A private judge doesn't seem unreasonable. Personally, I am a private donut connoisseur and professional napper, so there are a myriad of ways that people can contribute. As a side note; never let her near the pups.
@@mrjones2721 I’m sure there’s a sleep study or two you could participate in… you may have to take some weird ass medications that might make you grow a unicorn horn or make your Willy fall off… but hey you gotta fully commit if ya wanna take it to the professional level 😂
When she said her name was Susan Bassie, I knew why she was being ignored by him. Every one in her local area knows her to be the bat 💩 crazy. She is ignored by every government agency, she is trespassed from most of their buildings.
Her hand may of been broken when she got caught snooping in someone's files without permission and the file was slammed shut on her hand. At least we could dream that is what happened!
Good observation! I totally was not thinking about her hand when she was flipping through the papers. I was too focused on the foolishness of her speech.
Imagine a person wanting to barge in on a family court thing or a restraining order thing. Thinking she has a right to hear your business. This seems even past a Karen.
I am outraged, outraged!!!! The fact that lady at the front-desk did not have every Judge at her beck and call is the most egregious case of capital felony treason I have ever seen!
Karen must never have worked in an office, because she never learned Office Rule No. 1: Always butter up the receptionist. Receptionists (and secretaries) are powerful. They may not be able to officially do something, but they have ways of making things happen nonetheless. (Or not happen. Hint. Hint.) They’re gatekeepers. You’re not Hercules taking down Cerberus. DO NOT ANGER THE GATEKEEPER. In this case the receptionist can’t give Karen what she wants, but she can tell her what her next step should be. She can also alert the target that there’s a none-too-bright Karen on the warpath, along with everything she’s picked up about Karen’s tactics. Bad move, Karen.
Good bosses understand the importance of keeping staff happy, and there’s no more sure way to ensure someone in the legal profession won’t want to work with you, than by pissing off the one person in their professional lives that makes things easier for them Average attorney: “Piss of the person who helps me leave work at a decent hour? I don’t think so!”
I was police chief in a very small town so I actually worked the streets….I loved it when they demanded to see my supervisor……I would tap my badge and name tag
Telling them that there's no boss, manager, supervisor to speak to is a great way to fuck with these useless, unemployed losers. By telling them that there is no one "higher up" or "in charge" is a really cool, passive aggressive way of saying "Despite your ridiculously inflated opinion of your own self importance, no one around here considers you important enough to talk to. Good bye!"
Karen: "Let me speak to your manager!" Me: "I'll get him for you." *turns around, pauses, turns around again* "Yes, I'm the manager, how may I help you?"
as someone who works in an administrative role at my company, i think i'd be at risk to lose my job if we constantly had karens walking in like this. there's too much work to be done during the day to also have to deal with an adult toddler brandishing a camera and throwing legal buzz words around.
Yesterday i discovered that we now have our own "homegrown" 1st amendment auditors here in the Netherlands even though we dont have a 1st amendment. This guy harrased cops at police stations and filmed them for his RUclips channel. The judge sentenced him to a 1000 euro fine, 1 month in prison (suspended) and he has been trespassed from all police stations in Amsterdam. You have to nip it in the bud!
Bassie is a well known (or notorious) self-styled reporter and activist in the Silicon Valley area. In my opinion she sits on the line between an activist and a “frauditor”. Her alleged finger injury occurred in 2017. I would not call her a “Karen”, but she’s definitely kookoo
As a litigant in Texas, I participated in mediation to find a settlement. It was in the office of an attorney and had no public notice. No record of the session was available to the public. Payments from my attorney and from opposing counsel to the mediator was not public information. All of it was legal and appropriate.
I just found the video where her finger was supposedly broken. She doesn't even cry out when it happens--she just says, "You just broke my finger." She repeats that a couple of times, calmly, then switches to, "I want my phone. I want my phone." The last time I slammed my finger in a drawer, it was a solid minute before I could do anything but cuss. And that didn't even leave a mark. Let's give our respect to Karen, who handles a broken finger with a level of serenity the Dalai Lama would envy.
I love it...a minute and a half in, you can just see the thought bubble above the receptionist's head: "They don't pay me nearly enough to deal with these idiots."
We can all agree that anywhere a private judge goes, that place becomes a public courthouse. His home? Public courthouse. His car? Public courthouse. Bathroom stall? Public courthouse. Post office where he has a PO box? Public courthouse.
Looked it up. Private judges are appointed by sitting judges to expediate cases in divorce, construction disputes and other simple cases. She is totally wrong in her asserstions that this is a court house. They are private business that leases spaces to the judges to hear the cases and sign papers. P.S. You're right that both parties must agree to this. Just makes it quicker to settle a case. Not any cheaper though.
I always enjoy how these folks think they have some “right” to just show up at any moment a d demand service. Then they try and bully someone who has no authority telling them “you have to do this” She needs to realize that lady behind the desk is just the clown’s head you order the burger thru and not the person cooking the meal.
I have seen some people who try to catch the time when the boss isn't there just so they can bully the staff and maybe pick up something that they are not entitled to. Saw one of these people have their fun time become a disaster very quick. They thought the boss was gone because his car had been picked up for service. The boss heard what was going on, and knew what had happened in the past. So he waited for an opportune time to make his grand entrance. The dude took a rather severe dressing down, got told to leave, and was informed that our offices and services were from that time not available to him. As the old timers would say, "He left like a whipped puppy with his tail between his legs". Of course the employees never talked about or laughed about this ever. Ha ha ha ha
When my ex and I finalized our dissolution we shared an attorney and paid $750 for a judge to hold the hearing at our attorney’s office, saving the hassle of going downtown to the courthouse. Then we went to lunch.
I did a similar thing- we went to the court, agreed on whatever was needed, said thanks and went to lunch together. The judge said he was confused if he should be marrying us or divorcing us 😂
Don't most judges have private offices? They do in our area. Apos if they are acting as mediators then we have to wait until orders from them are filed before public viewing at the clerk of courts.
Come on man it's obviously a conspiracy how else do you explain a family-law lawyer having multiple cases about family law in front of a family law judge
This lady showed her wacko card when she admitted to the receptionist that the judge knows who she is, has her contact info, and doesn’t respond to her. She basically admitted to harassing the judge and is trying to get the receptionist to help her. That’s why the receptionist got someone to tell her to leave. Also, I think she’s confusing some of the accountability of criminal proceedings where the public can observe and civil proceedings.
As a Karen in Cali (?) ... Just have to say ; hiring a private judge is not for "rich in Silicon Valley", only ... Civil cases that require an attorney are virtually fast tracked w a private judge, and save lawyers fees expenditures ... Sheesh, Karen ! 🤦♀️
She's soo happy she uncovered that conspiracy LMBO 🤣🤣🤣... NOT 👎Maybe she should really get a better understanding of the Laws and procedures before she makes a complete ass of herself! She sure was happy 😊 with herself 😆 🤣 😂 for that moment though!! Thanks 😊 for sharing. Perfect one!! Always learning new things from you & I greatly appreciate you!! Give the boys 🐕 ❤ 🐕 💋some belly rubs💆♀️ for me ❤ 🤍 💙
@@kinsley7777 Karen demands to see Frankie and Ollie in order to determine who is a good boy. Who is a good boy? Who is it? Is Frankie a good boy? Is a Ollie good boy? Is he? Is he a good boy?
I understand the desire to make sure that Private Judges keep records and can be held accountable for their actions but going after receptionists that don't know anything is the wrong way to do it.
The best part of this video was how much enjoyment you got from watching this Karen's video. There's just not enough of this kind of laughter on the internet. Thanks, Mike! 🥰😄😄😄
What really pisses me off is that they continue to film places that have victims and children in them. If these mediations have DV victims they deserve privacy. Luckily in my state many victims of certain crimes are protected from having their images and information published, but even if they didn't these jerks shouldn't do it in the first place. If one of these victims get hurt because of this nonsense I hope they sue the pants off these people.
I would have SO much fun with this. Every time she makes a statement I would say she’s incorrect, even if she’s not. I would keep giving her the wrong forms every time she asked for one. Then I’d pretend to realize my mistake and pretend to go get the form she asked for, but instead I’d go take a really long dump in the bathroom then leave for my lunch break while she’s waiting for me to come back. If she was still there after lunch, I’d pretend to have never seen her before and start the whole process over again.
This is completely normal in California. We have IVAMS, JAMS, and many other dispute resolution avenues heard by “private judges” specifically OUTSIDE of the superior court. Using a private judge at a private office does not convert that office to a state-run courtroom because he is not acting as a superior court judge but as a private “judge”. The public has a right to access public court records, but not the records of private dispute resolution. There’s just no “there” there.
I never knew private judges existed and I live in California, this is why I was a little confused as to why the judge had an office in this vid. You learn something new every day!
LMAO!!! I love it when someone comes into a situation filled with righteous indignation, only to find that they never even had a leg to stand on! Kind of like watching a big ole balloon slowly losing air. 😂😂
The conference room is key. Dry erase boards create automatic joinder with road vessels; all private judging fees must then be paid in pieces of eight. It's perfectly clear, Mike.
There are courthouses and city government offices here in Temple, TX that have posted in the work spaces of employees, key words and phrases to listen for; along with instructions of what to do in case of “Auditors.” For the most part, these instructions all sum up to, “Do not engage in discussion. Call the police.”
I would think that if you asked them to leave, and if you recorded it on your own cellphone for proof, wouldn't they be required to leave? And, if they don't, can't the police come and trespass them?
@@MrPaige222 “Frauditors” love to quote the legal doctrine of “No expectation of privacy in a public place;” but this is not an absolute. The 4th amendment of the Constitution, provides for persons to be “Secure in their persons, property, houses, estates and effects;” and this is generally interpreted as “The right to privacy.” However, the doctrine of “No expectation of privacy in public,” is believed by many to supersede that right. But where does “Public” end and privacy begin. According to Dr. Sandra Leitner (PhD. University of Texas College of Law, retired), the 4th Amendment right can be invoked, “Upon request.” Essentially, if a person makes a reasonable request that their 4th Amendment right be recognized and/or respected, the law recognizes that right to be in effect. In the case of RUclips videos, this is especially true, as the recorded material is intended for public viewing and for monetary gain. For once recorded material becomes available on a public platform, for which the creator intends to be paid, any individual so required can expect to be paid for their inclusion. This is why TV networks are required to obtained signed releases from individuals featured in publicly presented material. Think, a passerby in a large city being interviewed by CNN. The network has to have written consent to showcase the recording; especially as the network intends to make a profit off of the recorded material. (Incredibly, no one has sued a “Frauditor” for using recordings of their persons and not paying them for it...yet. (As “1st Amendment Auditing” is still a new phenomenon, it may be that some have filed suit, but said legal action is still in litigation.) At any rate, in most states (And in particular, my home state of Texas), the legal philosophy is, as soon as an individual requests that they not be recorded, the 4th Amendment applies. One thing I do worry about, is someone getting in legal trouble, because they believe they have the right to use physical force, to defend their right to privacy; especially in an “Open Carry” State, like mine. If interpreted VERY loosely, the “Stand Your Ground” legal philosophy of “Self Defense” ‘Could’ theoretically be used to justify deadly force being used to tragic effect. And while many may scoff at such a notion, people in Texas do get shot for less.
@@jeffvanmeter1330 I think it's time to let everyone understand that just because you MAY legally be allowed to do something, it doesn't mean you should. As far as I'm concerned, if you're agitating someone and it doesn't serve a purpose, once asked to stop, you should legally be forced to stop.
@@paigehunt3387 Excellent comment. I’m all for standing up for what’s right and defending freedoms. But with ‘Frauditors’, it’s all about attention seeking and making a quick buck. It’s a demonstration of, “Look how big of a jerk I can be.” If our 1st Amendment freedoms are under assault from anyone, it’s from these idiots, pushing law enforcement, state and local governments into passing stricter legislation on what we can and can’t do in public and/or in our own homes.
Private Judges, keeping State Fair pie baking contests honest for 120 years! eta: "private judges" is a new term to me, but if they are paid arbitrators I think Mike nailed it. They're specifically employed to speed up the process and keep things private and low key. It's pretty common with things like Landlord Tenant matters and employment law.
It sounds like the things that need to be public, like a temporary restraining order are made public and things that are privileged, like the conversations between the parties and the private Judge are kept private. This would be similar to me going to an attorneys office and demanding to see his case files, using freedom of information as my legal authority to do it... isn't going to happen.
What is difficult about this, is simply that a Karen is involved. They make the simplest of things difficult. It cracks me up when you crack up Mike. 🇨🇦
If he’s a “private judge” wouldn’t that make it a PRIVATE court not a public court? It sounds like arbitration. Just found you Mike - I’m hooked on watching how crazy people are. I’m not an attorney but I’m learning a lot!😊
Yah,Barge into one in Will County and you will get these really nice bracelets along with as many charges as they can think up for you. (I already got 5) You then will be ushered down the back way to the privacy of a cell where I can’t guarantee you will be alone. She is already trespassing she was asked to leave multiple times. You know we can’t fix stupid but we can give them free jail time!! And your right Mike it to settle a dispute they are the legal mediator ($600 charge is cheap, I had one for my divorce he wanted $1,200 from each of us. Yah THAT WASN’T happening!) I LOVE watching people in court do dumb stuff, and I thoroughly enjoy everything you post Mike, so thanks! Give the dogs treats for me!
That receptionist is nicer than me, the second she said "I'm entitled to see..." I'd have responded with "Ah, so you're one of those entitled people, got it, now I understand exactly who and what I'm dealing with."
The receptionist should get a boom-box & loudly play popular music like Prince, ZZ Top, etc. Then this cows video will get demonetized & she'll go away.
There are private judges in every state. One of my in-laws does this all the time. In civil matters, especially when dividing marital property in a divorce, both parties agree to hire a private judge or mediator because it's quicker and cheaper; both parties agree to abide by the decision. Just like on Judge Judy.
If people agree to pay extra, to keep their business private, shut the hell up! It's a BUILDING where multiple attorneys RENT space. It isn't a court house! The different attorneys probably don't even see each other.
I think that she has crossed the line from performance actor to stalker. She’s never going to get a call back for this audition. OMG! Snacks!! The sheer criminality right out in the open for everyone to see!! 😵💫 For all the “research” and “study” they do, they could have earned an actual law degree.
Great show Mike. I have seen this video before, but one thing only dawned on me just now. When she just started wandering into the kitchen/snack bar and the conference room, I suddenly thought, "Wow, what sheer ignorance. Just invading private space (property) without any respect for the owners/renters. Unbelievable!" And, I doubt some scribble of a pen/filing of a document automatically (read "magically") converts it to a public courtroom. She is just making this up, and she knows it! But, let's assume for one insane moment that she has complete legal carte blanche in this office. Why does she need all this information? What is this going to "prove"? This person is a complete smuck. She just oozes arrogance!
The lady requesting all that info is Susan Bassi. Her hand was broken by deputies during an arrest. She was doing a good job, I thought , of exposing corrupt judges and such, then she ran into the frauditors and she has since went downhill IMHO. Thanks @Law Talk With Mike 👋👋
I work in a government building with locks on all the doors. An "auditor" tried every door until he found one that wasn't shut properly, then just waltzed in and started filming. I'm so glad it wasn't my particular office, because my ass would've been under my desk or fleeing, assuming shit was about to get bad. On the on hand, I support watching and recording the police a remove; on the other hand most of these "auditors" are just jerks looking to ruin someone's day and honestly scare the hell out of me. 🤷
Mike, in Sunnyvale, the cops are also firefighters. Half n half. Sunnyvale is also one of the safest cities in America for decades. And it’s the hometown of Brian Boitano and Teri Hatcher And fruit cocktail, the space shuttle tiles and the Hubble telescope are from there as well as the design and engineering of all Disneyland rides. And the old Toys r Us is haunted!
The narcissistic vibes are strong with this one. She clearly thinks she’s above this poor receptionist! …and there’s no way her hand is broken. Total baloney!
Lady, lay off the receptionist!! She does not know or care about your problem...you being 💩ty to her is getting you no where. The receptionist was great. Wonderful commentary Mike 🐶🥰 Great video.🐶🥰
how dare they! lol. This woman has no clue. I thought the receptionist handled herself very well. This person had such an accusatory tone from the moment she opened her mouth. Love your commentaries Mike.
The first document that Karen showed appeared to be a restraining order, and now she's pulling a dumb in an attorney's office? Some people just CANNOT take a not-so-subtle hint, can they???
Mike, Coincidentally, I had this exchange with her yesterday on her RUclips channel. BILL: Which hand is broken, your right or your left? You appear to use both without difficulty. SUSAN: Wow so you were watching my hands or just like private judge outcomes? BILL: no, i picked up on you saying that your hand was broken and thought it odd since i assumed it would be in a cast and wouldn't need to be said. Then later on you were on camera with no cast and apparently no problem using either hand. It made me curious. SUSAN: Curious is good broken by cops 2017 not fixed yet they are proseciting me instread. How they roll here BILL: You haven't been able to use your strong hand sufficiently to operate a pen since 2017? BILL: I just re-played the relevant portion of your video to try to determine why I thought you were referring to a recent injury. You said: "Cops broke my hand in the file room. I was researching Michael Smith cases." How long have you been researching this guy? Four years? BILL: Hey Susan, I have been going back through some of your previous videos and was struck by something you said in an earlier one. ""This officer is Officer Gomez (sp?) who is the one who broke my hand on November 14th 2017 when I was in the courthouse with Mr. Largent (sp?) documenting excessive force used on him." So was your hand broken twice in 2017? Same hand? Damn, that's bad luck.
As a Cali atty, he’s acting as a referee under California code of civil procedure section 638. Essentially arbitration. Arbitration documents do not become part of the court record. They were ordered to him by a judge and referees get paid well. She doesn’t have the right to the information in his possession and his office does not become a courthouse by that virtue. She appears to be a nut job in my opinion. This is exactly what two cents worth of knowledge will get you.
This lady thinks she’s fighting for everyone’s freedom, where she’s actually being a pain in the butt. If I want my freedom defended, I’ll do it myself.
A private judge doesn't seem unreasonable. Personally, I am a private donut connoisseur and professional napper, so there are a myriad of ways that people can contribute. As a side note; never let her near the pups.
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How does one get paid for napping? I'm a talented amateur who's ready to take his career to the next level.
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@@mrjones2721 I’m sure there’s a sleep study or two you could participate in… you may have to take some weird ass medications that might make you grow a unicorn horn or make your Willy fall off… but hey you gotta fully commit if ya wanna take it to the professional level 😂
I'm so jealous, I only made semi pro in the napping world !
When she said her name was Susan Bassie, I knew why she was being ignored by him. Every one in her local area knows her to be the bat 💩 crazy. She is ignored by every government agency, she is trespassed from most of their buildings.
For someone with a broken hand, she appears very nimble as she picks up all those business cards and shuffles all those papers.
Her hand may of been broken when she got caught snooping in someone's files without permission and the file was slammed shut on her hand. At least we could dream that is what happened!
exactly what I was thinking Richard Vinsen.
Good observation! I totally was not thinking about her hand when she was flipping through the papers. I was too focused on the foolishness of her speech.
And, with the other hand holds the camera
Imagine a person wanting to barge in on a family court thing or a restraining order thing. Thinking she has a right to hear your business. This seems even past a Karen.
I am outraged, outraged!!!! The fact that lady at the front-desk did not have every Judge at her beck and call is the most egregious case of capital felony treason I have ever seen!
Karen must never have worked in an office, because she never learned Office Rule No. 1: Always butter up the receptionist. Receptionists (and secretaries) are powerful. They may not be able to officially do something, but they have ways of making things happen nonetheless. (Or not happen. Hint. Hint.) They’re gatekeepers. You’re not Hercules taking down Cerberus. DO NOT ANGER THE GATEKEEPER.
In this case the receptionist can’t give Karen what she wants, but she can tell her what her next step should be. She can also alert the target that there’s a none-too-bright Karen on the warpath, along with everything she’s picked up about Karen’s tactics.
Bad move, Karen.
he receptionist should of sat her down and said "wait out here and I'll try to get someone for you" then left her to sit until closing time.
The front desk is the (quiet) right hand of god. They may not do things by the books... and that is what makes them so scary.
Bring them gifts.
In fact if the private judge had ever been mean to the receptionist, Karen would have a powerful, secret ally. Now she has a new obstacle.
Good bosses understand the importance of keeping staff happy, and there’s no more sure way to ensure someone in the legal profession won’t want to work with you, than by pissing off the one person in their professional lives that makes things easier for them
Average attorney: “Piss of the person who helps me leave work at a decent hour? I don’t think so!”
If the cops broke her hand while she was in the file room, it sounds like she shouldn't have been in that file room and refused to leave.
Got caught with her hand in the cookie jar (or off limits file cabinet).
@@ronfullerton3162 Maybe she was trying to steal someone else's valium or Prozac?
@@bazkib Wouldn't surprise me any!
How to melt down a Karen: tell her there's no boss to complain to. You'll break their brain when that happens
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I was police chief in a very small town so I actually worked the streets….I loved it when they demanded to see my supervisor……I would tap my badge and name tag
Or just say you ARE the boss.
Telling them that there's no boss, manager, supervisor to speak to is a great way to fuck with these useless, unemployed losers. By telling them that there is no one "higher up" or "in charge" is a really cool, passive aggressive way of saying "Despite your ridiculously inflated opinion of your own self importance, no one around here considers you important enough to talk to. Good bye!"
Karen: "Let me speak to your manager!"
Me: "I'll get him for you." *turns around, pauses, turns around again* "Yes, I'm the manager, how may I help you?"
as someone who works in an administrative role at my company, i think i'd be at risk to lose my job if we constantly had karens walking in like this. there's too much work to be done during the day to also have to deal with an adult toddler brandishing a camera and throwing legal buzz words around.
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Exactly!
Right I have about 5 mins of her month then I’m done
She truly thinks that she is uncovering a criminal conspiracy. This is so laughable!
Yesterday i discovered that we now have our own "homegrown" 1st amendment auditors here in the Netherlands even though we dont have a 1st amendment. This guy harrased cops at police stations and filmed them for his RUclips channel. The judge sentenced him to a 1000 euro fine, 1 month in prison (suspended) and he has been trespassed from all police stations in Amsterdam. You have to nip it in the bud!
_Do you know_ *#RAGICAL* ❓❗️😃
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Yeah, I'm still studying the 1A to find where it says "Sticking a camera in people's faces and harassment are perfectly fine."
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That's what I was going to ask!!!
Bassie is a well known (or notorious) self-styled reporter and activist in the Silicon Valley area. In my opinion she sits on the line between an activist and a “frauditor”. Her alleged finger injury occurred in 2017. I would not call her a “Karen”, but she’s definitely kookoo
"Kookoo" is part of the definition of a Karen! Yep, this lady fits the definition.
Being nuts in the head is an example of a Karen
The way she's flipping through those papers at the end it's almost like her hand wasn't actually broken
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And picking the business cards out as well!!!
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In my opinion, had the police broken her hand, she would be suing them and sharing on RUclips.
I was thinking the same or it healed at a miraculous speed
As a litigant in Texas, I participated in mediation to find a settlement. It was in the office of an attorney and had no public notice. No record of the session was available to the public. Payments from my attorney and from opposing counsel to the mediator was not public information. All of it was legal and appropriate.
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Snacks and a conference room too? How deep does this depravity go?
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LOL 😆😆
You've just scratched the surface. They also have access to office space that they are NOT always at. Well where are they? No one seems to know...
How deep does this run,?? Snacks truly threaten our rights and freedom..rise up now people!
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I just found the video where her finger was supposedly broken. She doesn't even cry out when it happens--she just says, "You just broke my finger." She repeats that a couple of times, calmly, then switches to, "I want my phone. I want my phone."
The last time I slammed my finger in a drawer, it was a solid minute before I could do anything but cuss. And that didn't even leave a mark. Let's give our respect to Karen, who handles a broken finger with a level of serenity the Dalai Lama would envy.
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Link?
@@winstonsmith2663 ruclips.net/video/XoJgQ3GpqMQ/видео.html
@@mrjones2721 Thank you...I was about to ask you, myself
It definitely helps if the finger is not actually broken.
I love it...a minute and a half in, you can just see the thought bubble above the receptionist's head: "They don't pay me nearly enough to deal with these idiots."
We can all agree that anywhere a private judge goes, that place becomes a public courthouse. His home? Public courthouse. His car? Public courthouse. Bathroom stall? Public courthouse. Post office where he has a PO box? Public courthouse.
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I have heard stupid coming from many an odditurd, but this would top the cake if any tried to use it! LOL
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Looked it up. Private judges are appointed by sitting judges to expediate cases in divorce, construction disputes and other simple cases. She is totally wrong in her asserstions that this is a court house. They are private business that leases spaces to the judges to hear the cases and sign papers.
P.S. You're right that both parties must agree to this. Just makes it quicker to settle a case. Not any cheaper though.
So it is, in essence, an arbitrator. Man, that word choice is horrendous
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She's a Karen, an Auditor, and she's sprinkled with Sovereign Citizen elements. The best of all worlds! It's like her video was made just for us!
Yes 🙌 a gift😂
The trifecta of stupid. ( Thanks Schrodinger’s Cat ).
LMAO!
Susan isn't a Karen. She really is legit.
It always surprises me how the video is made by the crazy person.
The way she is non stop flipping the pages of that paperwork shows some pretty amazing hand dexterity and strength for someone with a "broken hand."
I always enjoy how these folks think they have some “right” to just show up at any moment a d demand service.
Then they try and bully someone who has no authority telling them “you have to do this”
She needs to realize that lady behind the desk is just the clown’s head you order the burger thru and not the person cooking the meal.
I have seen some people who try to catch the time when the boss isn't there just so they can bully the staff and maybe pick up something that they are not entitled to. Saw one of these people have their fun time become a disaster very quick. They thought the boss was gone because his car had been picked up for service. The boss heard what was going on, and knew what had happened in the past. So he waited for an opportune time to make his grand entrance. The dude took a rather severe dressing down, got told to leave, and was informed that our offices and services were from that time not available to him. As the old timers would say, "He left like a whipped puppy with his tail between his legs". Of course the employees never talked about or laughed about this ever. Ha ha ha ha
When my ex and I finalized our dissolution we shared an attorney and paid $750 for a judge to hold the hearing at our attorney’s office, saving the hassle of going downtown to the courthouse. Then we went to lunch.
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Is that the same thing as “arbitration” instead of suing in court?
I always go to lunch after a divorce.
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I did a similar thing- we went to the court, agreed on whatever was needed, said thanks and went to lunch together. The judge said he was confused if he should be marrying us or divorcing us 😂
WHAT??????? She had my head spinning from the 1st minute she walked in and started harassing that poor office receptionist.
Why would hiring a "private" judge turn his office into a "public" courthouse? Even accepting their wrong premises, their logic fails.
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On every possible level.
Don't most judges have private offices? They do in our area. Apos if they are acting as mediators then we have to wait until orders from them are filed before public viewing at the clerk of courts.
You can be a private judge. Judge chili cook offs, flower contests, watermelon seed spitting (only in the south) and so much more
Come on man it's obviously a conspiracy how else do you explain a family-law lawyer having multiple cases about family law in front of a family law judge
clearly 😂😂
The funniest part of all this is the receptionist just speaking to the Karen requires the use of hand sanitizer.
This lady showed her wacko card when she admitted to the receptionist that the judge knows who she is, has her contact info, and doesn’t respond to her. She basically admitted to harassing the judge and is trying to get the receptionist to help her. That’s why the receptionist got someone to tell her to leave.
Also, I think she’s confusing some of the accountability of criminal proceedings where the public can observe and civil proceedings.
Anytime they say, “I just want to be clear,” you know you’re in trouble.
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As a Karen in Cali (?) ... Just have to say ; hiring a private judge is not for "rich in Silicon Valley", only ... Civil cases that require an attorney are virtually fast tracked w a private judge, and save lawyers fees expenditures ... Sheesh, Karen ! 🤦♀️
I would believe you, but I parenthetically question whether you are actually a Karen in Cali.
She's soo happy she uncovered that conspiracy LMBO 🤣🤣🤣... NOT 👎Maybe she should really get a better understanding of the Laws and procedures before she makes a complete ass of herself! She sure was happy 😊 with herself 😆 🤣 😂 for that moment though!! Thanks 😊 for sharing. Perfect one!! Always learning new things from you & I greatly appreciate you!! Give the boys 🐕 ❤ 🐕 💋some belly rubs💆♀️ for me ❤ 🤍 💙
@@DrDeathpwnsu I am ... I wouldn't lie in Mike's comments ... What would Ollie & Frankie think (?) .. 😁
@@lisalolaviola988 Oh, yes !.She is *sooooo* very pleased with herself 🤣
@@kinsley7777 Karen demands to see Frankie and Ollie in order to determine who is a good boy.
Who is a good boy? Who is it? Is Frankie a good boy? Is a Ollie good boy? Is he? Is he a good boy?
I understand the desire to make sure that Private Judges keep records and can be held accountable for their actions but going after receptionists that don't know anything is the wrong way to do it.
All I can say is "yikes ! " It must really suck to live life thinking everything is some sort of conspiracy .
Agreed
Reminds me of wannabe cop impersonators, but instead wannabe lawyers 🤣
Did she uncover "Capitol Felony Treason" on this judge !!!!!
priceless.
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Big conference room and snacks! It all just screams illegal! 😱
The best part of this video was how much enjoyment you got from watching this Karen's video. There's just not enough of this kind of laughter on the internet.
Thanks, Mike! 🥰😄😄😄
Thank You 😊
He's a regular Patrice O'Neal
I just couldn't stop laughing.
More please.
The poor lady at reception. What a load of BS.
I have never wanted to call someone an 'idiot' so much in my life.
What really pisses me off is that they continue to film places that have victims and children in them. If these mediations have DV victims they deserve privacy. Luckily in my state many victims of certain crimes are protected from having their images and information published, but even if they didn't these jerks shouldn't do it in the first place. If one of these victims get hurt because of this nonsense I hope they sue the pants off these people.
One actually tried to infiltrate a battered women's shelter. They have no boundaries.
@@nikivan4978 yeah, I saw that. I can't believe these people. It's disturbing.
I would have SO much fun with this. Every time she makes a statement I would say she’s incorrect, even if she’s not. I would keep giving her the wrong forms every time she asked for one. Then I’d pretend to realize my mistake and pretend to go get the form she asked for, but instead I’d go take a really long dump in the bathroom then leave for my lunch break while she’s waiting for me to come back. If she was still there after lunch, I’d pretend to have never seen her before and start the whole process over again.
Silicon Valley, you've been served!. . .by Karen Brokovich 🤭
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I myself went into total shock to find out they had snacks on the premises. 😜😜
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As more family court hearings are archived on RUclips, I can see more people resorting to arrangements like this.
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OMG they have snacks, she uncovered their evil plan, to not only have meetings but snacks as well, oh the horror.
This is completely normal in California. We have IVAMS, JAMS, and many other dispute resolution avenues heard by “private judges” specifically OUTSIDE of the superior court. Using a private judge at a private office does not convert that office to a state-run courtroom because he is not acting as a superior court judge but as a private “judge”. The public has a right to access public court records, but not the records of private dispute resolution. There’s just no “there” there.
Yup 🙌
I never knew private judges existed and I live in California, this is why I was a little confused as to why the judge had an office in this vid. You learn something new every day!
@@elizoupondue If I hadn’t worked for 25 yrs as a paralegal, I guarantee I wouldn’t have known anything about it either!!
So...arbitration, right?
@@1WitchyBitch Binding arbitration, non-binding arbitration, mediation, court ordered and not court ordered. Lots of dispute resolution avenues.
LMAO!!! I love it when someone comes into a situation filled with righteous indignation, only to find that they never even had a leg to stand on! Kind of like watching a big ole balloon slowly losing air. 😂😂
I can see this story getting fleshed out. “The cops broken my hand by illegally arresting me for breaking the law”.
The conference room is key. Dry erase boards create automatic joinder with road vessels; all private judging fees must then be paid in pieces of eight.
It's perfectly clear, Mike.
It has to be engaged in commercial commerce, otherwise it is traveling...
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If a judge has MULTIPLE restraining orders before him against the same person, it should definitely be investigated.
There are courthouses and city government offices here in Temple, TX that have posted in the work spaces of employees, key words and phrases to listen for; along with instructions of what to do in case of “Auditors.” For the most part, these instructions all sum up to, “Do not engage in discussion. Call the police.”
I would think that if you asked them to leave, and if you recorded it on your own cellphone for proof, wouldn't they be required to leave? And, if they don't, can't the police come and trespass them?
@@MrPaige222 “Frauditors” love to quote the legal doctrine of “No expectation of privacy in a public place;” but this is not an absolute. The 4th amendment of the Constitution, provides for persons to be “Secure in their persons, property, houses, estates and effects;” and this is generally interpreted as “The right to privacy.” However, the doctrine of “No expectation of privacy in public,” is believed by many to supersede that right. But where does “Public” end and privacy begin. According to Dr. Sandra Leitner (PhD. University of Texas College of Law, retired), the 4th Amendment right can be invoked, “Upon request.” Essentially, if a person makes a reasonable request that their 4th Amendment right be recognized and/or respected, the law recognizes that right to be in effect. In the case of RUclips videos, this is especially true, as the recorded material is intended for public viewing and for monetary gain. For once recorded material becomes available on a public platform, for which the creator intends to be paid, any individual so required can expect to be paid for their inclusion. This is why TV networks are required to obtained signed releases from individuals featured in publicly presented material. Think, a passerby in a large city being interviewed by CNN. The network has to have written consent to showcase the recording; especially as the network intends to make a profit off of the recorded material.
(Incredibly, no one has sued a “Frauditor” for using recordings of their persons and not paying them for it...yet. (As “1st Amendment Auditing” is still a new phenomenon, it may be that some have filed suit, but said legal action is still in litigation.)
At any rate, in most states (And in particular, my home state of Texas), the legal philosophy is, as soon as an individual requests that they not be recorded, the 4th Amendment applies.
One thing I do worry about, is someone getting in legal trouble, because they believe they have the right to use physical force, to defend their right to privacy; especially in an “Open Carry” State, like mine. If interpreted VERY loosely, the “Stand Your Ground” legal philosophy of “Self Defense” ‘Could’ theoretically be used to justify deadly force being used to tragic effect. And while many may scoff at such a notion, people in Texas do get shot for less.
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I think it's time to let everyone understand that just because you MAY legally be allowed to do something, it doesn't mean you should. As far as I'm concerned, if you're agitating someone and it doesn't serve a purpose, once asked to stop, you should legally be forced to stop.
@@paigehunt3387 Excellent comment. I’m all for standing up for what’s right and defending freedoms. But with ‘Frauditors’, it’s all about attention seeking and making a quick buck. It’s a demonstration of, “Look how big of a jerk I can be.” If our 1st Amendment freedoms are under assault from anyone, it’s from these idiots, pushing law enforcement, state and local governments into passing stricter legislation on what we can and can’t do in public and/or in our own homes.
You got the ‘Karen’ part spot on…and her hand seems to have healed itself.
Private Judges, keeping State Fair pie baking contests honest for 120 years! eta: "private judges" is a new term to me, but if they are paid arbitrators I think Mike nailed it. They're specifically employed to speed up the process and keep things private and low key. It's pretty common with things like Landlord Tenant matters and employment law.
Her skin is screaming, "I can no longer be attached to these bones!"
There's a reason they are called "private" judges.
bc "leavemethehellalone judge" does not fit well on a business card.
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It sounds like the things that need to be public, like a temporary restraining order are made public and things that are privileged, like the conversations between the parties and the private Judge are kept private. This would be similar to me going to an attorneys office and demanding to see his case files, using freedom of information as my legal authority to do it... isn't going to happen.
Yup
I do believe they are 'private judges' for a reason.
The nut lady says she is “willing to bet” about this stuff and I am willing to bet she is going to lose that bet.
Yup
What is difficult about this, is simply that a Karen is involved.
They make the simplest of things difficult.
It cracks me up when you crack up Mike. 🇨🇦
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If he’s a “private judge” wouldn’t that make it a PRIVATE court not a public court? It sounds like arbitration.
Just found you Mike - I’m hooked on watching how crazy people are. I’m not an attorney but I’m learning a lot!😊
“I made an executive decision that she’s a Karen” 😂😂 yup! These people have too much time on their hands that they can do all this craziness!
And she's probably going to call EVERY SINGLE one of those attorneys to try to reach whoever she's looking for. Smh
Yah,Barge into one in Will County and you will get these really nice bracelets along with as many charges as they can think up for you. (I already got 5) You then will be ushered down the back way to the privacy of a cell where I can’t guarantee you will be alone. She is already trespassing she was asked to leave multiple times. You know we can’t fix stupid but we can give them free jail time!! And your right Mike it to settle a dispute they are the legal mediator ($600 charge is cheap, I had one for my divorce he wanted $1,200 from each of us. Yah THAT WASN’T happening!) I LOVE watching people in court do dumb stuff, and I thoroughly enjoy everything you post Mike, so thanks! Give the dogs treats for me!
That receptionist is nicer than me, the second she said "I'm entitled to see..." I'd have responded with "Ah, so you're one of those entitled people, got it, now I understand exactly who and what I'm dealing with."
strike out the words "who and" and the sentence would be perfect!
I'd ask for her delegation of authority. I want it in writing and notarized. With red thumb prints.
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And I will NOT HELP YOU WHATSOEVER.
Your threats are falling on deaf ears.
The receptionist should get a boom-box & loudly play popular music like Prince, ZZ Top, etc. Then this cows video will get demonetized & she'll go away.
You’re right maam, you are entitled…….but not to his records
There are private judges in every state. One of my in-laws does this all the time. In civil matters, especially when dividing marital property in a divorce, both parties agree to hire a private judge or mediator because it's quicker and cheaper; both parties agree to abide by the decision. Just like on Judge Judy.
My ex and I did this. It was a lot faster, cheaper and less antagonist than court would have been. And we're still friendly with each other.
If people agree to pay extra, to keep their business private, shut the hell up!
It's a BUILDING where multiple attorneys RENT space. It isn't a court house! The different attorneys probably don't even see each other.
I think that she has crossed the line from performance actor to stalker. She’s never going to get a call back for this audition.
OMG! Snacks!! The sheer criminality right out in the open for everyone to see!! 😵💫
For all the “research” and “study” they do, they could have earned an actual law degree.
I'M SHOCKED, SHOCKED I SAY!!! SNACKS!! SNACKS ON PREMISES!
Great show Mike.
I have seen this video before, but one thing only dawned on me just now. When she just started wandering into the kitchen/snack bar and the conference room, I suddenly thought, "Wow, what sheer ignorance. Just invading private space (property) without any respect for the owners/renters. Unbelievable!" And, I doubt some scribble of a pen/filing of a document automatically (read "magically") converts it to a public courtroom. She is just making this up, and she knows it!
But, let's assume for one insane moment that she has complete legal carte blanche in this office. Why does she need all this information? What is this going to "prove"? This person is a complete smuck. She just oozes arrogance!
A Karen hammer looking for a nail......
The lady requesting all that info is Susan Bassi. Her hand was broken by deputies during an arrest. She was doing a good job, I thought , of exposing corrupt judges and such, then she ran into the frauditors and she has since went downhill IMHO.
Thanks @Law Talk With Mike 👋👋
I work in a government building with locks on all the doors. An "auditor" tried every door until he found one that wasn't shut properly, then just waltzed in and started filming. I'm so glad it wasn't my particular office, because my ass would've been under my desk or fleeing, assuming shit was about to get bad. On the on hand, I support watching and recording the police a remove; on the other hand most of these "auditors" are just jerks looking to ruin someone's day and honestly scare the hell out of me. 🤷
I bet she’s a hoot at parties.
Oh yes 🤦♂️😂
The poor receptionist is thinking: Today is Friday and I sould have called in sick.
It would hilarious if the receptionist responded by asking for a stool sample for the private judge.
This is the funniest videos I have seen in a long time. Well done mate you are nailing it
Susan Bassy is what happens when you send the uninformed out in public without a tutor and guidebook
Stupid is as stupid does….she is so proud of herself isn’t she?
Mike, in Sunnyvale, the cops are also firefighters. Half n half. Sunnyvale is also one of the safest cities in America for decades. And it’s the hometown of Brian Boitano and Teri Hatcher And fruit cocktail, the space shuttle tiles and the Hubble telescope are from there as well as the design and engineering of all Disneyland rides. And the old Toys r Us is haunted!
Not to be confused with Sunnydale, which was a very dangerous city, which sank into the Earth about 15 years ago.
I’ve heard of private Judges before.
Keep up the good work Counselor, appreciate your style and content.
Thank You 😊
She’s gonna troll every single person working in that building.
A wise man once said: "Any assertion made without evidence can be dismissed out of hand": Translation: "Bugger off Karen you're trespassing".
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Her broken hands appear to be working those papers just fine.
The narcissistic vibes are strong with this one. She clearly thinks she’s above this poor receptionist! …and there’s no way her hand is broken. Total baloney!
Lady, lay off the receptionist!! She does not know or care about your problem...you being 💩ty to her is getting you no where.
The receptionist was great.
Wonderful commentary Mike 🐶🥰
Great video.🐶🥰
They have snacks and a conference room! 🤯😂
Snacks are the first step to tyranny
how dare they! lol. This woman has no clue. I thought the receptionist handled herself very well. This person had such an accusatory tone from the moment she opened her mouth. Love your commentaries Mike.
Aww thank you 😘
She is mad because there are no gluten free non dairy snacks. As directed by the Magna Carta 1378
Wait a minute.... did we give up our right to snacks when we were sworn in?
WOW! she's got them now chairs and a table .
The first document that Karen showed appeared to be a restraining order, and now she's pulling a dumb in an attorney's office?
Some people just CANNOT take a not-so-subtle hint, can they???
She must have graduated with honors at the University of Self Importance.
Mike,
Coincidentally, I had this exchange with her yesterday on her RUclips channel.
BILL: Which hand is broken, your right or your left? You appear to use both without difficulty.
SUSAN: Wow so you were watching my hands or just like private judge outcomes?
BILL: no, i picked up on you saying that your hand was broken and thought it odd since i assumed it would be in a cast and wouldn't need to be said. Then later on you were on camera with no cast and apparently no problem using either hand. It made me curious.
SUSAN: Curious is good broken by cops 2017 not fixed yet they are proseciting me instread. How they roll here
BILL: You haven't been able to use your strong hand sufficiently to operate a pen since 2017?
BILL: I just re-played the relevant portion of your video to try to determine why I thought you were referring to a recent injury. You said: "Cops broke my hand in the file room. I was researching Michael Smith cases." How long have you been researching this guy? Four years?
BILL: Hey Susan, I have been going back through some of your previous videos and was struck by something you said in an earlier one. ""This officer is Officer Gomez (sp?) who is the one who broke my hand on November 14th 2017 when I was in the courthouse with Mr. Largent (sp?) documenting excessive force used on him." So was your hand broken twice in 2017? Same hand? Damn, that's bad luck.
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Bill.. you are my HERO!!
Private judge? I hereby declare myself a Private King.
Glad to see her “broken hand” is now healed
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The mental gymnastics to be a conspiracy theorist is just too tiring.
As a Cali atty, he’s acting as a referee under California code of civil procedure section 638. Essentially arbitration. Arbitration documents do not become part of the court record. They were ordered to him by a judge and referees get paid well. She doesn’t have the right to the information in his possession and his office does not become a courthouse by that virtue. She appears to be a nut job in my opinion. This is exactly what two cents worth of knowledge will get you.
Thank You 👍
This lady thinks she’s fighting for everyone’s freedom, where she’s actually being a pain in the butt. If I want my freedom defended, I’ll do it myself.
Came for the lunatics subbed for "the boys", lol. Great stuff Mike! 🐾💚
Thank You 🐶🐶
I swear, these people see conspiracies around every corner. I would think it would be exhausting to be this paranoid.
Kiddies sharpen their pencils. Chefs sharpen their knives. But Karens spend hours a night sharpening their voices. And boy does it show!
Sharpening their voice instead of their wits is the same as a chef sharpening the handle of his knife and not the blade
Hey, this has turned into a ghost hunter epsiode, ghost attorneys sitting making judgements😂😂