@@biancawilliams748as a physician who has patients with schizophrenia, the defendant does show quite a few red flags for early psychotic symptoms associated with positive symptoms of schizophrenia or schizaffective disorder! Paranoia of neighbours 3:34 is a common precursory behaviour!
100% that was the first thing i thought. As someone who’s witnessed psychosis this all felt very familiar. And she’s on section 8 and welfare, seems she wasn’t stable enough to hold a job, and definitely needs a psychiatric intervention
"What proof do you have that she was stalking you through the ceiling?" is such a weird frickin' question. Definitely not something I thought Judge Judy was ever gonna have to ask anybody.
That's a question that I never imagine I would hear. How does someone stalk a person thru the ceiling? I can understand annoying and disrupting thru the ceiling as in causing unnecessary noise, but stalking, I don't know.
She was building it up to ask her how she could make those claims without proof. Proof in such cases would be something like drilled holes or something that would suggest they're somehow able to see or hear the defendant.
I had a co-worker who told me that she had a neighbor that did the same thing. The walls in apartment buildings are very thin, and he would listen and wait, for her to move from room to room, and than make weird sounds and remarks to make her feel uncomfortable. So this is possible.
@@nicolewright9250 - When I bought my house it was a duplex. Upon closing, I got the keys for the second floor. The first floor tenant who was living there had a pit bull that followed my footsteps from the second floor barking wherever I walked on the second floor. It's totally possible. Strange but true
Situations like this make me more appreciative of my neighbors in my complex. As someone else said in the comments...the defendant needs to get a life. That's JJ asked them if they're home during the day or not. I noticed in my old complex the tenants who were always home during the day caused the most issues. Usually they were up in someone else's business or made things up to complain about.
It’s more than likely the defendant has some mental issues. It seems stupid and unreasonable to us but in her head she actually believes these things are going on 😔
@malibug9889 I hear and understand you on that, but it's sad & tiring that so many others have to suffer, because of that. Mental illness has been the reason and/or sometimes, the excuse, and blame for the cause of harm and destruction to others, even innocent others(such as children). Our country should begin to help with those who are dealing with mental illnesses more, without the expensive costs, so that others do not have to continue to deal with the consequences, fears, damages & heartaches of losing their peace, loved ones, places to live, etc. I completely understand that those with mental illnesses are suffering and need help/patience & understanding, but at some point, such as this situation, it has to be taken care of so that they and others will, eventually, no longer have to suffer.
Well, when you have someone who lives upstairs with their 26 year old daughter and her boyfriend (because the police report stated a man refused to identify himself at the door while the plaintiff was at work) and they constantly make ALL this noise and stomping around it causes you to become crazy. Your home is supposed to be your sanctuary from the world. You wouldn't BELIEVE the absolutely DARK thoughts and ideas I had when these people moved upstairs with their children and were CONSTANTLY making all this noise. It's a miracle I'm not sitting in prison right now
You are correct. You do not have to answer the policeman’s questions. JJ lived a sheltered life and looks down upon many of the people who come to her court.
I disagree south JJ about the man's reasoning for refusing to answer questions when police knocked on the woman's door. It's our right NOT to talk to police unless LEGALLY obligated to do so.
Same. This is why the justice system needs to learn how difficult cultures work. I am a law abiding citizen and I would do the SAME because they will se that I’m BLACK first.
nothing wrong with saying that you dont wish to answer questions, especially if you dont have legal representation, thats a right and appear sto be held against the plaintiff
Depends on if it’s a lawful order, which I don’t believe that would be. And to invoke the 5th amendment you have to say as much. Silence is not assumed to be invoking your right to remain silent. The Supreme Court has ruled on that. I think their decision is goofy.
You can only invoke the 5th amendment if what you say would incriminate you. Stupidly every dummy on earth thinks they’re an attorney and thinks they know what the hell they’re talking about. They don’t! If you have made accusations against someone and she clearly said she made all these accusations w/no evidence and then won’t answer for yourself in court, it absolutely can and will be used against you and you will lose. You can’t go around saying things and calling police on ppl just because you don’t like someone. Thats a crime. You should get your $ back cause your law school didn’t even teach you Amendments 101.
@@ricknielsen6 Correct. If you’re not being accused of a crime or involved in a crime you don’t have to identify yourself to anyone. Answering the door is not a crime. You don’t need to identify yourself.
There's literally a whole show on psycho neighbors battling against other homeowners. If anything, being in a house can make things 10x worse, esp. if there's an HOA.
Maybe her friend refused to identify himself to the police because, last I checked, the police aren't supposed to just randomly show up at your door and start asking questions. If the police show up there's supposed to be probable cause, meaning they already suspect *something,* and if you have no idea if it's a noise complaint or accusations of drug dealing from the crazy lady downstairs, you have every right to exercise your 5th amendment rights.
@@SimpleCivil That depends strongly on the situation and the state. If the police show up for a noise complaint all you have to do is turn off the noise and say "goodbye officer" and they can't do anything else in most cases.
If the police are called on you, in particular, you have to identify yourself. So he did need to. People will generally only refuse if they're big into their rights and probably don't know what the police have the right to do, and/or they have things like warrants for their arrest and think by refusing to identify themselves they'll prevent that from being a problem the police are in a position to act on.
@@VeldrusaraActually that is not true. Anybody can call the police and accuse somebody of being a drug dealer, but that call alone does not give Police probable cause to demand somebody's ID. It's hearsay, just like in a court.
I was laughing when JJ asked her if she was on physical or mental disability. She said physical and I said she should be on mental too. Ol girl hearing things and voices in her head.😂
JJ doesn't have the cultural knowledge sometimes between people and the police especially black/minorities. Hell nah I'm not identifying myself or anybody else here because we ain't doing nothing and why are you here? JJ needs to understand that people arent going to answer police questions like that nor do they have to
People do stalk people through the walls and ceiling, floors they follow them from room to room. They listen to that other person foot steps. Yet this judge judy won't know that because she lives in a home. And don't know how it feels to go through something so traumatized, yet she makes it sounds ridiculous. When in all actuality she's the one ridiculous for miss judging this situation.
You don’t have to identify yourself if you aren’t being suspected of a crime. JJ should understand how POC have been terrorized by cops “just trying to ID someone.”
It's "unreal" that a person with a disability would receive Section 8? What's "unreal" is the number of "Barriga's" for whom the US citizen taxpayer must subsidize rent, food, medical care, and everything else.
That crap does happen ! I had a neighbor who would harrasse me simply because he didn't want someone in a wheelchair living next to him. If we used the bathroom he would come into bathroom and bang on the wall ( our bathrooms shared the same wall ) he would do the same thing in the bedroom. Believe me there are so very crazy and mean people in this world.
Judge Judy has no idea how the average person lives - she is so convinced that her life is the normal, average life and behaviour. Eg. Her belief that no person doing nothing wrong wouldn't just talk to and identify themselves to police, and that no innocent person would refuse. Literally the best advice to the average person is to NEVER TALK TO POLICE
Because you can say something potentially incriminating/give the police information that could harm you or get you in trouble, even if you’re not doing anything wrong
@@millier.206 cops are interested in getting arrests. That’s all they care about. If you talk to them, they very likely will twist your words to make you look guilty
YOU CAN BE FOLLOWED ROOM TO ROOM TRUST ME! Every time I go to my bathroom and I caught them sitting on the stairs next to my bedroom wall, also chair outside pointing towards the driveway or walkway, and door handle being damaged by a big wrench. Living as single women is hell!
@heatherwawro640 my goal is to get home safe. I don't have any problem with identifying who I am and go home instead of jail. 💯🤷🏾♀️See that's what's wrong with society now, people who think like you🤪
@@SunShine-vo8kj Nah, the problem with society is people who think the police always want to help them or do the right thing. I say again, we have RIGHTS FOR A REASON!
This is another prime reason to get a house. I know, I know. They're very expensive in some places, especially in nice or popular areas, but since I left the city and moved to the suburbs, my blood pressure from dealing with neighbors has improved dramatically.
A person living over you, especially if they are very noisy can make you crazy I guess that’s what happened in this case 😂. I had a noisy upstairs neighbor and I moved that’s why I’m still sane😊.
I still haven't solved this, but I had (I think they have moved because it hasn't happened in a while) one apartment who would play music loudly, and I'm guessing their speakers were close to the vents, because the sound came through my vents, straight into my room. It was extremely distressing because I couldn't identify who it was, couldn't match it with any noise in the stairs. I couldnt use that room when it was going on. I do yearn to get a house and not having other people that close.
Hmm & yet she works for a prison as populated & notoriously corrupt as San Quentin & yet she still seems like she should be on the other side of those bars.
My friend just had a case in court about this. They can't approach or pull you over solely to ask for id. However, if you are questioned or pulled over "for cause" you can receive an extra charge for refusing to id yourself. It's super murky.
Why refuse to show ID? No harm done and as someone who was pulled over many times as a kid and given a warning or a ticket I can tell you only an idiot is argumentive with a cop especially if their in the wrong how many times we see vids of idiots going to jail for acting the fool instead being civil
Judge Judy using her usual blinkers to how the other half live. As soon as the Defendant said she was on disability you could feel Judge Judy's attitude change.
Body language 101. When a person consistently sucks in there lips like she is, when giving a statement, they are having a stress reaction to lying, and are unconsciously trying to to prevent their lie from appearing in their facial expressions.
What's your point? Both of these women are (or were) gainfully employed, productive members of society. Police are not scared enough to stop taking jobs in either area. Nice try though.
I actually had a neighbor harassing me to the point of getting a Restraining Order and Anti-Harassment but she still would not stop. Last court date, she was told to stop or within 6 you will go to jail. This is all true, her living room wall and my bedroom wall were connected. I could hear her, she was hard of hearing and spoke very loudly.
JJ is wrong in this case. If there is no reasonable evidence of you being about to commit a crime, being in the process of committing a crime, or having committed a crime, you have no obligation to identify yourself to a police officer. It's a simple mistake that people make when they are biased towards thinking that police always follow the law. In truth, it is the police that breach the law more often than average person, since they are less likely to get caught on doing it or being punished for doing it.
I swear I think this my old neighbor that came to my house saying I was listening to her through the floor. She was always hitting the floor and complaining to the manager about noise . Never made noise , I'd just be home alone with headphones on but I can tell she was off after like 10 Seconds
Wrong JJ. Unless there is reasonable suspicion of a crime...he does NOT have to identify himself. Unless you want to see him potentially get shot for "resisting".
My brother has tried to get disability for years due to a back injury..he had been denied 3 times and has had to just work and live with the pain..starting to believe he is just the wrong color.😂
I don't think it's odd at all for someone to refuse to identify themselves to the police. Unless the police have reasonable suspicion of a crime being committed (a letter saying there is a strange man in the apartment isn't grounds for suspicion of a crime) it is every citizen's right to refuse to talk to the police.
the plaintiff's voice is beautiful and mellifluous. she's wasting her time working for some crap place, while she should be doing voice-overs for tv or working for the radio
Why is poilce heresay> That should immediately be followed up with " Do you have a police report? I adore Judy, shes the highest paid woman on TV..... I just wish she would retire at this point..... She's RICH ENOUGH.
It’s rough when you have a mentally unstable neighbor. When I was child ours was Ms. Betty. She called the police and told them I (a 7 y.o.) sneaked into her home at night and ate her food. I was actually out of state visiting my grandparents at the time she called. In the past, she had offered me snacks and that’s all I’d ever eaten of hers. She also told the police my mother was entering her apartment by floating through the walls. The police told my mother to avoid Ms. Betty but it’s not possible to get to our door without walking past hers. I won’t go into details but Ms. Betty’s delusions escalated to the point my mom was in danger and had to move out of the apartment hurriedly and in with a family member to get away from her. I remember Ms. Betty’s adult son dying. We had had a good relationship before then. I remember his death because that was my first time going to a wake seeing a dead person. That’s when I think she changed.
Noise complaints coming from the person making the noise? Someone has waaaaayyyyyyy too much time on their hands. That or she needs to find something else to do.
cops are so annoying. “it doesn’t make sense that a friend who came to visit for your birthday didn’t want to identify himself to police who randomly showed up to your door”???? why does that not make sense?
Problem with people like this defendant is a combination of too much free-time and insecurity.
@magicicle Exactly!
My first thoughts immediately...to much free time.
Right.
That’s why she gets section 8 and disability. She doesn’t work and has free time.
She’s probably the one “stalking” from downstairs.
The defendant needs a psych evaluation. Not even saying that as a joke, her behaviour is a form of psychosis. I hope she got the help she needed.
Might be schizophrenia or similar. Looks like she worked at very difficult job before going on disability. Disability benefits may be for MH issues.
Lmao shut up. No she's not
@@biancawilliams748as a physician who has patients with schizophrenia, the defendant does show quite a few red flags for early psychotic symptoms associated with positive symptoms of schizophrenia or schizaffective disorder! Paranoia of neighbours 3:34 is a common precursory behaviour!
100% that was the first thing i thought. As someone who’s witnessed psychosis this all felt very familiar. And she’s on section 8 and welfare, seems she wasn’t stable enough to hold a job, and definitely needs a psychiatric intervention
@@furrycat2825 You are a physician? I doubt that very much. Then again, I am a psychiatrist!
The plaintiff has a lovely voice and cadence, go girl!
Thank you ❤
I agree, she seems like a really lovely woman
The plaintiff work at Mental Hospital, while the defendant work at Prison .... so far so good.
😂😂😂😂 I thought the same thing!!
"What proof do you have that she was stalking you through the ceiling?" is such a weird frickin' question. Definitely not something I thought Judge Judy was ever gonna have to ask anybody.
Pictures would do
That's a question that I never imagine I would hear. How does someone stalk a person thru the ceiling? I can understand annoying and disrupting thru the ceiling as in causing unnecessary noise, but stalking, I don't know.
She was building it up to ask her how she could make those claims without proof. Proof in such cases would be something like drilled holes or something that would suggest they're somehow able to see or hear the defendant.
I had a co-worker who told me that she had a neighbor that did the same thing. The walls in apartment buildings are very thin, and he would listen and wait, for her to move from room to room, and than make weird sounds and remarks to make her feel uncomfortable. So this is possible.
@@nicolewright9250 - When I bought my house it was a duplex.
Upon closing, I got the keys for the second floor.
The first floor tenant who was living there had a pit bull that followed my footsteps from the second floor barking wherever I walked on the second floor.
It's totally possible.
Strange but true
Voiceover: "or is she the victim of an over active imagination". Good shit!
Defendant needs to get a LIFE and mind her business. Also, needs to seek mental help.
I agree!! And she need to move
Totally agree. Maybe mental health is her disability.
And go on a diet
@@biff5856take it easy ..
@@biff5856 how original!
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Stalking through the ceiling? Sounds like something my sleep paralysis demon would make up.
😅🤣👍
That’s demon is a water demon Incubus and scubas VERY NASTY EVIL
I'm so glad my neighbours mind their business 😅
The plaintiff has a 26-year old daughter?!? SHE doesn't look much older than 26!! She's lovely!
She looks 40ish
@@xoangelicaf0523I hope I look that good when I'm forty!
I said same thing....... She looks awesome and such beautiful complexion n skin tone ❤
She looks old gimme a break 🙄🤦🏾♀️🫠 .
We looking at the same video? 👀🤔
Situations like this make me more appreciative of my neighbors in my complex. As someone else said in the comments...the defendant needs to get a life. That's JJ asked them if they're home during the day or not. I noticed in my old complex the tenants who were always home during the day caused the most issues. Usually they were up in someone else's business or made things up to complain about.
Her braids are so neat 😍
It’s more than likely the defendant has some mental issues. It seems stupid and unreasonable to us but in her head she actually believes these things are going on 😔
@malibug9889 I hear and understand you on that, but it's sad & tiring that so many others have to suffer, because of that. Mental illness has been the reason and/or sometimes, the excuse, and blame for the cause of harm and destruction to others, even innocent others(such as children). Our country should begin to help with those who are dealing with mental illnesses more, without the expensive costs, so that others do not have to continue to deal with the consequences, fears, damages & heartaches of losing their peace, loved ones, places to live, etc. I completely understand that those with mental illnesses are suffering and need help/patience & understanding, but at some point, such as this situation, it has to be taken care of so that they and others will, eventually, no longer have to suffer.
@traciemartin3785 Amuuurrrica the great would rather spend monies on war and military than worry about real matters.
Well, when you have someone who lives upstairs with their 26 year old daughter and her boyfriend (because the police report stated a man refused to identify himself at the door while the plaintiff was at work) and they constantly make ALL this noise and stomping around it causes you to become crazy. Your home is supposed to be your sanctuary from the world. You wouldn't BELIEVE the absolutely DARK thoughts and ideas I had when these people moved upstairs with their children and were CONSTANTLY making all this noise. It's a miracle I'm not sitting in prison right now
I’m sure that’s why she’s on disability too. Schizophrenia
I’d say that you’re exactly right !!! It sounds like she may be suffering from delusions etc.
Stalking you through the ceiling! That’s a new one
JJ is quite wrong about answering police questions. A noise complaint is not a criminal matter so there's no reason or need to provide identification.
Yes there is.
You are correct. You do not have to answer the policeman’s questions. JJ lived a sheltered life and looks down upon many of the people who come to her court.
Thank you came to say this ESPECIALLY if your African American
Judge Judy often forgets that everyone is not a rich white lady.
@@pettybettyjay No actually she doesn't.
I disagree south JJ about the man's reasoning for refusing to answer questions when police knocked on the woman's door. It's our right NOT to talk to police unless LEGALLY obligated to do so.
Same. This is why the justice system needs to learn how difficult cultures work. I am a law abiding citizen and I would do the SAME because they will se that I’m BLACK first.
In civil matters invoking the 5th amendment can be used against you. The protection is for criminal cases.
Actually, if they are conducting an investigation you are obligated to identify yourself.
@@MsSpider26 Negative. As a citizen you have a right to refuse.
@@SoulDelSol In criminal or civil matters you have the right to REFUSE identity. That is the argument here.
nothing wrong with saying that you dont wish to answer questions, especially if you dont have legal representation, thats a right and appear sto be held against the plaintiff
Depends on if it’s a lawful order, which I don’t believe that would be.
And to invoke the 5th amendment you have to say as much. Silence is not assumed to be invoking your right to remain silent. The Supreme Court has ruled on that. I think their decision is goofy.
You can only invoke the 5th amendment if what you say would incriminate you. Stupidly every dummy on earth thinks they’re an attorney and thinks they know what the hell they’re talking about. They don’t! If you have made accusations against someone and she clearly said she made all these accusations w/no evidence and then won’t answer for yourself in court, it absolutely can and will be used against you and you will lose. You can’t go around saying things and calling police on ppl just because you don’t like someone. Thats a crime. You should get your $ back cause your law school didn’t even teach you Amendments 101.
You people pretend to know the law. You don’t. You don’t have to answer any questions.
@@ricknielsen6 Correct. If you’re not being accused of a crime or involved in a crime you don’t have to identify yourself to anyone. Answering the door is not a crime. You don’t need to identify yourself.
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There's literally a whole show on psycho neighbors battling against other homeowners. If anything, being in a house can make things 10x worse, esp. if there's an HOA.
Maybe her friend refused to identify himself to the police because, last I checked, the police aren't supposed to just randomly show up at your door and start asking questions. If the police show up there's supposed to be probable cause, meaning they already suspect *something,* and if you have no idea if it's a noise complaint or accusations of drug dealing from the crazy lady downstairs, you have every right to exercise your 5th amendment rights.
I think by law you’re supposed to at least identify yourself. Answering any more questions after that is another story.
@@SimpleCivil That depends strongly on the situation and the state. If the police show up for a noise complaint all you have to do is turn off the noise and say "goodbye officer" and they can't do anything else in most cases.
If the police are called on you, in particular, you have to identify yourself. So he did need to. People will generally only refuse if they're big into their rights and probably don't know what the police have the right to do, and/or they have things like warrants for their arrest and think by refusing to identify themselves they'll prevent that from being a problem the police are in a position to act on.
I agree. I don't think he had to. Then again if he was a home invader I think that's the situation the police push to get answers.
@@VeldrusaraActually that is not true. Anybody can call the police and accuse somebody of being a drug dealer, but that call alone does not give Police probable cause to demand somebody's ID. It's hearsay, just like in a court.
As Reacher would say: “ Assumptions kill”. Who gives u the right to assume someone is a drug dealer when u have to evidence.
The plaintiffs disposition and temperament is very attractive in my opinion.
What a weirdo of a neighbor
The intro was funny as hell 😂😂
I was laughing when JJ asked her if she was on physical or mental disability. She said physical and I said she should be on mental too. Ol girl hearing things and voices in her head.😂
JJ doesn't have the cultural knowledge sometimes between people and the police especially black/minorities. Hell nah I'm not identifying myself or anybody else here because we ain't doing nothing and why are you here? JJ needs to understand that people arent going to answer police questions like that nor do they have to
North American lunch crew where you at? It's evening time here in the UK and glad this episode dropped. One learns something in a JJ episode.😊
Worked w/fruitloops and the other a bully.....who REALLY needs HELP 😂😂😂😂
The defendant should be a patient where the plantiff works
Not identifying yourself to a cop is not suspicious.
In theory
especially if you're a person of colour!
Exactly see how Officers of the Court, trying to make you look bad when you practicing your RIGHTS
The defendant is a nut! She needs a shrink fast! I can't imagine what she did at the prison. I really hope she didn't interact with the inmates.
Your tax dollars hard at work.
People do stalk people through the walls and ceiling, floors they follow them from room to room. They listen to that other person foot steps. Yet this judge judy won't know that because she lives in a home. And don't know how it feels to go through something so traumatized, yet she makes it sounds ridiculous. When in all actuality she's the one ridiculous for miss judging this situation.
You don’t have to identify yourself if you aren’t being suspected of a crime. JJ should understand how POC have been terrorized by cops “just trying to ID someone.”
... true ...
This!!!
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Oh stop with the POC nonsence.
@@marietighe6328 is it nice to be so ignorant?
I watched this case 1000 times never gets old😂😂😂
The defendant is probably traumatized and has ptsd from working at the prison. Or major mental health issues
Disability . Section 8 . Unreal
It's "unreal" that a person with a disability would receive Section 8? What's "unreal" is the number of "Barriga's" for whom the US citizen taxpayer must subsidize rent, food, medical care, and everything else.
Fish lips is back. 😂😂😂😂
Her lips are lipping. 👄
That crap does happen ! I had a neighbor who would harrasse me simply because he didn't want someone in a wheelchair living next to him. If we used the bathroom he would come into bathroom and bang on the wall ( our bathrooms shared the same wall ) he would do the same thing in the bedroom. Believe me there are so very crazy and mean people in this world.
Yep
??? What does it matter to him it’s not like he has to take care of the person in the wheelchair. Wtf
You got that right
@@BlitzoSuck33. He was just nasty like that and he would only mess with women! I don't know what his problem was.
@@andraclark9993His mommy hurt his feelings.
Judge Judy has no idea how the average person lives - she is so convinced that her life is the normal, average life and behaviour.
Eg. Her belief that no person doing nothing wrong wouldn't just talk to and identify themselves to police, and that no innocent person would refuse. Literally the best advice to the average person is to NEVER TALK TO POLICE
Why would you not?
She's human but at the end of the day, knows what she's doing
Because you can say something potentially incriminating/give the police information that could harm you or get you in trouble, even if you’re not doing anything wrong
@@millier.206 cops are interested in getting arrests. That’s all they care about. If you talk to them, they very likely will twist your words to make you look guilty
Nice if you dont have to pay rent
“… which is really true.”
Does that mean everything else you’ve said is not true???
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YOU CAN BE FOLLOWED ROOM TO ROOM TRUST ME! Every time I go to my bathroom and I caught them sitting on the stairs next to my bedroom wall, also chair outside pointing towards the driveway or walkway, and door handle being damaged by a big wrench. Living as single women is hell!
Defendant is nuts and plaintiff was definitely hanging out with pookie 💊
Doubtful
Refusing to identify themselves to the police is common - Does Judy know that?
Most citizens that are innocent and have no warrants won't have a problem with idendifying themselves. Just show your ID and be on your way🤷🏾♀️
@@SunShine-vo8kj We have rights for a reason. NEVER give the police more information than you are required to.
@heatherwawro640 my goal is to get home safe. I don't have any problem with identifying who I am and go home instead of jail. 💯🤷🏾♀️See that's what's wrong with society now, people who think like you🤪
@@SunShine-vo8kj Nah, the problem with society is people who think the police always want to help them or do the right thing. I say again, we have RIGHTS FOR A REASON!
LMFAO !!!! thanks sisters!! 😂😂😂😂
Looooove the plaintiff's hair.
The Defendant looks like she likes mix up and drama and if there isn’t any she will create it , god help prisoners at San Quentin
Can't see part 2 and not upset about it 😂 I just don't want to know anymore about this case.
If it’s just a friend coming over for her birthday why does she have such a worried look on her face 😂
This is another prime reason to get a house. I know, I know. They're very expensive in some places, especially in nice or popular areas, but since I left the city and moved to the suburbs, my blood pressure from dealing with neighbors has improved dramatically.
Someone tried to break in too steal all her Twinkies and Little Debbie cakes 😂
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A person living over you, especially if they are very noisy can make you crazy I guess that’s what happened in this case 😂. I had a noisy upstairs neighbor and I moved that’s why I’m still sane😊.
I still haven't solved this, but I had (I think they have moved because it hasn't happened in a while) one apartment who would play music loudly, and I'm guessing their speakers were close to the vents, because the sound came through my vents, straight into my room. It was extremely distressing because I couldn't identify who it was, couldn't match it with any noise in the stairs. I couldnt use that room when it was going on. I do yearn to get a house and not having other people that close.
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Ok wow going to be an interesting case 🎉 stalking through the ceiling… like how does that even work???
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fun fact for judge judy: you DONT HAVE TO IDENTIFY YOURSELF when interacting with the police. it is not an arresting action. period.
stalking somebody through the ceiling is crazy i dont understand how people can be so weird like that.....cant lie ive done it
Thats why there is such a negative stigma attached to mental illness... the judgemental people in this world. Sad.
It’s the insane intolerable people actually
To date, this is my favourite case! 🤣🤣🤣
Hmm & yet she works for a prison as populated & notoriously corrupt as San Quentin & yet she still seems like she should be on the other side of those bars.
For what? Being nutty? That's not a crime.
the captain to this video is SO FUNNY
Why would she go on tv accusing some notorious drug dealer?! Does she not watch tv? Absolute foolishness.
I'd bet my life the same woman posted on Reddit about her neighbor stalking her via the ceiling. If not it is a massive coincidence.
These chicks are why , WE SAY " THERE GOES THE NEIGHBORHOOD 😂😂😂😂😂
I love the plaintiffs hair .
plaintiff looks miserable, i hope she's ok. Hang in there!
Yup, this is very accurate from the adult side
You don't have to identify yourself if you don't want to. I didn't when my sister got pulled over. WE HAVE RIGHTS JJ
My friend just had a case in court about this. They can't approach or pull you over solely to ask for id. However, if you are questioned or pulled over "for cause" you can receive an extra charge for refusing to id yourself. It's super murky.
Why refuse to show ID? No harm done and as someone who was pulled over many times as a kid and given a warning or a ticket I can tell you only an idiot is argumentive with a cop especially if their in the wrong how many times we see vids of idiots going to jail for acting the fool instead being civil
The once gorgeous Bay Area, is now the armpit of Northern California!💔
Sadly
If not for Portland, OR, Chicago, IL, and Philadelphia, PA, it would be the armpit of America.
The Bay Area is still nice if you have money. For the have nots? Not so much.
Why are so many of them on section 8?!
It’s unfair! Why they can travel get furniture but the true people who work hard love pay check to paycheck
Judge Judy using her usual blinkers to how the other half live. As soon as the Defendant said she was on disability you could feel Judge Judy's attitude change.
Oakland. That explains everything.
Explains nothing actually. Oakland is very diverse.
Body language 101. When a person consistently sucks in there lips like she is, when giving a statement, they are having a stress reaction to lying, and are unconsciously trying to to prevent their lie from appearing in their facial expressions.
Judge judy my favourite show on tv in South Africa. Do you know of people copying your programs. Please place a copyright notice on all your videos.
Stay away from drugs, kids.
I was born and raised in Richmond CA
The plaintiffs braids are beautiful
Oakland & Richmond in North CA are the worst crime cities that even the police are scared to cruise in these ghetto & full of crimes neighborhoods.
What's your point? Both of these women are (or were) gainfully employed, productive members of society. Police are not scared enough to stop taking jobs in either area. Nice try though.
I actually had a neighbor harassing me to the point of getting a Restraining Order and Anti-Harassment but she still would not stop. Last court date, she was told to stop or within 6 you will go to jail. This is all true, her living room wall and my bedroom wall were connected. I could hear her, she was hard of hearing and spoke very loudly.
I finally moved.
JJ is wrong in this case. If there is no reasonable evidence of you being about to commit a crime, being in the process of committing a crime, or having committed a crime, you have no obligation to identify yourself to a police officer. It's a simple mistake that people make when they are biased towards thinking that police always follow the law. In truth, it is the police that breach the law more often than average person, since they are less likely to get caught on doing it or being punished for doing it.
WHAT DO U EXPECT THE DEFENDENT WORKED AT SAN QUENTIN 😂 IF A.JOB LIKE THAT DONT MAKE U LOONEY WHAT COULD BE WORSE
I swear I think this my old neighbor that came to my house saying I was listening to her through the floor. She was always hitting the floor and complaining to the manager about noise . Never made noise , I'd just be home alone with headphones on but I can tell she was off after like 10 Seconds
These section 8 people are so horrible.
Wrong JJ. Unless there is reasonable suspicion of a crime...he does NOT have to identify himself. Unless you want to see him potentially get shot for "resisting".
My brother has tried to get disability for years due to a back injury..he had been denied 3 times and has had to just work and live with the pain..starting to believe he is just the wrong color.😂
The defendant is a busy body who should mind her own business
I don't think it's odd at all for someone to refuse to identify themselves to the police. Unless the police have reasonable suspicion of a crime being committed (a letter saying there is a strange man in the apartment isn't grounds for suspicion of a crime) it is every citizen's right to refuse to talk to the police.
the plaintiff's voice is beautiful and mellifluous. she's wasting her time working for some crap place, while she should be doing voice-overs for tv or working for the radio
He DSNTTTTT HAVE TO ANSWER!!!
Why is poilce heresay> That should immediately be followed up with " Do you have a police report? I adore Judy, shes the highest paid woman on TV..... I just wish she would retire at this point..... She's RICH ENOUGH.
You’re all speaking like you know the law more than Judge Judy when you don’t.
If the police ask for your I.D. then give them your I.D. Why is that so hard for people?
😂 no. That’s not always how that works, bud, people have rights.
Always found it weird that the say I live with myself. To me it's I live alone. Or nobody else
This the future for single American bw 😂😂😂😂😂
It’s rough when you have a mentally unstable neighbor. When I was child ours was Ms. Betty. She called the police and told them I (a 7 y.o.) sneaked into her home at night and ate her food. I was actually out of state visiting my grandparents at the time she called. In the past, she had offered me snacks and that’s all I’d ever eaten of hers. She also told the police my mother was entering her apartment by floating through the walls. The police told my mother to avoid Ms. Betty but it’s not possible to get to our door without walking past hers. I won’t go into details but Ms. Betty’s delusions escalated to the point my mom was in danger and had to move out of the apartment hurriedly and in with a family member to get away from her. I remember Ms. Betty’s adult son dying. We had had a good relationship before then. I remember his death because that was my first time going to a wake seeing a dead person. That’s when I think she changed.
Noise complaints coming from the person making the noise? Someone has waaaaayyyyyyy too much time on their hands. That or she needs to find something else to do.
2 minutes in an already can tell the defendant is nosy and bat shiii crazy. Look how she is staring this woman down.
Not surprised she is on section 8. I seen people on Section 8 for decades. There should be a cap no more than 2 years then your on your own.
cops are so annoying. “it doesn’t make sense that a friend who came to visit for your birthday didn’t want to identify himself to police who randomly showed up to your door”???? why does that not make sense?
I'm not trusting you💀
The plaintiff looks like Grace Jones.
Her braids look nice.