If it's so stressful having kids then just keep your pants on. Most men's problems is they have no self control at all, controlled by lust. @@LaSoldier505
Based on her appearances on RUclips, Judge Boyd is a very level-headed and fair judge who very genuinely seems to care about anyone worth caring about while being firm with the idiots. The fact that she is a very attractive lady has nothing to do with that!
@jacobg6528, don't be a criminal to begin with, and you won't have to worry about it. Pretty logical concept, but I see logic has no place in this world anymore.
Because addiction's impolite, messy and people lost in it become mendacious and disappoint. Oddly enough - and it's in other comments - the unhinged wrath of strangers has little effect on it. Grateful to have 26 years clean/sober. Hope she makes it, too. Paz y luz 🌿
@@mortalclown3812I know addicts that put their kids in safer hands until they got back on track, I have no sympathy for people who let their kids struggle with them.
In the handful of Judge Boyd courtroom videos I’ve seen, she seems to strike a good balance of being hard, but fair. Requiring accountability from the defendants who stand before her, but having compassion for some extenuating circumstances, if necessary.
wtf you talking about? She's putting this woman in a cage for 6 years for consensual activities in what's supposed to be a free society. Prohibition is the only crime I see here.
@@icalotdonthide2646 As an addict, I needed my drugs. At first I could have my personal and my stuff for sale. But sometimes the customers would slow down and if I didn't sell I would have to dip into the stock. At first I would bounce back and get on track, but then eventually I'd be unable to come up with the money to restock. Then I owed 3 and 4 suppliers and couldn't get even my own needs met. Addiction controls everything until you have nothing.
@icalotdonthide2646 that's kind of a stupid question. I am not saying you are stupid just the question. A lot of users sell the drugs so that they have a steady supply of the drug. They don't use profits to buy clothes or cars they use the profits to get themselves high.
What defendants need to realize is that the state is paying for these programs. Regular folks pay out of pocket for rehabilitation, counseling, group therapy, and classes. It does not take a rocket scientist to figure out that being in Judge Boyd's court is a blessing and should be gratefully accepted as one excellent opportunity to get one's life in order.
Couldn't have said it better. It infuriates me when drug addicts act like they can't get help, blah blah blah. They get so much free help & most have no appreciation for it. I know there are some addicts that truly do appreciate it & try their hardest, but most are just terrible people at their core.
My mom went into a drug rehab once. She was literally the only one in there who wasn't a vagrant. The state paid for theirs, but she wouldn't have been able to go if her insurance didn't cover it. And I had to fight like he'll to get her covered at all. Everyone deserves access to addiction treatment and mental health care.
@@karenbradley4805maybe they simply just want to do drugs? You say ‘blah blah’ , but that doesn’t make them a terrible person, they’re just drug addicts and don’t want to change their life but are being forced to.
Maybe she thinks meth is like the old coffee slogan: "Calms you down while it picks you up"? I'm wondering if it helps her rapidly clean houses? Agree with @alalmquist9423: I'll bet She cleans out the houses. Loves cleaning the jewelry boxes.
@@eggsngritstnlol! 😂 as a recovering addict myself, you bet I did! Thankfully, I’m over 10 years clean & sober. Grateful my life isn’t this! Plus anything is an excuse to use period.
I dont think so. Its the same with weed. U buy an ounce for yaself if u a smoker smoker … u take a scale to weigh ya shit. U cant trust em! && she a woman!!! They try to get over on women!
Only poor people, who can't afford housecleaning, think along those lines. It's the same type of person who believes the election was stolen from trump . Poor, miserable,sad, constantly unable to afford anything besides lot rent people.
Its called a qualifying statement, which often has the exact opposite effect. A truthful person is of few words, and doesn't require additional validity
Maybe. I remember buying weed from dealers back before it was mostly legal, and I definitely bought in bulk. Like Costco, or Sam's Club, dealers have bulk buy deals. I liked to get ounces or quarter pounds and just save it up and smoke it over weeks or months. Never sold my personal stash. That way I did not have to see my dealer often. It seems to me, if she definitely was a heavy user, she may have just bought that amount for personal use over some period of time.
@@MyBurnerAccount227Judge absolutely knew she was lying and was dealing. Defendant was very smooth and confident in trying to manipulate her way out of it.
@@Nico-ji5gkI was going to bring that up. My ex always took a scale when buying stuff because they would always try to give less than what someone paid for. Always.
Agreed. I think it’s in not only her best interest, but everyone else around her as well. She’s too far gone to be able to quit on her own. I hope she finds sobriety and keeps it for both her and her kids’ sake
She made the right call. Half a year in prison to force her to be clean and show her what prison looks like, then put her on probation. Looks like she was dealing too, so fair all around.
wonderful...NOT! three children she doesn't have custody of, sale weight meth in her bag, scales in her bag,....but she didn't want to get ripped off by her connect? hmmmm. something doesn't quite make any sense, except for a meth head. she's a dealer and needs to be locked away, especially for her children's safety. those children are much better off without that addict in their lives.
@@millipedic she isnt a drug addict she is a drug dealer and a drug user....you silly people dont care at all for all the kids growing up in these drug holes....
She was obviously distributing. If they reduced the charges for a plea she could at least be honest with the judge. Her lies will cost her. My belief is people who feel the need to say they are being honest usually are not. People who are being honest do not think to say it because it does not dawn on them to need to say so.
An ounce of meth to use in two to three days? Wouldn't that be like drinking a fifth of whiskey every hour for the same time? I think you would be dead in a matter of hours!
An 8 ball(3.5 g) is not unheard of though. The L-50 dose(where 50% of people would die due to acute intoxication) is actually very high. That's why most meth users deaths are due to "natural causes". Strokes due to the severe damage to the blood vessels, heart disease, kidney disease, it's also highly suspect that it's an aggravating factor for developing Parkinson's...and so on.
Well, if I were gacking an ounce of meth in three days, I'd probably be guzzling a fifth of whiskey a day just to keep my heart from popping out my ribcage.
@@amandaskywalker7331 Judge Boyd has a “ mind like a steel trap”. She has said so herself . She misses nothing and is kind, but never fooled by anyone.
@@sharondoan1447 Yes. This chick thought she was walking out of there with rehab, but she shouldn't have lied, and lied so easily. Judge Boyd wasn't having it.
@@AsherMolina I wish she had an excuse for the baggies. "I'm a meth prepper and I get all my meth doses sorted out for the month ahead, labeled with the date! Saves so much time!"
She’s in Texas though so she’ll be able to get her hands on it in prison. The Texas prison system is extremely corrupt. The only other state that’s as bad as Texas is Florida. Whenever you see good ol boys that are beyond reproach, & claim the reason they’re being accused of corruption is because they’re fighting corruption, you know they’re full of 💩 & are being protected from high up in the state government. Texas & Florida were never corrupt on an institutional level until the last 7 or 8 years (at least not in recent memory - 1950s/60s to present day).
Been watching these channels, and see a few different Judges, THIS is how a Judge should be, calm, collected and working off facts, no berating of the defendants (AKA Judge Fleisher) or laughing at them or being sensational, she listens to the facts and considers what is best. Much respect!
"A Few Kids" is a Wild Opening Statement by her Lawyer! She's talking about doing Meth under Stress like she's Sneaking a Cigarette! She Kept it Under an Ounce but Kept them Together thinking she was some Kind of Criminal Genius! A 1/2 Ounce a Day is such a Massive Amount of Meth, it's So Much Meth!
Oh yeah a prison sentence which will adversely affect the ability to find employment is a great opportunity. Let's not forget that the prison system makes profit by having prisoners. Drug addicts are known to be repeat offenders which keeps the courts ready to milk them for more profits.
Yeah, I get the scale for 27g vs 28g or something like that. But she was saying she got half last time so she brought the scale. If you're that serious a user, you know by feel if you're getting half. Her story is just BS at every angle.
@@princesspiplaysbass Just because someone can reasonably claim ignorance of the underlying meaning of a word, doesn't justify using it once they've been made aware of the offensiveness of that word. The origin of the word comes from the derogatory term for the Romani people, often incorrectly referred to as "Gypsies". The connotation of that word is that of being dishonest and thieving in a racial sense. Don't worry about having used it in the past. Just don't use it in the future if you don't want to disrespect an ancient people.
Hey judge Boyd thanks for helping this girl I think she will change her life around. You are a good judge. Now if she does what you asked her to do she will have something to look forward to of possibly getting out of prison. Once again judge Boyd nice job and God bless you and your family your pal fisherman Mike from Missouri.
I actually like this sentence. As one judge was always fond of saying "The keys to the prison gate are completely in your hands." It is entirely up to her to get her act together in that first six months if she wants to avoid the full six year ride.
Shes lucky af as considering most people wont believe or care for the amount of personal use and just throw the book at em. Hope she pulls through but when the temptation comes back, most will fall. God bless.
It’s crazy that they never need help until they are in front of that judge. Stop offering them ways out make them do their time in prison and wash ur hands of it
I can believe that she traveled with a scale to make sure she didn’t get cheated…. But when it is bagged up individually that is considered intent to distribute
Nicely done, Judge Boyd. The defendant is in over her head and needs help. A six- year sentence can become a six-month sentence if she shows a good faith effort.
This is a damn good lesson for her. Her choices are clear; 1. do your time and learn, grow, and change or 2. keep making drugs a priority and end up losing your children, your business, and - God forbid - your life. DO BETTER!
I don't do it in front of my kids or when I'm going to work but I do it before court. Why don't I believe her?
You just have a suspicious nature. Lol
@@addie_is_meof cause she’s a drug addict and more likely to do drugs in front of their child.
You’re just naive.
She only uses when she’s stressed 🙄
@@Flame44 Practically every minute of life is stressful ESPECIALLY When you have kids so I seriously DOUBT She only uses it once in a while.
If it's so stressful having kids then just keep your pants on. Most men's problems is they have no self control at all, controlled by lust. @@LaSoldier505
This chic thinks Judge Boyd was born last night
So, shape up and you're out in 6 months, or you can sit for 6 years. That's a hell of an incentive, and I hope she is able to succeed.
insha'Allah
I absolutely adore Judge Boyd.
Me too! Fabulous handbag and flowers today 🌷🪻
Based on her appearances on RUclips, Judge Boyd is a very level-headed and fair judge who very genuinely seems to care about anyone worth caring about while being firm with the idiots.
The fact that she is a very attractive lady has nothing to do with that!
Never been to prison. 6 years in prison. What a joke lol. Gonna create a system criminal
@jacobg6528, don't be a criminal to begin with, and you won't have to worry about it. Pretty logical concept, but I see logic has no place in this world anymore.
Why do criminals only think of their children when they’re going to jail?
Because addiction's impolite, messy and people lost in it become mendacious and disappoint.
Oddly enough - and it's in other comments - the unhinged wrath of strangers has little effect on it.
Grateful to have 26 years clean/sober. Hope she makes it, too.
Paz y luz 🌿
@@mortalclown3812I know addicts that put their kids in safer hands until they got back on track, I have no sympathy for people who let their kids struggle with them.
@@mortalclown3812
And addiction makes them forget they have children?
They are just bringing them up for sympathy
@@jrich52804 and 'assistance' paychecks ...
We love Judge Boyd for exactly this measured, thoughtful application of the law.
Shes way overly heavy handed on jail and prison and needlessly roast tax dollars and ruins lives over non violent crimes. Shes garbage.
Hear hear.
In the handful of Judge Boyd courtroom videos I’ve seen, she seems to strike a good balance of being hard, but fair. Requiring accountability from the defendants who stand before her, but having compassion for some extenuating circumstances, if necessary.
wtf you talking about? She's putting this woman in a cage for 6 years for consensual activities in what's supposed to be a free society. Prohibition is the only crime I see here.
Thought wrong colour full sentence!
As a recovered meth user/ meth dealer:
The 28 grams was for dealing.
The 4 grams was a personal use 8 ball.
Baggies and scales are for distribution!!
Good on ya for getting clean 👍
Serious question - why would you use what you're selling?
@@icalotdonthide2646Why not? She is getting it for wholesale prices. She doesn't need to sell it all to make a profit.
@@icalotdonthide2646 As an addict, I needed my drugs. At first I could have my personal and my stuff for sale. But sometimes the customers would slow down and if I didn't sell I would have to dip into the stock. At first I would bounce back and get on track, but then eventually I'd be unable to come up with the money to restock. Then I owed 3 and 4 suppliers and couldn't get even my own needs met. Addiction controls everything until you have nothing.
@icalotdonthide2646 that's kind of a stupid question. I am not saying you are stupid just the question. A lot of users sell the drugs so that they have a steady supply of the drug. They don't use profits to buy clothes or cars they use the profits to get themselves high.
What defendants need to realize is that the state is paying for these programs. Regular folks pay out of pocket for rehabilitation, counseling, group therapy, and classes. It does not take a rocket scientist to figure out that being in Judge Boyd's court is a blessing and should be gratefully accepted as one excellent opportunity to get one's life in order.
Couldn't have said it better. It infuriates me when drug addicts act like they can't get help, blah blah blah. They get so much free help & most have no appreciation for it. I know there are some addicts that truly do appreciate it & try their hardest, but most are just terrible people at their core.
They 100% know that other people are paying for jail,programs, etc. Things might change if they actually had to.
My mom went into a drug rehab once. She was literally the only one in there who wasn't a vagrant. The state paid for theirs, but she wouldn't have been able to go if her insurance didn't cover it. And I had to fight like he'll to get her covered at all.
Everyone deserves access to addiction treatment and mental health care.
@@Mermare : absolutely. Hope your mom is clean now - and thriviing.
@@karenbradley4805maybe they simply just want to do drugs? You say ‘blah blah’ , but that doesn’t make them a terrible person, they’re just drug addicts and don’t want to change their life but are being forced to.
Meth for “stress relief” is a wild concept 😂
I'll bet She cleans out the houses. Loves cleaning the jewelry boxes.
She rarely uses it, yet gets through what she buys in a couple of days!
Maybe she thinks meth is like the old coffee slogan: "Calms you down while it picks you up"? I'm wondering if it helps her rapidly clean houses? Agree with @alalmquist9423: I'll bet She cleans out the houses. Loves cleaning the jewelry boxes.
Tweaker gonna tweak.
@@eggsngritstnlol! 😂 as a recovering addict myself, you bet I did! Thankfully, I’m over 10 years clean & sober. Grateful my life isn’t this! Plus anything is an excuse to use period.
She's SO easy to NOT believe.
Calm down incel
What a liar !!! We all know she was SELLING ! And "cleaning houses" because a good access for stealing valuable items !!
*Cleaning out houses
*Rehoming valuables
Cleaning houses for upscale people I’m sure who love her services.
I dont think so. Its the same with weed. U buy an ounce for yaself if u a smoker smoker … u take a scale to weigh ya shit. U cant trust em! && she a woman!!! They try to get over on women!
@@r11h57Funny and right on!
Only poor people, who can't afford housecleaning, think along those lines.
It's the same type of person who believes the election was stolen from trump .
Poor, miserable,sad, constantly unable to afford anything besides lot rent people.
I love this Judge. What a clear thinker.She is a good woman
She does meth before her meth hearing and then gets all weepy when she is sentenced. Crazy. No one expects consequences for their actions today.
That because quite often there are no consequences.💐
It's the nature of addiction.
Nothing to do with, " now a days". Addicts existed in the good old days.
@@francesmeyer8478it's called addiction. An addict cares about 1 thing.
But she says it's not a problem!
Anyone who keeps saying "I'm being honest" in order to try to convince someone that they're being honest is probably lying
Its called a qualifying statement, which often has the exact opposite effect. A truthful person is of few words, and doesn't require additional validity
'i'll be honest with you'
'if i'm being completely honest'
'honestly'
That tilted head and the puppy dog eyes sure didn't work this time.
How stupid! People let you in there house to clean? Nope, nope, nope.
My drug addled SIL with a criminal record does the same. I always wonder if customers know.
Right!!!
Could u imagine letting someone come in and clean and they are smoking that shit in ur house
They didn't know. That's why background checks are so important. Stop hiring folks off the street.
I'd be worried about theft.
She was distributing and should have been charged with that.
Judge tried to sentenced her that way. Judge knew they undercharged her.
Maybe. I remember buying weed from dealers back before it was mostly legal, and I definitely bought in bulk. Like Costco, or Sam's Club, dealers have bulk buy deals. I liked to get ounces or quarter pounds and just save it up and smoke it over weeks or months. Never sold my personal stash. That way I did not have to see my dealer often. It seems to me, if she definitely was a heavy user, she may have just bought that amount for personal use over some period of time.
@@MyBurnerAccount227Judge absolutely knew she was lying and was dealing. Defendant was very smooth and confident in trying to manipulate her way out of it.
This woman was definitely a dealer.
❤@@amandaskywalker7331
Judge Boyd is so bright and considers each person with clarity. I admire her abilities.
The judge would NEVER have been pleased with "cleaning houses", as a work option. "So, you travel with your own scale?" What proficient drug user!
I don't sell, but i do have my own scale to check the weights of what I buy.
@@Nico-ji5gkI was going to bring that up. My ex always took a scale when buying stuff because they would always try to give less than what someone paid for. Always.
Your Honour, you saved that womans life..
And others of she is dealing drugs
This judge is awesome. She gave this lady a new chance at a better life.
"I don't have a problem, I just use meth when I'm stressed!"
Tweaking relieves the tweak??
It just happens that sobriety stresses her out!
She needs to be in jail, in a forced treatment environment.
Agreed. I think it’s in not only her best interest, but everyone else around her as well. She’s too far gone to be able to quit on her own. I hope she finds sobriety and keeps it for both her and her kids’ sake
More Drugs in Jail than on the streets to be honest.
@@wendellsmith1349 not true at all, can you get them , yes in some prisons, is it easy, no, especially with no money on the books
Forced treatment is a waste of time, unfortunately. I've worked with addicts who'd been in treatment for 90 days to avoid prison & I
Forced treatment doesn't work. I worked with (or tried to) addicts who'd been in treatment for 90 days in order to avoid prison.
She made the right call. Half a year in prison to force her to be clean and show her what prison looks like, then put her on probation. Looks like she was dealing too, so fair all around.
6 months is nothing. If she is granted the early release she will go right back to her old ways. The judge is way to soft.
@@suepost90266 months is a long time to be sober. Hopefully she can come to her senses while in prison. Time will tell
@@suepost9026 I heard six years.
It was 6 years, not six months, right?
Judge maintaining jurisdiction is a kindness - if she can take classes and sort her life, she can get out sooner.
wonderful...NOT! three children she doesn't have custody of, sale weight meth in her bag, scales in her bag,....but she didn't want to get ripped off by her connect? hmmmm. something doesn't quite make any sense, except for a meth head. she's a dealer and needs to be locked away, especially for her children's safety. those children are much better off without that addict in their lives.
I guess she wanted to buy in bulk…
Oh, she was cleaning houses all right.....cleaning out their valuables that is.
💯📢💯As soon as you hear, “I promise you”, you KNOW that they are a liar liar pants on 🔥 FIRE…..its over 💯🥺💯
chocolate is my drug of choice.
It's just as addicting! Mine is Coca-Cola and/or Häagen-Dazs Chocolate Peanut Butter!
Add in peanut butter and I’m happy
@@rosiefletcher7469 💯😍
@@rosiefletcher7469 if you haven't, seriously try Häagen-Dazs Chocolate Peanut Butter ice cream OMG it's unreal!
Lightweight. Gelato is the ultimate drug.
I don't do it in front of my kids, or when I go to work or anything, I just do it when I come to Court for my sentencing..... lol I can't
She is deep into her addiction.
Addictions are horrible. People don't make rational decisions.
@@millipedic she isnt a drug addict she is a drug dealer and a drug user....you silly people dont care at all for all the kids growing up in these drug holes....
She was obviously distributing. If they reduced the charges for a plea she could at least be honest with the judge. Her lies will cost her. My belief is people who feel the need to say they are being honest usually are not. People who are being honest do not think to say it because it does not dawn on them to need to say so.
When you still come up with excuses, you'll never get clean.
She's takes meth when she's stressed?! That doesn't calm you down.
It’ll make you erratic.
@@jimthegatormantwopoint0 right!
@jimthegatormantwopoint0 that's why they act like that, it makes sense now.
Calms me down
An ounce of meth to use in two to three days? Wouldn't that be like drinking a fifth of whiskey every hour for the same time? I think you would be dead in a matter of hours!
An 8 ball(3.5 g) is not unheard of though. The L-50 dose(where 50% of people would die due to acute intoxication) is actually very high.
That's why most meth users deaths are due to "natural causes". Strokes due to the severe damage to the blood vessels, heart disease, kidney disease, it's also highly suspect that it's an aggravating factor for developing Parkinson's...and so on.
Tolerance is a bitch
Well, if I were gacking an ounce of meth in three days, I'd probably be guzzling a fifth of whiskey a day just to keep my heart from popping out my ribcage.
27 grams isn't for personal use.
She was doing a LOT of cleaning
I call bullsh*tt. She's selling drugs and needs to held accountable.
The Judge knew she was lying and that’s why she sentenced her so harshly.
@@amandaskywalker7331right lol. What were the baggies for? Hopefully she does well. Judge gave her an out. It's up to her now
@@amandaskywalker7331 Judge Boyd has a “ mind like a steel trap”. She has said so herself . She misses nothing and is kind, but never fooled by anyone.
@@sharondoan1447 Yes. This chick thought she was walking out of there with rehab, but she shouldn't have lied, and lied so easily. Judge Boyd wasn't having it.
@@AsherMolina I wish she had an excuse for the baggies. "I'm a meth prepper and I get all my meth doses sorted out for the month ahead, labeled with the date! Saves so much time!"
Who smokes Meth before court and tell Judge Boyd prior to sentencing lol. She need to taste prison.
Using drugs is a terrible excuse. I wouldn't let her in my house.
It's a dilemma for family members especially since she has children.
Can you easily tell if someone is on meth ?
judge is fair, hope she knows it
An ounce in 2 to 3 days , are you bathing in it ?? BS, she is selling !! Wherever she cleans, better check for missing items !!
Judge boyd needs to be stricter on people like this
She’s all over the place with her excuses. 🙄
This dealer was just given a gift from Judge Boyd. Will be interesting to see how well she does.
How could doing methamphetamine possibly help with stress???
😂🤣
Probably helped her stay awake
It helps on the come up, but when you come down stress gets worse. Much worse.
Awesome judge god bless them and police officers for what they go through!!!
In her case, prison is salvation.. She's a mess judge just probably saved her life. Meth is an evil drug. Hope she does well.
She’s in Texas though so she’ll be able to get her hands on it in prison. The Texas prison system is extremely corrupt. The only other state that’s as bad as Texas is Florida. Whenever you see good ol boys that are beyond reproach, & claim the reason they’re being accused of corruption is because they’re fighting corruption, you know they’re full of 💩 & are being protected from high up in the state government. Texas & Florida were never corrupt on an institutional level until the last 7 or 8 years (at least not in recent memory - 1950s/60s to present day).
I recommend rehab….AFTER her 6 year prison time.
Been watching these channels, and see a few different Judges, THIS is how a Judge should be, calm, collected and working off facts, no berating of the defendants (AKA Judge Fleisher) or laughing at them or being sensational, she listens to the facts and considers what is best. Much respect!
she couldn't tell right from wrong if she tried
Drug users are like that. Everything goes in one ear and out the other.
She’s talking to Fast
who in hell relies on her to clean their homes. More like cleans out their homes !
Oh, little girl, honey, maybe one day your children will mean much more to you than drugs.
Look, Your Honor, there was a big sale on meth, and she was stocking up.
The scale and baggies? Uhh, for cleaning supplies. Dish detergent.
"A Few Kids" is a Wild Opening Statement by her Lawyer! She's talking about doing Meth under Stress like she's Sneaking a Cigarette! She Kept it Under an Ounce but Kept them Together thinking she was some Kind of Criminal Genius! A 1/2 Ounce a Day is such a Massive Amount of Meth, it's So Much Meth!
drug user that doesnt care about her kids or anyone else..DONT feel sorry for her
Me either. She’s all about herself.
She's an addict and deserves treatment. Not prison. Addiction is an illness. Like jailing people for lung cancer
@@alexafromsouthcarolina5666lung cancer isn’t a choice. There needs to be accountability, she brought three children into the world
“Like jailing people for lung cancer”…
Yes, addiction is a disease. But don’t pretend like drug abuse disorder and drug abuse is a victimless crime.
@@alexafromsouthcarolina5666
@DEA I found another one^^
Judge Boyd is a true humanist, giving the person a chance to change.
no one travels with a scale unless their dealing drugs
100
Nonsense. I have one to weigh when I buy.
People do use scales when buying so they know the quantity being purchased
True, i have a scale at home to measure out my use. But to travel with one is a huge red flag 😊
This is one case in point of why I - albeit begrudgingly - clean my own house.
Same.✌️😐
@@Jonesy_Ripley yep ... in ur shit
This is a good Judge, she's giving this woman an opportunity to change her life, hopefully she takes it to heart.
Oh yeah a prison sentence which will adversely affect the ability to find employment is a great opportunity. Let's not forget that the prison system makes profit by having prisoners. Drug addicts are known to be repeat offenders which keeps the courts ready to milk them for more profits.
She's a real consumer rights advocate. She's tired of getting ripped off (I won't use her offensive term) on her drug deals.
Yeah, I get the scale for 27g vs 28g or something like that. But she was saying she got half last time so she brought the scale. If you're that serious a user, you know by feel if you're getting half. Her story is just BS at every angle.
Gipped is offensive? I have used it my whole life.😂😅😊
@@princesspiplaysbassgypped (like getting cheated/tricked) references the gypsies and is considered offensive towards them.
@@princesspiplaysbass Just because someone can reasonably claim ignorance of the underlying meaning of a word, doesn't justify using it once they've been made aware of the offensiveness of that word. The origin of the word comes from the derogatory term for the Romani people, often incorrectly referred to as "Gypsies". The connotation of that word is that of being dishonest and thieving in a racial sense. Don't worry about having used it in the past. Just don't use it in the future if you don't want to disrespect an ancient people.
Thanks for the clarification.😊
love this judge..straight to the point
Damn Judge Boyd! Sent that lady to prison! She wasnt in the mood today!
I was thinking the same thing. Did she do something dangerous? If she's just getting high, that's crazy.
@@jmorris023 getting caught with over an ounce of meth is kind of a big deal.
But can be out in 6 months
@@Matadorpoker Shouldn't be locked up for a substance abuse problem unless you're a danger to someone besides yourself.
Hey judge Boyd thanks for helping this girl I think she will change her life around. You are a good judge. Now if she does what you asked her to do she will have something to look forward to of possibly getting out of prison. Once again judge Boyd nice job and God bless you and your family your pal fisherman Mike from Missouri.
Pray for this girl, she’s got a long road ahead.
if you're prayin' pray for the spawn ...
I always find it so funny that junkies always think that they are super convincing when they are so super transparent.
She’s saving this woman’s life.
We need more judges like her, bravo
This seems like it's the first time she's been sent to jail... unbelievably lucky until now.
And the reason she thought she could con her way out again, the fear of jail, is the only thing that will usually even bring a chance of stopping.
A scale, baggies and product is absolutely 100% intent to distribute. Straight up.
Did anyone catch the irony; that her stash was kept in a "Paris Hilton" make up bag?
Poor Great Grandma. Elderly and probably retired, and now she’s raising a 5 year old.
Americans have no problem with the metric system when it comes to meth 🤔
😂 I never thought of that
She was not prepared for this judge.
I actually like this sentence. As one judge was always fond of saying "The keys to the prison gate are completely in your hands." It is entirely up to her to get her act together in that first six months if she wants to avoid the full six year ride.
Best judge and human being in America. What's left of it.
Her lawyer said "just be honest with the judge"
She was honest about all the wrong things 😂
So where were your kids when you are getting stoned under stress ? In the room on the other side of the door 😮😮😮😮😮
She thought she was being a fast talker she never thought she would get prison
That judge just gave her the opportunity of a lifetime.
So how much does that all cost? Who has that kind if money? But can't take care of her kids? Go straight to jail.
probably stealing from the homes she was cleaning to buy her drugs.
Judge Boyd is so merciful. America needs more Judges like her!
Lock her up.
Don't see any way she can make it 180 days with a good record to make parole. Without her meth, she is going to be so stressed out
They literally are...what? 😂
If you take drugs don't be selfish and have children,: no child deserves it
It was only 28 grams of meth🙄
Lol my nieces mom told me one time "I only do meth! It's just a little meth!"
This lady lucked out. She has a chance to change her life. I hope she makes the right choice.
Very fair judgement. My heart does go out to this lady. Addiction is a disease
This is an opportunity for her to turn around and start walking in the right direction, before she gets to far and can't turn back.
The streets have one less drug dealer on the street.
Shes lucky af as considering most people wont believe or care for the amount of personal use and just throw the book at em. Hope she pulls through but when the temptation comes back, most will fall. God bless.
It’s crazy that they never need help until they are in front of that judge. Stop offering them ways out make them do their time in prison and wash ur hands of it
Because they eventually get out of jail/prison, society benefits from the judge trying to motivate them to get clean and stay clean.
I hope she’s able to get (and stay) clean.
I can believe that she traveled with a scale to make sure she didn’t get cheated…. But when it is bagged up individually that is considered intent to distribute
Americans buy in bulk. She got the Costco pack. Then you cut it up for on the go packs. Lol
They have to air out that court room for days with all that smoke she is blowing out her butt
Nicely done, Judge Boyd. The defendant is in over her head and needs help. A six- year sentence can become a six-month sentence if she shows a good faith effort.
Of Course She Wants You To Be Honest! 😂
That's why she should've been given deferred with inpatient treatment
@@dannythunder3180 right
Well, crap, don’t we all leave the house and make sure we have our own personal drug scale?
She is Very Deeply into her addiction.
You can't fix stupid.
Oh, if only!!
Sure you can...
But it's gonna hurt.😁😂
This is a damn good lesson for her. Her choices are clear; 1. do your time and learn, grow, and change or 2. keep making drugs a priority and end up losing your children, your business, and - God forbid - your life. DO BETTER!
She used before court, in addition to her other significant charges….pretty sure she going to prison.