@Heathen.Deity, if it’s what I’m thinking of, it was a landlord/tenet dispute. He kept saying he wanted to make a record because he didn’t get judgement. OldSquishyGardener video from 2weeks ago, sorry don’t know how to share link.
Though I agree that there are yes or no answers to questions, there are questions that absolutely cannot be answered yes or no. Example: "Yes or no, do you enjoy beating your spouse?". For a person that never was abusive, it cannot be yes or no.
It's a wonder he didn't get slapped with a contempt charge, and I think he came within a hair's breadth of being charged with contempt. He needs to be brought under judicial review (or whatever it's called) to see if he should be disbarred for being so argumentative.
That is one of the things that drives me nuts when a judge allows yes/no. I would absolutely refuse to answer if the truthful answer isn't yes/no. The whole truth may not always be yes/no.
This lawyer has been argumentative in more than one video. He gets frustrated in court when things don't follow his plan. He's not good at thinking on his feet.
Basically, the first lawyer opened the door, and she was allowed to step through. It reminds me of the case of the guy who drove through the parade. They weren’t gonna mention the guy being a child molester but when he opened the door, the prosecutor was fully justified in stepping through the door in speaking about it later.
And boy did he. The prosecutor not only stepped thru the door he literally kicked that child molester situation door completely down. It was a mic dropping moment. 😮
Good ole’ Darrell Brooks and his attorney, NOT Darrell Brooks. Legend has it that he was such a bad lawyer, he got both himself and his client a life sentence.
He was right in regards to what his underlying issue was. In the full video, he asks questions of the witness which only need a yes / no / i dont know answer, and the guy goes on for minutes talking abut completely tangental topics, with the judge letting him go. Bruh, he asked if this was a copy of the letter you stuck on her door, not what your inner monolog was when your spouse asked you to write a letter to her employer.
Mike you're awesome. I watched this through already on another channel. As annoying and out of line the defense attny obviously is I still found myself thinking what is the legal answer. When this attorney says something he acts like the judge doesn't know his job and he just can't believe his rulings and also schools the judge like he's improper. All this to say that I needed all the legal answers you provided here to decide he's a bigger D than I thought an attorney could be without being held in contempt. Anyway, thanks for your legal expertise!
To your point, the attorney seems like a complete control freak. Is it because if anything goes another way it just completely throws him off of his game. Something seems wrong with this man!
@@claymiller2812what's that have to do with anything? I'm an RN. If I'm putting in an IV and I have to stab my patient 32x to get the IV and all my coworkers hate me, does the "win" of getting the IV matter?
Judge Middleton just came back from his short vacation! His short morning session was just laid back, defendant didn't show up, so it was relatively easy peasy.🙂
@@Gr_ywind I don’t know why you’ve written multiple comments stating that he needs to rephrase his questions. He merely heeds to ask the same questions he had planned, but simply allow the responder to answer however they want to, and the judge will cut the witness off if he goes off on a unrelated tangent.
He's acting like he's the judge and can make the decisions of the court. He needs to stay in his lane. The judge shouldn't have to explain it over and over. Twice should be the limit, then contempt.
One of the reasons I like when attorneys do these clips as crazy as it seems. I've seen before where the attorney asks for yes or no, without a problem. It's good to know it's a judges discretion on such things. Most of us barely know how to conduct ourselves in court much less when we would be being essentially bullied by an attorney.
Law Talk With Mike is both entertaining and educational. Thank you so much for teaching an old man about our court system and how it works. Hope things are well in your undisclosed location!
Wonder what it's like to meet this attorney on the street? ATTY :"How are you today? Yes or no?" "But I can't answer the question like that" ATTY :"Oh, you're HANDCUFFING me here!!"
Oh yeah! I'm glad you pulled this. I (not a lawyer) thought the lawyer was way out of line and speaking gobbledygook. I kind of Like THAT the judge restricted the lawyer from demanding YES or NO. ha ha.
What's wild is that I understand that statements made in an opening can be addressed/refuted, then it's surreal that this attorney is this clueless. That he continues in the face of a very clear explanation goes in the record books. Mind blown. (Perhaps his colleagues will set him straight.) This popped up on my feed, btw - and it's fascinating.
So I know when you are in a courtroom it's the judges house, judges rules. But what can an attorney do besides appeal, if you believe that a judge is not behaving professionally? Is there a separate committee or panel that you can appeal to?
Attorney Hill is dealing with issues. Maybe he's burnt out or is just frustrated with the rulings. I don't know. But he really needs to take some time off or even think about retiring from practicing law.
So glad you covered this one! When I saw it on Megs Crime Watch, I was completely thinking “hmm I wonder what Mike would say about this guy, is he right even though out of line?!”
If that was my lawyer, I would interject the conversation and request that this be adjourned because I demand another attorney. Id say my opportunity for a fair hearing is being squandered.
Good afternoon from the UK 😊🇬🇧. This reminds me of my 12yr old Grandson after being told whats what by his Mum but still won't have it & argues regardless.😂
I got pulled over this morning with driving on a suspended license, totally stupid & my fault only, so scared of going to court. Anyways…And my eyes are bugged out watching this attorney go off like this, idk how citizens go off let alone attorneys. Poor judge. Did this particular attorney apply to the “DarrellA Brooks Jr Law School”? Just seeing some similarities…
I know most have seen the famous, “you can’t handle the truth” movie. 2:22 Mike was saying how this particular attorney couldn’t take the rulings, and the part where Demi Moore stood up and said, “I strongly object” flashed in my brain. You strongly object, Mr. Lawyer man? Yea, it didn’t work for Demi, and sure as heck, not going to work for you.
How HARD is it to JUST not end the question with> “… YES OR NO”?!? I would NOT want this lawyer to represent me. * not that I would need an attorney, just saying. 😂 ✌️💙 12:31
Lol oh man… if only Aristotle were alive to behold such a thing- this guy is the exact antithesis of *”reason, free from passion”* ! My DUDE!!! With what you’re trying (quite blatantly👀) to do, it’s not the *court* keeping you from doing what you want to do, it’s the damn *law* !!!
This was a great post Mike & your comments were your usual sensational. You really were absolutely great today & it's no wonder we all respect & admire you as much as we do.
Wow, this lawyer is an idiot. He must never spend any real time in court. The lawyer is so demanding and is so contemptuous. If the judge doesn't drop the hammer on this lawyer...he really should, and save his client from their own attorney. Someone call a wambulance for this attorney. 😅
So.... what was going on is the defense attorney felt he could just say anything he wanted as long as he did it in opening?? Seems that would be a crazy free for all.
This attorney may be pro bono but it seems like his client isn’t getting their money’s worth.
True ! I looked up her history and this isn't the first case involving her animals. And she works for the police department? Not good......
Attorney Hill needed to hear the word 'No' more often when he was growing up
@Peter : AMEN 👏 he wore his Mom down u tol she gave in, thus enabling his bratty, selfish behavior
I've seen this attorney melt down in someone else's courtroom recently, too! He's a petulant child.
Send Mike the clip if you can, please. I would love to see it. Thanks
Is this the one who went off in Judge Simpson’s court?
@@michaelk5206oh Hell, I’d love to see someone try this with Judge Ced.
@Heathen.Deity, if it’s what I’m thinking of, it was a landlord/tenet dispute. He kept saying he wanted to make a record because he didn’t get judgement. OldSquishyGardener video from 2weeks ago, sorry don’t know how to share link.
"I can't proceed"
😂
Homie opened the door and then didn't like what stepped through
He has practiced for oooooo....18 years... I practiced in 36th District Ct for 40 years...I never saw an attorney this bad.
I'm SHOCKED that this guy thinks he has the right to do this.
The judge should just tell this clown to start writing checks for contempt.
Is there a contempt subscription this lawyer can sign up for? Or an escrow acct he can pay into for when (not if) he needs it? 😂
I would love to see Attorney Hill trying this with Judge Bryant! He would be held in contempt immediately.
Judge Boyd for sure.
Lol no need to do that with judge byrant. She is amazing.
Bryant, Boyd or Steven's.
How did he make it through 18 years as a lawyer and not be able to handle this?
Doing case pro-bono. He might be use to doing more paper filing based law.
Many attorneys practice without ever going to trial. This fool may be one if them. Time for a rule if evidence refresher.
Though I agree that there are yes or no answers to questions, there are questions that absolutely cannot be answered yes or no. Example: "Yes or no, do you enjoy beating your spouse?". For a person that never was abusive, it cannot be yes or no.
This attorneys' level of anxiety makes me crave a Xanax!!!
Sounds like he’s late for his morning whisky! Or at least that’s how he’s acting….😬
@@AlaFrigginBamadefinitely one of his meds not working or working too well
It's a wonder he didn't get slapped with a contempt charge, and I think he came within a hair's breadth of being charged with contempt. He needs to be brought under judicial review (or whatever it's called) to see if he should be disbarred for being so argumentative.
That is one of the things that drives me nuts when a judge allows yes/no. I would absolutely refuse to answer if the truthful answer isn't yes/no. The whole truth may not always be yes/no.
Yikes. Give the lawyer a bottle and a burping. He's cranky as a baby.
Oh, he's also gonna need his binky & his blankie, for sure lol 😂😂
@@ashleyw6160 He's thrown them out of his sleepy crib for the tenth time, though.
Apart from the rights or wrongs he was very disrespectful 😮 cringe
This lawyer has been argumentative in more than one video. He gets frustrated in court when things don't follow his plan. He's not good at thinking on his feet.
Oooooo do tell. Is there a playlist for LTWM?
He won't be a lawyer much longer if he keeps backtalking judges like this.
This isn’t the lawyer that didn’t show up for his client and his client expected to be let out and ended up serving 3 months?
Please send more videos so we see
Yeh, like the court is going to go against the law to keep him happy!
Darn, it's before 9AM on a Monday morning, and I have learned stuff. Thank Mike 😊
Hugs the pups from us.
Totally accidentally !lol
Basically, the first lawyer opened the door, and she was allowed to step through. It reminds me of the case of the guy who drove through the parade. They weren’t gonna mention the guy being a child molester but when he opened the door, the prosecutor was fully justified in stepping through the door in speaking about it later.
And boy did he. The prosecutor not only stepped thru the door he literally kicked that child molester situation door completely down. It was a mic dropping moment. 😮
Good ole’ Darrell Brooks and his attorney, NOT Darrell Brooks. Legend has it that he was such a bad lawyer, he got both himself and his client a life sentence.
So he's openly admitting to the court and fortunately enough us, that he doesn't know how to rephrase a question.. What a monumental bellend. 🤡
He was right in regards to what his underlying issue was. In the full video, he asks questions of the witness which only need a yes / no / i dont know answer, and the guy goes on for minutes talking abut completely tangental topics, with the judge letting him go. Bruh, he asked if this was a copy of the letter you stuck on her door, not what your inner monolog was when your spouse asked you to write a letter to her employer.
If the witness went on and on he could have objected and’s asked the judge to tell the witness to answer the question.
Mike you're awesome. I watched this through already on another channel. As annoying and out of line the defense attny obviously is I still found myself thinking what is the legal answer. When this attorney says something he acts like the judge doesn't know his job and he just can't believe his rulings and also schools the judge like he's improper. All this to say that I needed all the legal answers you provided here to decide he's a bigger D than I thought an attorney could be without being held in contempt. Anyway, thanks for your legal expertise!
To your point, the attorney seems like a complete control freak. Is it because if anything goes another way it just completely throws him off of his game. Something seems wrong with this man!
@@sharisscrappyshares He could be somewhere on the autism spectrum but unlike Extraordinary Attorney Woo he lacks the skills?
Non lawyers even know you don’t argue with the judge in your case.
I can’t believe he’s sitting there arguing with the judge back and forth like a child. 😅
I am happy to agree that, in saying that he can't proceed, Mr. Hill committed malpractice.
He should’ve been held in contempt of court. He’s so disrespectful towards the judge. 😡
This lawyer does not know when to accept his losses and move on. I have rarely seen a lawyer argue to this extent.
Except he won…?
He actually won the trial if you watch the whole video
@@claymiller2812what's that have to do with anything? I'm an RN. If I'm putting in an IV and I have to stab my patient 32x to get the IV and all my coworkers hate me, does the "win" of getting the IV matter?
wonder what profession he’ll pursue after a few more rounds of this behavior …
seen him throw a tantrum before 😮
He’ll become a Sovereign Citizen
@@sassyfootnote 🤣🤣🤣
I kinda feel like he has used car salesman vibes, lmao 🤣😂🤣
@@ashleyw6160 that’s very possible 😆
I have wondered for years how a lawyer/judge can force a witness to not follow their oath to give the "whole truth".
Are you being held hostage? Undisclosed? Or just none of our business 😂❤
Judge Middleton just came back from his short vacation! His short morning session was just laid back, defendant didn't show up, so it was relatively easy peasy.🙂
😳 this is nuts! How does he still have a license when he argues with the judges!
I am FLABBERGASTED that he was allowed to speak to a judge that way! Completely disrespectful and unprofessional.
I love this judge. I've always hated it when lawyers demand a "yes or no" answer.
That's what you get when a lawyer is pro bono!!!! This clip explains so much!!! Thank Mike 💕
Good law firms do a certain amount of pro bono work. I wonder if THIS guy is doing it because he CAN’T get paid work.
Also judges "handcuff" lawyers constantly
Attorney Hill is behaving like a petulant child. You're in the Judge's house and the judge has told you and explained his rules.
You would think the lawyer would have done research on how This judge runs his courtroom
Or passed elementary school so he'd know how to rephrase a question. It's not rocket science.
@@Gr_ywind
I don’t know why you’ve written multiple comments stating that he needs to rephrase his questions. He merely heeds to ask the same questions he had planned, but simply allow the responder to answer however they want to, and the judge will cut the witness off if he goes off on a unrelated tangent.
The judge should find him in contempt... privilege makes him think that he can behave like that towards a judge.
He's acting like he's the judge and can make the decisions of the court. He needs to stay in his lane. The judge shouldn't have to explain it over and over. Twice should be the limit, then contempt.
He has a big head and I hope he isn’t married, if he is I fear for his wife.
@@marysmith-xo7rtwhat a ridiculous comment
Good morning from Calgary. I cannot believe this lawyer’s outrageous behaviour. Listen to the judge, man!
Verbally headbutting the judge is always a winner 😂😂😂🤪🤣🤣🤣🙈🍺🍺🍺
One of the reasons I like when attorneys do these clips as crazy as it seems. I've seen before where the attorney asks for yes or no, without a problem. It's good to know it's a judges discretion on such things. Most of us barely know how to conduct ourselves in court much less when we would be being essentially bullied by an attorney.
Attorney opening statements are binding on their own client. It’s not testimony but is still binding.
Law Talk With Mike is both entertaining and educational. Thank you so much for teaching an old man about our court system and how it works. Hope things are well in your undisclosed location!
This lawyer looks familiar. If my memory serves me right, he was arguing with the judge when he didn't get his way. He may deserve his own list.
I hear that a lot, "That's a yes or no answer" they will not let them say anything else.
you know Mike is dedicated when he still uploads a video while being held hostage in an undisclosed location
Someone must have made fun of that combover at starbucks. He's raging
I've never seen it asked that way. It's always the way Mike said it.
Did this guy go to the same law school like the sovcits? 😂
Wonder what it's like to meet this attorney on the street?
ATTY :"How are you today? Yes or no?"
"But I can't answer the question like that"
ATTY :"Oh, you're HANDCUFFING me here!!"
Oh yeah! I'm glad you pulled this. I (not a lawyer) thought the lawyer was way out of line and speaking gobbledygook. I kind of Like THAT the judge restricted the lawyer from demanding YES or NO. ha ha.
What's wild is that I understand that statements made in an opening can be addressed/refuted, then it's surreal that this attorney is this clueless. That he continues in the face of a very clear explanation goes in the record books. Mind blown. (Perhaps his colleagues will set him straight.)
This popped up on my feed, btw - and it's fascinating.
It's YOUR job as an attorney to cleverly ask a question in a way to hopefully get the response that you want!!
Does he think that being told not to tack "yes or no" onto the end of his question fundamentally changes things?
Not arguably, he’s clearly in contempt
Sounds like that lawyer's key arguments rested on weasely yes and no questions
I'm so happy this isn't my atty.
Why doesnt this employee of the police department do something crazy like PAY HER TICKETS!🤨
I know. Talk about hypocrites!
So I know when you are in a courtroom it's the judges house, judges rules. But what can an attorney do besides appeal, if you believe that a judge is not behaving professionally? Is there a separate committee or panel that you can appeal to?
Let’s hold him in contempt and see if he straightens up and flys right. My mom said that all the time. God rest her soul
I’ve never seen an attorney do that before. He clearly has issues and it isn’t the judge or his adverse ruling. 😂
7:48
Pissy attorney “Judge, you just handcuffed me”
Judge: *thinking ‘oh I’m gonna alright!’
OK now that you are handcuffed, off to jail with you for contempt!
Attorney Hill is dealing with issues. Maybe he's burnt out or is just frustrated with the rulings. I don't know. But he really needs to take some time off or even think about retiring from practicing law.
In my 21 years of practice, I can’t believe what I just saw.
Great explanation Mike.
That was really great. When I saw the judge I was expecting a SovCitiot, but a lawyer with the demeanor of one works.
So glad you covered this one! When I saw it on Megs Crime Watch, I was completely thinking “hmm I wonder what Mike would say about this guy, is he right even though out of line?!”
We're dying to know this "undisclosed location"! If it's Vegas I'll be disappointed we didn't get to meet up for drinks 😂
If that was my lawyer, I would interject the conversation and request that this be adjourned because I demand another attorney. Id say my opportunity for a fair hearing is being squandered.
Thank you for doing this one! I saw it on another channel and said LTWM needs to see this one. And I found out I was wrong.
Wait how does this end? Does the court adjourned ? Does the attorney gets in trouble?
I had the same question. Mike got too distracted by his smoking hot Cuban Wife and forgot to include the ending!
This lawyer is acting like a child!!! Your a lawyer!!! Respect the judge.... Give respect to get it... He is unbelievable!!!!😮
That attorney is so incredibly childish. It amazes me he has been in practice for so many years.🙄
Good afternoon from the UK 😊🇬🇧.
This reminds me of my 12yr old Grandson after being told whats what by his Mum but still won't have it & argues regardless.😂
I was thinking closer to a 5 YO 😂
Making the Holiday Inn Express look like a Rennaissance when you walk in ;)
Wow. That attorney is so unprofessional.
I got pulled over this morning with driving on a suspended license, totally stupid & my fault only, so scared of going to court. Anyways…And my eyes are bugged out watching this attorney go off like this, idk how citizens go off let alone attorneys. Poor judge. Did this particular attorney apply to the “DarrellA Brooks Jr Law School”? Just seeing some similarities…
I find It hard to imagine this lawyer ever winning a case.
I have been eagerly awaiting your take on this one. So much so I put myself through listening to this attorney throw a hissy fit again.
I was coming here to say that I was sure I've seen this attorney have similar tantrums before, but the comment section has confirmed this 🤦♀️
I know most have seen the famous, “you can’t handle the truth” movie.
2:22 Mike was saying how this particular attorney couldn’t take the rulings, and the part where Demi Moore stood up and said, “I strongly object” flashed in my brain.
You strongly object, Mr. Lawyer man? Yea, it didn’t work for Demi, and sure as heck, not going to work for you.
How HARD is it to JUST not end the question with> “… YES OR NO”?!? I would NOT want this lawyer to represent me. * not that I would need an attorney, just saying. 😂 ✌️💙 12:31
This atty should have waited until AFTER the appearance before he did his blow!
Was that housekeeping knocking on Mike's Door or a "date"?? 10:37
Yeah @Law Talk With Mike I caught that s*it! 🤣🤣🤣
"Completely by accident, you may learn something" Thank you.
Love the cover shot with you and the dogs.
I get the feeling this is how Rekieta behaves in court lol
Mike, I love your insight and take on things. Thanks for doing these for us! You are without doubt the best!!
I agree with Mike and the Judge. I thought lawyers only asked questions that they knew how they where going to answer.
Lol oh man… if only Aristotle were alive to behold such a thing- this guy is the exact antithesis of
*”reason, free from passion”* !
My DUDE!!! With what you’re trying (quite blatantly👀) to do, it’s not the *court* keeping you from doing what you want to do, it’s the damn *law* !!!
This was a great post Mike & your comments were your usual sensational.
You really were absolutely great today & it's no wonder we all respect & admire you as much as we do.
Isn’t this lawyer crazy?!?!? Omg!
Wow, this lawyer is an idiot. He must never spend any real time in court. The lawyer is so demanding and is so contemptuous. If the judge doesn't drop the hammer on this lawyer...he really should, and save his client from their own attorney. Someone call a wambulance for this attorney. 😅
Sounds like someone needs a nap!😂
Judge sounds out of line. He needs to allow the attorneys to do their job. Let the other lawyer fight her own argument.
Sigh...I learned something.
I learned this attorney is a large toddler who throws a tantrum when he doesn't get to have his way. 😂
I like how you explained the proceedings
LAW NERDS: ASSEMBLE 😎🤓😎
Closure? We need closure on this hearing.
He seems to do this in every case. At the end of the day though he got 2 of the charges dropped.
So.... what was going on is the defense attorney felt he could just say anything he wanted as long as he did it in opening?? Seems that would be a crazy free for all.
Wow! Can his client sue him for malpractice?
This guy would make a great sovcit guru.