Top 5 Times Defendants Represented Themselves in Court

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  • @LawAndCrime
    @LawAndCrime  Год назад +73

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    • @UnchainedAmerica
      @UnchainedAmerica Год назад +9

      Brooks waived his APPOINTED counsel, not his standby counsel. There are no standby counsels in Wisconsin. Judge Dorow told YOU, your WRITERS, and Darrell Brooks that he doesn't have the constitutional rights to standby counsel per Wisconsin law.

    • @syoung6126
      @syoung6126 Год назад +1

      And nice hairdo Barbie

    • @syoung6126
      @syoung6126 Год назад

      Sorry, we don’t speak Jive

    • @maraandreytchev5699
      @maraandreytchev5699 11 месяцев назад

      He's playing ATTORNEY...not doing good...he thinks hes an actor in a script

    • @duaneoxtail9974
      @duaneoxtail9974 11 месяцев назад +2

      spam

  • @feliciiaab
    @feliciiaab Год назад +667

    I just feel horrible for that 11 year old boy. I can’t imagine having to live with those memories.

    • @stancexpunks
      @stancexpunks Год назад +96

      At least the detective adopted him 🥺 so he didn’t have to grow up in the foster system and has someone responsible to raise him right

    • @feliciiaab
      @feliciiaab Год назад +32

      @@stancexpunks Yeah, that was so nice to hear.

    • @TravellerZasha
      @TravellerZasha Год назад +21

      i know what it's like and it'll stick with him for life. I hope he gets the help he needs and doesn't blame himself or think he's a monster cause he's going to remember what his father said to him or at least find these videos.

    • @khaleesireyna731
      @khaleesireyna731 11 месяцев назад +12

      Knowing that the detective investigating O'Neil's crime was the one to adopt the son is one beautiful thing in an otherwise ugly case.
      Given ONeils demeanor in court, I'm willing to bet money that Ronny was an absolute nightmare to be around. The fact that the detective not only adopted him, he gave him a whole family (the detective had 5 kids already) and they know his story and what he went through in detail, so they also know how to help him heal and move forward. That part honestly moved me to tears when I first heard it.

    • @feliciiaab
      @feliciiaab 11 месяцев назад +5

      @@khaleesireyna731 That’s beautiful to hear! There is so much evil in the world so it’s always moving to hear something so beautiful and selfless.

  • @stancexpunks
    @stancexpunks Год назад +1134

    Being yelled at for hours straight isn’t going to make your point more impressionable on me, it’s going to make me think you’re a very angry individual that could very much snap and kill your entire family. If someone could yell like that at strangers who are responsible for deciding your fate.. imagine how he acts behind closed doors

    • @ProfessionalKafir
      @ProfessionalKafir Год назад +32

      Yea, they expose their insensitivity

    • @TheStarwars2011
      @TheStarwars2011 Год назад +15

      😂guys face at 36:01

    • @WhoAreYou-.-.
      @WhoAreYou-.-. Год назад +16

      I am scared and I am not even in the court room. Arguing with the judge is not wise. They think they are as smart as lawyers but the dude at the start forget he is supposed to argue with the defence not the judge. 😂 BIG mistake 😂 sideshow Bob I feel is spitting on me as he screams 😂

    • @DarrinR.-pq8md
      @DarrinR.-pq8md Год назад +34

      As if the hair style wasn't a dead giveaway to his insanity. 😅

    • @Lauren_Tyler
      @Lauren_Tyler Год назад +12

      I so wanted to get in his face and tell him, "Aw, shut up!"

  • @azninvasion
    @azninvasion Год назад +764

    The Darrell Brooks case was televised and the entire trial is online. This was the 1st case I had to watch the entirety of live. Seeing him try to argue jurisdiction, jury nullification, and that whole reddit thing was insane.

    • @Originalman144
      @Originalman144 Год назад +6

      He actually did a fairly good job and made the women in the court look incompetent by not debunking and addressing his statements.

    • @Mizmoon2020
      @Mizmoon2020 Год назад +197

      @@Originalman144millions disagree with you, but ok.

    • @kriss3d
      @kriss3d Год назад +124

      ​@@Originalman144what? She made a perfect clear record. This case will be made education material for law school.
      She don't need to debunk his nonsense. That's not what the judge is for.

    • @whiteobama3032
      @whiteobama3032 Год назад +17

      I was glued to the screen. I recommend you watch entire depp vs heard, it was a hilarious shitshow.

    • @JawnSmith
      @JawnSmith Год назад +96

      ​@@kriss3ddon't waste your time arguing with a sovereign citizen. They're allergic to logic

  • @jjk4586
    @jjk4586 Год назад +388

    Ronnie should have been chained to the desk in the court room. The fact he was able to walk around in the court room is insane.

    • @enriquefuentes2289
      @enriquefuentes2289 Год назад +66

      He really thought he was the main character courtroom guy like in the movies

    • @MegsyPato
      @MegsyPato 11 месяцев назад +15

      I was so shocked by that too!

    • @Meilk27
      @Meilk27 11 месяцев назад +39

      he's so cringe. like some weird mix of characters from movies and a church preacher

    • @Crazycraw202
      @Crazycraw202 11 месяцев назад +8

      2nd murderer pictures himself as Johnny Cochran!

    • @bearok89
      @bearok89 10 месяцев назад +13

      Dude really watched Tom Cruise in A few good men and thought "Lemme get in on that"

  • @marysummer08
    @marysummer08 10 месяцев назад +426

    I died laughing when Ice-T reposted Ronnie’s rant on his IG and commented “He watched too much SVU”

    • @JordanDragonAs
      @JordanDragonAs 8 месяцев назад +21

      That was funny since he is apart of that show

    • @ruger504nola
      @ruger504nola 5 месяцев назад +4

      😂😂😂

    • @cam-ev1bv
      @cam-ev1bv 4 месяца назад +4

      Hilarious 😅😅😅

    • @Rahhelthethird
      @Rahhelthethird 3 месяца назад +7

      I can't believe Ronnie went out to defend himself with that hair. Doesn't matter if you were a suit if you still wear clown makeup.

    • @NoseyNuNu
      @NoseyNuNu 2 месяца назад +2

      😹😹💀 I missed that! Ice-T is hilarious 😁

  • @chinadoll534
    @chinadoll534 Год назад +568

    If you allow clowns to represent themselves you will see a circus

    • @j2simpso
      @j2simpso Год назад +29

      Everyone has a right to self representation. The constitution says so. If you don’t like it change the constitution. In the meantime, I’ll enjoy my popcorn and crackerjacks from the gallery! 😂

    • @canadagoof
      @canadagoof Год назад +4

      @@j2simpso Amen! Though it is peanuts and beer for me! 🥜🍺

    • @samuelwahls8315
      @samuelwahls8315 11 месяцев назад +4

      ​@@canadagoofI prefer pita bread, artichoke dip, and a martini

    • @OHHHHUSBANT
      @OHHHHUSBANT 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@j2simpsonot really when they manage to get lucky and get the case thrown out by intentionally making the judge say something unlawful like baiting out the n word

    • @eimearnighriofa1116
      @eimearnighriofa1116 10 месяцев назад +1

      This comment is gold 👩‍⚖

  • @misterx6490
    @misterx6490 Год назад +510

    The Brooks trial was must-see. No matter how badly he behaved, Judge Jennifer Dorow had the patience of a saint.

    • @canadagoof
      @canadagoof Год назад +41

      Hon. Judge Dorow was the absolute star of the proceedings! Undoubtedly, that case will be prime jurisprudence and be taught in law schools across the U.S.

    • @Hippie-i8g
      @Hippie-i8g 11 месяцев назад +11

      Judge Dorow!!! ❤

    • @sandybrickman1392
      @sandybrickman1392 11 месяцев назад +14

      I’ve watched it 3 times all the way through. She handled him perfectly!

    • @FireFist5000
      @FireFist5000 11 месяцев назад +4

      Agreed

    • @terencemarshall
      @terencemarshall 9 месяцев назад

      Did she though? Or had she already judged him before the evidence was set and refused to let him speak. 100% I believe he was guilty and his crimes were heinous, but that does not mean that he does not get the right of trial with impartiality with innocent until proven guilty. The Judge had already decided he was guilty in this case and used every ounce of her being to talk over him when he had an argument, when he tried to talk over back she said he was disrespectful of the court or held him in contempt. Can't have it both ways when impartiality is supposed to be the backbone of justice.....unfortunately we and the judge herself do not see this case without emotion and that should be a factor for a judge.

  • @nrwinner
    @nrwinner Год назад +446

    Darrell brooks be making coffee in the morning like “GROUNDS! GROUNDS!”

    • @balancedaccounting2332
      @balancedaccounting2332 6 месяцев назад +8

      🤣🤣

    • @NeverTheSame
      @NeverTheSame 3 месяца назад +6

      I still say "GROUNDS!?" all the time when my wife questions things I say 😂

    • @mkay3310
      @mkay3310 2 месяца назад +2

      ObJeCtIoN I dOn'T cOnSeNt To BeInG cAlLeD tHaT nAmE

  • @hotwheels762
    @hotwheels762 Год назад +181

    28:00 when the kid said "u stabbed me" man that was something fierce

  • @mirandaajames
    @mirandaajames Год назад +385

    Judge Dorrow pointedly asked Brooks what name he wanted to be called during the trial and he avoided the answer.

    • @Sir_Lagg_A_Lot
      @Sir_Lagg_A_Lot Год назад +33

      If he had a problem with the way they were pronouncing his name, he could have just told them so. Instead he tried playing "I'm not me" games.

    • @wallyman292
      @wallyman292 Год назад +63

      @@Sir_Lagg_A_LotIt wasn't the pronunciation that he was arguing against. He was using an old stand-by sovereign citizen ploy where they insist our names represent some kind of government entity and/or contract which they refuse to acknowledge or enter into. Usually, they try to say they are instead "the beneficiary of the trust" of whatever their name is, and that they are only representing said person. It's just a bunch of BS mumbo-jumbo, of course. . .

    • @zephyrhills8070
      @zephyrhills8070 Год назад +6

      Wrong. He said "Strawman"

    • @boredstudent
      @boredstudent Год назад +18

      And Darrell was identified by his Wisconsin ID which police found in his pocket. Even the State DA used that in her closing argument.

    • @rosalynjeffery9510
      @rosalynjeffery9510 11 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@zephyrhills8070Objection 😂😂

  • @akiser123
    @akiser123 11 месяцев назад +423

    It is disgusting that a father who murdered 2 of his family members was permitted to question the son he attempted to murder on the stand. While it is within his rights as the accused, it's absurd that he could sit there and try to discredit his child after the trauma he inflicted.

    • @yungmilf
      @yungmilf 10 месяцев назад +34

      my thoughts exactly, i cant begin to imagine what that poor little boy endured let alone at the hands of who did it to him... i understand why the court may have allowed it, but that boy needed protection and even in that court room they hardly did that... i hope hes doing more than okay in life

    • @Fee212
      @Fee212 10 месяцев назад +14

      He got what was coming to him in the end.

    • @williamroberts2878
      @williamroberts2878 10 месяцев назад +22

      That guy's a case study for why you don't represent yourself: his opening statement is that his son didn't SEE him murder his wife. Ok then, so you just confessed to murdering your wife. The kid just didn't see you do it.

    • @eimearnighriofa1116
      @eimearnighriofa1116 10 месяцев назад +11

      My heart goes out to this young man, I agree that it is horrific that he had to face his father and murderer of his mother and sibling in court and that there was not another way for his testimony to be heard. I truly hope this wonderfully brave young boy has had the opportunity to move forward and take advantage of the life that was very nearly stolen from him, despite all the tragedy of what happened.

    • @onespoiledpup2019
      @onespoiledpup2019 10 месяцев назад +14

      ​​@@williamroberts2878 In his closing argument he stated again that he killed his wife.
      His son, who testified by phone. It was hard I am sure, but maybe now it will help him heal somewhat. The young man was very brave. I am so glad he has a new father that will give him a better life like he deserves.

  • @blackice9088
    @blackice9088 Год назад +434

    Darrell Brooks is a perfect example of the saying "Someone that chooses to represent themselves in a court of law, has a fool for a client." 😂

    • @shasmi93
      @shasmi93 Год назад +4

      Maybe… but that quote was created by a lawyer. I have been screwed over financially by getting a lawyer more than not getting one.

    • @kittybennett9004
      @kittybennett9004 11 месяцев назад +10

      @@shasmi93Abraham Lincoln said that.

    • @jomesias
      @jomesias 11 месяцев назад +6

      He does not identify by that name, for the record 😂😂😂

    • @sydneyrector5486
      @sydneyrector5486 10 месяцев назад +1

      😂

    • @simonsan5271
      @simonsan5271 10 месяцев назад +2

      This was said at the beggining of the video

  • @kimberlyphillips1138
    @kimberlyphillips1138 Год назад +161

    Brooks is the fricking devil. My heart goes out to his children and hope they have someone to love and protect them all of them.

    • @MamaSymphonia
      @MamaSymphonia Год назад +12

      Nah. The Devil's supposed to be super smart. He'd have stuck with an attorney.

  • @jasonbanks6291
    @jasonbanks6291 Год назад +180

    Brooks building a fort was,classic 😂😂😂

    • @neurocidesakiwi
      @neurocidesakiwi Год назад +16

      More forts in courts I say.

    • @chinadoll534
      @chinadoll534 Год назад +1

      😂

    • @joebloggs2635
      @joebloggs2635 Год назад +13

      Not just any fort, it's known as "The Box Fort"

    • @neurocidesakiwi
      @neurocidesakiwi Год назад +19

      @@joebloggs2635 no, it's a fort of law.

    • @joebloggs2635
      @joebloggs2635 Год назад +12

      @@neurocidesakiwi lol. He forte the law, and the law won. That's for sure.

  • @wintermistique3399
    @wintermistique3399 11 месяцев назад +189

    Before Darrell Brooks, I would have NEVER thought anyone would disrespect not only the judge, but the victims involved. He deserves every single uncomfortable day in prison!

    • @terencemarshall
      @terencemarshall 9 месяцев назад

      You are thinking with emotion.

    • @Marimiet
      @Marimiet 9 месяцев назад +5

      with a cellmate called Bubba.

    • @barrierodliffe4155
      @barrierodliffe4155 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@terencemarshall What is wrong with emotions? I listened to what he did to not only the 6 who died but all the others he injured, some of them so badly that they were almost given up for dead. I found it hard to hear all of the details, he just played with his pencil/ If Darrel Brooks had any empathy he would never have shown so much disresepect, I loved the way the trial ended and his having to listen to the Prosecutor and the judge.

  • @sirdopaminesjournal3292
    @sirdopaminesjournal3292 Год назад +149

    I think these are all malignant narcissists.

    • @masondegaulle5731
      @masondegaulle5731 Год назад +29

      Without a doubt. In their mind, they've won every argument they've ever had, why would _this time_ be any different?

    • @horsluvr23
      @horsluvr23 Год назад +20

      It came out during Brooks trial he had antisocial personality disorder
      It showed, bad lol

    • @Resinpro
      @Resinpro 9 месяцев назад +3

      Bingo, should’ve been titled as much

    • @ellemorgan1331
      @ellemorgan1331 2 месяца назад

      They absolutely are.

    • @-crimson-2399
      @-crimson-2399 25 дней назад

      Yep. Don't need to be a licensed psychologist to make that determination! The worst part is that these sociopaths basically see this as their time to shine. 15 seconds of fame is all that matters to them.

  • @carolchristiansen635
    @carolchristiansen635 Год назад +196

    Actually, Brooks cried for himself about himself through the whole trial. His defense was the poor pitiful me excuse.

    • @Originalman144
      @Originalman144 Год назад +2

      🤣🤣🤣

    • @TinyTC
      @TinyTC 11 месяцев назад +5

      He FAKE cried through the whole trial. And badly. Lol

  • @sandysmith1881
    @sandysmith1881 Год назад +248

    I watched Darrell Brooks trial start to finish. The judge was a saint. I don't know how she stayed so calm. The name he didn't want to be called by was his given name..Darrell (pronounced like barrel) instead of DaRell.

    • @mc.2737
      @mc.2737 Год назад +28

      The best moment was when they showed his first interrogation and the cop asked him his name and his spelled out Darrell Brooks 😂

    • @twocents7495
      @twocents7495 Год назад +6

      The irony is the blanket goal is to try and prove they are the smartest one in the room.

    • @Valspartame_Maelstrom
      @Valspartame_Maelstrom Год назад +10

      @@mc.2737that wasn’t him. that was an agent 😅

    • @dandylion9998
      @dandylion9998 Год назад +17

      I watched the whole thing, too.
      His overall behavior and lack of accountability is beyond maddening.

    • @uscg1381
      @uscg1381 Год назад +4

      She wasn't a saint. She was weak. Tomato/Tomato

  • @irishgurl3078
    @irishgurl3078 11 месяцев назад +113

    I understand people have the right to represent themselves in court but they shouldn’t be allowed to question their victims especially when that victim is a child.

    • @CertifiedGShep
      @CertifiedGShep 10 месяцев назад +10

      Defendants are allowed to cross-examine and face their accusers. You cannot have a witness for the prosecution without the defense being allowed to poke holes and discredit said witness in case the witness is not a reliable witness.
      There are no exceptions so that the system is fair to every single case. But unfortunately there will be scenarios like this where the Pro Se will be in a position to intimidate a close relative witness.

    • @terencemarshall
      @terencemarshall 9 месяцев назад +2

      I would rather they do it than a skilled liar bred to confuse.....

  • @thechosenone9769
    @thechosenone9769 Год назад +77

    The reason it took 3 hours to come back with the verdict in the DB case was because they had to fill out the paperwork for all 76 charges.

  • @Tom_The_Cat
    @Tom_The_Cat Год назад +137

    I feel like during the Brooks trial, during the breaks, Judge Dorow went to her chambers and screamed into a pillow. I like what Emily D. Baker said
    "She probably doesn't have a gavel so she doesn't throw it at him."

    • @Hippie-i8g
      @Hippie-i8g 11 месяцев назад +4

      Ha ha ha!!!! Judge Dorow earned that pillow...

    • @JordanDragonAs
      @JordanDragonAs 10 месяцев назад +2

      ​@skypilot2082 well she was pregnant as well

    • @Hippie-i8g
      @Hippie-i8g 10 месяцев назад +3

      @@JordanDragonAs Is that right? Wow!

    • @sarahjarrett8004
      @sarahjarrett8004 Месяц назад

      @@JordanDragonAsI cannot imagine enduring listening to that man while pregnant

  • @RisitasKEKW
    @RisitasKEKW 11 месяцев назад +84

    Legend has it, brooks is still asking the judge to prove subject matter jurisdiction 😂

    • @XiaoFury
      @XiaoFury 11 месяцев назад +11

      He has a good 700 years to wait for the answer.

    • @the-basit-ali-com
      @the-basit-ali-com 10 месяцев назад

      lmso@@XiaoFury

    • @NoseyNuNu
      @NoseyNuNu 2 месяца назад +1

      😹😹💀 I bet he really is 😭😣🫠

    • @ryankerr7318
      @ryankerr7318 Месяц назад

      Do you think he’s throwing out objections while in jail?

  • @sburns2421
    @sburns2421 Год назад +432

    Ronnie deserves another 50 years just for that hair.

    • @mrspeigle1
      @mrspeigle1 Год назад +29

      That hair lost him alot of credit

    • @sburns2421
      @sburns2421 Год назад +21

      @@mrspeigle1 Aside from the overwhelming evidence against him including testimony from his own son I'm sure the hair was what did it.

    • @damenwhelan3236
      @damenwhelan3236 Год назад +12

      I'd of gone for guilty for the hair alone.

    • @AlaFrigginBama
      @AlaFrigginBama Год назад +17

      Looked just like “SideShow Bob”.

    • @LDiamondz
      @LDiamondz Год назад +10

      1 year for each hair on his head.

  • @Bozbaby103
    @Bozbaby103 Год назад +63

    Without snark or a$$holery, I sincerely think Ronnie O’Neal isn’t quite right in the head. Not because of his criminal actions, but by listening to him. I am NOT saying he should get away with this in ANY capacity (he didn’t), only that there are some wires short-circuiting in his noggin. He deserves everything his sentence demands of him. Happy he’s gone for life.

    • @fredv7349
      @fredv7349 10 месяцев назад +1

      It was the hair right?

    • @terencemarshall
      @terencemarshall 9 месяцев назад +1

      He deserves it because you think he is mentally ill respective of if he was guilty or not? Think about what you are saying.

    • @gena4638
      @gena4638 8 месяцев назад +1

      ​​@@terencemarshall He deserves because he IS guilty based on the facts of the case and because of the cruelty and viciousness of the crime...not because he is mentally ill. The original comment was just pointing out that there's no way he is right in the head (the way he acted in court.) He didn't say anything about this man "deserving it whether he is guilty or not." All of your 17+ comments twist what people say or weirdly defends these trash bag human beings in this clip. Very strange. I would go so far as to say that your clear hatred and distrust of the system has made your opinions incredibly biased which lends them no weight at all.

  • @masondegaulle5731
    @masondegaulle5731 Год назад +148

    Gotta love watching narcissists trying to DARVO and gaslight a whole courtroom.

    • @BrettHowell-wo1ik
      @BrettHowell-wo1ik Год назад +2

      Darvo? What? Jw

    • @dystopianaverice1981
      @dystopianaverice1981 Год назад +16

      ​@@BrettHowell-wo1ikdeny attack reverse victim and offender lol south park

    • @_labacanitaz
      @_labacanitaz Год назад

      Darvo? Never heard of that one. 🤔 😶

    • @_labacanitaz
      @_labacanitaz Год назад

      ​@@dystopianaverice1981ohhhhh. thanks.
      hmm , that's a new one for me. 😅

    • @terencemarshall
      @terencemarshall 9 месяцев назад

      Every Judge and prosecution ever.

  • @jasminecarroll9788
    @jasminecarroll9788 Год назад +142

    I'm really surprised O'Neil's conduct wasn't shut down sooner as a form a jury intimidation. That yelling and pacing, mixed with the crimes he was being accused of, it could easily be seen as jury intimidation. There's a difference between an "impassioned speech" and attempting to be intimidating.

    • @KLC_xoxo
      @KLC_xoxo 11 месяцев назад +36

      I honestly think the judge was like go on show them exactly what you are like. But I do understand exactly where you are coming from x

    • @OceanHedgehog
      @OceanHedgehog 11 месяцев назад +14

      @@KLC_xoxo Same, I think she knew that it was only hurting O'Neil since it showed how unhinged he is.

    • @henrywalsh
      @henrywalsh 9 месяцев назад +8

      He looked like he was trying to mimic a fire-and-brimstone preacher. LOL

    • @mackenziewoloschuk7375
      @mackenziewoloschuk7375 2 месяца назад

      @@henrywalsh He sounded like a cult leader trying to show the power of his fake faith

  • @ChiliCattt
    @ChiliCattt Год назад +60

    I am a docket nerd. I spend my days listening to live courts online. And perhaps the most universal aspect of everyone who goes pro se is that they believe they are smarter than everyone else in the room when the truth is the opposite

    • @christopherfields9785
      @christopherfields9785 Год назад +3

      I am a docket nerd.😂😂😂 Tell me why people nowadays start off comments with what they do?

    • @ChiliCattt
      @ChiliCattt Год назад +1

      @@christopherfields9785 Interesting observation. You’re right. Now I see it everywhere 🤣

    • @shasmi93
      @shasmi93 Год назад +3

      @@christopherfields9785because the internet is SO FULL of fake crap and trolls. You have to state your sources and why someone should believe what you’re saying. So they start with what they do.

    • @Tesla_Ampersand_Friends
      @Tesla_Ampersand_Friends 4 месяца назад

      is there a trend as to which livestreams have more pro se peeps?

    • @NoseyNuNu
      @NoseyNuNu 2 месяца назад

      How do u find the live streams? Any suggestions? 😁they are fun to watch ☺️

  • @360entertainment2
    @360entertainment2 Год назад +102

    I got a little curious about if a sovereign citizen has ever won a court case and a quick google search has brought me this gem:
    “Sovereign Citizen arguments have no basis in law and have never been successful in any court. The movement may appeal to people facing financial or legal difficulties or wishing to resist perceived government oppression. As a result it has grown significantly during times of economic or social crisis.”
    This kind of makes me wonder why anyone would try and pull this?

    • @johnbubba1143
      @johnbubba1143 Год назад +24

      The most "victories" they get are having traffic tickets reduced or certain traffic violations dropped.
      Like they may get driving without insurance and/or registration dropped but still pay the speeding and/or seat belt ticket.

    • @Soaring_lizzard
      @Soaring_lizzard Год назад +21

      It probably appeals to the type of people who think they’re the smartest one in the room.

    • @TheIkaika777
      @TheIkaika777 Год назад +10

      It’s a cult. I have no idea why people join cults.

    • @wallyman292
      @wallyman292 Год назад +1

      They're being sold on the whole sovcit grift by ruthless internet scammers, who provide bogus "proof" of the huge successes others have supposedly had using the lame arguments they push.

    • @Meitti
      @Meitti Год назад

      Because its a borderline religious nutjob cult, similar to flat earthers and reptilian cults and stuff.

  • @davidz2016
    @davidz2016 Год назад +74

    The Derail Brooks case was a case to remember. Such disregard for life and law . The Ronnie case was definitely a lower your ear phones kind of case . As soon as he screamed he lost his case .

    • @_labacanitaz
      @_labacanitaz Год назад +14

      Okay did you spell that Derail to be clever or was that just a perfect coincidence? 😅

    • @r.sanders8448
      @r.sanders8448 Год назад +11

      DeRail Brooks.
      lmao...
      freakin PERFECT! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @terencemarshall
      @terencemarshall 9 месяцев назад

      I agree with your statement but how a person acts in court, to a point, shouldn't be taken into consideration, only the words. Judging somebody on their demeanour isn't a case. Although I guess it was here.

    • @ItzSailorChaos
      @ItzSailorChaos 2 месяца назад +1

      Derail 😂😂😂😂

    • @davidz2016
      @davidz2016 2 месяца назад

      @@ItzSailorChaos that's what he did .

  • @S.T-Money
    @S.T-Money Год назад +79

    “A lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client.”

  • @80bbygrl
    @80bbygrl Год назад +85

    How Oneil thought that hair was going to help him is beyond me.

    • @oliveb5768
      @oliveb5768 Год назад +10

      Honestly how do you even maintain that in jail

    • @2bunnies254
      @2bunnies254 2 месяца назад +3

      Where's the electrical socket that did that?? Hope it was free.

  • @shockman8014
    @shockman8014 Год назад +105

    It's didn't take the jury 3 hours to reach the decision, it took them 3 hours to fill out the forms.

    • @Boots_293
      @Boots_293 Год назад +13

      There were ALOOOOOTTT of forms in that one!

    • @vitologozzo3682
      @vitologozzo3682 10 месяцев назад +3

      I was wondering about that

  • @thepastwastheworst2311
    @thepastwastheworst2311 Год назад +101

    That's so heartwarming that the detective adopted that child

    • @Petey0707
      @Petey0707 9 месяцев назад

      Idk about that detectives have been known to get innocent people locked up it’s like trading one narcissist with another

    • @terencemarshall
      @terencemarshall 9 месяцев назад

      Or was it the greatest temporary tactic of the prosecution? Is the child still in the custody of the police officer?

    • @thepastwastheworst2311
      @thepastwastheworst2311 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@Petey0707 so you think that the father is innocent?

    • @thepastwastheworst2311
      @thepastwastheworst2311 9 месяцев назад

      @@terencemarshall how would it be a temporary tactic I think if what you said is true than it would just be a tactic

  • @MusicLeeSarah
    @MusicLeeSarah Год назад +111

    12:08 OMG THIS IS, HANDS DOWN, MY FAVORITE MOMENT OF THE TRIAL!!! He sounds just like a hangry toddler as he mocks the prosecution... "The De-FeNd-DaNt!"
    🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @oliveb5768
      @oliveb5768 Год назад +36

      He kinda right tho she did put some stank on that when she said it 😂

    • @katcraig7525
      @katcraig7525 Год назад +20

      @@oliveb5768 She sure did. I don't blame her.

    • @MusicLeeSarah
      @MusicLeeSarah Год назад +12

      @@oliveb5768 of course she did! Lol she was having to do extra work for him... I personally would be resentful and would take every jab I could. if I remember correctly the witness they were talking about was 1 that he was calling for the defense. Keep in mind the prosecution kind of volunteers to help Brooks out with getting his witnesses subpoenaed to come to court, because he didn't have the resources to find them and then subpoena them from jail, and stay restrict their access to the internet and phones. I don't for a second believe that the prosecution was jumping to volunteer to do this. I have a feeling someone made them an offer that they literally couldn't refuse. I'm sure all of them involved with tracking down and subpoenaing his witnesses were resentful because they had other cases they were prosecuting other cases they were researching other cases where they had to deal with their own witnesses I feel like this was a burden on their already overloaded shoulders. A small burden yes but nonetheless a burden now put that all together with his courtroom antics his disrespect his complete lack of knowledge for court proceedings in general no doubt causes a level of frustration none of us have yet to experience. Lol.
      Just his reaction to it though was what was so funny for me. Since the minute his court proceedings started it was as if this man was regressing in age. His behavior would become more immature day after day after day. His reaction was definitely the maturity level of an angry hungry poopy diapered toddler. 🤣🤣🤣

    • @Abdi-libaax
      @Abdi-libaax 10 месяцев назад +10

      How are these people not laughing 😂😂

    • @D3nailo
      @D3nailo 10 месяцев назад +6

      Haha i agree, that has to be the funniest moment 😂

  • @blackice9088
    @blackice9088 Год назад +46

    The second llast guy discharged his counsel so he could cross-examine the witness. I believe his intention was to try intimidating her. Good for her that she stood up to him and his tactics blew up in his face!😂

  • @Rominaxox
    @Rominaxox 10 месяцев назад +40

    Josh Jones ( the bald dude in the background) at 35:45 -36:20 made me burst out into laughter. we're all that same level of confused brother. 😂

  • @janetmcginn907
    @janetmcginn907 3 месяца назад +10

    I love watching this. It's cathartic as a teacher. This is my life.
    Now imagine 7 of these kids in a class of 29, triggering each other and every one of them refusing to take "orders" from someone because they're completely oppositionally defiant.

    • @kuuipobaby1
      @kuuipobaby1 8 дней назад +1

      I am so sorry you have to go through this with the youth of this generation, I can’t figure out if it’s lack of parenting, lack of common sense, lack of respect, or if they are all just being nasty, bless you for your patience, your attempts at helping the next generation grow up to be respectful citizens!! Thank you for all that you do!

  • @maxparkervfx
    @maxparkervfx 8 месяцев назад +12

    Bradley Yohn and Derrell Brooks have the same hairline. Maybe we gotta look into that.

    • @loftw_
      @loftw_ 8 месяцев назад +1

      LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

  • @SwedBaben
    @SwedBaben Год назад +96

    I watched the whole Darrell brooks trial. He was wrong about everything except when he said the prosecutor said "the defEDaNtT" 😂 she actually said it like that 😂 so 1 p to Darrell and 2568900 points to judge durrow 😂

    • @Ocyla
      @Ocyla Год назад +14

      She probably increased her volume as she stepped away from the mic but I still thought it was hilarious. Esp with DARE-ell constantly raising his voice, how DARE this WOMAN raise her voice. Lol. He's such a little gnome.

    • @SwedBaben
      @SwedBaben Год назад +10

      @@Ocyla I just love how judge Durrow gaslighted him that the prosecutor didn't say "the deFanDaNT" like that 🤣 I was like crying laughing

    • @penelopejane5285
      @penelopejane5285 Год назад +3

      Soooo true! I loved the DA team

    • @neshahannah9555
      @neshahannah9555 Год назад +1

      🤣🤣🤣

    • @stephanie6058
      @stephanie6058 Год назад +1

      😂😂

  • @Fragilebaby275
    @Fragilebaby275 11 месяцев назад +67

    The fact that summers was allowed to cross reference his victim is disgusting. Protection should be in place for these individuals, even if the defender is representing themselves, should have someone do cross questioning on their behalf

    • @adaezeelechi515
      @adaezeelechi515 3 месяца назад

      @@Fragilebaby275 I’m stunned this was allowed. It must have been so traumatizing and terrifying for her

    • @ArthurB26
      @ArthurB26 2 месяца назад +1

      I disagree, it sucks but they have a legal right to confront their accusers and it's a right we all enjoy. I wouldn't want that right taken away from me, especially if I'm being falsely accused. Why should accusers be given special rights and treated as victims in front of a jury by the court system? That's unfair to defendants.
      Also in cases like this where the defendant is obviously guilty it always works against them and makes them look bad to the jury lol

  • @chadbishop-sr
    @chadbishop-sr Год назад +33

    Narcissism is a helluva drug.

  • @devium
    @devium Год назад +43

    While I understand why the judge gave the death penalty for that last case, I would have absolutely gone "nope not a chance" and given him life without parole because clearly the guy feels like death row is a cushy option compared to gen pop and basically buddy got what he wanted.

  • @Areniapixie
    @Areniapixie Год назад +77

    Clearly they did all have fools as clients 🤡 But I must thank them for the entertainment

    • @tjrichez4297
      @tjrichez4297 Год назад +4

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Exactly

    • @jtboss8139
      @jtboss8139 9 месяцев назад +2

      Not the last guy. He clearly got exactly what he wanted. Unreal

  • @TinyTC
    @TinyTC 11 месяцев назад +14

    lol Ronnie absolutely WAS imitating a combination of his mama scolding him combined with a movie lawyer’s opening statement. He even mentioned “menace to society” in his argument which, let’s face it, he never would have even had the vocabulary for if he hadn’t watched “Menace 2 Society.”

  • @kujju18
    @kujju18 Год назад +41

    35:56 I’m cracking up at the bald guys ( states attorney) facial expressions. I’m literally making the same face as well.

    • @aliciaw2723
      @aliciaw2723 Год назад +3

      I loved when he made sure to correct how heinous was pronounced, haha

    • @gena4638
      @gena4638 8 месяцев назад

      His reactions and facial expressions were absolutely hilarious 😂

  • @thunderdeed1
    @thunderdeed1 Год назад +33

    If you are a lawyer or a law student you could be allowed to defend yourself. But to defend yourself with what you’ve learned from watching Law & Order your really going down a very dark road with a very low success rate.

    • @Bad_Wolf_Media
      @Bad_Wolf_Media Год назад +16

      A lawyer or law student would be smart enough to not represent themselves.

    • @ladydoombot
      @ladydoombot 9 месяцев назад +4

      Nahhh. I'm studying law and I wouldn't trust myself to do that. So much goes.into a good defense and having to do allllllll of that work while under all the stress of court... Never.

    • @terencemarshall
      @terencemarshall 9 месяцев назад +1

      Yet you are supposed to have that right under the basics of law. Modern lawyers and judges need to realise what the actual 'basics' of law are not the laws they feel they should make themselves to determine a verdict. Justice has become lost.

    • @gena4638
      @gena4638 8 месяцев назад +1

      ​​@@terencemarshall "Yet you are supposed to have that right under the basics of law." Everyone DOES have that right under the basics of law. 😂 But just because you have that right to represent yourself does not mean you should. All the defendants in this video are prime examples, the fools. These "modern judges" in this video granted these men their requests to represent themselves...they didn't deprive them of that right or fail to realize it like you claim. Our justice system is far from perfect but damn, did they get it right in all the cases mentioned here. ❤

  • @user-zs2mf9lb9b
    @user-zs2mf9lb9b Год назад +35

    Darrell Brooks looks exactly like what I imagine goblins look like.

    • @gandalf8216
      @gandalf8216 8 месяцев назад +1

      To me he looks like Dobby from Harry Potter but put through some AI filter to look more human.

  • @andreadistefano1759
    @andreadistefano1759 3 месяца назад +5

    guy: “objection hearsay, and speculative”
    judge: “umm, it’s neither one of those”
    😂

  • @NinjaMan420
    @NinjaMan420 Год назад +23

    These guys…how horrible of human beings they all are. I hope that they don’t ever get out of jail. These are the kinds of people we need to protect not only ourselves, but our children from.

  • @772amanda237
    @772amanda237 Год назад +30

    36:01 the attorney in grey with the bald heads face says it all 😂😂😂

    • @kelseydickey7123
      @kelseydickey7123 Год назад +3

      That was hilarious 😂😂

    • @amypratt624
      @amypratt624 10 месяцев назад +7

      omg that guys facial expressions had me rollin'!! That would have been my exact reaction too! His face totally said, "HUH???🤔 WTH....???😑 *shrug* Yaaa, okay buddy😏" Tooooo funny!!🤣🤣🤣

    • @gena4638
      @gena4638 8 месяцев назад

      His reactions had me crying...the confusion and absurdity of it all were just plastered all over his face. 😂😂😂

  • @_labacanitaz
    @_labacanitaz 6 месяцев назад +7

    47:34
    if you ever needed proof of narcissistic personality disorder and sadism : here it is.
    He didnt think his attorneys werent capable of cross examination. *HE SPECIFICALLY WANTED TO DO IT TO RELIVE IT AND WATCH HER SUFFER!* 😤

  • @OllySadlier
    @OllySadlier Год назад +35

    When Brooks stated "the defendant" i swear he was Eddie Murphy from Shrek😂😂😂

  • @Ichneumonxx
    @Ichneumonxx Год назад +10

    How to say you're guilty without saying you're guilty? O'Neill: Hold my dead spider wig.

  • @JDC2890
    @JDC2890 8 месяцев назад +11

    Darrell Brooks: Commits contempt of court all the time, doesn't get removed except after repeated interruptions.
    Grieving family member: Makes one inflammatory comment, immediately removed.

    • @ItzSailorChaos
      @ItzSailorChaos 2 месяца назад +4

      Judge didn't want to delay the trial for contempt of court. It's 10days (I think) for each offense so it was the better decision to deal with it

  • @Dookie-Stain616
    @Dookie-Stain616 Год назад +31

    do you have subject matter jurisdiction to post this

  • @Crazycraw202
    @Crazycraw202 11 месяцев назад +13

    Love the guard/baliff behind Brooks! How he kept stoic, neutral face was impressive!

    • @InAnotherTimeGirl
      @InAnotherTimeGirl 3 месяца назад

      I noticed that, too. But in his mind he was thinking, “This man is crazy AF.”

  • @damenwhelan3236
    @damenwhelan3236 Год назад +12

    When a seasoned judge says "this is the case that will haunt me" you done some horrific shyt

  • @772amanda237
    @772amanda237 Год назад +26

    27:50 that poor child 😢 to have to face his own father in court after the heinous crimes he witnessed his father do to his sister and mother 😭😱 prayer for healing 🙏

    • @MB-gl6tt
      @MB-gl6tt Год назад +7

      I thought the same thing...that shouldn't have been allowed.

  • @surgedeb
    @surgedeb Год назад +8

    LMAO @ Brooks when the prosecutor said "defendant." ‼️ That was so funny. 😆

  • @stancexpunks
    @stancexpunks Год назад +134

    12:10 Lmfao, I’ll always laugh when I hear the prosecutor say “the deFENDANT!” and brooks imitating her 😂 cuz that’s the 1 time I actually agree with brooks that she said it like that, but I don’t think it was done on purpose & for malicious reasons.

    • @friderification
      @friderification Год назад +18

      No she was totally annoyed brooks had just the one lmao

    • @mtnvlifestyles
      @mtnvlifestyles Год назад +13

      😂😂😂 omg 100%. I just made a comment saying the same thing. I'm on his side for that. Her saying she did it so people could hear while she walked away from the desk is such b.s. I'm so happy someone else made a comment about it

    • @mtnvlifestyles
      @mtnvlifestyles Год назад +23

      I think she did it on purpose.. or maybe subconsciously but it was definitely out of hatred

    • @Myaabrams
      @Myaabrams Год назад +3

      lmfaooooo

    • @scotshanley
      @scotshanley Год назад +5

      I agree with you 100% and thought the exact same thing 😂

  • @xitheris1758
    @xitheris1758 Год назад +29

    Someone sought the death penalty because death row is "luxury" prison, and the likelihood of actually being executed is minimal...
    Wrong or right, both are terrifying.

    • @slendii366
      @slendii366 9 месяцев назад +1

      Wow that’s insane

  • @This_Is_VeryNotFine
    @This_Is_VeryNotFine Год назад +14

    The Brooks trial was the most entertaining thing I’ve ever watched. I was never so invested in hours of uncut footage of a trial.

    • @amypratt624
      @amypratt624 10 месяцев назад +2

      I really, really wanted to watch the whole trial. The whole case unfolding was interesting, him representing himself, etc. I was looking forward to watching the trial....and God knows I tried LOL....But MAN! I just couldn't do it!! Brooks tried my patience!! I don't know how Judge Dorow did it!!

  • @UnchainedAmerica
    @UnchainedAmerica Год назад +65

    Funny. During Yohn's testimony, he made an admission being inside the house, but denies it during his closing argument. The jury caught his lie and peg him to life in prison for his heinous crimes.

    • @catsordogs_lh
      @catsordogs_lh Год назад +9

      You mean hay-nee-ous 😂😂?

    • @Ocyla
      @Ocyla Год назад +4

      Yeah during his closing, I believe, he also slips up and said something like "my mommy didn't teach me to do this" almost in tears. Total confession.

    • @Bad_Wolf_Media
      @Bad_Wolf_Media Год назад +6

      I'll make one clarification, just because there's a difference in IL law. Yohn was NOT given life in prison. He was sentenced to 130 years in this case (not counting another 7 in a separate case), and he'll be eligible for parole, if memory serves, in something like 110 or 115 years.
      Now, you and I both know that this means he'll be in prison until he dies, but legally there is a difference. In Illinois, Natural Life has no chance of parole.

  • @jonoharper4729
    @jonoharper4729 Год назад +26

    Judge in ronnie o'niell trial had no control. She should've had order in her court far earlier than the closing statement of o'niell.

  • @jasminecarroll9788
    @jasminecarroll9788 Год назад +38

    "Mr. Brooks himself got emotional." No he didn't. He just didn't prepare a closing statement. Every single one of those pauses, he's trying to think of what to say next.

    • @jtboss8139
      @jtboss8139 9 месяцев назад +2

      No, he was getting as much attention as he could and trying to manipulate the jury. He is a narcissist to the T

    • @_labacanitaz
      @_labacanitaz 6 месяцев назад +2

      The same with his opening.
      "I won't argue FACTS"
      uhhhhh , yeah , because the facts show you killed O6 people and injured nearly 1OO! 😤

  • @Hmb24
    @Hmb24 6 месяцев назад +6

    'The DEFENDANT'
    Sue Opper is a legend

  • @AngUnfettered_MyHealthJourney
    @AngUnfettered_MyHealthJourney Год назад +11

    The way that DA yelled got me all fired up!! Go dude!!!

  • @melh4233
    @melh4233 2 месяца назад +5

    The brooks case was so infuriating, she should had him throwing out and kept him out at the first few interruptions. Super disrespectful.

  • @poser224
    @poser224 Год назад +15

    Never represent yourself!! Always a horrible idea. Just a bunch of jail house lawyers who THINK they know the law. Clowns 🤡

  • @njcamocutie7085
    @njcamocutie7085 Год назад +44

    Title should be LOSERS WHO TRIED TO DEFEND THEMSELVES AND ALL LOST!!!

    • @fitecommander5565
      @fitecommander5565 Год назад +1

      NAH...actually, they are very smart people..They knew their lawyers are garbage. It reminds me when i take my car to a mechanic, he charges me but does not fix or later i find missing bolts..So this criminal are actually very smart.. THEY wasited TAX payers money, and time. They even became famous, and to be truthful, they are very intresting too.

    • @jinaringhofer5379
      @jinaringhofer5379 Год назад +4

      @@fitecommander5565NOT SMART. Evil!!!

    • @gena4638
      @gena4638 8 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@fitecommander5565 There's a big difference between being smart and being charismatic. Most sociopaths and narcissistic people ARE charismatic and interesting. That does not mean they are intelligent, especially where the law and rules of evidence are concerned. I'd also argue that these garbage pails are not famous, but infamous. Just my opinion.
      P.S. Wasted not waisted.

  • @girthybrowns4489
    @girthybrowns4489 Год назад +23

    Main takeaway: never represent yourself when you’re a total psycho.

    • @damenwhelan3236
      @damenwhelan3236 Год назад +2

      Yeah.. but they're the ones who don't listen to reason.. on account being psycho...

  • @Inbetweenthelinesnow
    @Inbetweenthelinesnow Год назад +20

    He should NOT HAVE been able to walk around the courtroom!

  • @arlequin241
    @arlequin241 3 месяца назад +2

    12:13 She did add a little spunk when she said, "The defendant," though 😂

  • @jayvansickle7607
    @jayvansickle7607 Год назад +10

    I love how his "current" lawyer tries to show him something...and Brooks ignores him...

  • @jademiddleton2559
    @jademiddleton2559 Год назад +21

    Two words. “Secondhand embarrassment”🫢

    • @JessLBreen
      @JessLBreen 8 месяцев назад

      Haha seeing as that’s three words

    • @jademiddleton2559
      @jademiddleton2559 8 месяцев назад

      @@JessLBreen 😭😭😭 okay mensa lol

  • @TanyaMedina77
    @TanyaMedina77 Год назад +16

    I have never seen a judge have that much patience in life…. She is a saint.

  • @WarriorWomann
    @WarriorWomann Год назад +28

    Defending yourself is akin to doing your own eye surgery. We hire specialists for a reason!

    • @XaviRonaldo0
      @XaviRonaldo0 Год назад +2

      Especially when you're in prison and have little ability to get things done

    • @terencemarshall
      @terencemarshall 9 месяцев назад

      We hire specialists to lie and deceive the court system. It is nothing more than that at its base. They know how to lie and cheat a system so we hire them. Defending yourself is the highest god-given right you are given but you will always lose because you are not deemed either qualified enough or smart enough by a corrupt system that would be embarrassed to lose.

  • @aaronrankin2376
    @aaronrankin2376 Год назад +25

    I cant believe how many people are on Brooks side and defending him. Humanity is lost.

    • @shasmi93
      @shasmi93 Год назад +13

      There are no civil people in society that are supporting him…. Only people on welfare and working at long John silvers… it’s ok. Most of us decent, hard working folks aren’t on his side…. Ever. Never.

    • @mattmiller786
      @mattmiller786 9 месяцев назад +2

      I’ve never seen this

  • @bamenachim8203
    @bamenachim8203 8 месяцев назад +2

    Imagine having to relive a traumatizing experience via the questions asked by the person who did it to you. It's like they get one last chance to abuse you.

  • @Boots_293
    @Boots_293 Год назад +27

    The Darrell Brooks trial was actually unwatchable.. I have no idea how the judge just sat there patiently and stayed composed. I would’ve lost it

  • @paulinerodriguez5629
    @paulinerodriguez5629 Месяц назад +2

    The guy in the last clip was a TEXTBOOK
    🔥⭐ GASLIGHTER ⭐🔥
    He chose to fire his attorney, just so he could cross examine his Beautiful, Strong, Courageous... SURVIVOR of his depravity actions he unleashed on her! It meant MORE to him to get to CONTINUE to tournament her ONE LAST TIME......Then to possibly benefit (Verdict/Shortened Sentence) from the service of a REAL ATTORNEY! Jokes on him, because she didn't budge or back down, she may have truly started to heal in those moments.....I wish you nothing but the BEST, Girl❤

  • @juliewilliams6712
    @juliewilliams6712 5 месяцев назад +3

    Judge should not have admitted brooks frightened her. She gave him the power in that statement because his juvenile behaviour got worse after that. Never admit fear especially to a non human like brooks.

  • @ecab992
    @ecab992 Месяц назад +2

    The first one legit sounded like a teacher trying to discipline an elementary student lol

  • @Domingo95x
    @Domingo95x Год назад +16

    you know what? these people have had enough attention and i dont care to see any more of them.

  • @vitayamasaki125
    @vitayamasaki125 Год назад +15

    3 /5 cases in Tampa is wild

  • @TheIkaika777
    @TheIkaika777 Год назад +17

    It’s hilarious that Dumbo Brooks wants to be sovereign yet wants to be bound by Constitutional laws. 🤣🤦🏼‍♂️

  • @Mr.BusterHighman
    @Mr.BusterHighman 4 месяца назад +1

    36:39 The look on the assistant state attorney's face. "Dude, WTactualF are you talking about?🤨"
    😂😂😂

  • @Coolbreeze19
    @Coolbreeze19 Год назад +9

    6:40 I watched the entire DB trial. He was speaking in court as though he was getting piece meal legal advice / jargon and using it incorrectly. He kept using these law terms, and yet made egregious mistakes. Nevermind his blatant disregard for respecting the court and the judge. I always wondered where he got his weird terminology from.

    • @stephanaeon
      @stephanaeon 10 месяцев назад

      Do you remember how he kept thinking that his ex not "being totally forthcoming" somehow meant she was lying? Even though she explained it over and over.

  • @loadedhot1034
    @loadedhot1034 Год назад +28

    Im surprised it took the jury 3 hours to come back with a decision, it took me about 3 minutes.

    • @oliveb5768
      @oliveb5768 Год назад +17

      They had to go through each of the 70+ charges so I’m guessing that took some time

    • @marilynsmith365
      @marilynsmith365 Год назад +7

      Yes, 2 minutes for the verdict. 2 hours plus to fill in the paperwork.

    • @r.sanders8448
      @r.sanders8448 Год назад +2

      More Than Likely-
      It truthfully took the jury a hella lot longer to go thru and sign all the involved paperwork, than it did for the very little time that they all needed in order to come to their decisions and verdicts of finding DB....
      GUILTY ON ALL CHARGES.
      😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @mtnvlifestyles
    @mtnvlifestyles Год назад +20

    Ronny has watched one too many lawyer movies 😂😂. He just dramatically shouts big words 😅😅

  • @janicekelly6667
    @janicekelly6667 8 месяцев назад +4

    That 2nd dudes hair makes me laugh every time I look at him. Especially when he's being "serious "

  • @chimchimcharoo56
    @chimchimcharoo56 5 месяцев назад +3

    legend has it that Darrell brooks is still looking for subject matter jurisdiction

  • @EMDrecs1
    @EMDrecs1 Год назад +10

    So ignorant of that judge to tell Ronnie he would’ve made a great attorney under different circumstances- maybe Bundy, but NOT him!! Doy!!

  • @RedneckSpaceman
    @RedneckSpaceman 3 месяца назад +1

    Along with Thousands of You, I followed the Waukesha incident as it happened. I remember being so shocked at the News Reports about some lunatic plowing through a parade. Like you, I was just shocked and astonished at the antics of the perp! Absolutely ZERO remorse for the lives that he destroyed.

  • @_labacanitaz
    @_labacanitaz Год назад +6

    36:04 dude's face says what we're all thinking at this point. 😂
    he's literally screaming "what the actual--?"
    "is this real?" 😂 yes , sir. it's real ... crazy enough.

  • @BionicPig95
    @BionicPig95 9 месяцев назад +3

    Ronnie’s opening statement is one of the most unhinged things I’ve ever seen. How did he possibly think screaming and looking so violently angry would make the right impression on the jury

  • @rosylagoon3600
    @rosylagoon3600 2 месяца назад +2

    "Objection, hearsay, and speculative."
    "Um... it's not either one of those things..."
    🤣

  • @darabennett4316
    @darabennett4316 Год назад +11

    The pokerfaces on some of these court cops😂

    • @Mdeaccosta
      @Mdeaccosta Год назад +2

      The best was the bailiff in the Murdaugh case. Watch him during sentencing...😁

  • @youtubeinception4647
    @youtubeinception4647 3 месяца назад +2

    Second guy clearly watched too many court movies where the lawyers do nothing but shout.

    • @Bcorcoran100
      @Bcorcoran100 3 месяца назад +2

      I PROCLAIM THAT IN FACT HE WHO I DECLARE WITHOUT PROPER REPRESENTATION MAY BE JUDGED NOT BY THE CLAIMS OF THE SO-CALLED "JUDGE" AS THEY HAVE NOT SEEN WHAT THIS WITNESS BELIEVES THEY MAY, OR MAY HAVE NOT SEEN. BASED ON THOSE FACTS, I AM SO SAWWY I DIDNU NUFFIN, IT AINT MY FAULT!

    • @youtubeinception4647
      @youtubeinception4647 3 месяца назад +1

      @@Bcorcoran100 🤣🤣🤣