Back in the '80's, I had several pairs of Amalfi black business pumps made on the same last: one with patent leather toe caps, one with snakeskin accents, one plain. Getting dressed one morning, I slipped into one pair, checked in the mirror, tried another, decided to wear the first. I kicked off one pair of shoes, stepped into another and headed off to my critical meeting. I presented my marketing campaign to the CEO and his senior staff: they approved it, and we took a break before we would detail out responsibilities. I took a corner seat in reception, checked my voicemail and glanced down. Yep: one patent toe cap, one snakeskin trimmed -- and no opportunity to go home. I spent the whole day with the executive team and department heads until I left for the airport to spend the weekend with my sister in Florida. My bag did not arrive with me. My sister is much taller and thinner than I am.
Judge Middleton must know every person I his town. I’m from a small town. The best and worst is that everyone knows your business. I think JudgeM use his knowledge to inform his sentencing. He knows when the bs is flying.
Middleton had a weird zoning case yesterday. He got pretty annoyed because the property had some ramshackle houses and such where some kids died in a fire years ago. Now he's back with sheds, and generators with extension cords powering all kinds of the stuff.
Judge Fleischer is actually one of the best judges i have seen, he likes to give advice, and he gives you a LOT of chances, but enough is enough, and i like his mentality.
She should have held him in contempt after telling him TWICE, and 'warning' him not to use that kind of language. The 3rd time should have been contempt charge, because he's just seeing she's not doing anything about his cussing.
That last one... some delusional disorders can manifest while someone behaves completely "normally" otherwise. And these delusions can be EXTREMELY hard to treat, because the person suffering the delusions honestly believes there's nothing wrong, and mental health treatment really only works if someone WANTS to get better. And there are few medical options; the same medications that work brilliantly for things like paranoid schizophrenia simply don't work well for something like persecutory delusional disorder, despite the delusions in those two disorders seeming very similar sometimes. In some cases, delusions can be triggered by drugs, and in some of those cases, they can go away if the drug use stops; but they don't always go away, and sometimes they're just inherent to a person's brain and have nothing to do with drugs (or there was a predisposition already and it was simply *activated* by drug use). Delusions like that just seem so much more sad to me than something like SovCits because SovCits are *willfully* ignorant, choosing to cling to something untrue because it makes them feel good; whereas people with these kinds of delusions don't necessarily WANT to believe what they believe, but just can't see any other reality and don't even know they need to TRY to see reality. It can cause the sufferer and their loved ones immense distress and destroy entire families.
I've heard many schizophrenic people talk. This guy sounds totally normal and randomly throws in "12 Billion dollars" or "mass murderer killing 700 people" which gives my brain whiplash😂
Lower court judges in Texas have immense power. Apparently they can order defendants to take drug tests on the spot before continuing the hearing they showed for, suspend drivers licenses on the spot, force defendants to sign affidavits for the sole purpose of contempting them if they don't comply, and even more. Hey, I like it! I've just never seen that kind of power before.
I've known Mr. Brown for over twenty years. His mother did pass and leave him an inheritance although, it wasn't near a billion. His sister and I are fb friends. I can testify that she has😊 not killed 700 hundred ppl. She is doing great in life and has a beautiful family. Aaron though smoked a whole lot of glue thinking it was Crack. 15 years ago he was a big, sweet, gay dude. Everyone knew him and loved him for his huge smile and friendly personality.
Thank you for giving context to all this. Mr. Brown reminds me a bit of my brother in that way -- not by drugs, though they didn't help. Psychotic disorders hit late. He suddenly avoided any phone calls because his mind convinced him that government agents used radio waves to control his nervous system. 😣 Fortunately, he gets treatment now; but he lived on the streets for years before accepting any help. I say all that to say that I understand how jarring that change can feel.
@@LawTalkWithMike Pandering : the act of catering to or profiting from the weaknesses, vices, or unreasonable desires of others: Pandering and fear-mongering are the main ingredients of his appeal to anxious voters.
Mamas always go in with these prepared speeches to make themselves look look like fantastic parents... "not on my watch!" Zero embarrassment, zero self-awareness.
I respect all our fave judges, but Judge Middleton is something else. So much empathy and patience, softly spoken but always pushing hard for defendants to get their lives back in order and moving forward. An extraordinary jurist. He has Winnie the Pooh / Bob Ross vibes as well: hearing him deal with everyone's issues is... relaxing, somehow? I also like the way he pronounces "jail." it's a credible threat but he doesn't emphasize it more than he needs to. "If you don't appear again, I'm going to send you to jay-all."
DV should NEVER be taken off someone’s record. They don’t stop with one victim, and you need to establish a pattern of behavior in order to correctly do a threat assessment.
Why would you question a person's desire to keep a neat, attractive desk. Judge Boyd sits at her desk all day WHY not have fresh flowers?? And WHY NOT display her beautiful expensive purses. I like it.
@@mojdeh003 I’m confused. I don’t question it. I love it. I love how her flowers always match her purse. I adore that Judge Boyd’s mom gifts her most of her bags, which she proudly displays. I miss my mom.
I'm with you Fleisher? 3 years ago, a co-worker of mine was at a dead stop on the freeway late one night and in a construction zone, after a day trip to a National Park. When an uninsured drunk hit his Van in the rear at 80 mph. His wife, 16 y/o son, and the family dog are DEAD! He is disabled 100% for life, he is now a single parent to a 14 y/o daughter who recovered from her injuries. Since this is very short version. Gone; his beautiful home they designed and built themselves, his 200K a year job, his master's degree is useless, his hobby & passion was astronomy, he had to sell all his scopes and equipment he'd been investing in since childhood. Yes, he had insurance, a lot actually but his medical bills were staggering. I could go on, but you get the picture right? Did I mention the deadbeat is no longer with us and left his own family destitute? When these clowns go uninsured my blood pressure is unsafe. That poor guy has been living a nightmare for years now. Thanks to guy whose choice was to be irresponsible. 😡
Each time the camera gets back to the billionaire, it seems as if his lawyer slit a bit farther away from him 😂😂 Let the hearing keep going and he will land on the prosecutor's lap 😅
7:14 less work on a Doctorate...more control and supervision for that kid. He's 100% going to end up in prison or dead or both. Look at how little he is, and realize how brutal and tough prison is.
Sounds like he needs it. He asked if he had applied for social security DISABILITY, not if he'd applied for SSI. There is a big difference in the two. Disability pays you a certain dollar amount monthly, based on your highest earning three years. It doesn't seem like he'd been able to hold a job down for 3 years in his life, so he would be ineligible for it. SSI is supplemental security income. With it you get a small check ($827/mo for a single adult not working with no unemployment income) and you get Medicaid. Sometimes food stamps depending on your situation. You have to be poor to get it, unable to work or find gainful employment. Both SSI and SSD deny you at least the first two times you apply in every circumstance. They want to know if you really need it, and if you keep applying, you probably do. Of course they know how much you make and if you're working, so he wouldn't cheat the system. Average wait time for either one is around 2-3 years from the date you apply. Not as easy as you'd think. He might possibly be able to get a job, but would he be able to hold one down is anyone's guess. He seems off his rocker in a lot of areas. Honestly, if you were a business owner, would you hire him? Why should Walmart?
You stated that Judge FLEISCHER was,"PANDERING" by stating to the MOTHER OF AN AFRICAN -AMERICAN MALE,"THERE ARE ALREADY TOO MANY PEOPLE OF COLOR IN JAIL!" THAT'S NOT "PANDERING" THAT'S A FACT!! I have been binge watching your videos FOR DAYS and found them interesting. I've not AGREED with all of your commentary, but it is entertaining and informative, at times. I UNDERSTAND THAT THIS IS YOUR SPACE. I'm just a humble lady with no formal law education. As a PROUD AMERICAN, I LOVE OUR COUNTRY AND RESPECT OUR LAWS & LEGAL SYSTEM ( LEGAL PROCESS). I TAKE PERSONAL OFFENSE TO YOUR "CHUCKLES" AND SEEMINGLY DISREGARD TO THE OVERABUNDANCE OF PEOPLE OF COLOR IN JAIL! I respect that you have been in your profession for years and may have become jaded. I REALLY LIKE, APPRECIATE & RESPECT YOUR HARD WORK! I felt a palpable ache in my heart because our system ISN'T PERFECT! WE'RE ALL A WORK IN PROGRESS!❤
"The more convictions you get, the less money you make." Tell that to frauditors who seem to be getting rich off of being career criminals. I'm pissed at that.
I don’t think it’s pandering. It’s pointing out to them (black and brown) that the odds are stacked against them and they need to walk straight. I do like that he dismisses the cases of walking or driving while black.
There is a BBC Journalist called Jonny Dymond, with a name like that you'd assume he was destined to either be a Vegas gambler or a character cut from Guy's and Dolls though he did get fired for having pot in an airport.
"you the right ... blah blah blah and to remain silent.... you need to speak up" 16:40 lol That one is kinda funny since she does have to ask her if she knows she has the right to remain silent, but seems she started exercising that right a little early lol. Was just funny to hear "you need to speak up" after "remain silent" lol
4:02 I think someone said it's not his fault and he might have tourette's. My mom used to work at the reception desk of an urgent care. She said one time this patient came in and was swearing at her. She got really offended and a doctor in the back heard what was happening and ran to the desk to let my mom know the patient had tourettes and couldn't help it. Once my mom knew what was going on she calmed down. That was just the first time she had encountered him. She said as she got to know him better every time he came in to be seen, he actually was a really nice and kind person. Poor guy just had really bad tourette's
@@jackie_O341 That’s what I thought the third time it came out of his mouth. If he does have Tourette’s it seems that someone should have figured that out beforehand and told the attorney and judge.
@LawTalkWithMike 10:45 in the video give or take. Judge Fleischer made a comment about enough black and brown people in jail or prison. I know it was a harsh thing to say but as a black or brown person I was not offended. I have seen this judge toss a case sighting the defendant was walking while black. Defendant was charged Jay walking w/pos of pot. BTW Mike, I'm a big fan and love your channel
Why would it be offensive to black or brown people? The way it's offensive is that it sounds like it's perfectly fine to have non-black/brown people in jail, that the only thing we should be concerned about is black/brown. He's notorious for making racially biased statements in FAVOR of black/brown people, not against. He ran for judge based upon 'more visibility of Latino judges'. Fleisher is racially biased... it just happens to be in your favor. So, um, of course it wouldn't offend you.
Mike just gets his panties in a bunch if anyone even hints at the idea that the BLM movement has a valid point. Judge Simpson has made nearly identical comments to the ones you mention and tossed a "driving while black" case for "improper lane use" and the kid had just pulled off the highway because he got a flat tire. Mike, like many Republicans, wants to believe that merely acknowledging, discussing, or mentioning BLM, CRT, or Historical Trauma is ridiculous because to him, DEI is a bigger issues than racism and discrimination. Just mentioning or acknowledging that darker skin people (or women) could be getting unfair treatment is playing a race card or getting something extra based on unwarranted sympathy or that just giving sympathy is the same as excusing if not encouraging bad behavior. Mike is aware of his biases but he discounts any concerns about his blind spots as "woke" or invalid.
Fleischer's entertaining, he's odd, he likes to talk tough, he loves to appear objective & socially conscious - but his sentencing is weak. He'd rather put a recidivist back on the street with one of this cathartic lectures & zingers, than to lock them up where they belong. Don't worry, Fleischer, we'll build more prisons. You're right about that guy too - I see a lot of that, guys walking defiantly through traffic as though they've got a portable crosswalk - that is jaywalking, it can cause accidents, it is illegal. For some dumb reason, so is possession of pot. Now cops know not to enforce jaywalking laws unless they're catching a white guy. Fleischer shared a lot about his preconceptions & how he frames his persona in that one. Want cops to stop caring? Watch what happens. When it gets bad in Fleischer's neighborhood, that's when he'll start caring.
@@NunchucksHabitI completely agree with your j-walking sentiment…if the dude was white he wouldn’t have blinked and would’ve slammed him. After watching quite a few of his cases I agree he is a tough talker, but does very little. He’s a hardcore leftie who cares about being socially “in” and showing off. I think he’s a so so judge.
Liberty must be stood up to. People have the right of power of locomotion. No driver's license is required for traveling in a automobile (private property).
Momma needs to warn that boy that he is practically an adult, and she is close to cutting him loose. He is probably used to having his mother bail him out, but at some point life is played for keeps.
Judge Middleton case with Mr. Brown and an aunt named Ms. Green. Anyone thinks there is also an uncle Redd, a nephew named Mr. Blue, a niece named Ms. Yellow and a grandpa named Mr. Black? The whole crayon box could possibly be represented here! lol!
What scared me about the last one was that he mentioned he had a brother named Jonathan & & Jason. My name is Jayson & I have a brother named Jonathan. Although I’m Caucasian, maybe we can be related so I can get in on the billion dollar home & all that money that Grandma has laying around. 💵💸💰
First case, while it sounds pretty serious and he really needs this reality check, if they hired a lawyer before hand, likely they would have disputed the "marijuana residue" on the floor of the car, if impossible to prove, the scent of marijuana can't be proven, and can win a probable cause hearing and have the other evidence found dismissed. I know because I had a possession charge for another substance when I was younger, and wound up consenting after they said they would search anyway due to small of cannabis, though I did not have cannabis. My lawyer said if I hadn't consented, and they searched based off smell of marijuana as probable cause, he could have gotten the probable cause overturned - since the only way to prove a smell is by finding something that would provably cause the smell. It is very common for police to make finding traces of weed, because they know a judge would dismiss it due to lack of probable cause if they find nothing. Sounds like mom wanted him to learn his lesson, and also sounds like the judge wants the drug test done because if he tests positive I'm sure he'll say that the findings if he came back with a lawyer who disputed the "residue" in the vehicle which very well may not have existed(though typically they really would need to lab test the alleged residue, and if just residue, they might not have a physical sample of it).
He says it but he's a liar. The only opportunity he's ever had in his entire life to be a tough guy and he still can't do it. Just a weak spineless little man with a polka dot bow tie.
This person needs a lot of help. I don't understand why the judge doesn't hold him for mental assessment. They may be able to get a social worker to help him apply for SSDI. When you said the billionaire was back, I thought you were talking about the sovereign citizen who claimed we are all billionaires because we are shareholders in the US government.
You read my mind, inverse relationship, not adverse relationship. Also, my first impression was the same with the racial comment, pandering, though I think he was trying to be personable for the sake of the fact the defendant is young. He is bucking the system, and judge is trying to be like "hey man, I am the system, and I totally get it, be on our side and follow the law we don't want bad things for you". Also, I noticed he worded it as "I'll pay for your lawyer if you want" to the mother, I think he was assuming the mother may not have much money and wanted to add some dignity to the option of public defender by making it sound more like he was going to help them specifically so the kid thought he was getting a better lawyer and the mom could not come out of her pocket for a professional lawyer(also, I think he already knows what sentencing guidelines he's going to follow, so giving the hint, don't bother with paying extra for a lawyer since it won't make a difference either way). I do think he wanted to get through the kid and really didn't want him to keep getting in trouble, that judge does care. Though definitely pandering(almost trying to be fatherly with the mother and child IMO, to some may even be condescending, though may be kind since maybe that is the issue idk), though I think it was more so the kid listens, as the kid may have a complex about race and the justice system, the judge is really trying to make it clear like "hey for real we aren't going to treat you unfair and you don't have to be in and out of jail ongoing because you're black, but really just don't keep getting in trouble" type thing.
The kids trolling around with illegal firearms and drugs don’t care about the judges graph illustration. They make quick cash in enormous amounts. What he’s learned from his hard working mother is that he doesn’t want to work that hard. Fast cash, short life, partying that’s where it’s at for them. They don’t care about doing things the right way.
“…it is full of dead bodies”. Because it is now a funeral parlor? Could be. Where I grew up there were many former single family homes that were funeral parlors. Just say’n.
I'm glad to see that others don't approve of his pandering, but he is elected and he is blue. I love the guy, he is fun to watch, and he does try to send a message, but the black and brown comment always gets to me. The way to reduce the number of black and brown people in prison is for the individuals who are convicted to stop committing crimes.
I cant believe they pull people over for speeding in houston. When i drove in Houston, id be going 20mph over the 60mph limit, and people would blow by me honking like i was doing 40mph on the interstate
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Judge Boyd always has such pretty flowers, often matching her handbags. I’m lucky to leave the house with matching left and right shoes.
Back in the '80's, I had several pairs of Amalfi black business pumps made on the same last: one with patent leather toe caps, one with snakeskin accents, one plain. Getting dressed one morning, I slipped into one pair, checked in the mirror, tried another, decided to wear the first. I kicked off one pair of shoes, stepped into another and headed off to my critical meeting. I presented my marketing campaign to the CEO and his senior staff: they approved it, and we took a break before we would detail out responsibilities. I took a corner seat in reception, checked my voicemail and glanced down. Yep: one patent toe cap, one snakeskin trimmed -- and no opportunity to go home. I spent the whole day with the executive team and department heads until I left for the airport to spend the weekend with my sister in Florida. My bag did not arrive with me. My sister is much taller and thinner than I am.
Judge Middleton and his personal knowledge of the residents of his is just fascinating. Small town America is certainly entertaining
I can't wait until Judge Middleton writes his life's story. 😊
😂always cracks me up, Middleton knows the whole family tree, criminals can’t get away with any jaberwoocky
If Judge Middleton does't know you or your family, you must be new in the area.
Judge Middleton must know every person I his town. I’m from a small town. The best and worst is that everyone knows your business. I think JudgeM use his knowledge to inform his sentencing. He knows when the bs is flying.
Or sov cit gobbledygook 😂😂😂
I can't wait until Debbie Davis is back on the job.
He is actually notoriously too lenient with people he knows.
That judge looks like a harmless nerd but he leaps like a cheetah
I found myself saying to someone last week “ you’ll be stuck like Chuck”!!! Cracked my own self up! Thanks Judge Fletcher. Haha
@@jolofreebird3475 I look forward to using my new personal favorite this winter….”I’m gonna light you up like a Christmas tree!”🎄
Won’t somebody please think about Chuck? He’s been stuck for so long.
😂
Middleton had a weird zoning case yesterday. He got pretty annoyed because the property had some ramshackle houses and such where some kids died in a fire years ago. Now he's back with sheds, and generators with extension cords powering all kinds of the stuff.
Fun fact: many of those designs on a Louis Vitton handbag are diamonds. Boyd’s purse matched her defendant today.
I swear we need a Stuck Like Chuck tshirt. Someone, please!!
The scary thing is a lot of DV cases aren't even prosecuted.
YES. To many wmen abusers are just let free. Also, many men are unjustly accused w/o proof, just because a woman lied.
The 17 yr old kid isn’t done with his revolting against authority. His friends are using him and aren’t really friends.
I don't know the facts in his situation, but his defiant posture bothers me. Unflinching, uncaring, almost empty. A shame for someone so young.
Judge Fleischer is actually one of the best judges i have seen, he likes to give advice, and he gives you a LOT of chances, but enough is enough, and i like his mentality.
She should have held him in contempt after telling him TWICE, and 'warning' him not to use that kind of language. The 3rd time should have been contempt charge, because he's just seeing she's not doing anything about his cussing.
Judge Boyd seems to often disagree with CPS.
That last one... some delusional disorders can manifest while someone behaves completely "normally" otherwise. And these delusions can be EXTREMELY hard to treat, because the person suffering the delusions honestly believes there's nothing wrong, and mental health treatment really only works if someone WANTS to get better. And there are few medical options; the same medications that work brilliantly for things like paranoid schizophrenia simply don't work well for something like persecutory delusional disorder, despite the delusions in those two disorders seeming very similar sometimes.
In some cases, delusions can be triggered by drugs, and in some of those cases, they can go away if the drug use stops; but they don't always go away, and sometimes they're just inherent to a person's brain and have nothing to do with drugs (or there was a predisposition already and it was simply *activated* by drug use).
Delusions like that just seem so much more sad to me than something like SovCits because SovCits are *willfully* ignorant, choosing to cling to something untrue because it makes them feel good; whereas people with these kinds of delusions don't necessarily WANT to believe what they believe, but just can't see any other reality and don't even know they need to TRY to see reality. It can cause the sufferer and their loved ones immense distress and destroy entire families.
"If you name your kid Diamond... they're going to jail." That got a big belly-laugh out of me
I love Judge Fleischer!!!!!
I've heard many schizophrenic people talk. This guy sounds totally normal and randomly throws in "12 Billion dollars" or "mass murderer killing 700 people" which gives my brain whiplash😂
That's how everyone with schizoprenia is. It's not like in the movies.
Judge doesn’t even flinch when he hears “a bunch of dead bodies”
Lower court judges in Texas have immense power. Apparently they can order defendants to take drug tests on the spot before continuing the hearing they showed for, suspend drivers licenses on the spot, force defendants to sign affidavits for the sole purpose of contempting them if they don't comply, and even more. Hey, I like it! I've just never seen that kind of power before.
I've known Mr. Brown for over twenty years. His mother did pass and leave him an inheritance although, it wasn't near a billion. His sister and I are fb friends. I can testify that she has😊 not killed 700 hundred ppl. She is doing great in life and has a beautiful family. Aaron though smoked a whole lot of glue thinking it was Crack. 15 years ago he was a big, sweet, gay dude. Everyone knew him and loved him for his huge smile and friendly personality.
How tragic. 😢
Thank you for giving a family and more for a person in the court we watch.
Mikes not liking Judge to good
Thank you for giving context to all this. Mr. Brown reminds me a bit of my brother in that way -- not by drugs, though they didn't help. Psychotic disorders hit late. He suddenly avoided any phone calls because his mind convinced him that government agents used radio waves to control his nervous system. 😣 Fortunately, he gets treatment now; but he lived on the streets for years before accepting any help. I say all that to say that I understand how jarring that change can feel.
That's so unbelievably sad. Underneath the crazy, he sounds like he's probably such a kind person.
"Mr Gonzalez, if you drive, I will light you up like a freaking Christmas tree!" LMAO
This is so sad. Delusions are absolutely real to the person having them. He needs supervision.
Why does Judge Boyd’s desk look like a funeral home arrangement with those flowers
How was he pandering by telling the truth 🤷🏾♀️ Where was the Lie? I mean isn't that a statistical fact?
Why don’t you look up the word before you comment you clearly don’t understand what was said.
@@LawTalkWithMike Pandering : the act of catering to or profiting from the weaknesses, vices, or unreasonable desires of others:
Pandering and fear-mongering are the main ingredients of his appeal to anxious voters.
Momma has her foot on his neck daily but he drives around without a license and a gun in the car. 🤦♀️🤦♀️
Mamas always go in with these prepared speeches to make themselves look look like fantastic parents... "not on my watch!" Zero embarrassment, zero self-awareness.
I said the exact same thing in my comment. Who does that mother think she is kidding. At this rate her son will spend his life behind bars.
I promise she is more worried about her "doctorate" than she is her baby.
I respect all our fave judges, but Judge Middleton is something else. So much empathy and patience, softly spoken but always pushing hard for defendants to get their lives back in order and moving forward. An extraordinary jurist. He has Winnie the Pooh / Bob Ross vibes as well: hearing him deal with everyone's issues is... relaxing, somehow? I also like the way he pronounces "jail." it's a credible threat but he doesn't emphasize it more than he needs to. "If you don't appear again, I'm going to send you to jay-all."
Judge Middleton has the tea on every resident within a 200 mile radius 😂
DV should NEVER be taken off someone’s record. They don’t stop with one victim, and you need to establish a pattern of behavior in order to correctly do a threat assessment.
Why would you question a person's desire to keep a neat, attractive desk. Judge Boyd sits at her desk all day WHY not have fresh flowers?? And WHY NOT display her beautiful expensive purses. I like it.
@@mojdeh003 I’m confused. I don’t question it. I love it. I love how her flowers always match her purse. I adore that Judge Boyd’s mom gifts her most of her bags, which she proudly displays. I miss my mom.
I'm with you Fleisher? 3 years ago, a co-worker of mine was at a dead stop on the freeway late one night and in a construction zone, after a day trip to a National Park. When an uninsured drunk hit his Van in the rear at 80 mph. His wife, 16 y/o son, and the family dog are DEAD! He is disabled 100% for life, he is now a single parent to a 14 y/o daughter who recovered from her injuries. Since this is very short version. Gone; his beautiful home they designed and built themselves, his 200K a year job, his master's degree is useless, his hobby & passion was astronomy, he had to sell all his scopes and equipment he'd been investing in since childhood. Yes, he had insurance, a lot actually but his medical bills were staggering. I could go on, but you get the picture right? Did I mention the deadbeat is no longer with us and left his own family destitute? When these clowns go uninsured my blood pressure is unsafe. That poor guy has been living a nightmare for years now. Thanks to guy whose choice was to be irresponsible. 😡
I love Judge Middleton so much!! He knows EVERYONE.....and their mother.☺️🤣
Judge Fleshier is from Houston that's just how it is here
I always thought girls named Diamond or Sapphire worked on poles. I guess this one is skipping right past that and going to jail.
Each time the camera gets back to the billionaire, it seems as if his lawyer slit a bit farther away from him 😂😂
Let the hearing keep going and he will land on the prosecutor's lap 😅
7:14 less work on a Doctorate...more control and supervision for that kid. He's 100% going to end up in prison or dead or both. Look at how little he is, and realize how brutal and tough prison is.
That's right Judge, suggest he get on SSI so we can support him, INSTEAD OF GETTING A JOB at Wal-Mart.
Sounds like he needs it. He asked if he had applied for social security DISABILITY, not if he'd applied for SSI. There is a big difference in the two. Disability pays you a certain dollar amount monthly, based on your highest earning three years. It doesn't seem like he'd been able to hold a job down for 3 years in his life, so he would be ineligible for it.
SSI is supplemental security income. With it you get a small check ($827/mo for a single adult not working with no unemployment income) and you get Medicaid. Sometimes food stamps depending on your situation. You have to be poor to get it, unable to work or find gainful employment. Both SSI and SSD deny you at least the first two times you apply in every circumstance. They want to know if you really need it, and if you keep applying, you probably do. Of course they know how much you make and if you're working, so he wouldn't cheat the system.
Average wait time for either one is around 2-3 years from the date you apply. Not as easy as you'd think. He might possibly be able to get a job, but would he be able to hold one down is anyone's guess. He seems off his rocker in a lot of areas. Honestly, if you were a business owner, would you hire him? Why should Walmart?
You stated that Judge FLEISCHER was,"PANDERING" by stating to the MOTHER OF AN AFRICAN -AMERICAN MALE,"THERE ARE ALREADY TOO MANY PEOPLE OF COLOR IN JAIL!" THAT'S NOT "PANDERING" THAT'S A FACT!! I have been binge watching your videos FOR DAYS and found them interesting. I've not AGREED with all of your commentary, but it is entertaining and informative, at times. I UNDERSTAND THAT THIS IS YOUR SPACE. I'm just a humble lady with no formal law education. As a PROUD AMERICAN, I LOVE OUR COUNTRY AND RESPECT OUR LAWS & LEGAL SYSTEM ( LEGAL PROCESS). I TAKE PERSONAL OFFENSE TO YOUR "CHUCKLES" AND SEEMINGLY DISREGARD TO THE OVERABUNDANCE OF PEOPLE OF COLOR IN JAIL! I respect that you have been in your profession for years and may have become jaded. I REALLY LIKE, APPRECIATE & RESPECT YOUR HARD WORK! I felt a palpable ache in my heart because our system ISN'T PERFECT! WE'RE ALL A WORK IN PROGRESS!❤
“Holy moly mother!” I love him sometimes 😂
If Mr Brown’s lawyer sat any further away from his client he’d be on the prosecutors side.
When Judge Middleton asks where you got your height and you don't know he's joking, you might want to ask your mom.
Judge Middleton certainly had his finger on the pulse of the community
De-Nile is more than a river in Egypt; it is a mother in court.
They're about to go to war over the Nile.
Amen
The quote is "de Nile is not just a river in Africa."
@@Lorib19592r/whooosh
@@Lorib19592the op has expanded that quote to include the circumstance of a mother in the court system supporting her child 🤦🏻♀️
I would bet Judge B gets her swanky bags on consignment. She’s too savvy to waste money like that. She knows how hard she worked to get where she is.
She said in an interview a few months ago that her mom buys all of her purses.
@@tk1999da that is so sweet, no wonder she prominently displays them💜
one would hope. I've never seen the same one twice. better save some $$$ for retirement.
Judge Fleischer was all sombre today, with dark gray suit and black shirt, not his usual colorful self.
"I don't think that is, uh... True..." 🤣🤣🤣
"The more convictions you get, the less money you make."
Tell that to frauditors who seem to be getting rich off of being career criminals. I'm pissed at that.
I don’t think it’s pandering. It’s pointing out to them (black and brown) that the odds are stacked against them and they need to walk straight. I do like that he dismisses the cases of walking or driving while black.
He is SO smooth though! The names and plans come out so naturally…😬
The elected public defender of the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit Court in Florida is named diamond
In the second case, the woman should have pleaded the 5th instead of lying.
It is normal not to want to snitch her obvious drug dealers.
There is a BBC Journalist called Jonny Dymond, with a name like that you'd assume he was destined to either be a Vegas gambler or a character cut from Guy's and Dolls though he did get fired for having pot in an airport.
Haha BBC
"you the right ... blah blah blah and to remain silent.... you need to speak up" 16:40 lol That one is kinda funny since she does have to ask her if she knows she has the right to remain silent, but seems she started exercising that right a little early lol. Was just funny to hear "you need to speak up" after "remain silent" lol
4:02 I think someone said it's not his fault and he might have tourette's.
My mom used to work at the reception desk of an urgent care. She said one time this patient came in and was swearing at her. She got really offended and a doctor in the back heard what was happening and ran to the desk to let my mom know the patient had tourettes and couldn't help it. Once my mom knew what was going on she calmed down. That was just the first time she had encountered him.
She said as she got to know him better every time he came in to be seen, he actually was a really nice and kind person. Poor guy just had really bad tourette's
@@jackie_O341 That’s what I thought the third time it came out of his mouth. If he does have Tourette’s it seems that someone should have figured that out beforehand and told the attorney and judge.
General info. I just adopted a new mantra for SovCits: "Don't believe everything you think." LOL
He needs to run for president 😅😅
Middleton just wants to help people and do the right thing, Fleischer wants youtubetime..
@LawTalkWithMike 10:45 in the video give or take. Judge Fleischer made a comment about enough black and brown people in jail or prison. I know it was a harsh thing to say but as a black or brown person I was not offended. I have seen this judge toss a case sighting the defendant was walking while black. Defendant was charged Jay walking w/pos of pot. BTW Mike, I'm a big fan and love your channel
Why would it be offensive to black or brown people? The way it's offensive is that it sounds like it's perfectly fine to have non-black/brown people in jail, that the only thing we should be concerned about is black/brown. He's notorious for making racially biased statements in FAVOR of black/brown people, not against. He ran for judge based upon 'more visibility of Latino judges'. Fleisher is racially biased... it just happens to be in your favor. So, um, of course it wouldn't offend you.
Mike just gets his panties in a bunch if anyone even hints at the idea that the BLM movement has a valid point. Judge Simpson has made nearly identical comments to the ones you mention and tossed a "driving while black" case for "improper lane use" and the kid had just pulled off the highway because he got a flat tire.
Mike, like many Republicans, wants to believe that merely acknowledging, discussing, or mentioning BLM, CRT, or Historical Trauma is ridiculous because to him, DEI is a bigger issues than racism and discrimination. Just mentioning or acknowledging that darker skin people (or women) could be getting unfair treatment is playing a race card or getting something extra based on unwarranted sympathy or that just giving sympathy is the same as excusing if not encouraging bad behavior.
Mike is aware of his biases but he discounts any concerns about his blind spots as "woke" or invalid.
I still like him anyway.
Fleischer's entertaining, he's odd, he likes to talk tough, he loves to appear objective & socially conscious - but his sentencing is weak. He'd rather put a recidivist back on the street with one of this cathartic lectures & zingers, than to lock them up where they belong. Don't worry, Fleischer, we'll build more prisons. You're right about that guy too - I see a lot of that, guys walking defiantly through traffic as though they've got a portable crosswalk - that is jaywalking, it can cause accidents, it is illegal. For some dumb reason, so is possession of pot. Now cops know not to enforce jaywalking laws unless they're catching a white guy. Fleischer shared a lot about his preconceptions & how he frames his persona in that one. Want cops to stop caring? Watch what happens. When it gets bad in Fleischer's neighborhood, that's when he'll start caring.
@@NunchucksHabitI completely agree with your j-walking sentiment…if the dude was white he wouldn’t have blinked and would’ve slammed him. After watching quite a few of his cases I agree he is a tough talker, but does very little. He’s a hardcore leftie who cares about being socially “in” and showing off. I think he’s a so so judge.
Why doesn’t the judge ask him if he’s taking his medication? 🤷♀️
I remember the million dollar guy 🤣 soo he thinks there are nut cases in his life.
I'm not sure that Judge Middleton knowing your entire family is such a good thing.
Diamond changing her name to cubic zirconia.
And for our older audience - Diamonds, diamonds and rust
Head tilt is sure sign he thinks this is bs
Do some judges do trials and others do these pre-trial hearings? I don't think I've ever seen Flescher presiding over a trial.
Who doesn’t Middleton know in St Jo county?
I love the judges admonishments. He tells it like is and he's right.
Liberty must be stood up to. People have the right of power of locomotion. No driver's license is required for traveling in a automobile (private property).
@charlesdurham167 Ya go with that.
😂😂😂😂@@charlesdurham167
That judge is talking to the defendent like she's his mother!! 😂😂😂😂. Just say darn it! 😂
I don’t consider Fleischer a pandering judge. His geological area is predominantly black & brown. It’s his judicial reality
He's not. Mike is just a racist
Oh please MAGA Mike, the judge is fine.
I'm 40 and massive and painful arthritis in my hipjoint and even I don't sound like that when I stand up from a seated position ffs..
Mike with a name like Diamond you are either going to jail OR dancing on a pole. 😂
Momma needs to warn that boy that he is practically an adult, and she is close to cutting him loose. He is probably used to having his mother bail him out, but at some point life is played for keeps.
The guy standing behind the first that case you see with judge David Fleischer, the first scene was really good and his mother too
1:10 This judge is too much to handle. Someone must of told him, “nice work”, and now he has turned into a ham.
I've seen children who were better liers than Diamond. XD
Judge Middleton case with Mr. Brown and an aunt named Ms. Green. Anyone thinks there is also an uncle Redd, a nephew named Mr. Blue, a niece named Ms. Yellow and a grandpa named Mr. Black? The whole crayon box could possibly be represented here! lol!
Someone needs to tell Fleisher that the saying is "straight and narrow", not "straighten arrow".
And furthermore, signing an affidavit with that unethical. Administrator is disaster for yourself and illegal for him to do
Never name her Tiffany either
What scared me about the last one was that he mentioned he had a brother named Jonathan & & Jason. My name is Jayson & I have a brother named Jonathan. Although I’m Caucasian, maybe we can be related so I can get in on the billion dollar home & all that money that Grandma has laying around. 💵💸💰
First case, while it sounds pretty serious and he really needs this reality check, if they hired a lawyer before hand, likely they would have disputed the "marijuana residue" on the floor of the car, if impossible to prove, the scent of marijuana can't be proven, and can win a probable cause hearing and have the other evidence found dismissed. I know because I had a possession charge for another substance when I was younger, and wound up consenting after they said they would search anyway due to small of cannabis, though I did not have cannabis. My lawyer said if I hadn't consented, and they searched based off smell of marijuana as probable cause, he could have gotten the probable cause overturned - since the only way to prove a smell is by finding something that would provably cause the smell. It is very common for police to make finding traces of weed, because they know a judge would dismiss it due to lack of probable cause if they find nothing. Sounds like mom wanted him to learn his lesson, and also sounds like the judge wants the drug test done because if he tests positive I'm sure he'll say that the findings if he came back with a lawyer who disputed the "residue" in the vehicle which very well may not have existed(though typically they really would need to lab test the alleged residue, and if just residue, they might not have a physical sample of it).
Too bad I had to work. I would have enjoyed the live chat for sure!
The billionaire..He doesn't want probation..???.when is it up to him? Most defendants don't want it either..
Diamond=carbon gas in solid form
Fart=solid food in gas form
I feel sure this lil princess will be back soon! Just sayin!😂😂😂
This judge gives me the vibe that he is auditioning to get his own TV show.
Where the hell is his robe?
He didn't tell anybody that he's gonna put their bail so high they were gonna flip. bummer dude
He says it but he's a liar. The only opportunity he's ever had in his entire life to be a tough guy and he still can't do it. Just a weak spineless little man with a polka dot bow tie.
This judge is not going to last long, he is out of his mind
What was the racial profiling in the case with the kid and his mum? That a black woman may not have money for a solicitor?
This person needs a lot of help. I don't understand why the judge doesn't hold him for mental assessment. They may be able to get a social worker to help him apply for SSDI.
When you said the billionaire was back, I thought you were talking about the sovereign citizen who claimed we are all billionaires because we are shareholders in the US government.
He was supposed to have been assessed before this hearing. Didn’t you hear Judge,? The person was moving or something and he was disappointed
@@jolofreebird3475 I didn't understand a lot of what was happening. It felt like a conversation between two aliens.
@31:35 I laughed out loud involuntarily. I'm not typically a literally LOL kind of guy, well played.
10:58 That bugs me too, about this judge. He once dismissed a case before him, stating, “walking while black.”
I really like this judge snd who cares if it bugs you he’s telling the truth dude.. I see you like to keep
The lies going
I’m embarrassed for you
You read my mind, inverse relationship, not adverse relationship. Also, my first impression was the same with the racial comment, pandering, though I think he was trying to be personable for the sake of the fact the defendant is young. He is bucking the system, and judge is trying to be like "hey man, I am the system, and I totally get it, be on our side and follow the law we don't want bad things for you". Also, I noticed he worded it as "I'll pay for your lawyer if you want" to the mother, I think he was assuming the mother may not have much money and wanted to add some dignity to the option of public defender by making it sound more like he was going to help them specifically so the kid thought he was getting a better lawyer and the mom could not come out of her pocket for a professional lawyer(also, I think he already knows what sentencing guidelines he's going to follow, so giving the hint, don't bother with paying extra for a lawyer since it won't make a difference either way). I do think he wanted to get through the kid and really didn't want him to keep getting in trouble, that judge does care. Though definitely pandering(almost trying to be fatherly with the mother and child IMO, to some may even be condescending, though may be kind since maybe that is the issue idk), though I think it was more so the kid listens, as the kid may have a complex about race and the justice system, the judge is really trying to make it clear like "hey for real we aren't going to treat you unfair and you don't have to be in and out of jail ongoing because you're black, but really just don't keep getting in trouble" type thing.
The first guy's haircut isn't some unfortunate accident its an actual hairstyle called the "Edgar" and wildly popular in some circles.
So, where is Elvis, and how is he doing?
The kids trolling around with illegal firearms and drugs don’t care about the judges graph illustration. They make quick cash in enormous amounts. What he’s learned from his hard working mother is that he doesn’t want to work that hard. Fast cash, short life, partying that’s where it’s at for them. They don’t care about doing things the right way.
Admit him for an evaluation
“…it is full of dead bodies”. Because it is now a funeral parlor? Could be. Where I grew up there were many former single family homes that were funeral parlors. Just say’n.
I'm glad to see that others don't approve of his pandering, but he is elected and he is blue. I love the guy, he is fun to watch, and he does try to send a message, but the black and brown comment always gets to me. The way to reduce the number of black and brown people in prison is for the individuals who are convicted to stop committing crimes.
I cant believe they pull people over for speeding in houston. When i drove in Houston, id be going 20mph over the 60mph limit, and people would blow by me honking like i was doing 40mph on the interstate