Young Thug Judge Threatens Lawyer with 20 Days in Jail Over Punishment for Contempt

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  • Опубликовано: 16 апр 2023
  • The judge overseeing Young Thug’s RICO trial threatened a lawyer with 20 days in jail if he doesn’t complete the 17-page essay he was assigned after being held in contempt of court. “April 28 at noon or you do 20 days,” Judge Ural Glanville told the attorney after denying his request to pay a fine. “I would suggest that you write it in a satisfactory matter.”
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  • @lukethompson4260
    @lukethompson4260 Год назад +437

    You know that you are in trouble when your own lawyer is up there catching charges.

  • @debkb7
    @debkb7 Год назад +18

    I’ve never seen anything like this in a courtroom.

  • @cmac6136
    @cmac6136 Год назад +76

    When the judge doesn't like your lawyer, that is NOT GOOD.

  • @MOEWETTA23
    @MOEWETTA23 Год назад +250

    This judge has been doing the absolute most every since this case has started😂

    • @lashawnjackson444
      @lashawnjackson444 Год назад +17

      I just started watching. Is this normal for a judge to assign homework? What did the lawyers do to be threatened with contempt?

    • @jamesbond1796
      @jamesbond1796 Год назад +15

      I dont understand the lunch thing at all. That don't seem ethical

    • @melistasy
      @melistasy Год назад +2

      @@jamesbond1796 why not? Lol

    • @acquirecurrencylol
      @acquirecurrencylol Год назад

      @@Themealman You're a weakling and a child.

    • @acquirecurrencylol
      @acquirecurrencylol Год назад +9

      @@lashawnjackson444 Is it normal for the judge to hold lawyers accountable? Yes it is, that is what we call 'adulthood'. When you grow up, you'll notice that normal adults are responsible, prudent individuals.

  • @AtlanticZealot
    @AtlanticZealot Год назад +187

    He'd rather pay $1000 than write a paper? Ok I can relate lol

    • @C1ark33
      @C1ark33 Год назад +17

      Tbh I would too if I was him 😂

    • @chrislancaster1982
      @chrislancaster1982 Год назад +9

      Dude really ain't tryin to write that paper

    • @treypar1080
      @treypar1080 Год назад +27

      I would have caught a charge throwing my debit card at the judge. F that paper.

    • @chrislancaster1982
      @chrislancaster1982 Год назад +6

      @@treypar1080 no you wouldn't

    • @treypar1080
      @treypar1080 Год назад +1

      You don't think so...

  • @TheAntwaneWillis
    @TheAntwaneWillis Год назад +59

    I graduated with a bachelor’s in journalism and I started CRYING laughing when I heard 17-page Paper GTOF!! 🤣🤣🤣

    • @MelanieDozierlovesJohnSnow
      @MelanieDozierlovesJohnSnow Год назад +4

      Its a joke but it's not funny it's sad. If youre a journalist please note or journal this as it is. A joke. When the American justice system is ran by clowns and comedians. Smh. We got wake up. This young man's life is on the line. I swear I'm thoroughly disgusted with how arrogant and cocky this guy is and he is supposed to be ensuring a fair trial. Smh he is ensuring that the this young defendant knows that he has his life in his hands. These guys u brought in here to try to get you off can't do anything unless I let them.

    • @kennedystarr8094
      @kennedystarr8094 Год назад

      @@MelanieDozierlovesJohnSnow who exactly are you saying is arrogant and cocky?

    • @Flowerz__
      @Flowerz__ 4 месяца назад

      Yea 17 pages is wild

    • @kracklesparkleboom1989
      @kracklesparkleboom1989 3 месяца назад

      Omg what does that mean

  • @ddcharron24
    @ddcharron24 Год назад +43

    This case is so weird

  • @melistasy
    @melistasy Год назад +286

    That lawyer acting like he doesn't know how to write a paper. 😂 Go write your paper, sir! 😂

    • @cindyrhodes
      @cindyrhodes Год назад +34

      Yeah. If he actually graduated from law school, he would HAVE to know what APA format is!

    • @SJane3
      @SJane3 Год назад +22

      EXACTLY!! Hahaha.. that paper is nothing compared to the amount of writing lawyers have to do! I bet he will pay one of his assistants, or someone, to write it though! For how much he is fighting it, he isn't going to write it! Hahaha

    • @mykedynomite
      @mykedynomite Год назад +16

      I have my M.S but i can't lie at this point in my life i would rather take the fine if it was on the table 😂

    • @melistasy
      @melistasy Год назад +4

      @@mykedynomite haha me too!🤦🏾‍♀️😂

    • @maryc6189
      @maryc6189 Год назад

      Probably doesn't!

  • @AaronSmith-my2dh
    @AaronSmith-my2dh Год назад +351

    When you take a step back and look at the situation it shows how society prefers to throw money at the problem instead of being accountable for their actions…..

    • @alvaroq2024
      @alvaroq2024 Год назад +10

      Jails are full, so there’s that! 😳

    • @michael7264
      @michael7264 Год назад +24

      If you take into account how much he makes per hour and the amount of time it takes to have to write a paper WHILE citing 10 sources(meaning actual research), this is far more costly monetarily.

    • @robertawiese
      @robertawiese Год назад +4

      Cause time is precious and we all have a very limited amount… money on the other hand comes and goes and is not something that can’t be replaced

    • @natashanyxx9486
      @natashanyxx9486 Год назад +2

      And that’s Capitalism for you. At least they’re letting you know what’s really important up front.

    • @jwebbbk
      @jwebbbk Год назад +8

      🤔🧐: What did he do??? Does anyone know?

  • @chudleyflusher7132
    @chudleyflusher7132 Год назад +40

    I would bet any amount of money that he will not personally write a single word.

    • @warpedweirdo
      @warpedweirdo Год назад +9

      If I were the judge and I handed down that assignment, I'd talk to the lawyer about the contents of the paper once submitted. I'd grill the lawyer to determine whether the lawyer has a deep, detailed familiarity with paper's content, as one might expect of the real author. I'd also look for indicators the lawyer was freshly familiar with some of the subtleties of logic and context in cited sources.

    • @jacal420
      @jacal420 Год назад +13

      ​@@warpedweirdo if my time is much better served defending my client, then I would gladly hand it off. My paralegal will have to fill me in on the cliff notes.
      This is Petty and demeaning treatment from the judge...

    • @warpedweirdo
      @warpedweirdo Год назад +6

      @@jacal420 The lawyer can decide the judge's petty and demeaning treatment is too much to bear and spend 20 days in jail instead.
      I'm curious what the lawyers did to earn the judge's ire. The impression I have right now, based on his similar treatment of one of the jurors who failed to show up for jury duty, is that this judge is a self-righteous, petty tyrant in his court room. My info is very limited, however, so I have no idea how closely my impression matches reality.

    • @sheinahuffman5971
      @sheinahuffman5971 Год назад +4

      @@jacal420 I totally agree! Judge is overstepping, just because he can. That is called being a bully.

    • @EvilPimpTheUndergroundKing
      @EvilPimpTheUndergroundKing Год назад +1

      After I submitted that paper I'd invoke my fifth amendment right.

  • @matthewnickerson3991
    @matthewnickerson3991 Год назад +13

    This judge is a joke. Holds the lawyer in contempt. Instead of a normal fine wants a 17 page essay but wants it in a certain format so it can be "published" which is unheard of. I think that's what the other lawyer said, which the judge said " we'll deal with that at another time". If the judge is worried about justice why would he ask the lawyer to write a long essay during trial when the lawyer should be focused on defending his client not worrying about a 20 day jail sentence from the judge if the essay is in the wrong format. I understand the judge keeping order but never seen a homework assignment issued for contempt.

    • @Swish_God
      @Swish_God 3 месяца назад +1

      Have to keep his Court Room in order.

    • @PositiveDeviantPerson
      @PositiveDeviantPerson 2 месяца назад +2

      Please, a 17 page paper takes hours a wad of cash takes minutes. I side with the judge. What do you learn from paying? Nothing. What do you learn from an essay regarding your misconduct? Much much much.

  • @JRhodesesq
    @JRhodesesq Год назад +35

    This is a judge who loves to be the center of a case and loves to power trip. I've seen this before and I know judges like this. In the middle of a trial, you are taking all kinds of time to make someone write a paper and lost sources, all while you are judging whether the paper is satisfactory to you? Ridiculous.

    • @MegaEBTroll
      @MegaEBTroll Год назад +2

      Facts 1000

    • @yogacurrents
      @yogacurrents 9 месяцев назад +1

      Completely agree…. Power trip !!!!

    • @arberdemiri
      @arberdemiri 8 месяцев назад +2

      Is treating people unprofessional like the lawyer did any better? Also I would rather write a paper then go to jail for 20 days

  • @AOCITYBOY
    @AOCITYBOY Год назад +11

    Its like he's talking to 4th graders with a salary..😂 Did he just threaten the guy 20 days in jail for not buying his colleagues lunch? 😂😂

  • @t.b.5553
    @t.b.5553 Год назад +16

    This is the 2nd judge I’ve seen assign papers as punishment this month. But, buying lunch is new. What a madhouse!

    • @elainekellogg6345
      @elainekellogg6345 Год назад

      Who else?

    • @laughs150
      @laughs150 Год назад

      So you'd choose jail

    • @elainekellogg6345
      @elainekellogg6345 Год назад +1

      @@laughs150 yes

    • @laughs150
      @laughs150 Год назад +1

      @@elainekellogg6345 not a good choice. 20 days in jail can easily make you lose a job and not have money for rent or other bills.all over some pride in this case.but if your willing to be jobless and in debt in this economy you probably don't have to worry about those issues anyway

    • @laughs150
      @laughs150 Год назад

      @@elainekellogg6345 not trying to judge you or anything, just my opinion. For all i know you own your own business.most people don't tho

  • @davidfranklin691
    @davidfranklin691 Год назад +16

    This judge needs to be thrown out of the case

  • @shareefhendrix
    @shareefhendrix Год назад +78

    Prosecutors are intentionally trying to drag this case out & the judge is helping them do it. They want Jeffrey to run out of money.

  • @LegitTheProducerBackup
    @LegitTheProducerBackup Год назад +70

    Justice system that includes ‘Buying lunch for all your colleagues’ as a stipulation…

    • @maryc6189
      @maryc6189 Год назад +9

      Smart man!

    • @dovebair
      @dovebair Год назад +14

      Are you trying to be funny or just don’t understand? This lawyer was found to be in contempt of court for illegal behavior related to conduct toward other lawyers in the case. They could be sentenced to 20 days in jail, but the judge is just trying to teach the lawyer some civility, and remind him that all of the lawyers are on the same team (ie: upholding the law) by doing the lunch mitigation option.

    • @Marcellus-Wallace
      @Marcellus-Wallace Год назад +8

      @@dovebair don't waste your time trying to explain something to someone that refuses to use their common sense. A lot of comments here prove that

    • @wereallscrewed9714
      @wereallscrewed9714 Год назад +4

      ​@@Marcellus-Wallacelook in the mirror

    • @bigggmike3217
      @bigggmike3217 Год назад

      WOW

  • @lolathorpe6360
    @lolathorpe6360 Год назад +35

    This judge is doing too much. He's either putting everyone in jail OR making people write papers like their in high school. He would not have that type of leverage in a NY court room.

    • @tayvingalanakis
      @tayvingalanakis Год назад

      Just shows no one should take trumps indictments serious. I mean cmon, if you can get jailed for not writing an essay in New York, you can get jailed for anything.

    • @cargopilotguy305
      @cargopilotguy305 Год назад +3

      Lol of course he would. What on earth makes you think he wouldn’t?

    • @dameyonealons7085
      @dameyonealons7085 Год назад +1

      New York.😂😂😂

    • @lisalovely7259
      @lisalovely7259 Год назад +2

      You're absolutely right? I don't believe New York City would have stood for this. This is insane but it's always worse in the south

    • @lolathorpe6360
      @lolathorpe6360 Год назад

      @@cargopilotguy305 The south is more strict than NY. I know for a FACT he would not have been able to enforce HIS rules in a NY court room.

  • @nothembajozi2862
    @nothembajozi2862 Год назад +11

    If your lawyer is using words such as "cap" in a court proceedings you're losing that case.

  • @err0r0b0
    @err0r0b0 Год назад +45

    Sharing a jail cell with your lawyer 🥴

  • @ladynj8285
    @ladynj8285 Год назад +7

    This judge is completely power tripping it's so embarrassing to watch.....

  • @katrinabardroff1780
    @katrinabardroff1780 Год назад +13

    LMAO HIS FACE WHEN THE JUDGE SAID APA FORMAT WAS ME IN HS LMAOOOOOO

  • @noelmadera3611
    @noelmadera3611 Год назад +10

    These kids life on the line and this judge is determined about when they buying lunch this unbelievable

  • @BlessedBeyondMeasure24
    @BlessedBeyondMeasure24 Год назад +15

    He better take that $1000 and pay someone to write it

    • @davidgreg6907
      @davidgreg6907 Год назад

      I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much So where are you originally from I am David originally from Spain Granada but currently living in Texas now and you

    • @dovebair
      @dovebair Год назад

      That would be a terrible way to waste $1000 and then spent 20 days in jail. Probably also catch some extra days for lying to the court. The judge is going to question him on the essay, and the sources. There’s no getting around this.

    • @BlessedBeyondMeasure24
      @BlessedBeyondMeasure24 Год назад

      @@dovebair it was sarcasm to him trying to buy his way out of his punishment

    • @ricpump8863
      @ricpump8863 Год назад

      chatgpt is free

  • @bigtex4058
    @bigtex4058 Год назад +18

    Is that 17 pages double spaced?

  • @thegawdvegito4260
    @thegawdvegito4260 Год назад +35

    20 days in jail or buy everyone lunch lol I would have gotten the lunch the same day especially over writing a 17 page essay

    • @serjeantpepper2986
      @serjeantpepper2986 Год назад +3

      Taco Bell $1 menu and a small drink

    • @chrislancaster1982
      @chrislancaster1982 Год назад

      @@serjeantpepper2986 judge said Jason's deli

    • @dovebair
      @dovebair Год назад +2

      Same - it’s not even about the cost (because a lawyer would definitely make more money in the 20 days that otherwise would have been lost to jail time) it’s about the civility - imagine being so twisted that you see someone who is essentially your coworker as not even worth buying lunch for. Judge is trying to remind the lawyer that everyone is there for the same reason (ie: see justice served)

  • @mattjohnson6916
    @mattjohnson6916 Год назад +18

    Man... and I thought my professors in college were stern about paper deadlines!

  • @stantondavid4435
    @stantondavid4435 Год назад +4

    This isn’t normal

  • @gode2235
    @gode2235 Год назад +8

    Bro assigned him homework

  • @esued86
    @esued86 Год назад +21

    $1000 to avoid writing a standard graduate level paper. Think of the opportunity cost he'd have from missing 20 days of work.

  • @goaliereids3523
    @goaliereids3523 Год назад +19

    From the sound of things, it will be a minute until the trial actually starts until all of these prerequisites are met…

  • @WilliamWebbOfficial
    @WilliamWebbOfficial Год назад +55

    Im am English major in the masters program at Arizona State University, and let me tell you, a 17 page paper with 10 primary and secondary sources is not an easy feature to accomplish. Though i must say, the judge should have let him write the paper in MLA or Chicago because APA is for the birds.

    • @thomasdalton1508
      @thomasdalton1508 Год назад +13

      I'd estimate it is a full weekend's work. That's for something of appropriate standard for a student - publishable standard is, as the other lawyer intervened to say, an extremely high standard. The judge seemed to back down a little on publishable.

    • @WilliamWebbOfficial
      @WilliamWebbOfficial Год назад +14

      @@thomasdalton1508 bro, there is no way he's getting that paper done in 2 days. That is going to take a week, at least. And honestly, the lawyer could argue that the judge is taking time away from him being able to defend his client by being forced to write a paper like that.

    • @serjeantpepper2986
      @serjeantpepper2986 Год назад +11

      Chatgpt, do your thing 🤖

    • @thomasdalton1508
      @thomasdalton1508 Год назад +6

      @@WilliamWebbOfficial I find, once I've got a decent idea of what I want to say, it takes me about 45 minutes to write a page. So that's a full day of writing for 17 pages. A day of research and outlining first, gives you two days. It might not be an A-grade law school paper, but it would be something that met the basic assignment.

    • @WilliamWebbOfficial
      @WilliamWebbOfficial Год назад +5

      @@thomasdalton1508 fair enough, however, he still has to defend his client. I would put money on him not doing the paper and taking the 20 days.

  • @dharmagirl5889
    @dharmagirl5889 Год назад +16

    Ok, now I'm going to have to look back at what happened to bring us to this point.

    • @Leslie-karren
      @Leslie-karren Год назад +10

      Please share the link. I can't seem to find it.

    • @dovebair
      @dovebair Год назад +5

      Seriously unprofessional conduct on the part of the two lawyers. To such a degree that the judge does not believe that the case can continue until a modicum of integrity and civility, have been returned to the court. Instead of just putting these people in jail, judge is attempting to teach, guide & remind all present how court will be run under said judge.

  • @HOLLAifYouFEARme
    @HOLLAifYouFEARme Год назад +4

    This mf handing out homework? Got mfs writing papers?? Wtf😂

  • @alexblack6421
    @alexblack6421 Год назад +5

    Big beards and thin mustaches don’t go together well…

  • @thomasdalton1508
    @thomasdalton1508 Год назад +17

    Is there a previous video somewhere showing the contempt hearing and explaining what they did?

    • @JamesC1981
      @JamesC1981 Месяц назад

      i need to know this too and whats the vid called

  • @jenf1387
    @jenf1387 Год назад +59

    I googled that judge's name and it gets better. He ordered a juror to do a 30-page paper because she didn't show up for jury duty, for the same trial. He also ordered another attorney held in contempt to pay a $250 fine and to buy lunch at a particular restaurant for all the other attorneys. I couldn't find any mention of why they were held in contempt though except for the juror.

    • @jacal420
      @jacal420 Год назад +5

      Did you even watch the video? 😳

    • @dv1267
      @dv1267 Год назад +7

      @@jacal420 lol was going to ask the same thing. some people amaze me.

    • @jenf1387
      @jenf1387 Год назад +3

      @@jacal420 The video doesn't specifically mention what he did to be held in contempt.

    • @jacal420
      @jacal420 Год назад +8

      @@jenf1387 the entire event you the depicted of the attorney having to buy lunch etc. 3:22 IS IN THIS VIDEO!!!
      THAT'S WHY I SAID YOU CLEARLY DIDN'T WATCH IT. LOL 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

    • @mucho5035
      @mucho5035 Год назад +2

      what is u on🤣🤣🤣

  • @punapeter
    @punapeter Год назад +6

    The lunch kid had a Planet of the Apes beard. LOL
    Do these guys not have a mirror?

  • @ThatLadyInDallas2024
    @ThatLadyInDallas2024 Год назад +14

    😅 if junior thinks that beard makes him look older than 12, I've got bad news for him!! 👨🏻

    • @passnola
      @passnola Год назад +3

      I was thinking the same exact thing! And what a terrible attempt at a beard

    • @cuteypie102
      @cuteypie102 Год назад +2

      👏🏼🤣🤣🤣

  • @kjones7561
    @kjones7561 Год назад +66

    What did the lawyer do to be held in contempt?

    • @deandredunbar9618
      @deandredunbar9618 Год назад +9

      No one knows

    • @nancyzehr3679
      @nancyzehr3679 Год назад +23

      Disrespect the Court by being uncivil.

    • @Trial_Junkie
      @Trial_Junkie Год назад +3

      Nothing

    • @serjeantpepper2986
      @serjeantpepper2986 Год назад

      ​@@nancyzehr3679 what does that mean??? He hurt the judge's feelings? The prosecutors? Peoples lives and futures are on the line and he's out here assigning book reports and forcing people to go out on lunch dates. It's been 4 months and they still haven't picked a jury. This is straight circustry 🎪

    • @emmanuelnoel1279
      @emmanuelnoel1279 Год назад +9

      ​@nancy zehr so you don't know

  • @krob9545
    @krob9545 Год назад +14

    Buy colleagues' lunch as part of restitution for contempt? I'm not sure what to think lol

    • @melistasy
      @melistasy Год назад +8

      He also had to pay money

    • @krob9545
      @krob9545 Год назад +5

      @@melistasy $250. The lunch thing is just so weird

    • @melistasy
      @melistasy Год назад +10

      @@krob9545 I think it is a way for him to repay the other lawyers for wasting their time.

    • @slothschewgum
      @slothschewgum Год назад +8

      @@krob9545 he’s satisfying the contempt of court THAT THEY CAUSED in the nicest way possible by being the least disprutive he can while still giving them a consequence for the actions that they should be so far above it’s not even funny . unless 20 days without a lawyer while he’s sitting in jail would suit them better ?

    • @alvaroq2024
      @alvaroq2024 Год назад +1

      I wouldn’t pay for lunch, and certainly I wouldn’t spend 20 days in jail. Your honor, what are my other options?😳

  • @HannaMathis
    @HannaMathis Год назад +2

    i’m so confused by all of this. but especially confused on why the judge is so specific on the where the food comes from hahaha

  • @ocsrc
    @ocsrc Год назад +41

    This is why they have paralegals
    What did they do to be in contempt ?

    • @gt43025
      @gt43025 Год назад +8

      I have the same question. What did they do?

    • @alvaroq2024
      @alvaroq2024 Год назад +1

      Simple! Go back in time and find out. Happy hunting 😳
      Or, are you that lazy? 😡

    • @ocsrc
      @ocsrc Год назад +59

      @@alvaroq2024 when people ask me questions I know the answer I am happy to tell them. I don't tell them " go read a book " you don't have to be mean. Life is hard enough

    • @lindasue263
      @lindasue263 Год назад +26

      ​@@alvaroq2024Excuse you! Take your anger issues out on a punching bag, not a stranger!

    • @alvaroq2024
      @alvaroq2024 Год назад +1

      @@lindasue263 😂

  • @SameAsAnyOtherStranger
    @SameAsAnyOtherStranger Год назад +26

    Dude should just have Chat GPT write a 20 page essay, fact check it and rewrite it on his own words. That's basically what I would do when I was in college except I would rewrite my own rough drafts where I would assert facts I wasn't sure about.

    • @2147B
      @2147B Год назад +12

      internet has killed the human mind.

    • @dharmagirl5889
      @dharmagirl5889 Год назад

      That is truly, truly pathetic. Three cheers for actually getting an education.

    • @Decisions2023
      @Decisions2023 Год назад +2

      I was thinking the same exact thing! That paper could be written in one day 10 minutes for the paper from chat, and then a couple of hours to critique it reword it and then run it through a plagiarism checker. Job done !!!!

    • @dovebair
      @dovebair Год назад +2

      Pretty sure that plan would fall apart when the judge questions the lawyer about the contents of the paper, and the contents of the sources used on the paper. That works in university when the teacher doesn’t really care, but this judge is mad now and is going to actually read it.

    • @SameAsAnyOtherStranger
      @SameAsAnyOtherStranger Год назад +1

      @@dovebair After checking the facts, like I suggested, the lawyer would be well versed in the contents and the facts. Besides, the judge didn't say it had to get a passing grade.

  • @TheVancePants
    @TheVancePants Год назад +1

    And Mr thugger I sentence you to 5 rap songs of satisfactory listening quality and to purchase your victims several items of bling bling 😂

    • @serjeantpepper2986
      @serjeantpepper2986 Год назад

      And when i say satisfactory listening quality i mean straight bangers. Certified hood classics. Is that understood?

  • @JustCuzner
    @JustCuzner Год назад +2

    I just had ChatGPT write me the 17 page paper in about 90 seconds.

  • @ellafacebooktruecrimecases3644
    @ellafacebooktruecrimecases3644 Год назад +6

    This judge is such a mean girl 😂

  • @alunchurcher7060
    @alunchurcher7060 Год назад +31

    I like this judge taking no B/S from lawyers and their myriad of excuses.

    • @serjeantpepper2986
      @serjeantpepper2986 Год назад +5

      It's been 4 months and they haven't even picked a jury... instead he's got lawyers buying their colleagues lunch and writing essays like first year law students 🙄 What's his excuse?

    • @alunchurcher7060
      @alunchurcher7060 Год назад +1

      @@serjeantpepper2986 it's about giving them a choice of jail or write an essay and buy colleagues lunch, for me that's a simple request, He could of just sentenced them to jail time.

    • @serjeantpepper2986
      @serjeantpepper2986 Год назад +1

      @@alunchurcher7060 what did they supposedly do? Seems like the judge is just wasting time and being petty

    • @alunchurcher7060
      @alunchurcher7060 Год назад

      @@serjeantpepper2986 what they did doesn't matter, the judge decided they the offence was committed and in a court room the judge is king. We have all seen bad behaviour by lawyers so know they get away with a lot, this judge obviously had been rubbed p the wrong way, If it had been a defendant he would of been sent to jail without the option of doing something else. Lawyers have gotten away with to much for to long, its past time the judges acted. Once fond in contempt a lawyer would normally just be removed from the court room for the day whilst defendants and the public would be jailed in most cases. These two were lucky not to of been jailed.

    • @serjeantpepper2986
      @serjeantpepper2986 Год назад +4

      @@alunchurcher7060 what they supposedly did absolutely matters. Did they act to disrupt normal court proceedings or were they simply doing their jobs as avid defenders and advocates on their client's behalf? Because if it's one it would make the judge an impartial arbiter of justice, but if it's the other it would make the judge a prejudiced tyrant, perhaps even creating grounds for future appeals of whatever ruling he eventually hands down.

  • @JoeBlow_4
    @JoeBlow_4 Год назад +2

    Satisfying a contempt charge by buying lunch is pretty funny.

  • @KennyJordana
    @KennyJordana Год назад +52

    Okay can someone please fill me in. What did this lawyer do that he has to do a 17 page report by April 28th? 😂

    • @ibe310
      @ibe310 Год назад +8

      NOTHING

    • @babyofmyfamily
      @babyofmyfamily Год назад +4

      I swear, I'm googling it now and see nothing!

    • @cawod3659
      @cawod3659 Год назад +10

      He said in one his statements that some evidence was “cap”

    • @dorianellis4308
      @dorianellis4308 Год назад +2

      @@cawod3659 seriously? 🤣🤣🤣

    • @babyofmyfamily
      @babyofmyfamily Год назад +2

      @@cawod3659 Yes I heard a Ysl lawyer said to the Judge, NO CAP...meaning in hood terms he's lying lmao. Was this the Lawyer? If so no wonder the Judge speaking to him about a paper on Courtroom Etiquette lmao!!!

  • @wheeliegirl1630
    @wheeliegirl1630 Год назад +8

    Oh my! What did they do?!!!!

    • @c_me_now
      @c_me_now Год назад +2

      He has to buy lunch for the other sides attorneys for trying to drag them through the mud when it wasn't warranted. That's why they're in such big trouble. It's one thing to try and win a case above board but a whole other level to try and win dirty.

  • @beffis1980
    @beffis1980 Год назад +11

    This is just ridiculous to me on so many levels. I feel like the judge is the principal in a class full students, and he is disciplining everybody at his will during another man’s trial. How would this be fair to the client to the accused? A positive note, he might be able to get another trial due to being screwed from the start

    • @jcfra420
      @jcfra420 Год назад +2

      Maybe he would not have to if they didn't act like children?

    • @shawnprivate5322
      @shawnprivate5322 9 месяцев назад

      Uhhh,he is..That's what He was elected for..Period

    • @LexiesLaw
      @LexiesLaw 6 месяцев назад

      He belittled one of the YSL attorneys, Mr. Schardt, today, in front of the Jury.....I couldn't believe what I was seeing! He likes to discipline the Defense Attorney's but, not the State Prosecutors when they ignore his rulings. He loves his power & he abuses it!

  • @clarkcant
    @clarkcant Год назад +58

    The lawyers are loving this, the hours are racking up. This is done at the expense of the people who hire them.

    • @kemba89
      @kemba89 Год назад +7

      exactly, look at how long both sides of attorneys have been willing to drag this out

    • @nancyzehr3679
      @nancyzehr3679 Год назад +4

      They dont love this, trust me.

    • @Dan-vo7vc
      @Dan-vo7vc Год назад +4

      You cant charge a client for your own contempt case. It has a different case number; they're not even a party.

    • @huntergallagher2270
      @huntergallagher2270 Год назад +2

      Crim is typically flat fee. It’s very likely not at the expense of the people who hire them.

    • @RainbowManification
      @RainbowManification Год назад

      If I was the client I would hand the bill back and tell him to kick rocks, it’s his case not mine.

  • @BigBone4u-fn3dx
    @BigBone4u-fn3dx Год назад +3

    The judge is garranteeing a mistrial. Appellate courts review court behavior. This is a home run on appeal. Court error.

  • @lillypad9960
    @lillypad9960 Год назад +75

    Go judge go! I have a feeling that lawyer couldn't write himself out of a paper bag.

    • @mez3297
      @mez3297 Год назад +8

      @Adam Lanza they're all just lawyers. even the judge, he's just been a lawyer longer

    • @alvaroq2024
      @alvaroq2024 Год назад

      @Adam Lanza A narcissistic POS I believe is in deep dudu with the law!

    • @bretharley7480
      @bretharley7480 Год назад +1

      @Adam Lanza I agree totally.

    • @FatherSonSpirit1
      @FatherSonSpirit1 Год назад +6

      @Adam Lanza Adam, you gotta stop pretending you’re an expert on psychological disorders, he is a Judge, who’s job it is to hand out sentences and he works within the confines of the legislation provided to him. Internet has made so many people experts in the mental health field and the woes “Narcissist” is being thrown out every time someone doesn’t like what they hear. God bless

    • @reginalda.bellsr.249
      @reginalda.bellsr.249 Год назад +2

      @@FatherSonSpirit1 💯💯💯

  • @losoulblocka0524
    @losoulblocka0524 Год назад +6

    My opinion the judge is doing the most

  • @kathleenweinberg6442
    @kathleenweinberg6442 Год назад +20

    The judge is not to be played with

    • @jacal420
      @jacal420 Год назад +5

      Reminds me of a kid with a chip on his shoulder. I have a feeling he got picked on a lot in school and is now making up for it.
      PETTY AND DRUNK WITH POWER!

    • @laughs150
      @laughs150 Год назад +4

      ​@@jacal420 lmao maybe they'll humble themselves before entering court next time.

    • @Talk2Me7
      @Talk2Me7 Год назад +3

      This judge has no power at home it’s evident! This is a waste of tax payers money and time!!!

  • @esdee878
    @esdee878 Год назад +8

    You can definitely tell that this Judge is a dad. 😂

    • @Mlesosa
      @Mlesosa 3 месяца назад +2

      most likely bullied until got out of school

  • @monicas1110
    @monicas1110 Год назад +21

    This judge is on a power trip

    • @davidgreg6907
      @davidgreg6907 Год назад

      I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much So where are you originally from I am David originally from Spain Granada but currently living in Texas now and you

  • @Walter_Sobchak_43
    @Walter_Sobchak_43 Год назад +37

    This judge epically "sonned" those two lawyers. 😂

    • @markm734
      @markm734 Год назад +6

      Lol love that verb.

    • @Walter_Sobchak_43
      @Walter_Sobchak_43 Год назад

      @@markm734 "APA format, with at least ten primary and ten secondary sources."....

  • @RoddyViper
    @RoddyViper Год назад +3

    Wait this is a thing adults being punished by having to write a paper about professionalism 🤣 something about this seems like a comedy sketch

  • @shortnsexy1974
    @shortnsexy1974 Год назад +5

    I’d rather do burpees than these essays sheesh 😂

  • @dbmbusinessentertainment7543
    @dbmbusinessentertainment7543 Год назад +3

    17 pgs is ridiculous

  • @lavenderlamp
    @lavenderlamp Год назад +3

    Priceless!

    • @davidgreg6907
      @davidgreg6907 Год назад

      I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much So where are you originally from I am David originally from Spain Granada but currently living in Texas now and you

  • @TheIsyk
    @TheIsyk Год назад

    Hey
    Anyone know which clip has the judge giving them this punishment. What brought it on?

    • @jacks4009
      @jacks4009 Год назад

      I wanna know! This is a whole circus

  • @johntice2063
    @johntice2063 Год назад +1

    Just send me to jail, I ain’t writing no 17 page paper

  • @matej.m.rejsek8537
    @matej.m.rejsek8537 Год назад +3

    re: "You got a 6 digit bar number"
    Attorneys admitted to practice in Georgia before 1991 have six-digit bar numbers, while those admitted after 1991 have seven-digit bar numbers. Judge is saying this guy's an OG who has been around the block a few times and should easily be able to write this paper.

  • @michaelkelly1085
    @michaelkelly1085 Год назад +48

    Contempt for not buying everyone lunch? Legal system is weird

    • @dovebair
      @dovebair Год назад +19

      I think you misunderstood. The lawyer in question acted in an incredibly unprofessional way: disturbed court proceedings to such a degree that it would be illegal (the contempt charge). The judge is being incredibly lenient by allowing the contempt charge to be satisfied by the offending lawyer regaining his civility toward the other lawyers. The judge said the offending lawyer could purchase lunch for his colleagues, as a way to signify his commitment to civility, going forward in this case. The offending lawyer promised the judge to do so, by a certain date, then failed to do so, then made multiple excuses about why they should not have to, even though it was the order of the court. Then they tried to appeal, even though they had given up their chance to appeal by making the plea bargain over the contempt charge with the judge at a previous court date. Absolutely embarrassing behavior that will harm their career going forward, no question.

    • @ricpump8863
      @ricpump8863 Год назад +13

      No one should even humor this kind of nonsense and the judge should be disbarred for suggesting anything of the sort. It would be much more professional to just push the contempt of court charge through. This circus is a waste of taxpayers money.

    • @prodigous21
      @prodigous21 Год назад +8

      @@ricpump8863 no, he gave the lawyers a choice. do the paper/buy lunch or jail. I think it was perfectly fine and the circus was the lawyers acting like clowns in court

    • @letsRumble814
      @letsRumble814 Год назад +4

      ​@Ric Pump stop chatting nonsense if you don't know the full story. They were supposed to be held in contempt for unprofessional and disorderly conduct. The judge is literally having mercy on them

  • @mysticstylez19991
    @mysticstylez19991 Год назад +24

    our court system is a joke

    • @chrislancaster1982
      @chrislancaster1982 Год назад +3

      How so? Lawyers must be held accountable for their actions. They can not be allowed to run the show.

    • @dovebair
      @dovebair Год назад +1

      How so? This judge could’ve put those two lawyers in jail for almost a month for the illegal behavior they pulled in court. However, he is giving them a chance to learn from their actions and move forward with their lives. I would say that this is an exceptional situation of lenience.

    • @D-Z321
      @D-Z321 Год назад

      You sound ignorant 😊

  • @jamiebishop504
    @jamiebishop504 4 месяца назад

    This judge sets the highest of levels that any judge should aspire to meet!! What An amazing man, fair play to him!! Law and order for EVERYONE!!

  • @murr9704
    @murr9704 Год назад +2

    But you gave the DA dayum near a year to conjure up evidence!!

  • @oceancat0450
    @oceancat0450 Год назад +6

    Can someone explain what the contempt was?
    Why is the guy doing an essay and the other ones buying lunch?

  • @Marcellus-Wallace
    @Marcellus-Wallace Год назад +170

    I like this judge a lot. No nonsense, professional and very effective. He's holding everyone accountable in this case! You notice a lot of people he's punished for contempt have not paid the fine, he made sure they did the time and learned their lesson instead of paying meagre fines

    • @pippipster6767
      @pippipster6767 Год назад +48

      This judge is a totally unprofessional hardcore narcissist.

    • @Gidget_Lynn
      @Gidget_Lynn Год назад +24

      ​@@pippipster6767 incorrect. If you research this judge he has done this before to keep the whole court room in order. The same standards for everyone. It's his court room.

    • @pippipster6767
      @pippipster6767 Год назад +24

      @@Gidget_Lynn
      Excessive control and huge ego = narcissistic behaviour. Simple as that. Other judges don’t do it. Particularly good ones don’t.

    • @sjohnson65456
      @sjohnson65456 Год назад +9

      ​@@Gidget_Lynn no. The courtroom is borrowed to him upon him being elected, which after this I'm going to assume will be no more.

    • @roems6396
      @roems6396 Год назад +9

      @@Gidget_Lynn
      He’s treating him like a child. A 17 page essay for him, or he goes to jail? That’s ridiculous. What is this punishment for?

  • @jamesbond1796
    @jamesbond1796 Год назад +2

    How does a judge make a lawyer paay for lunch. That is wild.

  • @rocky7463
    @rocky7463 Год назад +17

    Am I understanding this? The judge is making a lawyer write a paper? Lol like he's a student who has to write a sentence a hundred times on the blackboard? Lord have mercy lol

    • @uscbro69
      @uscbro69 Год назад +1

      No you’re not understanding it

  • @cindyrhodes
    @cindyrhodes Год назад +137

    These lawyers should be grateful that he not putting them in jail. How can they be so disrespectful?

    • @alvaroq2024
      @alvaroq2024 Год назад +2

      Lawyers don’t belong in jail with a bunch of nitwits!😳

    • @nudetaynehatwobble
      @nudetaynehatwobble Год назад +20

      @@alvaroq2024 then why do lawyers do things that put them in jail?

    • @neva_nyx
      @neva_nyx Год назад +13

      ​@Alvaro Q then they definitely need jail time. A court room is not the place for attorneys to be acting out. People's lives depend on their actions.

    • @nudetaynehatwobble
      @nudetaynehatwobble Год назад +6

      @@alvaroq2024 yeah I get that. But a lot of lawyers are also sitting in prisons… I’m certain I don’t have to explain that to you.

    • @Daygosd619
      @Daygosd619 Год назад +2

      Oh really? Do you know what the attorneys did?

  • @michaeld8635
    @michaeld8635 Год назад +9

    The judge is crazy.

    • @ashar118
      @ashar118 Год назад +2

      He wanna be a celeb so bad

  • @Cindy-dg8wh
    @Cindy-dg8wh Год назад

    Part 2 plz 🙏🙏

  • @hannahe7556
    @hannahe7556 Год назад

    This is bonkers

  • @remliqa
    @remliqa Год назад +3

    I didn't follow this trial, this video was just recommended to me so I know nothing of the contexts here. Can someone tell me what he did t0 get the 20 day contempt?

    • @c_me_now
      @c_me_now Год назад +1

      He has to buy lunch for the other sides attorneys for trying to drag them through the mud when it wasn't warranted. That's why they're in such big trouble. It's one thing to try and win a case above board but a whole other level to try and win dirty.

  • @andrewjohnson5406
    @andrewjohnson5406 Год назад +2

    What did they lawyer do?

  • @briansalce2808
    @briansalce2808 Год назад +1

    finds people in contempt of his court, proceeds to give assignments.

  • @gt43025
    @gt43025 Год назад +8

    Why Are They Being Held in Contempt?

  • @G14-Classified
    @G14-Classified Год назад +72

    This judge isn’t fooling around, I like him.

    • @alvaroq2024
      @alvaroq2024 Год назад +3

      Would you date him? 😳

    • @G14-Classified
      @G14-Classified Год назад +9

      @@alvaroq2024 where did that come from nice mental gymnastics. He is a no nonsense judge who is done with games being played

    • @alvaroq2024
      @alvaroq2024 Год назад +1

      @@G14-Classified Emoji over your head 😂

    • @webcam1213
      @webcam1213 Год назад +10

      lol this trial hasn't even picked a jury and its been 4 months he is very much fooling around

    • @jwebbbk
      @jwebbbk Год назад +3

      🤔🧐: What did he do??? Does anyone know?

  • @willow1141
    @willow1141 Год назад

    Absolutely ridiculous they can’t for fill simple task. How did they pass the exam

  • @cjlaity1
    @cjlaity1 Год назад +1

    It's like an SNL skit.

  • @nenala7684
    @nenala7684 Год назад +3

    This judge is ridiculous! He is going to be so harsh when the final verdict is here

  • @dillydave13
    @dillydave13 Год назад +3

    This judge should brush up on the Eighth Amendment.

  • @Crossoutmyeyez
    @Crossoutmyeyez Год назад +1

    lol what are these punishments?
    20 page essay on the importance of civility or jail....
    $250 fine and buy your colleagues lunch or jail...

  • @nicholegreen4869
    @nicholegreen4869 Год назад +1

    This Judge really does the most😂

  • @Leslie-karren
    @Leslie-karren Год назад +3

    WHAT DID THEY DO??

    • @davidgreg6907
      @davidgreg6907 Год назад

      I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much So where are you originally from I am David originally from Spain Granada but currently living in Texas now and you

  • @Gidget_Lynn
    @Gidget_Lynn Год назад +244

    This judge is exactly what we need in every court room. Fair and doesn't balk. Holds everyone in the room to the same standards.

    • @xerxes7989
      @xerxes7989 Год назад +1

      Applying standards equally is a good thing except when your standards are arbitrary, megalomaniacal, and childish. This judge is a leftist ego maniac.

    • @maryc6189
      @maryc6189 Год назад +2

      Amen!

    • @kennethtyner304
      @kennethtyner304 Год назад +5

      Wish it wasn't us, but I guess everything has to start dark😮.

    • @chrislancaster1982
      @chrislancaster1982 Год назад +2

      Balk*

    • @nudetaynehatwobble
      @nudetaynehatwobble Год назад +3

      @@chrislancaster1982 thank you. That bothered the 💩 out of me too

  • @nickeypipi5281
    @nickeypipi5281 Год назад

    strange request of the judge.

  • @Simlife101
    @Simlife101 10 месяцев назад +1

    What an absolute clown that judge is.

  • @sjohnson65456
    @sjohnson65456 Год назад +3

    What happened with this lawyer at 4:17 who was going hard-core for his client... Why is he in contempt ALSO?? TF going on in there?

  • @jimbetche7864
    @jimbetche7864 Год назад +4

    Wow buy your friends lunch or go to jail ?? This is one weird judge.

    • @c_me_now
      @c_me_now Год назад +2

      He has to buy lunch for the other sides attorneys for trying to drag them through the mud when it wasn't warranted. That's why they're in such big trouble. It's one thing to try and win a case above board but a whole other level to try and win dirty.

    • @dharmagirl5889
      @dharmagirl5889 Год назад +2

      I suspect the opposing counsel were supposed to be the guests, not his side.

  • @markm734
    @markm734 Год назад

    What a circus. Is anybody capable of being professional?

  • @insanelywicked873
    @insanelywicked873 Год назад +2

    This judge is wasting time flexing.

  • @loricourtland8909
    @loricourtland8909 Год назад +5

    This dude looks horrified at the prospect of writing a paper LOL

    • @lindalucas7553
      @lindalucas7553 Год назад +1

      Yes, because he knows what it inquires to write a paper. It takes hours of research before you even start your thesis. In other words, gathering resourse is time consuming hard work, and extremely stressful. Been there done that. I would rather go to jail. Lol

  • @stevenglock
    @stevenglock Год назад +5

    These are going to be grounds for a mistrial or appeal later on

    • @highlyfe600
      @highlyfe600 Год назад

      Definitely, judge is biased to the defense while the DA has fumbled this case with witnesses and video interrogation being released to the public