my PO was a strict motherfucker so I was terrified honestly. This dude would call me in to drug test basically every other day for the year I was on probation. The one time I messed up tho was after not messing up a single time for like 10 months while also working full time and having to commute 2 hours constantly for the drug tests. That’s why I was gonna get fired or miss the drug test. My job was getting real tired of letting me leave a half hour early to make it in time for my tests. Had I messed up like this on like the first month he probably would’ve just sent me to jail.
Yeah, I fucked up and didn’t write the right date down for a meeting and she called me asking “what the fuck happened to you today?” I frantically started telling her about the accident then just hit me with “I’m just kidding I rescheduled you I know you’re working and must’ve wrote the wrong date down as you haven’t missed a meeting yet” aha scarred the shit out of me.
As a retired lawyer, who incidentally practiced in that same courthouse in the 1980's, i applaud the fact that you showed a probation revocation hearing both for the benefit of the general public and for kids who might think that because they are young, nothing can happen to them if they go to court. Probation is not a slap on the wrist because while you are on probation the maximum sentence you could receive for your crimes hangs over your head. Probation consists of rule after rule after rule governing what you must do, where you must go, where you cannot go, who you cannot see, and what time you are to be where. No alcohol, no drugs, no operating a car in some cases, pay restitution pay fines and court costs, pay probation fees, support your family, and no leaving the state or the county without court permission. You only have to violate one of the rules to be arrested and ordered to a probation hearing like this.
The main reason people end up in a probation revocation hearing is not because the rules are so hard, it's because the people are used to ignoring the rules and never followed then because no one caught them or cared when they did. Somtimes judges are lenient other times they drop the hammer and you never know what you will get. Or as they say in Texas, the ears or the horns.
Thankfully he got the right judge. More often than not, most these days get the wrong judge who let them go over and over. She’s a sparkling gem.
@zuzuspetals9281 yea like the many minorities with rap sheets longer than I am tall yet they're still on the streets. If he were black he would've been sent home with a lollipop, a job, and a written apology.
Probation is just a leash that gives people enough freedom to hang themselves. 50% of the time you don’t even have to do anything and still get probation violated. Hell even faulty paperwork from the courts can get you violated. Screw probation and the money scheme. It’s just a horse and pony show. Take your time and get it over with.
Court systems are broken! Trust me a guy who did 3 years for driving without a license making me a habitual traffic offender. I got more time than child molesters.
Straight broken ass money scheme!!!
As an Engineer making $125,000 a year with 3 kids n I get sent to prison for driving to work without a license. I’ll never defend the system! They failed me n they can shove it up their ass!
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The ears or the horns, I like that one!
He said HE IS ABOUT AS COOKED AS A GOOSE ON EASTER MORNING. LMAO
He’s basically been sentenced 8 years in prison for incredible stupidity
literally lol, he didn’t even understand his sentencing. Shame. Who knows his upbringing but come on man, gotta be smarter than that.
If you can't add or subtract - please don't multiply.
Stupidity & Arrogance. Totally avoidable.
@wayneegli8379 That cracked me up. Thanks
WoW !
The defense attorney's expressions and body language are priceless.
At the end
"Yes"
I think he was a bit pissed off and embarrassed at his client's remarks
Did u say 'DEFENSE' Atty?
@JismIsm-en4kz yep. You cant blame the attorney when the defendant does it all to himself. This whole procedure was really just a formality, he was pretty much smoked when he decided to skip his probation requirements. He guaranteed he was smoked when he tries to BS the judge and can't even do a half decent job of it.
@@raginasiangaming910 True, but as an aside - Its always SUITable to have a halfway decent atty
Him- “So it’s a done deal?”
His own lawyer- “Yup!”
😂😂😂
😭😭😭
He doesn't even have to pretend to care
He really has never taken anything seriously. Immature and acts like everything is just suggestions. Guess he found out. His facial expression at the end meant he now fully understands
Yea that part was wild !! He said yup faster than the judge lol
11:42 the cop edging up in the back ground knows hes cooked as well 😂
You can physically see his lawyer creating more and more distance from this guy as the clip goes on. This PD just wants to dip as quick as possible
Can you blame him?
@@soxpeewee not at all 😂
This is so funny once you see it
Yeah because he knows his client is a lost cause. 😂
I saw that and I understood.
I was on felony paper and my p.o gave me so many chances .they put me on intensive weekly probation when i didnt have a license .he helped me to make my appointments and got me off paper. Saved my life
Man got shredded when his own defender said “yup” in unison with the judge
That dude thought he was going to walk! Not this time!! We need 10's of thousands more judges just like this fine Judge!!
The excuses are irrelevant. When you sign your probation papers, you agree to show up.
Not only has he never been to his probation, but I believe he's never been to his school.
You'd be amazed. He could have skipped 90 percent of his classes and done no work. They'd still graduate him.
@@moonshine588public school’s finest.
@@Psylliumhead I used to teach middle school. Kids came in with 1st grade reading and math level, talk shit all year, do no work, then I'd have to watch these bastards walk the graduation stage. The whole thing made me sick. This guy reminds me of many of my students.
That turd was flushed! 😆😅🤣😂
@@moonshine588 I wish they were that nice when I was in school. They made sure everyone knew I was passing smh
Definitely the haircut got him smoked.
The Edgar lol.
😂
That haircut is so unattractive, it looks like a birth control device. Who wants to give any to a Moe Howard, Three Stooges looking mo fo?
Do a review of the 2 gang members illegal aliens let out on $1000 bond for attempted 1st degree
😂😂😂😂 cold blooded!
His attorney saying "yup" at the end was an intentional kick in the ribs.
He can’t hug his kids until they 11 and 13 smh .. Stay free my friends
If he's only got his nan. He's probably lost them for good.
💯💯💯
He got 8 years , so it’s actually 9 and 11 bud
Parole...
@BiglordDbigeye the guy might not have math skills but who cares man. Either way that's a grab of time
Watching these videos makes me glad I was raised right
Bingo😎
Don't count your chickens quite yet
"Is that the done deal?"
Defense attorney: "Yup" 😂
I heard that too.... he was ready to be done....
Yoooo that’s wild 😂😂 he went “yep”
This guy reminds me of Ed Norton in the movie with Richard Gere. 😂😂😂
Dude is delusional. He has to know that he, himself, does not have the gift of gab. The idea he was gonna go into a court and sweet talk a judge by lying is shocking.
He should have just said he knew he screwed up and he'll do better. Short and sweet
He thinks he's smarter than his lawyer...
His 2 babies think he got the gift
@@erikjanthes the lawyer didn't look too broken up about it either lol
And he'll try it some more in prison. Not a good way to do your time. Hope he survives smh
His attorney's response when he says to the judge "I'm going to prison for eight years.......and that's a done deal?" was priceless
Definitely not a paid attorney lol. Appropriate response for a pleb lawyer.
With the Lloyd Christmas bowl cut 😂
😂
Just shave it all looks so ridiculous
"Wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world?"
*Inmate* - 🤬🤬
"You'd shut yer mouth if you knew what was good for you, ya pumpkin pie hair cutted freak."
Who?
Even his attorney dropped his head down and hasn’t raised it yet, he knows it’s not good ‼️
He's only thinking about what he's going to have for Dinner!
The way his PD answered "yep" to "is that a done deal?" 😂😂😂
Haha same ! He seemed like he was done with his shit as well lol
@@danl1545 100%
Déjà-Vu
Disgusting imo. Supposed to be on his side, no matter the situation, not be happy to see your client get what in reality will turn into a life sentence for him.
Bro could’ve told him not to talk 😂
LOL... His attorney is like yep you're going to prison for 8 years, done deal...
Public Pretender did excellent representation on this .... I get it ...he f#%kd" up , by ignoring the probationary boundaries... but his life is over for this life ...
“They’re not going to do anything” is an absolute nail in the coffin
Especially when he mentioned the judge!
The way the judge is so friendly when she wishes him good luck with 8 years in prison... brutal.
I got six months for my first probation violation and I was shocked because everyone who had been through a similar situation as me told me there was no way I was gonna get more than a month.
That being said, it was the best thing that ever happened to me as I was heavily addicted to heroin and my time in jail was what made me finally get my act together.
I violated my probation 3 times and I only did 2 days in jail for each violation. Some clowns just get unlucky and end up doing 6 months 😎
@@draculastraphouse7863 That's me I guess. 🤣🤡
Good for you buddy, keep off that poison!
It probably saved your life. Heroin is a killer.
This guy seems high off something
Not him suggesting anything in court when he couldn’t take probation seriously in the first place 🤦🏽♂️😂
Him- “That’s a done deal?”
His attorney- “Yes.”
His lawyer is dying inside. I love Judge Boyd, she is firm but fair.
You're a clown aren't you? The lawyer will go home at the end of the day, lawyer isn't dying inside, the defendant is dying inside
FAIR????? 8 years and not seeing kids grow up? She’s a Nazi. And she did it in such stride.
When I was 21 I was sentenced to 7 yrs in prison for cannabis manufacturing and distributing (Green leafy substance). As well as possession of a illegal fire arm (First felony, first offense) My time was suspended and I was allowed to serve one year in treatment and 7 years of probation (As long as a completed treatment) and probation. Which required weekly drug test, AA/NA meetings everyday and getting a job. You better believe I did EVERYTHING. I thought I was going to prison for a LONG time. When the judge said "Hey you went to rehab before court, you have been staying sober, as long as you can keep on the right path I see no reason to put you in prison. I WENT TO SCHOOLS and talked to kids about how horrible of a decision I made in life on my own time. Most of the schools I went to were secondary troubled youth type facilities. I had kids JUST LIKE HIM laugh at me, shake their heads, you name it. What people dont realize, is they DO give you chances (maybe not all the time) but they do try to give people a second chance. Its up to that person to do everything in their power to not go back. You cant be looking at serious time and pull this BS. Kid was dumb ass hell for this. They gave you GOLD and you laughed at it. There was a lot of these small cocky guys. I dont know if its over compensation or what but damn did he get a wake up call.
Well said. Congratulations! You are a true success story. This guy didn’t understand this wasn’t a game. In about 6-7 years he’s going to have a clearer understanding.
This guy is like thousands of young guys that get caught up in the system and just dont understand the true consequences of his poor decision's. He sure did once he asked for clarification he was in shock, even his attorney just said yep to the sentence. The lawyer has most probably tried to tell him to no avail. He will most likely do 3 yrs if he does a program takes classes like parenting etc he can put in for parole it depends on him and the parole authority.
Former Jail Officer here, dude is about to get yeeted! I've seen young dudes not take it serious countless times. Always ends the same way eventually.
😂 your the biggest loser here. Never been to jail or prison but I know corrections officers are the biggest bitches. Always overweight, and it's sad to know they think they're important 😂
I think you mean guard/jailer, not officer.
Although most jailers/guards do pretend to be law enforcement lol
@@Happy_Hand Officer. I served warrants, arrested people in court, submitted affidavits of probable cause to the courts, investigated crimes, an transported inmates. My limits were more a jurisdiction thing. Sure, I still guarded inmates, but that was only part of the job.
ok little fella.
@Xinmyhead 🤣🤣🤣 you couldn't be an actual cop so your solution is to think your actual law enforcement. You know your not but you're so desperate you cling to the false title "officer" 🤣 we all know how sad c.o's are but this is even better cringe
This is the kind of judge who stands on bidnits
I don't understand how he could get a girl pregnant with that haircut. Looks like Jim Carrey in Dumb and Dumber.
My boy told his barber to give him the Lloyd Christmas fade lmaooo
I don't get it either I know the movie Dumb & Dumber is 30 years old now but the parents of these kids should have some vague memory of this movie and Lloyd Christmas. If this was my son and he wanted a haircut like this my first question would be "would you like to watch a classic comedy movie about two dumb guys traveling across the country?"
I think you answered your own question. Lloyd Christmas always has a chance! 'Lets put anotha shrimp on tha barbaee!'
Well hold that thought until you see the girl he got pregnant.
@@malcolmmcleod1223 Good point
Thick, hearty, smoked out courtroom session hahaha. You know this fool got them boots blazin.
Get one them old school fog machines we used at house partys😂🎉
Josh said this episode wasn’t courtroom analysis worthy, but Boyd’s purses and flowers are worth a Death’s “AN-AL-Y-SIS”
Ooohh 8 years...
See, that's why back when I was on probation, I was a gosh darn angel for that year.
Urine tests, meeting with the PO and curfew is nothing compared to sitting in prison.
I used to work as a drug and alcohol counselor for probationers and homeless. Take it from me, there are plenty of people who would rather be incarcerated instead of complying with probation. They know what to expect in prison. They know how to survive in prison. They know how to use drugs in prison. But they do _not_ know what to expect in normal life. They do _not_ know how to survive out in the real world. They do _not_ know how to stay clean long-term. Going to prison, in their view, is significantly easier than outpatient, comply with random drug testing, and working full-time.
I've had a handful of probationers over the years who told me, flat out, they'd rather be in jail than on probation. And of course, 100% of the guys who said this to me, they ended up back in jail and prison. Some of them, they had a good point. Some of those guys simply did not have the skills to survive normal life without breaking the law. They didn't have the skills to manage their finances, mange their schedule, manage their emotions without drugs, and work full time. Staying out is an uphill battle, going to jail is a downhill slide. But that doesn't mean it's impossible... it just means it's going to be a lot of work.
That’s a nice chunk of time.
@@wolfumzTrue, I know of a young woman who got a possession of an unknown substance charge that probation made so difficult that she turned herself in, to do her couple of months & refused to go back on probation.
Being a 150lb ish guy facing a possibility of going to prison... FOR 10 YEARS...I would sit in that lobby overnight if needs be. He's an idiot.
As to transportation I'd get up the night before in order to make that appointment. He's an idiot.
8 years in prison... he's an idiot.
My dude better start doing push-ups 😅
@Marfoir0303 oh ya... and leave his gen z excuse wired mind set with grandma as well
even his lawyer looking like he want to take his client into custody himself for being the worst liar on the planet
🤦😆
To be honest when you are asked these questions by a judge you don't come with the excuses, you accept responsibility and say you'll do better.
This comment right here. He was definitely a bumbling mess of lies.
Worked for me but every court is different it was a small town.
I've watched this judge a lot. If he would've taken responsibility and owned up to his mistakes with a genuine promise to do better, she most likely would've given him another chance. She knew if she put him back on probation he would fail again. He's his own worst enemy.
I once got a ticket for not having registration on my car and not having seat belts on. $250.00 fine. I went to court. Watched the liar defendents. My turn came. Shaking knees. Judge asked me one question'Did you have your seat belts on?' Me 'No'.' Judge '$50.00' He made an example out of me telling the truth rather than all the bs he was hearing. I wad proud of myself.
He should have just said, I messed up. I was an idiot.
Dude was in complete and utter shock. He really thought he going to just do what he wanted. He thought this was a joke. He didn't think anything would even come out of this, especially when you heard what he told probation. Judge Boyd is a beast. She's a whole another animal. I would personally piss myself if I had to go in front of her😂😂😂m😂
He’ll be out in a few weeks. So he can vote for kamala ladingdong
Your comments are very racist.
@@mikec6347 So... you have an issue with convicted felons having any influence within the American political system? You wanna stop and think about that for a moment?
Let me get this straight. A typical 3rd degree felony is 9 to 36 months. The worst 3rd degree felony is reckless manslaughter or sex offenses. This dude got over double the maximum felony sentence for probation violation? And it was section 4, nonviolent, nonrepeat felony? Seems like this judge is a little too heavy handed over his stupidity.
He also plead guilty to the violation, his lawyer should've objected to the prosecutor questioning him. That was technically a sentencing hearing. Seems fishy
My thoughts
Exactly
Crime is down and the county needs money.
The way she went from "alright" to 8 years
“Alright” is Boyd’s version of, “bless your heart” aka, “you dumb fu€k”
And she says it so sweetly too 🥰
I'm sure he'll do well in prison. It's only 8 years, what's the worst that can happen?.......... Oh yeah.... nevermind.
at least when he gets out he will have more options. instead of just looking for another girl. he can also look for a man. maybe one that can take care of him. 🤣
He might haveto put in work to get a reputation if he doesnt want to get punked off and get more time idk were he is tho tbh
@@jjg1501 u fckin foul 😂😂😂😂😂
@@RawDawgginnit i take that as a compliment, thx 👌
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A buddy of mine used to say that probation is designed to put you in prison, while parole is designed to get you out. Make life easy for your PO, give them what they want and you will never see the Judge again.
My father stayed in trouble so was raised around 2 Probation Officers, Scott and Rick. Scott is a supervisor now but the last time my dad was on parole, Scott assigned Rick as my parole officer because my dad was having trouble from the other parole officers. They pretty much made parole fail proof for my dad.
Parole in Cali aint.
I was on probation back in 2012 n 2013 for 2 counts of assault after I took self defense on 2 thieves a little too far
The prosecutor and judge gave me a break because they didn't want to charge that but had too
I had to complete a psychological exam
An iq n eq test for intelligence to help satisfy the need that I understood what would happen to me if I screw up
I had weekly meetings n I showed up to every single condition
The po got bored of me because I was not difficult enough n he had bigger fish to fry
Halfway through the probation process they threw it out because I was compliant to 100 percent of the conditions
Lesson is COMPLIANCE to the judge and po will get you out ALOT sooner n they'll get bored of you so show up to everything
If you can’t manage to do what a PO asks of you, you deserve to go to prison. I don’t know how anybody can F such a simple thing up and avoid prison.
@@nautgamingnautgaming9949Thank you for sharing
I'm from England and judge boyd is feared even on these shores...she cold 🥶
I’m an Aussie and agree, but she’s brilliant. We all need more like her around the world really!
U smoking high powered rocks?
If you go to Texas on vacation you leave on probation. And being in Texas you better be glad you got probation because when they throw time at you its a lot. They dont fck around in Texas.
@justsayin7937 that's the saying here in york pa. co e to york on vacation leave on probation😂
She practiced law in family court and has seen it all. She’s compassionate but unyielding.
He was given many, many chances (i.e., multiple rescheduled VIRTUAL probation visits and his grandmother's help). Still, he didn't give a f*ck despite the suspended 10-year sentence hanging over his head and 2 small kids to take care of. If he really gave a f*ck about his kids, he would have done whatever it took to make sure his ass made it to probation. After sitting in Rikers for 4 months I had a 7-year sentence hanging over my head and probation for 5 years, all for a non-violent felony (possession of a controlled substance) with absolutely no priors, not even a speeding ticket. My sentence was BS but instead of bitching about it I made every single visit no matter what, even when I had to walk to get my ass there. He deserved it. He did it to himself and blamed not showing up on everyone except himself.
Nah for real he brought it on himself, I have no sympathy for him
He truly did bring it on himself. People who do well on probation save lots of tax payer dollars. People who won't do what it takes on probation have just proven that they won't take advantage of that easier path. The probation violators who get some sympathy from me are addicts. (edited for spelling of addicts)
It's called, "keeping your eyes on the ball".
He forgot to tell them about going to weekly church services
Your sentence wasn't BS, you breaking the law to get the sentence was BS.
Why do all criminals try to act like THEIR sentence is BS?
Do the crime do the time, if you want to live free, get a regular job and quit looking for shortcuts.
But that might be past your level of thinking and comprehension
He blew the gift of probation. The guy had a re-do opportunity and he acted like it was nothing.
I would rather listen to this guy who runs this channel than any attorney or any square with courtroom knowledge. I like getting the inside scoop I like the realness I like his understanding of the court system, especially that he has experienced the system. This is definitely my favorite channel.
Had a judge sentence me to 2 years in a gladiator camp, thinking I was gunna get probation re-instated🤢
Your prison pocket will never forgive you
He never took his situation seriously and treated it all as optional. Glad she said enough
Im on probation for the next 8 years man. I will come back to this comment in 8 years i promise. Thanks to you and the motivation you give me. I have a baby on the way and i will do the best for my child!!!
You got this bro
Goodluck
I don’t know if your charges have anything to do with alcohol/drugs but I used to have legal problems and once I got sober all that stuff went away. Haven’t had to go to court for many years with the only exception being talking on my cellphone while driving.
Good luck with everything, your child deserves to have a healthy dad in their life.
What did you do?
First time I came across this channel but I’ve subscribed and take my hat off for you for your honesty and integrity. I guess you had to serve some time and you paid the price. Now you out and an example. Well done 👍
If your lawyer shows up with that blazer on you might as pack your bags and your finger tooth brush you’re going to jail!
😂😂😂
Somehow looks like he could be his dad 😂
There is no helping this client. Dude is a menace, court gave him like 2 years to figure it out. Bro did literally nothing to complete probation. And now he's lying to the judges face. Cmon 😂
He tried calling Saul, but got Raul instead
👌🏼🤣🤣🤣
8 years in the shovel when he had the chance to stay out but was to lazy to go to the PO's office. Can't help studied .
*too *stupid
lol
I know an idiot who did 2 hits of acid and then realized he had to go see his PO that day. He went, and somehow pulled it off. lol
@@kerbygatorit was you wasn’t it?
@@UndisputedBillyBadass lol No, it wasn't me. This was a long time ago. 1977 or 78. I was with him when he took it. We were doing one hits and we were both baked. He forgot he had an appointment with his PO. lol He was tripping balls.
Probation isn’t a joke, kids!
Nope, it’s also a racket in many cases…
@@Kenlydfordsuffering through that racket is part of the punishment.
@Kenlydford It's only difficult for hard headed people who can't handle being told what to do
@Kenlydford don't do the crime if you can't do the time
@@StackinGreene I agree. I never said that I didn’t. It’s still a huge ridiculous money grab. But yes “don’t do the crime” and I don’t for that reason..
I was in this kids shoes in the early 2000s. Got a dope case with most of my sentence suspended and violated my probation and got my head cracked and my Judge gave all my back up time 17 yrs. It changed my life I got out June of 2014 and for the last decade I’ve been working and haven’t looked back. Hope this young man can get his priorities straight and can get out and raise those babies. It will be hard to repair that much damage
That guy is the perfect example of why brothers and sisters should not hook up.
Omg.....lol!!!😂😄🤣😂😄🤣
Exactly. We like to call this EXHIBIT A
I'm looking at the face, and the 'do', and I can't help but see Lloyd Christmas...from dumb and dumber 🤣🤣
🤣🤣
brutal
Daaaaaaamn!!!! Every time that kid opens his mouth he digs himself another foot deeper! Texas don't play!
Black judge , white boy , he's screwed .
They might as well give him a shovel at this point. He's just digging himself in.
you can see halfway through the court proceedings the defense attorney just give up 😂🤦🏼
He would have known from the start that this guy was going to be trouble, but as an attorney he is required to advocate for his client. By halfway there wasn’t much he could do.
Real life takes many journeys man and I constantly find myself coming back to your videos and I thank you for your time and the time that you spent inside
Damn, seeing that gave me chills.
“So I’m going to prison eight years?”
The kid was in shock.
And now there are a couple of kids without their Dad. Wtf.
Obey the Law!
and his defense attorney was like “Yep” 💀
Now he has to pay attention
@@Hilaire_Balrog came to the comments to see if anybody would speak on how calm his lawyer was like he truly didnt give af lmaooo
Dad??? Thats a stretch….kids will have chance with nana vs this pos!
He earned that all by himself. 😂
I'm a recovering heroin addict of 12 years and I didn't have a criminal record that involved a felony so I was tried in drug court . I was in the county jail for 2 weeks waiting for a bed in a rehab facility and being in a county jail were over population was terrible I slept on a mat on the floor . I said I will never go through this again so after I was released from rehab I put myself in a medical treatment aftercare facility and now 12 years sober my life has changed for the better . I don't understand how people keep going in and out of jail or prison I experienced just a few weeks and that wasn't the life I wanted I PRAY that people wake up and get their lives in order and be a better person even in these trying times we're facing Like we say in recovery LET GO AND LET GOD❗💯🌼😇
I was on opiates for 2 decades but only in jail 2 times and never did any real time the longest was like 4 days but had many friends who were in and out some of them for years at a time it's crazy how some will stay in that life
Drug court graduate here 😅😅
It's lack of housing, a job, partner, a future and you have an addiction to feed. With no choices you return to the one lifestyle that you know. That's how folk keep returning to jail.
I knew of a guy who was that pee'd off with homelessness & hunger that he walked in to a local butchers by his grandmother's where they knew him with a bloody syringe, he demanded £ and got about £180 and bought crack etc. He didn't run or try to evade, he had given up, he had a last binge before going to prison.
Well done addict
This guy can barely form words. Stay in school kids.
He needs more than school. Needs common sense more than anything
And if you still can't form words, remain in school forever, you won't achieve much outside anyway.
I know. He could barely talk. I wonder if he can read or write. Doubtful. He did sound like he was challenged. I honestly wondered about that until the very end. I’ve seen him before and he really comes across as very ignorant and maybe a bit beneath the line. He’s either very backward or mentally challenged- maybe a very low IQ. Those poor children.
But look how POOR the education system is tho......
@@mayhemmike1789 poor education is no excuse.
Damn dawg. He thought he was walking. But the problem is he’s only going to be worse in 8 years lol. It took me 4 cases and 7 violations to change. That dudes gonna be WORSE for society.
He's going to learn the hard way that nobody gives a shit about your problems. They're your problems, period.
He didn’t have problems, he had excuses.
He's dumb, he's gonna have problems in prison
Imagine catching the break of a lifetime after something so serious and throwing it away. That's crazy.
Sometimes people need this though. I broke some conditions on a suspended sentence and went to prison for the first time. Never been in trouble with the police since
I was about to say I've seen this so much during my time in and out doing drug court 3 times. Ya man people sometimes just can't stop their addictions and get lost. Even if they break a little rule by accident you might as well break them all after that cause your going in no matter what. But ya some people get serious big boy charges and pay a lawyer to get them probation over a huge suspended sentence and they just can't stop going off the rails feeding that addiction.
She is a very fair judge. He just screwed himself.
Nope. This judge reduced charges to misdemeanors for three black dudes that stole a car crashed it and killed someone. She’s an evil activist.
That's one thing he won't have to do for himself in prison.
When I worked the courts, as well as when I was going to court as a probation violator, it never ceased to amaze me how often ppl had obtained a good job while incarcerated.
This is not a role model for small children. How many chances do these adults need? Laughing at the rest of us.