PART 1,2&3!! PREGNANT & FILTHY JUDGE BOYD FURIOUS WITH JAIL
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Judge Boyd's courtroom temperature just rose a few degrees. She likely saw a sight that enraged her - a pregnant inmate, brought in from prison for her court appearance, clad in filthy clothes. But the worst wasn't over. Upon closer inspection, it became evident that even the supposed cleanliness of a standard prison sheet couldn't be relied upon. This blatant disregard for basic human decency, especially for a woman in such a vulnerable state, likely ignited a firestorm within the judge. You can almost hear the booming voice ready to express his outrage at the prison's failings.
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This woman is a prime example of the problems with America's mental health system. She has an issue being compliant with her medication regimen. Being homeless does not help the situation, either. I have a feeling that her father has washed his hands of her. At 30 years old, she should be flourishing instead of failing. Without proper treatment, she will be stuck in the system until she dies. This is why we need more inpatient mental health beds and better services. She needs medication, stability, regular routines, therapy, etc.
There is lots of help out there. IF someone doesn't want the help then that is their choice and have to deal with the consequences. Are you saying the government should for people to take medication by force?
You can write all those lovely sounding talking points but unless you support force feeding patients meds, it’s not going to get you anywhere with these young mental health patients. Even if I were, or society was, in favour of such a thing I’m not sure how you would find them or mandate they show up for medications. One of the most enduring issues for these young patients is non-compliance with a medication regimen. There are a number of reasons for that fact but these patients very soon get on the treatment merry-go-round, admission in a profoundly disregulated state, facility reinstates medication regimen and they’ll have a few short days of in-house counselling, once again under control and able to articulate that understanding and promise blah, blah, blah, discharge. Over and over. And by young I will emphasize that this time frame continues easily into forties and fifties. I’ve spent an endless number of hours securing placement for such patients only to find that two days after they occupied their new home situation they absconded never to return. Staying on medication properly means no drinking, psychotropics have a variety of not so fun side effects and it can take effort to find an effective combo, a process many of these patients won’t stick around for. They can cause impotence, a side effect hardly likely to appeal to young people. Group home situations, which are probably the best early living situation until long term stability can be established, have rules and this population doesn’t work well with rules. They become very soon habituated to the system, they know how it works, what they have to say to get out if they end up on a hold, AGAIN. There are a certain number of mental health patients who truly need to be in long term mandated care. Closing all the long term facilities was a bit like turfing out the baby with the bathwater. For the rest, under current mental health laws, I see no viable solution for the majority of them.
The system talks a good talk about helping people, but when it comes down to it and they have to spend any time or money on it, they blame the patient by saying she did not ask for help. “She must ask for help or we can do nothing.” People in this condition are often treated as broken and disposable. It’s disgusting.
Absolutely! The judge did her best to force he into treatment and she rejected it. Unfortunately the judge was out of options. She wanted to help tbe lady but the system doesn't allow it.
No she needs Jesus
Even though she is in jail, she is still entitled to have clen sheets and clothes, so she doesn't catch any diseases
… and risk contagion within the facility … that’s hazardous not just for the inmate population but everyone working there or visiting… simple hygiene 🙄
In San Antonio the Jail is a disaster. They have serious problems with bed bugs, lice, severe overcrowding...Judges can't sentence some to jail because of the overcrowding problems. The judges complain about it all the time
Trustees do the laundry. If they are giving out dirty items, they are doing it on purpose. It’s the kind of thing that a base human with a tiny bit of perceived power will do ( see POLITICIAN )
This woman is being judged by her peers, lol.
Bottom line is, if you can’t do the Time, don’t do the Crime. She should have clean clothes and bedding, absolutely, and when The Judge noticed the clothes in this state could have tattled on the treatment she receives but she did not.. she simply seized the opportunity presented to her by the judge and expounded on it a little. Well Done.
That’s a move by a good survivor. We are all survivors, some do it without going to jail though.
@@Gizmo2024you feel it’s only San Antonio ?! I thought they checked everyone and made them bath and such before going to a cell?!?
This!!!!
I love seeing which purse she's bringing today...
I really like Judge Boyd..she has a heart..she doesn't look down on ppl for their wrong judgments..she tries to help them out with good advice but she also upholds the law.
I don’t think she has a proper understanding of anything for longer than enough time to say “yes or no”
I don't think she understands much of anything. Something is not right with her.
So she was only trying to dry her blanket being homeless and she gets an arson charge despite being mentally ill without her meds and pregnant? Thats an accident. No awareness or intent.
That title is wild. Punctuation is a good thing that needs to be utilized.
The fact that judge Boyd has no trouble admitting when she's wrong . And remains impartial and fair is what I love and respect about her . Also as mentioned above the lack of mental health is this lady's true problem. As always much love and respect and support from Summerside PEI Canada
What I meant was lack of mental health support and services
Hey! I’m from New Brunswick! ❤️ small world.
Hey I hope you're having a great one, much love and respect from Summerside PEI Canada ✌ 💜
She also over sentences petty crimes. And is biased towards certain crimes.
@@ScootsMcPoot like kiddie diddlers? I know y'all don't think you should go to prison for what y'all do to kids but to bad.
You see so many people come before the court claiming “mental health problems” and it’s clear they do not have any problems, but this lady is very clearly struggling.
Right? It's the ones that have problems that doesn't know to say anything....
We as a society need to do better. We can't continue to let people slip through the cracks.
@@MsNeonDion agreed.... luckily, this public defender seems to be very humble and kind. he explains everything to her and she seems to trust him.
Judge Boyd is a woman of class.
I love watching her in her courtroom
Except when she lowers someone's probation requirements if they willingly get a cvid vax... that's coercion, and that is NOT classy (seen her do it twice!)
@@tamaraadams6432 the Covid vaccine prevents loss of life, she’s a good judge.
@@tamaraadams6432 Empathy is a good thing. When you vaccinate, you choose to protect yourself and others. I doubt the situations you’re referring to happened in the context you’re stating they did but even if they did, it’s the responsible thing to do in a society. I feel like what really happened is they were already getting lower probation requirements and you lumped that in because of your bias.
@@TitaniumTurbinethat's a lie they don't protect you or me and almost killed me and my father.
Quit believing all the lies and Google the lies about vaccination
I have a hard believing that she's comprehending anything that is going on.
Me too.
Exactly what I was thinking.
Definitely has no idea
she picked jail because she has likely realized that being outside of jail and still being responsible for other people including her kid is actually harder. Being on the outside and not having a job is HARD for a person in this situation. Being homeless in Texas has to be hellish. She doesn’t have a job to afford food. She has a court ordered probation officer…which most people don’t understand is not free. She is required to go to a bunch of classes and take courses in order to meet the court’s criteria…but she would actually need to travel to those locations…which is difficult to do when you have no home and no transportation. This would be the obligation for at least two years, where if she failed she would have to return to jail anyway, and rack up more charges and court costs.
The positive of just going back to jail is that she could be released in 10 months instead of 12 and would not have any other restrictions once she got out. In a lot of ways, this can be better if you want to be released with a completely clean slate. Not great options, but I understand her choice.
There is a difference between a good compression of what is going on and being mentally fit to stand trial. The only thing they focus on is did she know right from wrong at the time of the crime and does she have a general understanding of the charges against her
Mental health is not a joke you can tell she has problems
True. However, most people who are mentally ill do not commit crimes.
I don't think they were saying everyone with mental illness commits crimes. I'm pretty sure OP just simply stated mental health is not a joke and you can tell this girl is suffering from illness.
What was the reason you felt the need to comment most people with mental illness do not commit crimes? Did you become offended on someone else's behalf? Take an innocent statement as offensive? Purposely take it wrong so you could take the opportunity to virtue signal?
To your point. No, not everyone with mental illness commit crimes. Yet, jails and prisons are full of them, so many do. Wish people would seek help.
I can't tell she has 'problems' just by looking at her. You can? That's some talent! You could probably turn that into a career making the big bux! Where were you when my crazy ex- was dumping crazy on me? You could have given me a heads-up & saved me from years of grief!
Mental health is also protected by the American's with Disabilities Act. But it's also important to avoid gender double standards. We don't want a situation where females get more mental health treatment and men get more prison. Research shows that people have more compassion and empathy for women, so these double standards do happen.
Using mental illness as an excuse to commit crimes is not ok
I want a t-shirt of judge Boyd that says “here’s the thing.” 😊
Yesss!
I will make them give me a month or so. We are just starting merchandise. Thank you so much for your support. 😊
And “Let’s go off the record..”
love that!
Hahahaha, me too
She needs mental health. She’s not right.
Mind your business. You are not a professional and obviously don't understand the INS or outs of any of this situation you're being deceived on
@@LilladyTK😂😂😂 telling someone to mind their business while not minding your own😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Take my advice. I'm not using it"😂😂😂😂😂
Sadly, society always fails the most vulnerable.
@@grandmalizzyb2000 right! how nuts is that? Karens are pure comedy.
@@LilladyTK calm down. she's stating her opinion in comments and that's hardly something to swoop down attack and freak out about. no one is being deceived. you might be another example actually of someone who also has mental health needs and aint at all right, and you made it anyone's business who reads your comment.
Judge Boyd in this instance reminds me of the judge who was furious at the jail for an inmate in trial not wearing pants.
I remember that! The jail also refused to give her personal hygiene supplies for her period. I can't remember the judge's name, but I know she was furious and for good reasons. How dehumanizing to treat people like that and I don't care if they are prisoners. They are people first and foremost. No one deserves to be treated in such a humiliating manner. Animals are treated far better than that prisoner. 💔
I was reminded of that case too.
That was a famous RUclips video.... It happened in Louisville, Kentucky. It also turned out to not be true... Google it. The woman actually had a pair of shorts on that the judge couldnt see under her oversize t shirt hanging over her. She was in court wearing the exact same clothing ahe was wearing out on the street when she was arrested. The jail said inmates didnt get jail issued uniforms untill after they had been there a set amount of time. I do think that was a stupid policy and the jail changed that policy afterwards so that every inmate gets issued a jail uniform right after they see the magistrate or judge and they are issued a bond that they cant pay or they are held with no bond. But it made the news and you can look it up online where the jail fired back and showed the woman had the same shorts on that she was wearing out in public when she got arrested and the judge and lawyer couldnt tell because her t shirt was pulled out and over the shorts.
Amber Wolfe Courthouse the inmate was brought to court in her underwear.
@@DawnRoache-y9n ....She WAS NOT in her underwear... The judge thought the jail sent her with no pants on but she had the same booty shorts on that she was arrested in. Her shirt was hanging so it looked like she didn't have pants... Do a quick Google search about judge calls jail for sending defendant to jail with no pants and you will see the updates to the story.. This was a few years ago in Louisville, Kentucky. The jail said she hadn't been in jail long enough to be issued a jail uniform because they didn't hand out uniforms until someone saw the judge and you would go in the street clothes you were arrested in. The jail did change their policy after that. If you don't believe me then look it up online for yourself. You can even find updates hear on RUclips from the local news channel that reported on it after it happened.
This poor woman probably stopped taking her meds because she is pregnant.
I thought the same thing..
Yes. A lot of women do. Even women who are struggling mentally try to do the right thing for their baby. Sad for this woman.
I love judge Boyd because she’s always happy. She’s fair and she has what most judges are lacking and that’s called common sense.
Common Sense and EMPATHY. Being from Europe I see a gigantic lack of empathy, when it comes to people who are weak or failed one way or the other in America.
@@fabigrossi2976I am an American and I see so many people here who hate on America. Why? This country is very strong and people can do almost anything they want to! Manny problems here, but we still have our many rights. Some people forget the good things about us.
Judge Boyd is extremely professional and acknowledges any error or correction on either side. 👍
She also has exquisite handbags. 😂 Every day, another designer bag on her desk. She’s trippin, but I love it.
@@fabigrossi2976 Being from Australia, America and social justice and responsibility has dropped the ball.
They have nowhere for the poor with phycological problem's to go.
Phycological help is only for the rich, as the Judge had no resources to give.
I was in a correctional institute. I was in charge of laundry. We had fabric softener. Sheets were washed separately. We folded everything and put it in their bags. Everyone was happy ❤
Well thank you, that was a welcome message of hope. These people, should get basic decent help for medical needs, as well as mental health care, and cleanliness in surroundings and uniforms! That is NOT TOO MUCH TO REQUIRE for jails/prisons, etc.
I am going to go out on a limb here but, depending on what State/City jail your are in can determine how 'cleanly' it is run, if you know what I mean.
This isn't always a pleasant job. Some folks just don't want to change their clothes or bedding, and the officers can't make them.
@@SharonJacobs-r2hyes they can😂😂😂
Your jail was better than most because a jail someone I know was in - the washer and dryer were broken for 6 weeks. It took one of the inmates complaining in court that she got an infection from improperly cleaned underwear because she had to keep using hand soap to wash her panties in the sink. Others were covered in rashes from wearing dirty clothes for so long and sleeping on dirty sheets.
The problem is that while she is there she receives the meds she needs. Once released she will be left in the cold until she ends up charged with something else. It's a vicious cycle that needs attention. The justice system should not have the burden that belongs to the mental health system.
As someone with knowledge of jail/prison med administration, there is very little chance that inmates receive even basic medical care, never mind their meds. People die in jails/prisons for lack of medical care/medications.
@@medickaisu I CONSIDER THIS HORRIFIC! If you are sent to prison, that should not mean you LOSE ALL HEALTH CARE, and rights of being clean, and getting clean "uniforms," etc.!
The burden that belongs to the mental health system? There IS NO mental health system.
@@yvonnerahmes9618 I 100% agree. It is disgraceful.
Jails will provide medicine for inmates especially mental health. Often times the inmates don't take their meds and jails cannot force them.
Our mentally Ill have just been left out in the cold! It's so very sad! The system is just broken!
Government-run mental institutions were houses of horror for the patients, so well-meaning activists got them closed, also asserting that mental health patients needed the freedom to make their own decisions. Now in many states an adult with mental health issues can't be forced into treatment unless they are shown to be a danger to themselves or others. So they can be off meds, lose jobs and housing due to erratic and/or destructive behavior, and be lost on the streets, and nobody can do anything for them. I've seen it happen to close relatives of mine; the illness makes them THINK they're fine, and there's nothing anyone can make them do.
It’s disgusting how many people, who should be in a mental health facility, are instead incarcerated in the jail/prison system.
True.
And having children that they cannot take care of.
In filth.. Just sad..
i have no doubt that the jail is dirty af
It's Texas. What else could anyone expect? One of the worst governors and Attorneys General in the United States, with Florida a close second.
Bexar County jail is notorious for violations.
That's every jail.
Her attorney is wonderful.
Yes!!!
He really cared for her to be given the best chance
agreed. seems so patient and generous to explain. interesting that like the first thing he said was requesting mental health. sweet guy knew the young lady was struggling and knew the proceedings had to start off with that.
I thought so, too.. He really seemed to care..
The prosecutor wasn't nasty to her which was nice..
This Judge is amazing, I hope she reads the reviews. A small flower gift from the UK.xx 🌻
How lovely of you.
You can put that up there next to the judge's daily bouquet and purse.. ☺
That was sweet of you..
I like EVERYTHING
about Judge Boyd!!!!!
she's too lenient...
You may be confusing compassion with leniency because so few people show compassion. Ive seen her send plenty of people to jail. @guycmcd
@@guycmcd She is a pushover with females so far as Iv'e seen
🫶😊
@@PatrickJMele She gives people chances. When they blow those chances she does what she has to do. She has a lot of compassion for addicts and she wants to see them get better. She actually understands a little bit about it.
Is she compliant with changing her clothes? Sometimes mental illness can affect these things. 😢
Considering her sheets are also dirty, I don't think it's her mental health that's the issue on that one!
Would it be too much to expect the people at the jail help her a bit?
Or she could be dirtying them on purpose
Jails are filthy we had to beg for bleach to clean in the county . They didn’t like giving it to us because we had to be supervised . Around here the Men wash the laundry and they couldn’t care less if it’s clean. 🤮I’m glad God pulled me from the fire and I don’t visit jail anymore .
@@mr.waldodebaldo3208or maybe she doesn't have a way to wash them properly and you people have no right spying and gossiping about what you see in videos meant to get you all talking while you're counter judged by the way your judging. I can just imagine they are all sitting back assessing every judgemental thing your all saying and laughing and making fun of you all only they can trace your screen names and target you based on what you're saying. They tell you to shut up, stop talking you don't know what your doing but you keep on and keep on... Your setting yourselves up for failure. Just saying
She shows humility when being corrected, admirable trait and rare in a judge.
There are laws that prevent jails and wardens from mistreating prisoners. They’re still humans.
Humans? Not by much!
They are prime examples of humans. Other animals behave much better. @@alalmquist9423
@@alalmquist9423well the jail staff are paid by tax payers and they also have resources to give a few cents to inmates to work…as a tax payer…we should demand they do their job. The judge is doing that. I hope you continue to never experience that situation…but if you do- then I hope you’re treated better than a caged dog.
@@alalmquist9423 I think that it’s a reflection of “our” humanity as to how we treat those in custody. Yes, it may be that many (if not most) of those held in jail are not what many of us consider “polite society”. Yet it is OUR humanity that must remain intact, and as a result, we need to treat those incarcerated as humans, regardless of their misdeeds.
So? they still do it anyway.
What do I love about judge boyd? Everything. She is a terrific judge, a badass but always fair.
Me too! She’s awesome 💫
This is truly sad. Our country closed all the state run mental hospitals so this is the result . 😢
That was a HORRID SHOCK FOR NC (we live here). All those people had NO PLACE TO GO. So many had parents and family passed away, with zero places to go, no place to receive the help in living they so badly need. A trail of tears and a big mistake made...
Same here in the uk Under the Margaret Thatcher government's, She called it care in the community mmm yes leave them to it no care.
And yet we have billions to spend on illegals , housing them and all the other stuff. Just terrible.
Most of those places were horrific and abusive
Look at penhurst in PA. That was the 80s. Much like jails and prisons are overcrowded, mental hospitals ran by the state were underfunded and overcrowded which caused constant abuse. People chained to beds, left in soiled rags, and sometimes starved. Truly horrific
The dude that’s knocking her up with the issues she already has needs to be locked up!
Right. Becuz us frail women can’t be responsible for our own bodies. Yes she has a mental illness, but isn’t that HER issue? Noncompliance of a medication regime got her into this not some random hookup.
@@lululacanuck3824 I’m sorry you feel that women are frail and can’t be responsible for your own bodies. My wife and all the women that I know are very strong. And you will be surprised on what they can accomplish. But back to the story, how many children does that woman have, and how many of them is she taking care of? And I might know a little bit about mental illness, I suffer from PTSD and TBI from serving in Iraq. So I know if I don’t take care of myself, then I can’t take care of my family. I see way too many people using mental illness as an excuse!
Yeah because men just magically know every single woman's fertility cycle. Of course there is zero chance that the type of men who had sex with her had their own mental issues LOL. Seriously who do you think is having sex with crazy homeless women off their meds? Probably homeless crazy men off their meds or addicts.
@@jesserivas1387for all we know they could both have mental issues, then what?
@@MoodyScorpio like my pop always says, Crazy loves company!
She never said that she was going to live with her father the second time she was in front of Judge Boyd. She said that she was going to live in a property that her father bought.
she has no business living alone….she needs help.
The Judge was concerning … she didn’t hear everything well
enough
I wish I could help this lost young woman.
You can, a simple letter can really lift ones spirits in jail.
Lookup where she's incarcerated on vinelink and send her a Care. Package of she still in bexar county. 🎉❤❤
@@fosholyfe6115you won't find me on vine link because this is a bullshit smear attempt to get peers that hate me to tell on themselves
I chose jail BECAUSE in jail she will receive prenatal care and when she goes into labor, she will have a hospital delivery and the baby will have instant testing for drugs in uterine. (drugs or alcohol while in the womb). While in jail she will have 3 meals a day, and a cleaner environment. I chose jail for the baby’s health and wellbeing.
you must've been blessed with a halfway decent jail. A friend was advised to stay in jail as well and the COs ignored her and made her wait hours before taking her to the hospital she almost gave birth in the actual jail. she was barely given 3 meals and the prenatal care where she was.
She said she is no longer pregnant
she didnt look preggo in the last case..
She already had the baby.
@@lesliesavercool9008 sez who?
Just love Judge Boyd!! She’s making a difference one case at a time and I hope other judges and lawyers are learning from her.
Here’s The Thing Judge “CAN YOU RUN FOR PRESIDENT PLEASE ????? ❤😊
No ! I love her too , but she’s doing so much good where she is ; she’s the best 💙
Supreme Court needs you Judge Boyd : You do not CAVE and COMPROMISE 🔥🏹⚔️🔥🏹⚔️🔥🏹⚔️
I thought her first attorney really had her back…. This second attorney is a paper pusher…
Perhaps jail with three hots and a cot is certainly better than being homeless, in the rain, the heat, hungry, scared, dirty, sweaty, and tired.🤷♀️
I do have a lot of respect for Judge Boyd. She is firm but has compassion, she is the Judge but can admit and apologize when she makes a mistake, she does her best to get those before her all the help they need but if you come before her agian she will come down firm and do what she needs to do. She is good at getting to the truth, and, most of all, she assigns classes so they can succeed ❤
I love judge Boyd because she isn't afraid to reject a plea deal and her plea colloquy, it is smooth.
The fact she is obviously battling severe mental health issues and is having child after child is both disappointing and disheartening knowing whats to come for those babies😢
It’s apparent that this young lady has fallen between the cracks. Seems she is incredibly incompetent due to some mental incapacity.
I don’t think this woman is capable of understanding what is going on and it’s sad that this will continue with her without treatment.
A PARENTING CLASS?????? What in the world?? THAT is the least of her worries! Poor child.
And you could see that on her face when her attorney mentioned it. She knows she needs way more and other help before even getting to that point.
She doesn't understand what is happening. You can tell the way she is looking around like she isn't even sure where she is at. This last attorney is doing nothing to help her. Just keeps telling her to say yes. They have to come up with a better plan for people who have mental issues.
They have numerous options and Judge Boyd makes them aware and goes beyond.
She may be a criminal, but she is under the care of the county and they are responsible to make sure they have clean clothes and sheet as well as basic medical care, nutrition, and a safe environment.
I don't need anything but the money that was stolen from me, justice, answers, and judgemental hateful fucked up people the fuck away from me! I hate liars and thieves and people who judge and run their mouths without knowledge of situations without ever even speaking to the person in question.
She choose the jail because she can have heating or ac, she can have food and health care and also she can have a sort of social life, this case is not easy to understand. I hope the best for her and everyone struggling with mental problem
At least she has somewhere to live for a year.
But how long will dad put up with her when she stops taking her meds, and two children in the house unsupervised and out of control.?...
That's insane
It is heartwarming to see "according to the video" that the prosecutor and Judge Boyd were not out to "burn" her. The defense Attorney really cared about her. I really hope she gets the help she needs.
First clue as to dysfunction is she was named after wine by her parents. Where’s the baby she was pregnant with in part 2?
I wondered about the baby also. She acted surprised when judge asked about pregnancy.
I got the impression that she terminated the pregnancy. It’s just a feeling by the way she answered and the reaction of the attorney and judge, I may be wrong,
@@KatsdontcareShe was huge in part 1, way too far along for an abortion. (Mandatory note: Late-term abortions are performed for urgent medical need, often for fetal death, not as birth control.) She must have had the baby.
@@mrjones2721 oh! Ok, I didn’t notice her size. The exchange between the two (judge and defendant) was so strange and ambiguous, as if she didn’t want to give details. I just assumed there was either a termination or loss. Thank you for your input. Hopefully the baby is happy, healthy, safe, and loved. ❤️
@@Katsdontcare Yeah, it was hard to see unless you were looking. Hopefully the baby will find a permanent home where it can have a good life.
Like I said mental health is not a joke
All of the asylums they closed long ago should be reopened for these drug addicted homeless. Get them off the streets and get them some normalcy and treatment. I love judge Boyd. She's fair and impartial. She's also moraly correct. I would love to have a cup of coffee and conversation with her. Im a white man from Birmingham Alabama and i absolutely love judge Boyd. She's great for America!!
"reopened"??? you think they are sitting there in pristine condition after 50 years, just waiting to reopen?? staff at the ready in crisp white uniforms?? Those places have been razed, for the most part.
p.s. there's a reason those hellholes were closed
They are all run down and more or less condemned from lack of upkeep.
She isn’t a drug addict. She is mentally ill.
Anyone can get pregnant, but not everyone ought to get pregnant.
No, some of us desperately wanted to get pregnant and couldn’t. I am only arguing with word choice even though I knew what you meant.
I think CPS figured that out 🫶🙏
the child she is pregnant with is an American citizen, and innocent. It's up to the US as a society to raise this child well. I feel worried if she is trying to raise a newborn.
No. Not anyone. Men. Men can't get pregnant.
Does anyone know if the baby was born and is ok? 😢
I pray for her and others in such situations. She was pregnant, homeless, and mentally disabled? The Elites want us dead. Now if someone is homeless because of drugs well, there's consequences but there's also help. Idk what to think but people who don't deserve it are dying on the streets. Rhat make me mad. Im disabled God is good I have my ssdi and my own place. Many who need it don't get it. How she supposed to be compliant with her probation if she cant find housing or employment if she thinks she able? There's no excuse. I understand her taking the 365 but unfortunately what about her kids? We don't know who's taking care of them. This is also how people remain in the criminal justice system.
This is a huge problem in our jail system. In a lot of jails there are guards that either flat out don't want to do their jobs or they get a job as a prison guard so they can mistreat people. They look at inmates as less than human and they jump at the chance to deny them something. Some of them will let women sit in their own blood for days before they'll give them a hat or a tampon. They will go inmates one uniform, one pair of underwear, one hotel room size bar of soap, one travel size thing of toothpaste, and a miniature toothbrush. That might be all the hygiene products you get for a month. Privately run jails are the worst offenders. Of course, you can buy extra hygiene products from commissary, but if you don't have family to help you and you don't get any money you're screwed. At least in prison you're given an opportunity to work and earn a few cents a day to put back for hygiene supplies. In jail you have no options.
I don't understand how humans can treat other humans so horribly. Yes, the people in jail did break the law. Most of them did anyway, but a large percentage of them are in there for a non-violent drug-related crime. They haven't hurt anybody. They don't deserve to be treated like animals or worse than animals.
I see a lot of people saying "do the crime do the time", but doing the time shouldn't consist of being treated in humanely. The people that say this obviously have never been in a situation where they had people looking at them like they were less than.
I really feel like everybody should have to do at least one day in jail just so they can see what it's like. There isn't one person on this planet more than one mistake or one false allegation away from a jail cell.
Well said. Totally agree with you.
I think the competancy is still a question. Where is her other child, someone mentioned she was pregnant again. And yes, the mental health system is terrible, some people need to be in state run facilities such as a hospital or structured home environment. Judges have no choices other than probation or jail. But if she isn't complying with her meds, all the residential facilities in the world can help her.
If she's not competent the judge can have a hearing and have her committed.
Thats not ideal either. I've been told by people I know that the state hospitals are even worse than jails.
@@notme2dayYep. We need more homelike facilities. But we also need to be willing to pay for staff, because right now, the jobs pay so badly that social services have to take what they can get. It’s a recipe for abuse.
@@mrjones2721 I'm a retired paramedic. While I was in school I worked at a residential head trauma halfway type house. It was heartbreaking to say the least, but the amount of illegal type things going on with zero oversight was maddening. Mind you that was in the 80s. Can only hope legislators created more guardrails since then. We definitely need more mental health help and places than we need jails. Too many repeat offenders just need some form of treatment to break the cycle vs being actual hard-core criminals that belong in jail.
I'm a veteran. It makes me so EFFING angry that homeless people get charged with crimes just because they want to dry their blanket out or get warm. For FCK sakes!!!
Agree 100%
It's called ARSON. It's a crime.
Love these back to back !
Is there anything else you need to be successful? She should have said free birth control 👍
She needs an iud implant so she doesn’t have to worry about taking birth control pills
I don't think she understood anything.
a friend of mine had arson charges when she had very severe mental health issues. the jail treated her so poorly, they wouldn't give her sanitary products and she had blood all over her pants in court. it was truly appalling. (btw she's much better now and has made amends and is doing well).
That is so dehumanizing.
They don't supply feminine products. You have to make your own from TP or Paper Towels.
Mental health hospitals much needed again, but with more compassion.
All this because she lit a blanket on fire? She was worse off in prison.
How is she suppose to do all that while holding a job? She will be fired for having to make all these other appointments. She will end up back in jail. You are making it impossible.
Some employers are aware of the employees situations and allow them time to take care of their court business. This is also the benefit of Zoom.
I appreciate the empathy. Even in jail it should be a clean environment, even more so do to the amount of people there.
Is Judge Boyd blind? This woman is in obvious need of mental health intervention. A year in jail even if over half of that is JSAT doesn't really help her it only delays the inevitable situation of another homeless person in need of mental health being out in the streets and committing crimes of an ever increasing seriousness in order to survive. Just sending her to jail and fining her $4000 which she obviously doesn't have does not serve this defendant nor does it serve the community.
In the first hearing she was offered mental health treatment. She said no and then yes, so not sure where she landed.
Did you not watch the video? The woman was given choices and selected her choice.
Plus, because there's no way she can pay the fine, she'll end up in front of the judge for not paying the fine. She's just been set up for failure yet again.😡
@@robertgibbs6154 She made her choice. She was not "set up for failure".
@@jadecom6why is she given the choice? She’s obviously not competent enough to understand.
Sound like an unusual choice, but she is probably finding life in the Bexar County jail less challenging and chaotic than life on the streets ... maybe she's not so irrational after all.
A lot of people with mental illness like jail because they're healthier in there. I was in jail for a period of time and it was really structured. Even though there were a lot of people it was not chaotic. They have breakfast time, wake up, classes, lunch, activities etc. dinner, downtime then lockdown. Some pods are worker pods that have trustees that work. For many that's the only structured life they've ever had in their lives.
@@SeashelleBytheseashoreExactly. A lot of folks with mental health issues do better with a routine.
Medication while pregnant ?? And now, where's the baby ?
I would assume psychotropic meds not like narcotic meds. Why would you question meds while pregnant? Women who have mental illness have babies all the time and are on meds.
@@SeashelleBytheseashore There are so many "medicines" (ESPECIALLY INCLUDED ARE PSYCHOTROPIC MEDS) that are totally NOT RECOMMENDED FOR PREGNANT WOMEN!
She just has problems
No one said she lost custody of her kids. Just because they live with her grandma doesn't mean they were taken away.
Pregnant again? Its been 11 years since she was last pregnant. Do you watch your videos?
I don’t understand how any mental health professional could find her competent! What happened with her living with her father and who has the baby? Surprised that the judge didn’t ask her those questions and it looks like her other attorney may have bailed!
It is always so heartwarming to hear parents in court who, not only already have kids but who are expecting another and are also homeless, jobless, committing crimes and are non-medication compliant. Lovely.
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Well, they're not medication compliant, so risky behavior increases. I don't get your point. It's lovely that people fall through the cracks of society, and are treated as subhuman?
"There but for the grace of God go I."
@@candynickelIt was sarcasm.
@@Queen0fHearts0520some people are just too dumb
OMG, the lights are on but nobody's at home. She will be in and out of trouble unless she has medication and treatment.
Thank you Judge for caring about this woman's health and cleanliness.
I like Judge Boyd because she just exudes credibility. I believe her when she says she doesn't see "groups" or politics, she sees everyone as individuals. I've watched her with many people and haven't seen a ruling of hers that I thought was unfair or biased. I also like it when she talks about her younger days of walking to school and her home life with her hard working Mom. And I love her handbags.
Im so glad to see the judge apologize when she misheard the defendant say, "Yes Sir", when in fact she's saying,"Yes Your Honor."
My heart goes out to her
She's got a very sweet smile
The judge is always thoughtful in her judgments, and she take no garbage from the attorneys or their clients
I love the Judge. She cares about the people she has in front of her.
Sane? An arsonist? Two kids? Pregnant? Wearing a jail uniform?
That’s not sane, THAT’S IN-SANE!
She has 3 kids now. A set of twins and a new baby. Yikes!
that's not how sanity is measured, sweetpea
@@mmc9828I don't think she has a new baby ... the court moved on without asking for specifics
@@Marcel_Audubon But she was pregnant in her last court hearing.
@mmc9828 Miscarriages happen all the time. Drugs, legal and illegal can cause that.
I love how Judge Boyd balances humanity with justice. God bless Judge Boyd.
I don't know I thought it was a little callus that she didn't let the 4,000 run concurrent like she does with most people. All she wanted was to do her time and be free of this and yet she's going to have a $4,000 debt that's going to keep her locked in the system with warrants for failure to pay
This is the face mental health issues in America. I think the judge knew the lady wasnt going to comply but she offered what she could for her. Poor lady couldnt even say why she was burning a blanket in a field.Sadly jail is the only stabile place for her.The minute she is out she will be back to the streets and the cycle begins anew.
Jail is not the only stable place for her. There are mental hospitals/mental health facilities, that she could and should be staying at. Jail is doing nothing for her, but delaying actual treatment she needs, and possibly making her mental health worse. I do kind of believe she should serve SOME jail time. Just as a consequence for her poor decision. But intentions matter, and she is clearly not a criminal, acting out of Malice. She is mentally unstable, and made a stupid and dangerous decision. The punishment she has received is too harsh for her crime, and is setting her up for continuing failure. It's not fair.
I disagree regarding with saying the Judge knew. She doesn't have any issues disagreeing with recommendations and suggesting alternatives.
I love Judge Boyd. She would great on the Supreme Court instead of the crooks we have now.
ABSOLUTELY!!!
...so what happened to the baby??
The oh, so wise state of Texas probably made her have it…and lord knows what happened after that..TX only cares that she’s saddled with a life when she can’t navigate her own. In any way.
She just wants food and a roof over her head. Too bad the only place to get that is in jail for her.
I Love watching these Court Cases! Love this Judge!!
Disgusting , no laundry being done , wtf ?? 😮😢
How is she going to pay the $4k fine? Or have I missed something?
she doesn't have to worry about that until she gets out, that's why the judge set the 2 penalties up as "nonconcurrent"
@@Marcel_Audubon Thanks!
so many judges just want to convict--even innocent people..i'm surprised she is not fired for caring
WHERE IS THE BABY?!?!?!
Miscarriage
How do we know? There was no real answer and my heart aches for that baby. 😢
I have been wondering as well as my heart aches for that baby. 😢
She is definitely hearing voices.
I don’t understand how they think she going to pay a 4000 dollar fine, when she’s homeless.
People's circumstances change. It will most likely be converted to a civil lien or judgment. The fine would then be paid before she received any money.
@@colonelkurtz2269that doesn't make sense
@br4524 Google court civil lien or judgement. I witnessed it firsthand for 22 years. In Florida, judges have that power
I appreciate this judge so much ❤
There are so many comments about needing mental health facilities. These facilities are expensive. It could cost between $150 and $350 a day per person. Even more if there is violence. Everytime a governor wants to raise taxes to pay for things like this people dont want to pay it usually because it is charged through property taxes and people cannot afford an extra $50 per every $1000 of home value. Those costs are passed on to rentals too. No one wants to pay more.
Example, your rent is going to go up $25 per month because the State wants to build a 500 bed mental health facility.
Much of the rest of the world take care of their citizens much better than we do here in America. But there are still MANY COUNTRIES that do not also.
@yvonnerahmes9618 How many countries have you gone to and spent time with the mentally ill or their prisoners? You really don't know a dam thing. According to the UN, there are 193 countries how many of them have you gone to and analyzed sufficiently to make your statement?
How many mental cases are now in custody? We used to have places for mental health but then the government decided to send them all out in to the community. Basically they threw them out and there wasn’t anything in place to help them. Families were meant to take over for free. This has happened through out the west.
@@rjohnson9543if i knew it was going to exactly that id be ok w it
My ex always took straight time, no probation or conditions. It sets u up to fail, and when u violate ur time starts from there, no credit for time u were in compliance. Drug court is a scam, they are praying for ur downfall. In my experience, in my state.
I agree. Besides the drug testing, the other conditions will not promise success. It's a revolving door that very few make it out of.
Probation os easy if you follow the rules and you still have your freedom
I think if I were living in a field with a few belongings and built a fire to try to dry my blanket, it would be rather sad to charge me with “attempted arson.” But that’s just me.
I think she's only sane when she is taking meds. What happened to her baby? She didn't even know she was pregnant, or had a baby?? Her future is bleak at this point. I hope she gets the help she needs because if not, she will be spending a lot of time in jail. 🙏
Judge Boyd is observant. Great job Judge.
No she did not say you only get box that says detergent and no Downey. I love when she tell people the truth