LIE TO JUDGE SIMPSON … GET REMANDED!
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- Judge Simpson remands a defendant why it’s not wise to lie to him! Yet another example of what our courts deal with every day…
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Being a public defender is thankless and frustrating 99.9% of the time. I feel for her.
Well, as a public defender with just half a brain, she should’ve known he was lying and knew better than to use that as a defense. It made both her and the defendant look stupid. Now he’s in jail,(rightly so) because he has a p.d. That didn’t give him the proper advise.
@@jdmuckenfuss7082The PD can't give proper advice if the client lies to them. The PD also doesn't have leeway to divine what is probably true. They can suspect the defendant is lying and prod them. They can only work with what they're told and get. They have a hundred other clients this month and 0 time for a guy who wants to lie to them.
She KNEW HE WAS LYING! Defense attorneys are here to ensure a fair trial, NOT LIE FOR THEIR CLIENTS! SHE LOOKS LIKE A FOOL& PERHAPS NEEDS A CHANGE OF CAREER.
She sleepwalked into professional embarrassment. Probably a very nice person, but needs to take her job more seriously.
"Uhm umm"
Alcoholics swim in a sea of lies every day..
Yep. In fact, that's the case with almost all addicts, drugs, alcohol, gambling, etc.
It is actually a river called De Nile.
Best thing I ever did was quit drinking.
Claiming responsibility only when he gets caught? Now that's integrity right there!
I LOVED that. He was lucky Judge Simpson didn't point out the irony of it all.
Criminal integrity. 😅
I love how the bailiff is standing right there behind this guy the whole time. Dude knew what was up.
I have never been to court except for jury duty, but if I was in trouble for my Robitussin habit i'd be shitting bricks if that man was standing behind me while I was lying to the judge and claiming it was orange juice....
I love when judge Simpson holds his head in his hands like he's putting his fingers in his ears. Maybe lies physically hurt him.
😂😂😂😂Best comment, now I picture him with his fingers in his ears😂😂 The lies these people come up with just amaze me that they think he will believe them-especially all the soberlink/other tests fails-it was my mouthwash/facecream/in the food and I didn't know or I was in a room where people were smoking weed but I didn't smoke any "I swear your honor, I didn't smoke any" (that was another case I saw) on here.
(fingers in ears) Lalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalala Turn the music up, I don't need to hear this sh**........
As they say play stupid games win stupid prizes 😅😅
Been sober for over 5 years now. It's easy to lie about a drinking problem. It's easy to excuse and be in denial about it. But when it starts affecting everything in your life, that's when you have to change and stop making excuses. Be honest with yourself and others. Acknowledge you're powerless, and ask for help.
Congratulations! I lost both parents and three brothers to alcohol and prescription & illegal drug use. My entire family. It devastated me to have to cut them out of my life because of all their addictions. I was always afraid something they’d do would cause me to lose my nursing license. All of them died between 51 and 52 years of age. And I’ve seen from years in critical care the devastation addiction causes. Spent one New Year’s Eve with my entire ICU filled with people going through DTs. Awful!
I’m a former heroin addict and I’ve been clean for 4 years May 2024. I now counsel addicts and I truly believe that getting clean from drinking is the hardest drug/intoxicant to get clean from. Number one bc the withdrawals can kill you and other than benzos I think it’s the only one that has that issue. Number two bc I’ve yet to see heroin when I walk into a grocery store, 7-11, etc and everywhere you go you see alcohol so it’s a lot easier to get your hands on. Congrats on your sobriety. I know how hard it is and truly applaud anyone who has put in the time/effort to change their lives for the best.
Aw, yes. Robotussin, the drunk drivers' number one choice of cough syrup.
😂😂
The way the Judge reacted, I would of loved to hear the number he blew. 😂
@@GhostRider-xi3pb He blew .24 on the Robitussin day (in the discussion with the attorney going through each day).
@@loisbolton1800not .024? .24 BAC should be taking 12 steps too many along the imaginary line, when asked to follow the tip of the pen with eyes only.
Well "tussin" if you're on a Budget.😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love how the bailiff just moves up behind him when he hears the prosecutor mention remand.
Good observation. This bailiff is on point and really knows his Judge.
I love Judge Simpson's Sheriff, the one who stands Just underthe bench in case the perp tries to leap at the judge. I'd be trembling if he walked into my view at court and I was the one in the dock! 😂
He's a damn good bailiff! 👍 Judge Steven's in Texas could use several bailiffs like this young man. 👌
Both the DA and the defense attorney were driving me nuts with the "Um" business.
I'd say take a shot every time you hear "Um," but you'd be wasted 60 seconds in!
Waited until day before to get assessment…doesn’t show desire to comply.
That "Robatussin" defense to detected alcohol should NEVER work.
the good old "tussin" defense - wonder if it actually ever worked for anyone
That must have been one nasty cold! He must buy cough syrup in the one-gallon economy size.
And it would take more than one gallon to reach that level of intoxication.
Defence attorney needs something for her stopped up nose. She always acts kinda odd but today she's way off,,either sick or overslept. Always does that Uhhh Ummmm.
I just don’t understand how in this day and age, when they have testing, that these people think they can lie in court and think they won’t get caught…😒
Isn't it the lawyer's job to explain to their client that claiming cough syrup for being 3x over the legal limit is a ridiculous thing to present to the judge?
Yeah I get what you’re saying 😂 but he lied to his public defender apparently. I’ve never needed a lawyer but I assume that’s not what you’re supposed to do. I wouldn’t blame a public defender one bit for his lie. She defended him for what information she had.
Yeah, I drank enough cough medicine to get 3x off a minor ingredient, but I didn't somehow get codeine poisoning at the same time
She very well may have, but she’s not going to throw him under the bus in court either
@@Tasarranit’s possible it wasn’t the one with codeine in it, but it’s definitely dumb either way lol
Yes , but if the client insists that's their defense they will say this is what my client says
This bond violation incarceration is brought to you by the good folks at Robitussin
So he's mad at the court, and he drinks? He's mad at the court so he violates his bond? This guy is too dumb to be walking around free. Lock him up. Keep him there. Make the streets safer as a result.
I agree. He's one of the ocean of defectives that just don't get it!
Whats with drunks always drinking cough sirup.
I'm getting the idea not being allowed to drink causes people to get nonstop coughs🤣
😂
that and bad breathe- I worked with a guy that would drink a bottle of scope mouth wash daily- atleast his nonsense was minty fresh
Yeah, Judge Simpson isn't the one to remotely try to lie to. As always, I love this Judge.
Did he really think lying was the best way to go? I guess he's got nearly two weeks in a cell to contemplate that decision.
Yup
I bet he stops drinking now
looks like he will me having toilet wine for a while now
Once that big cop is standing behind you…..it’s over
I often wonder do they have some sort of secret code to know when to approach someone like that.
I bet when they can get easy mad, someone will stand close to them to prevent bs
Mr Allen is his name. He's one of the bailiffs.
Judges do not like being lied to at all, of course neither do I.
Ooohhh yes! This means hot bailiff in action. Ty OSG! Great Valentine’s gift ;)
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I’m an old lady, but I sure do like to look at eye candy. 😂
@@stoke777Old Squishy Gardner
He's (the muscle bound bailiff) cute but, like most good looking dudes, he's likely a narcissistic jerk or he has the IQ of a rock
Coolest, no-nonsense, dedicated fair judge. Thank you sir.
love deputy swoll standing right behind the guy cause he already knows whatsup hahahhaaa
You can tell Judge Simpson doesn’t like sending people to jail.
Absolutely adore judge Simpson.
A BIG shout-out to Robitussin - and for those that remember, "Chericol" (which my Mom would give me whenever I had a scratchy throat and I would FLY thru the rest of the day!!!).
That's a fine looking Baliff !!
Having officer hottie standing behind the defendant this hearing. Is this new? He usually is on our screen standing next to judge Simpson’s bench
I have often thought that we don't show our appreciation for him. Not only is he attractive but that poor man has to stand on his feet all day and rarely even move.
OSG great clip. You NEVER lie to Judge Simpson. It is not a good thing.
Well done, Judge Simpson!!!
"My client wasn't drinking, he took Robitussin, Your Honor" 🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣😂😂 If your lawyer is that stupid to bring that excuse to court, then, I'm sorry but she deserves the obvious humiliation!
Well you can call me ray and you can call me jay but you don't gots to call me johnston, great commercial from decades ago. You gotta know your blow's, you've got your Robitussin blow, your NyQuil blow, and the infamous mouthwash blow's and failing to know your blow could result in incarceration. Anyone else sick of hearing the " i take full responsibility speech"? I guess as long as you say that you not supposed to be punished. Thank you and have a lovely Valentine's Day and stay out of any and all garages in the greater Chicago area
Judge Simpson has "liar radar" and no one should play games with him. I mean, don't those inmates discuss judges?🙄
They might, but alcoholics always think they’re smarter than everyone else.
@0:38 - Apologies, but if that quality of lawyer were offered to me as a public defender, I would probably represent myself.
"I take full responsibility" for like the fifth time.
A second security guard waltzes up behind him. You know this is not going to go well for him now.
When Judge Simpson says “young man,” watch out.
His "attorney" seems woefully unprepared....perhaps a PD?
Thank you Judge!
But he seems like such an upstanding citizen.
Admits to them.....ONLY after the judge calls him out on it
He’s blaming everyone but himself. Typical nonsense.
Whenever I hear Judge Simpson mention the name "Johnson" I flash back to 1 James Johnson. The 1 who was in this courtroom 4 days a week and also the one who threaten to kill then Prosecutor Caitlin Kirby.
Simpson's bailiff casually wandered to a position behind the defendant as the case was called. He must be clairvoyant.
He hears remanded and knows his judge well enough.
Appreciate you sharing this.
That poor PD, can't imagine she enjoys her job much somedays!!
Just to be clear, Robitussin does NOT have alcohol in it. Even Nyquil's alcohol content is not an active ingredient and only used to dissolve other active ingredients. It's not the ingredient that causes sleepiness either.
Justice prevails
That lawyer is horrible. Kudos to Judge Simpson for upholding the law and holdlng people accountable.
No, she isn't. Her job is to fight for her client, whether she believes him or not. He told her he did not drink those days, and her job is to relay that to the judge and try her best, regardless of how obvious it is, to get him the lightest repercussions possible. I'm sure she advised him against saying it in private, but it's his defense, not hers. She's not good or horrible here. She just "is".
@@bookemdanno5596 Nope, she's horrible. Can barely string together a coherent sentence and had absolutely no clue about dates, times, and claims she was defending.
Good to see you again Squish, I was just wondering last night where you’ve been.
Do they teach lawyers to use filler words in law school now? It's so bad hearing them say uh and um every other word.
You’d think that public speaking would be required for lawyers.
Is this the first time we have seen the judges security standing behind the defendant? He is usually between Judge Simpson and the well. (I feel so safe when I see him 😉)
It’s not the first time Officer Allen is behind the defendant. I can say every time he takes that position, the defendant is remanded to custody.
@@adamdelivers0214yeah seems judge gives him a heads up bc he immediately moved upon calling defendant’s name.
He got his attorney looking GOOFY
Guy never should have lied to Judge Simpson. He researched, reads and knows the truth.
Is he admitting that he's an alcoholic? That seems first and foremost to me
*Who keeps panning to empty seats in the court room?*
Thanks OSG!! I missed the end, but had a good clue of what Judge Simpson would do
0.28? From cough syrup?? Did you drink the ENTIRE bottle?
Or 5?
I had to listen to that part a couple times because I thought she said 0.28 as well
But she actually said .028
I went back and yes, you are correct but we can all agree that he had more than a sip. Lol@ericaschaidt8588
I just don't understand why when a judge says No alcohol, they can't understand that.
😂 You never heard of alcoholism?
😂😂😂@@JustJesstheMess
One of my dad's friends is an alcholic. A doctor can tell them that they will DIE from a drink and they will still drink.
Love me some Judge Simpson! Thanks Squishy!
I think Judge Simpson needed to have a drink after this case.
Back in 1970 we used to make road trips from the East Bay to The City to The Hub Pharmacy. They sold bottles of pure dextromethorpan hydro bromide. The govt. outlawed sales of it but the FDA allowed pharmacys to sell any they had in stock until they ran out! By the time we got to Oaktown we were all stooopid dumb!!! Except the driver. Thank the Lord they soon sold out of all they had !! Lol!!
The ability to smile, laugh and continue with the next case is absolutely incredible. To keep cases separate and not drag that baggage with you to the next case or even home is just remarkable. Nobody is perfect and I'm sure a happy dog or crying baby wouldn't be the best way to arrive home, but overall, these judges are remarkable.
I actually cheered! Love Judge Simpson!
Good call judge.
This guy needs 'MO TUSSIN!'
Sounds like the attorney is the one that needs cough medicine or at least some nasal decongestant.
😅😂
Thanks squishy, keep the entertainment flowing.❤
These people must have a script book they look through…”I’ll take full responsibility for my actions”…”not trying to play games”…”I’ll be honest with you”….etc.
He didn’t say he “took” robitussin but that he “drank” it, that’s a telling use of words
Yes. But it would require several bottles to get as high as his levels were and the other ingredients like decongestant or cough suppressants would have killed him from toxicity. But he’s too dumb to know that.
Thanks OSG! Have a good rest of the weekend!
🙃🙃Dang just had the nerve to get mad about the bench warrant. Cold medicine
That judge looks like he's heard it all before
He looks like he took a few shots out in the hallway before coming into the courtroom.
He's in big trouble
He looked drunk just standing there
And I bet you that the dog ate his homework 😂😂 And made him drink alcohol.
When did adults stop having the ability to take responsibility for their actions?
When did attorneys stop prepping their clients or at least intervene and call for a recess to reset their client? It probably wouldn't have kept him out of jail but simply relaying the lie to the judge sure didn't help.
Shortly before people started talking, I think
When you’re an out of control alcoholic.
About one second after coming into existence.
Forever. But we can see it now on the internet. No hiding it anymore.
Robitussin and other cough syrups contain alcohol! What part of "you aren't supposed to drink" do you not understand?!
drunks will NEVER outsmart anybody...
Thanks OSG, you never disappoint 👍🏼
He was trying to not take responsibility for his actions
They play close attention. They seem to know judges so well that they know the “trigger” words that mean “close in.”
Every trial attorney in that county knows the 'cough syrup' defense will not work with judge Simpson. I don't care if you're a public defender or a paid legal defense attorney the moment your client starts playing games it is your job to ADVISE him what to do and not to do. At a minimum should've asked for a brief recess to reset her client and she failed.
And before anyone says the criminal messed-up, of course they do that's why they shouldn't represent themselves which is essentially what he ended up doing when his attorney didn't properly prepare, or step-in to stop the second everyone knew a remand was coming.
Uuuummm, ahhh, duh. What a lawyer.
So he got drunk. And then figured, "Fuck it. I might as well just keep drinking."
Then when court time arrived he thought, "Oh, you know, now that I'm actually sober, I'm not so confident about my "act of civil disobedience", I'll just go with some old fashioned five year old's level of fibbing."
Well, he's an addict. And he's addicted to something that every single person he spends time with, just LOVES and they all want him to keep drinking. It's also a legal substance, with thousands of ads on television, social media, print media telling him that drinking THIS will make you: Cool, attractive, sexually successful, popular at parties, wealthy.
Though, the reality is, it makes you boring, fat, and a broke embarrassment.
Love your channel!! It’s always a good day when you see Judge Simpson AND you in the same video! 😊
9:03 I love Judge Simpsons wry smile
There's no smoke screen on his docket
It's never a good sign when the Deputy stands behind you, that's usually a sign that you're not leaving by the door you came in.
I don't know why ANYONE would want to be a public defender. You literally get lied to on a daily basis, and then you have to attempt to defend those lies in court.
Wow. I would LOVE to sit in Judge Simpsons' courtroom on a day with a busy docket. I could learn SO MUCH from him !!
I'd love to sit in all day just to watch his bailiff
Uh, when you have a legal obligation to not drink alcohol, here's a trick-DON'T DRINK ALCOHOL!
He's an alcoholic. Quitting without professional help could be life threatening.
Very sad. The remanded needs help.
Alcoholism is such a terrible illness. He's doing whatever he can do protect his addiction. I know because I've been standing exactly where he is now. I feel sorry for him and hope that he is able to face down his demons and find peace.
Play stupid games you get stupid prizes
Judge Simpson isn't believing him not one bit.
Free counsel? He got what he paid for. She’s shockingly weak.
I worked with ex-cons for nearly half-a-century and this sort of distorted reasoning is commonplace. Most of us know that if we get caught doing something over and over, trying to deny one of the instances will only hurt us (as most people will just assume we are lying). And this is true even if we honestly believe we didn't do it on that occasion, even if the machine gave a false positive. However, this type of thinking with criminals is rampant. I'm also a Sociologist, and I am baffled where they get this from? Meaning, under what conditions did this work such that it became a tool in their mental/social toolbox ?
Mr Johnson looks drunk right now. 😮😮 It sounded like he asked his PD if he could do weekends (jail time).