These cases are so important to be seen. Learning about the plight of the mentally ill in jails when it comes to forensic evaluations for competency is important! Judge Middleton really cares about what's happening to those under his jurisdiction.
She is not okay & im so glad people are actually caring about her and actually has her best interest at heart ❤️ she needs all the support she can get & all the help she can get! Thank you judge & lawyers 🙏🏻💔
She is a criminal. And his responsibility is to protect the public. Not to hand hold people who break the law over and over. Jails are not "only if you are mentally stable can a person be in prison". They are helping her somewhat .but a courts responsibility is to "help" the public more than the criminal.
At what point, do repeat offenders with multiple felonies stop getting offered plea deals? It makes the justice system look weak and ineffective. Not really an incentive to stop antisocial behaviour when you know you're just going to be offered a plea deal and get a slap on the wrist.
I had a friend who was one of my best friends while young. We both ended up on meth, unfortunately she ended up with meth induced schizophrenia. She was such a beautiful person and she just fell apart. She had mental illness in her family and the psychiatrist said she opened that pathway by using methamphetamines. She might have never gotten ill if she hadn’t had used it. Just another way drugs have such an impact on ones brain and well being. I saw her 5 years after getting clean. She was clean as well, but unfortunately still sick.
Congrats on staying clean, is a much tougher road tan most imagine, especially those that have never experienced addiction or had a close friend or family member go through it. The strength it takes to do so - be very proud of yourself. Good luck to you- you got this! I'm very sorry about your friend.
Thanks for sharing that, so many people think drugs can't cause a mental health break temporarily or permanently. Continue your success, well done. Life can be hard and also a gift.
Yeah, that's one of the major risks of drug use that goes under-acknowledged. Some drugs can cause or worsen certain severe mental health conditions. Anyone with a family history of schizophrenia should steer clear of drugs and weed. It's a bad idea for most people, but for some, even a single dose can be irreparably damaging.
Great job editing ! I remember the first hearing, and was wondering what had happened to her. Thanks for leaving in the Judge's comments about mental health needs, along with the opposing counsels' discussion. Very important.
Because the mental health facilities are completely overloaded. Lack of funding, low pay, huge caseloads. Providers don’t stay long under those conditions so they are chronically understaffed. It’s a sad reality all over the US.
@@orchidgarden3124 Assessments are often done by psychologists who aren’t affiliated with hospitals, but they’re also massively overbooked. Even in big cities with lots of mental health professionals, it can be hell to find someone who’s taking patients for regular counseling, let alone for something as specialized as a forensic evaluation.
It takes multiple interviews, with a variety of treatment options tested between interviews. Those interviews have to be evaluated by independent evaluators. You can't just stick someone in a room for a bit and if the guy in a white coat says 'They's mad as a bax of hedgecats' for a whole bunch of reasons. For example - doing so makes the evaluator legally liable - their assesments are legally binding, so they take slapping the whacky label on pretty seriously. It can take some time for a proscribed drug to build up, easily up to three months, prozac and other SSRIs have at least a 90 system infusion time scale. If that drug makes the perp sane enough to go to trial, that's what you have to do. Looney as a tooney isn't the same thing as being unfit to stand trial. You have to factor out that a perp may be acting insane to get a perceived lesser sentence. Maybe they are six cans short of a bowl of petunias but there's a fix. It's a complicated issue with serious ramifications - I would call sixty days recklessly fast-track. To be clear, you can go for an assessment and be declared sane as a bell pretty quickly, it's only a 'nope' score that takes time.
Because there is a very high volume of need, and very few mental health professionals available or interested to fill those assessment jobs. Most Counties utilize contracted providers to fill these positions, and tax dollars pay for this if the person is unable to cover those costs themselves. So it’s a bottle neck.
I have been watching a lot of zoom trials on RUclips and I’ve gotten to know a lot of 😢judges and lawyers. I thought before, that judges and lawyers were uncaring, and I was surprised on how wrong I was. Judges Middleton and Simpson come to mind as, in my mind anyway, the most caring. I think Judge Middleton is a little too caring sometimes and lets many defendants get away with a lot. Judge Simpson is too, very caring except when you lie to him.
I worked in the court system and the vast majority of people who become lawyers (and for some, eventually judges) is because they care about people. Especially at the public servant level such as public defenders and prosecutors who work for the State (the People). They want to make victims whole, and they want to get perpetrators the interventions needed to keep them from reoffending. They do care. I’ve seen for profit attorneys who only care about being compensated…So I think that a difference-Those who work for the community vs those who work for fees and billing hours (private vs public).
Yeah, you got kids. They all got kids. And all these deals getting charges reduced, little or no jail time, no wonder these people never spend any serious time in prison.
Guess it doesn’t matter who they try to hurt. I like judge Middleton but I swear I think sometimes they just let them go. If there’s mental health issues find somewhere for them to go. I’ll be so happy when Debbie gets back in there…maybe she can come up with something better than this prosecutor does. So many just have what they’ve done wrong just dismissed. I guess if you’re going to commit a crime this is the place to do it. This court seems to be more of a just sitting around talking about stuff even when there’s not a question of mental health it’s the same thing. Seems like she knows how to get around the system . Marvin needs to go.
i agree with u in spirit. on the other hand, we dont have enough jail space to send them all to jail. nobody wants a jail in their neighborhood. also this woman is definitely a psych case and jail wont change that so the judge is trying to get her some help. that doesnt mean she cant be jailed in the future.
a competency hearing just finds if there's reasonable cause to believe that the defendant may presently be suffering from a mental disease or defect rendering him mentally incompetent to the extent that he is unable to understand the nature and consequences of the proceedings against him or to assist properly in his defense. they can be crazy, and STILL able to assist in their defense and understand the charges. being crazy isnt enough.
the thing is, u can only commit people who a) are a danger to themselves or others, b) are unable to meet their own basic needs [for psychiatric reasons], or c) legally insane which means they dont know the difference between right and wrong. also if ur thinking of community services, u can monitor patients but u cant make them cooperate with their care. a judge can put them on probation and order them to cooperate but that only allows the judge to put them back in jail if they do not cooperate.
@@constitutionalli7522 That's so simple and lame. Lobby your congress! Vote! Run for office yourself. Whoever you clowns are talking about (Illuminati, Jews, Libs, it's all BS from simpletons
The government closed the facilities, not the people. The government controls taxes and the use of them. The people just pay X-% of tax and their leadership decides where to spend it.
@@richardclaus4751 The people vote to put people in power that are sociopaths with zero empathy that have no interest in mental health and campaign on being "tough on crime".
This whole case really shows the human kindness side of judge Middleton. He doesn't want to just put people in jail or bond them out and leave them with nowhere to go. It's obvious he truly care about his community and the mental health of everyone.
Judge Middleton is a great Judge. Some judges would have cared less if they were incompetent, they would have just thrown them in jail. Hopefully all 8 of them will get the help they need.
I'm worried about Mr. Truckee's stress level. He was always so bright, energetic, and putting good effort in for his clients previously. He looks so defeated in these hearings. I hope it is just this circumstance and not overall.
When the defense attorney, the prosecutor, AND the judge all think someone needs a competency eval, you know it's for real. All three parties agreeing on something this serious is pretty rare. When they do all agree, it's usually because the facts are too obvious to argue against. Here's hoping she gets the treatment she needs and stops getting into trouble.
Don't know about the rest of the US, but in the part of the South Eastern US that I'm from, we do sometimes use "wrong'un". Haven't in a while so maybe it's now a dated expression.
I’m surprised she didn’t also have a bunch of trespassing charges. Shoplifters are usually trespassed from the store (or all stores in the chain) when they get caught; especially repeat offenders
I feel bad for the Public Defender like his soul is just leaving his body. They probably would prefer someone who committed a more serious crime but was rational rather than having to deal with the mental issues. I hope she can get the help she needs and i hope its not too late. Its a terrible burden on the justice system and society the amount of this kind of illness that is in America.
And people wonder why there is a shortage of public defenders? Not only are you being underpaid and overworked but as a public defender you frequently have to deal with clients who have mental/drug issues that makes dealing with them extremely difficult.
There is a difference between competency and crazy aka insanity. There is an ethical duty to deal with it when client behavior makes it clear, as here, there is a need for a competency assessment.
How can they charge her when she was likely suffering crisis during the thefts and arrests. When can a Dr or Judge guess when her problems became so severe? This judge is fab. Knows his stuff and filled with empathy - unlike Bryant who is narcissistic and seeks confrontation and drama.
Yeah, Bryant really goes over the top sometimes, doesn't she? You can see her talking herself into a serious rage. I wonder about her ability to control herself.
Based on seeing similar cases, I think they commit her to a facility for treatment. If she’s restorable, she stays till she’s competent to stand trial. If not, I guess she stays there. Just what I’ve gleaned, not what I know.
@@mericihabib3422 Ok sounds reasonable, BUT if she is incompetent during the commission of the crime as it seems she is at least for the last few Mts. being bad can she still be at trial if she is not ok? Not that she can be out on the street till she gets some treatment.
she'll get commited inpatient to a psych facility. she cant get out unless the court is notified that she has become competent. if u've ever seen a state locked ward u'd be begging to go to jail.
nearly every hospital has a psych ward. there's state forensic facilities for the 'not guilty by reason of insanity' people. also private psych facilities but they cost a lot of money that the state wont pay for. ur thinking of state psychiatric.institutions. that's not going to happen. lots of patients ARE in jails and prisons because unless they're legally insane that's where they go when they break the law.
Giving her breaks all the time, how does that serve the law-abiding citizens? Was she trespassed bt Walmart? if so, isn't she being charged with criminal trespass? What a crock.
Because the mentally incompetent cannot face lawful punishment for their crimes. Once labeled incompetent, courts have determined that constitutional protections require that the prison suspend the criminal charges and relocate them to a mental health facility.
The defendant also expresses a desire for release -- multiple times. She's not entitled so much as she's mentally ill; a chaotic jumble of paranoia and nonsense.
yes. people get visual, auditory, and sensory hallucinations, get paranoid, get violent, all stemming from things that arent real. psychosis = psychotic break. certain drugs [both legal and illegal] can do that. also medical illnesses such as high fevers. my dad had cerebro-spinal meningitis with a fever of 107 and was delirious. [the hospital threw a plastic sheet over him and packed him in ice.] my mom said he was saying all kinds of crazy things. hell, a couple of years ago my L kidney ruptured and i got sepsis. my daughter wouldnt tell me what i did except for one thing. i stopped in the middle of a sentence, pointed to a wall [no window mind u], and said. LOOK... SNOW!!! [it wasnt winter.] when i got my mind back, every nurse in the ICU started laughing when they walked by me. to this day i have no idea what made me so entertaining. my daughter didnt record it because i nearly died and she would have felt disrespectful for having done it.
Um, actually... 🤓 Decompensate means to lose the ability to maintain a state of mental health or physiological compensation, often due to stress. It can also refer to the inability of a diseased heart to compensate for its defect.    In psychology, decompensation can refer to: A loss of healthy defense mechanisms A personality disturbance A psychological imbalance A loss of the ability to maintain normal or appropriate psychological defenses Depression Anxiety Delusions   In medicine, decompensation can refer to: The inability of the heart to maintain adequate circulation  The inability of a diseased heart to compensate for its defect  For example, ADHD can worsen over time and lead to decompensation, which could cause heart failure
@@constitutionalli7522 She took a lot of drugs. She deteriorated (I’m sure this is the word he was searching for in his head rather than decompensate) as she decompensated her own brain shooting drain-o into her veins.
the law allows court ordered evaluations because it's in the defendant's best interest. the public is allowed to be in court. we'll know she was sent for it and it'll either be competent or not competent. we wont know her diagnoses or her treatment so HIPPA laws have not been broken. only the defendant's lawyer can choose to bring up metal diagnoses and treatments because he's representing the defendant. the 'reading' didnt tell us anything we didnt already know from seeing her in court. if she is restored to compentency she will have to face the charges unless there's a legal reason not to.
I mean...the judge the prosecution and the defense agree for competency so whose going to take up that HIPPA case again? Especially since you can be still found competent (spoilers:she prob won't)😱
These cases are so important to be seen. Learning about the plight of the mentally ill in jails when it comes to forensic evaluations for competency is important! Judge Middleton really cares about what's happening to those under his jurisdiction.
I'm glad the judge is going to have her evaluated. That's compassion.
She is not okay & im so glad people are actually caring about her and actually has her best interest at heart ❤️ she needs all the support she can get & all the help she can get! Thank you judge & lawyers 🙏🏻💔
She is a criminal. And his responsibility is to protect the public. Not to hand hold people who break the law over and over. Jails are not "only if you are mentally stable can a person be in prison". They are helping her somewhat .but a courts responsibility is to "help" the public more than the criminal.
Attorney Truckey's face when she started accusing him.
At what point, do repeat offenders with multiple felonies stop getting offered plea deals? It makes the justice system look weak and ineffective. Not really an incentive to stop antisocial behaviour when you know you're just going to be offered a plea deal and get a slap on the wrist.
I had a friend who was one of my best friends while young. We both ended up on meth, unfortunately she ended up with meth induced schizophrenia. She was such a beautiful person and she just fell apart. She had mental illness in her family and the psychiatrist said she opened that pathway by using methamphetamines. She might have never gotten ill if she hadn’t had used it. Just another way drugs have such an impact on ones brain and well being. I saw her 5 years after getting clean. She was clean as well, but unfortunately still sick.
I wish you continued success in your sobriety! I hope your friend receives all the help she needs ❤️🩹
Congrats on staying clean, is a much tougher road tan most imagine, especially those that have never experienced addiction or had a close friend or family member go through it. The strength it takes to do so - be very proud of yourself. Good luck to you- you got this! I'm very sorry about your friend.
I have a nephew that had the same thing happen from meth. Went from a mentally healthy individual to a severely mentally ill mess. It’s tragic!
Thanks for sharing that, so many people think drugs can't cause a mental health break temporarily or permanently. Continue your success, well done. Life can be hard and also a gift.
Yeah, that's one of the major risks of drug use that goes under-acknowledged. Some drugs can cause or worsen certain severe mental health conditions. Anyone with a family history of schizophrenia should steer clear of drugs and weed. It's a bad idea for most people, but for some, even a single dose can be irreparably damaging.
Great job editing ! I remember the first hearing, and was wondering what had happened to her. Thanks for leaving in the Judge's comments about mental health needs, along with the opposing counsels' discussion. Very important.
I'd like to know why it takes 60-90 days for a competency assessment to be completed. That's absolutely unacceptable.
Because the mental health facilities are completely overloaded. Lack of funding, low pay, huge caseloads. Providers don’t stay long under those conditions so they are chronically understaffed. It’s a sad reality all over the US.
Who cares? This methany is running around stealing left and right. Leave her in jail. 5 times in one month. That's only the times she's been caught.
@@orchidgarden3124 Assessments are often done by psychologists who aren’t affiliated with hospitals, but they’re also massively overbooked. Even in big cities with lots of mental health professionals, it can be hell to find someone who’s taking patients for regular counseling, let alone for something as specialized as a forensic evaluation.
It takes multiple interviews, with a variety of treatment options tested between interviews. Those interviews have to be evaluated by independent evaluators. You can't just stick someone in a room for a bit and if the guy in a white coat says 'They's mad as a bax of hedgecats' for a whole bunch of reasons.
For example - doing so makes the evaluator legally liable - their assesments are legally binding, so they take slapping the whacky label on pretty seriously.
It can take some time for a proscribed drug to build up, easily up to three months, prozac and other SSRIs have at least a 90 system infusion time scale. If that drug makes the perp sane enough to go to trial, that's what you have to do.
Looney as a tooney isn't the same thing as being unfit to stand trial. You have to factor out that a perp may be acting insane to get a perceived lesser sentence. Maybe they are six cans short of a bowl of petunias but there's a fix. It's a complicated issue with serious ramifications - I would call sixty days recklessly fast-track.
To be clear, you can go for an assessment and be declared sane as a bell pretty quickly, it's only a 'nope' score that takes time.
Because there is a very high volume of need, and very few mental health professionals available or interested to fill those assessment jobs. Most Counties utilize contracted providers to fill these positions, and tax dollars pay for this if the person is unable to cover those costs themselves. So it’s a bottle neck.
I have been watching a lot of zoom trials on RUclips and I’ve gotten to know a lot of 😢judges and lawyers. I thought before, that judges and lawyers were uncaring, and I was surprised on how wrong I was. Judges Middleton and Simpson come to mind as, in my mind anyway, the most caring. I think Judge Middleton is a little too caring sometimes and lets many defendants get away with a lot. Judge Simpson is too, very caring except when you lie to him.
I agree!
I worked in the court system and the vast majority of people who become lawyers (and for some, eventually judges) is because they care about people. Especially at the public servant level such as public defenders and prosecutors who work for the State (the People). They want to make victims whole, and they want to get perpetrators the interventions needed to keep them from reoffending. They do care. I’ve seen for profit attorneys who only care about being compensated…So I think that a difference-Those who work for the community vs those who work for fees and billing hours (private vs public).
Thanks for the video. Good producing.
If you keep dismissing theft cases makes those criminals do it again and again. why?????
Yeah, you got kids. They all got kids. And all these deals getting charges reduced, little or no jail time, no wonder these people never spend any serious time in prison.
If they started giving serious prison time to habitual shoplifters, every state would have to build dozens of new prisons.
Guess it doesn’t matter who they try to hurt. I like judge Middleton but I swear I think sometimes they just let them go. If there’s mental health issues find somewhere for them to go. I’ll be so happy when Debbie gets back in there…maybe she can come up with something better than this prosecutor does. So many just have what they’ve done wrong just dismissed. I guess if you’re going to commit a crime this is the place to do it. This court seems to be more of a just sitting around talking about stuff even when there’s not a question of mental health it’s the same thing. Seems like she knows how to get around the system . Marvin needs to go.
@@richdurbanoSo be it.
i agree with u in spirit. on the other hand, we dont have enough jail space to send them all to jail. nobody wants a jail in their neighborhood. also this woman is definitely a psych case and jail wont change that so the judge is trying to get her some help. that doesnt mean she cant be jailed in the future.
and the cycle continues
if she comes back as "competent", there's a problem with those doing the assessment.
True!
a competency hearing just finds if there's reasonable cause to believe that the defendant may presently be suffering from a mental disease or defect rendering him mentally incompetent to the extent that he is unable to understand the nature and consequences of the proceedings against him or to assist properly in his defense.
they can be crazy, and STILL able to assist in their defense and understand the charges.
being crazy isnt enough.
If the people are not willing to pay for mental health services, then they will be forced to pay far more for law enforcement, courts and jails.
the thing is, u can only commit people who a) are a danger to themselves or others, b) are unable to meet their own basic needs [for psychiatric reasons], or c) legally insane which means they dont know the difference between right and wrong. also if ur thinking of community services, u can monitor patients but u cant make them cooperate with their care. a judge can put them on probation and order them to cooperate but that only allows the judge to put them back in jail if they do not cooperate.
Giggles... Since when do We the people get a choice about how our tax dollars are spent?
@@constitutionalli7522 That's so simple and lame. Lobby your congress! Vote! Run for office yourself. Whoever you clowns are talking about (Illuminati, Jews, Libs, it's all BS from simpletons
The government closed the facilities, not the people. The government controls taxes and the use of them. The people just pay X-% of tax and their leadership decides where to spend it.
@@richardclaus4751 The people vote to put people in power that are sociopaths with zero empathy that have no interest in mental health and campaign on being "tough on crime".
Judge is not happy with the new mental health company in their county as he has tried to get the inmates help and the company just ignores him.
This whole case really shows the human kindness side of judge Middleton. He doesn't want to just put people in jail or bond them out and leave them with nowhere to go. It's obvious he truly care about his community and the mental health of everyone.
I need a Fentanyl translator. She said wut??
She sounds manic. Mental heath issue definitely!
good call. i said the same thing.
I can't wait until January when Debbie Davis is sworn in as the new prosecutor
It’s even funnier watching Closed Captioning try and translate. 🤣
she's talking very fast and mumbling a lot [i suspect she's missing a lot of teeth]. if i had to guess i'd say she's bipolar and in a manic phase.
This is so sad to watch she desperately needs mental health services she obviously hasnt been getting.
Judge Middleton is a great Judge. Some judges would have cared less if they were incompetent, they would have just thrown them in jail. Hopefully all 8 of them will get the help they need.
State-Run mental institutions need to come back.
Agreed
We still have ours in my state
Plus there are way too many who need the men with the strait jackets coming to the field…dangerous to LEOs and general public.
@@aliciacarstensen7904 Nice. They closed all of them in California years ago and the state went to S&&T.
@@TheMOX125 Yes
I'm worried about Mr. Truckee's stress level. He was always so bright, energetic, and putting good effort in for his clients previously. He looks so defeated in these hearings. I hope it is just this circumstance and not overall.
When the defense attorney, the prosecutor, AND the judge all think someone needs a competency eval, you know it's for real. All three parties agreeing on something this serious is pretty rare. When they do all agree, it's usually because the facts are too obvious to argue against. Here's hoping she gets the treatment she needs and stops getting into trouble.
Yes very good point. Especially when the Defense attorney says it it too.
Very sad.
The prison officers are probably praying she dont come back to jail 💯😂😂😂
Not sure if you have an equivalent expression in the US but in the UK this woman is just 'a wrong 'un'
Don't know about the rest of the US, but in the part of the South Eastern US that I'm from, we do sometimes use "wrong'un". Haven't in a while so maybe it's now a dated expression.
Yes, that is a term here in the US. Or, “that girl ain’t right”.
Thanks
Way,way too many excuses for action by and doing things badly!!!!
Crazy has a look you recognize as soon as you see it....
I wonder how the stores she defrauded feel about the charges being stayed? I suppose they can go civil. She may be judgment-proof though...IOW broke.
I’m surprised she didn’t also have a bunch of trespassing charges. Shoplifters are usually trespassed from the store (or all stores in the chain) when they get caught; especially repeat offenders
She isn’t going to stop stealing it’s in her blood😢
I listen to Judge Middleton at 2x, but I need her at 0.25x!
And she said she has kids? I would hope she is not lying!!!!
the word the judge is looking for is decompensate, not disintegrate.
You're right! This is ultimately the first time I have ever witnessed judge Jeffrey Middleton be objectively wrong, ever. 😮
I need a hug!
Disintegrate is a cool word so I can't be too harsh
I feel bad for the Public Defender like his soul is just leaving his body. They probably would prefer someone who committed a more serious crime but was rational rather than having to deal with the mental issues. I hope she can get the help she needs and i hope its not too late. Its a terrible burden on the justice system and society the amount of this kind of illness that is in America.
And people wonder why there is a shortage of public defenders? Not only are you being underpaid and overworked but as a public defender you frequently have to deal with clients who have mental/drug issues that makes dealing with them extremely difficult.
There is a difference between competency and crazy aka insanity. There is an ethical duty to deal with it when client behavior makes it clear, as here, there is a need for a competency assessment.
No one understands what she is saying because she is nuts...
How can they charge her when she was likely suffering crisis during the thefts and arrests. When can a Dr or Judge guess when her problems became so severe?
This judge is fab. Knows his stuff and filled with empathy - unlike Bryant who is narcissistic and seeks confrontation and drama.
Yeah, Bryant really goes over the top sometimes, doesn't she? You can see her talking herself into a serious rage. I wonder about her ability to control herself.
Oh i remember this 1 from last time she kept stealing
Meth is a helluva drug.
She needs to STOP TALKING! I feel bad for her because she reminds me of my older sister!
Judge Middleton pretending they don't have meth in jail is funny. He isn't that dumb just can't make the other branch look stupid.
So what happens if deemed incompetency? So are the charges sweept away and she gets out on the street to do the same or do they go to some treatment ?
Based on seeing similar cases, I think they commit her to a facility for treatment. If she’s restorable, she stays till she’s competent to stand trial. If not, I guess she stays there. Just what I’ve gleaned, not what I know.
@@mericihabib3422 Ok sounds reasonable, BUT if she is incompetent during the commission of the crime as it seems she is at least for the last few Mts. being bad can she still be at trial if she is not ok? Not that she can be out on the street till she gets some treatment.
she'll get commited inpatient to a psych facility. she cant get out unless the court is notified that she has become competent. if u've ever seen a state locked ward u'd be begging to go to jail.
27:40 excellent fart, Your Honor. The bubbles are especially ASMR 27:45
They need to bring back psych wards (insane asylums)... smfh...
nearly every hospital has a psych ward. there's state forensic facilities for the 'not guilty by reason of insanity' people. also private psych facilities but they cost a lot of money that the state wont pay for. ur thinking of state psychiatric.institutions. that's not going to happen. lots of patients ARE in jails and prisons because unless they're legally insane that's where they go when they break the law.
Is she a ventriliquist?!
Can she get Social Security disability checks?
Giving her breaks all the time, how does that serve the law-abiding citizens? Was she trespassed bt Walmart? if so, isn't she being charged with criminal trespass? What a crock.
Because the mentally incompetent cannot face lawful punishment for their crimes. Once labeled incompetent, courts have determined that constitutional protections require that the prison suspend the criminal charges and relocate them to a mental health facility.
Is she stoned? Why the hades is she mumbling? Good evening handsome lil Wolf you are looking mighty alert and handsome !
i think she's talking too fast, missing a lot of teeth, and manic.
😮 wow
Does she only have one tooth, that's kind of what it looks like.
Imagine that, jail is bad for your mental health.
the judge meant that she decompensated in court right in front of him.
@LoneWolfUsul "Wone?" ROFL
I understand nothing , zero, nada 👎 😂😂😂😂😂😂
She sounds inebriated, slurring mouth full of mush.
She wants to be a kept woman-in jail.
The defendant also expresses a desire for release -- multiple times. She's not entitled so much as she's mentally ill; a chaotic jumble of paranoia and nonsense.
Meth-induced psychosis?
yes. people get visual, auditory, and sensory hallucinations, get paranoid, get violent, all stemming from things that arent real. psychosis = psychotic break. certain drugs [both legal and illegal] can do that. also medical illnesses such as high fevers. my dad had cerebro-spinal meningitis with a fever of 107 and was delirious. [the hospital threw a plastic sheet over him and packed him in ice.] my mom said he was saying all kinds of crazy things. hell, a couple of years ago my L kidney ruptured and i got sepsis. my daughter wouldnt tell me what i did except for one thing. i stopped in the middle of a sentence, pointed to a wall [no window mind u], and said. LOOK... SNOW!!! [it wasnt winter.] when i got my mind back, every nurse in the ICU started laughing when they walked by me. to this day i have no idea what made me so entertaining. my daughter didnt record it because i nearly died and she would have felt disrespectful for having done it.
I’m not sure a public defender or any attorney has the luxury of acting exasperated. You learn by L2 not every case is a walk in the park.
They're human.
Judge kelts searching for the word, “deterioration”. 🤣🥰
the medical word is decompensation.
@ Nothing about that word applies here. Her organs didn’t fail. She mentally deteriorated before his eyes due to drug use.
Um, actually... 🤓
Decompensate means to lose the ability to maintain a state of mental health or physiological compensation, often due to stress. It can also refer to the inability of a diseased heart to compensate for its defect.



In psychology, decompensation can refer to:
A loss of healthy defense mechanisms
A personality disturbance
A psychological imbalance
A loss of the ability to maintain normal or appropriate psychological defenses
Depression
Anxiety
Delusions


In medicine, decompensation can refer to:
The inability of the heart to maintain adequate circulation

The inability of a diseased heart to compensate for its defect

For example, ADHD can worsen over time and lead to decompensation, which could cause heart failure
@@constitutionalli7522 She took a lot of drugs. She deteriorated (I’m sure this is the word he was searching for in his head rather than decompensate) as she decompensated her own brain shooting drain-o into her veins.
Stop talking already 🤦♀️
That is why Mr Marvin has been voted OUT.
Can you elaborate? I don't follow.
Hmmm reading the competency evaluation to the public seems an infringement of the clients HIPPA Rights.
the law allows court ordered evaluations because it's in the defendant's best interest. the public is allowed to be in court. we'll know she was sent for it and it'll either be competent or not competent. we wont know her diagnoses or her treatment so HIPPA laws have not been broken. only the defendant's lawyer can choose to bring up metal diagnoses and treatments because he's representing the defendant. the 'reading' didnt tell us anything we didnt already know from seeing her in court. if she is restored to compentency she will have to face the charges unless there's a legal reason not to.
I mean...the judge the prosecution and the defense agree for competency so whose going to take up that HIPPA case again?
Especially since you can be still found competent (spoilers:she prob won't)😱
Is she talking English?
Only if "bats**t crazy" an English dialect.