Judge Mocks Teenager in Court, Shocked to Learn He's a Genius Attorney in Disguise!

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  • Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
  • Jalen Dawson wasn’t supposed to win this case. At 19, standing in a packed courtroom, he faced charges that could ruin his future. The judge smirked, the prosecutor was ready to close the book, and the evidence looked airtight. But then, Jalen did something no one expected-he fought back in a way that left the entire courtroom speechless.
    With nothing but his knowledge and his voice, he turned the case on its head, exposing cracks in the prosecution’s argument and forcing the judge to confront the truth. What happened next was something no one saw coming.
    This isn’t just a story about one case. It’s about how easily the system can get it wrong-unless someone speaks up.
    ⚖️ Watch till the end to see how Jalen flipped the script on a courtroom that never saw him coming.
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Комментарии • 188

  • @TalesThatTouch-z3m
    @TalesThatTouch-z3m 13 часов назад +4

    I'm impressed by how Jalen not only defended his innocence but also made the system rethink itself. He will definitely be a brilliant lawyer in the future.

  • @BlackPeopleandExistence
    @BlackPeopleandExistence 7 дней назад +91

    I love how Jalen not only proves his innocence but also makes the system look at itself. He will definitely be an excellent lawyer in the future.

    • @bazsnell3178
      @bazsnell3178 7 дней назад +13

      I hope you realise that this is fictional and there is no real person named Jalen.

    • @Lordivus
      @Lordivus 5 дней назад +5

      ​@@bazsnell3178 doesn't matter if it's fictional or realistic, it's true that it happens

    • @ascendstory_01
      @ascendstory_01 5 дней назад +1

      Absolutely! Jalen’s resilience and sharp mind make him a future top lawyer for sure! 🔥⚖

    • @user-lion68
      @user-lion68 5 дней назад +1

      or criminal

    • @ms_tnarmo1939
      @ms_tnarmo1939 3 дня назад

      ​​​@@bazsnell3178
      You wish it to be fictional, so you can go on with your brutality and hide your hands.
      Europeans Judges and Procecutors abuse us all the time, everyday, everywhere.

  • @gooddude9211
    @gooddude9211 20 часов назад +3

    Man.. your voice is deep and loves the pitch and variation. Narration is out of this world and the way story unfolded proving Jalen’s innocence, his careful approach to self defense is stroke of genius.

  • @LifeStory99999
    @LifeStory99999 6 дней назад +31

    What an incredible story! Jalen’s intelligence, confidence, and ability to expose the truth were absolutely inspiring. This is the kind of courtroom moment that stays with you. Hats off to the creators for telling such a powerful and thought-provoking story! 🔥

  • @Proudtories-b17
    @Proudtories-b17 4 дня назад +9

    🤯 Imagine underestimating someone only to find out they’re a legal prodigy! That judge must have been speechless!

  • @EliteStoriesLifeLessons
    @EliteStoriesLifeLessons 2 дня назад +11

    Mocking a teenager in court? Big mistake! 😳 Little did the judge know, the teen was a genius attorney in disguise! 💼🔥 That moment must have left everyone in shock, proving never to underestimate anyone!

  • @everlifestories
    @everlifestories 4 дня назад +19

    I love how Jalen not only proves his innocence but also forces the system to reflect on itself. He’s undoubtedly on the path to becoming an outstanding lawyer in the future!

  • @arbrinkley-m6i
    @arbrinkley-m6i День назад +4

    Jalen Dawson just turned the justice system on its head, proving that knowledge is the most powerful weapon. 💡 The way he dismantled the case with pure logic and legal expertise was legendary!
    How many others have been wrongly convicted just because they didn’t have the knowledge to fight back? This story isn’t just inspiring-it’s a wake-up call.

  • @linabirdine2927
    @linabirdine2927 4 дня назад +10

    Eyes wide open Jalen 💖🙏🏽

  • @LumiStories02
    @LumiStories02 4 дня назад +14

    Jalen’s intelligence and composure were truly impressive. He has a bright future ahead!

  • @ascendstory_01
    @ascendstory_01 5 дней назад +22

    One of the most gripping stories I’ve ever seen! The way he dismantled the case was legendary.

    • @tonisumblin2719
      @tonisumblin2719 4 дня назад +1

      Yes. Unfortunately there are so many cases where kids like Jaylen are arrested, innocent and served years in prison. Horrible.

  • @virginiachris80
    @virginiachris80 9 часов назад

    What a smart young man. Get them!

  • @MrRoop45
    @MrRoop45 2 дня назад +4

    Taken is a breath of fresh air.

  • @Mohammad-v9h4r
    @Mohammad-v9h4r 21 час назад +1

    Thanks!

  • @richardreynolds1923
    @richardreynolds1923 4 дня назад +3

    We need more people to stand up like this in court....most time things put to gather

  • @HeroicStories10
    @HeroicStories10 6 дней назад +11

    Jalen’s intelligence and confidence are beyond his years. The judge never saw it coming! 👏

  • @maureenparker6185
    @maureenparker6185 2 дня назад +2

    Jalen you are so much more than these people could imagine. Go to law school and save others.

  • @IncredibleAfricaStories
    @IncredibleAfricaStories 6 дней назад +2

    The story is truly impressive and profound, clearly illustrating the injustices within the legal system and how a young person can change the situation with knowledge and determination. Jason is really an inspiration!

    • @DovieWinter
      @DovieWinter 6 дней назад

      In real life Black people get every concession.

  • @Rohnn2233
    @Rohnn2233 3 дня назад +2

    This is a very interesting piece of story. Good for you Jalen. Good job.

  • @kettynguyen6008
    @kettynguyen6008 День назад

    Jalen..you sure show them that being doesn't mean you're ignorant! Good for you being diligent in studying the laws and behaviors of the people who are running the court. I know you'll be a brilliant lawyer!!

  • @Alkelly-hh6rv
    @Alkelly-hh6rv 2 дня назад +3

    Prosecutors need to lose their jobs and be charged with a crime of perjury for hiding evidence.

    • @Janice-e3i
      @Janice-e3i 28 минут назад

      I have direct experience with corrupt 12th judicial.

  • @CH-ut7gk
    @CH-ut7gk 7 дней назад +5

    Best story this week!

  • @WayneKitchen-e3b
    @WayneKitchen-e3b 2 дня назад +1

    This story has inspired me to Continue to the Best Minister I can be no matter what .... Never Quit...😡

  • @dineshmistry8902
    @dineshmistry8902 День назад

    Awsome case.... Jalen stood above the law of the land and proved he can stand his ground without getting intimidated 🤛🤛

  • @MM555-M
    @MM555-M 5 дней назад +2

    This is a great story. I enjoyed it. The duration is good, not long, just nice!!!!

  • @manuelvalencia9407
    @manuelvalencia9407 7 дней назад +4

    Very though provoking. Great video and food for thought.

  • @lisajeter9511
    @lisajeter9511 3 дня назад +2

    Wonderful story and wonderful kid that took a chance on standing up for himself. He had the Law on his side and he knew it! He was blessed to have so much knowledge. He will make a fine attorney one day. I hope he takes the time to represent other people that are in his situation but don’t have the knowledge on how to defend themselves against a Biased Justice System Pro Bono. He will make enough money he will be able to do a few Pro bono cases every once in awhile. Stay the Course Jalen!

  • @ronnieq9706
    @ronnieq9706 7 дней назад +21

    Fantastic story!!! This story is very much the reality of many. The system must be forced to change. Too many innocent folks in prison because of a biased system. Lives being destroyed simply because of their race or some other biased excuse. It's inhumane. One day... karma will take place. Do we really want to experience the flip side of how we treat others???? Let that marinate.

  • @rafikbaladi6555
    @rafikbaladi6555 4 дня назад +2

    Absolutely gripping

  • @KamothoPatrick
    @KamothoPatrick 3 дня назад +1

    Thank You, i am in Kenya a freinds of mine named Mathew Mutuko Mutiso is in his 2nd year in Nairobi Remand Prison remand for a crime he never committed.Witneses and people involved in this matter have numerously tried to write a petition to a magistratenbut no reprieve nor aquital so sad

  • @chrisscott5099
    @chrisscott5099 2 дня назад

    Way. To go a brilliant young man God bless you.

  • @davidditucci6693
    @davidditucci6693 День назад

    He should state that the cop filed x false report and that is a felony, charge him with bench warrant for not showing up for court

    • @tonyhinrichs3565
      @tonyhinrichs3565 15 часов назад

      Should the teenager who defended himself request the Judge to file the charge of writing a false report and order the Police to arrest him?

  • @HamzaAli-ub7zf
    @HamzaAli-ub7zf День назад

    Here in CLARKSVILLE TN?
    A faternal culture exists within the entire Judiciary System. Where the supervision of each law enforcement agencies from police, Magistrate sheriff and Judiciary provide an UMBRELLA OF PROTECTION for their charges where State and Federal guidelines and department policies are ignored.

  • @HooPhartd
    @HooPhartd 3 дня назад +1

    Inspiring story. That said, I doubt very much whether there were reporters on the courthouse steps competing for his statement. Was there a satellite truck as well? Lol!

  • @xtraxtra7423
    @xtraxtra7423 3 дня назад +12

    There is no Los Angeles County Judge Walter Grayson. This is a story, not reality.

    • @muchkneaded
      @muchkneaded День назад +1

      I'm guessing that ALL the names were changed to protect the real judge, the prosecutor, the public defender and officer "Ruiz." During my paramedic life, my partner and I responded to a "suicide" call. Within the first 5 minutes of looking over the scene and waiting for law enforcement to arrive, I HIGHLY suspected this was NOT a suicide. My partner and I went outside and stood in front of our ambulance as we waited for law enforcement to arrive. The mobile home owner waited outside, by himself, at the opposite end. Upon his arrival, that officer IMMEDIATELY exited his vehicle, already wearing vinyl gloves, and made a beeline straight into the mobile home and into the bathroom. How did he KNOW where the body was? He NEVER came over to us to ask what's going on! We didn't share that information with neither our dispatcher NOR law enforcement! Within a couple minutes, we heard the sound of the bathtub resonating like a bell. It was the same sound you'd hear when your shoe accidentally kicks the side of the bathtub. I told my partner, "That officer is rearranging the scene! He's moving the body to make it more convincing that the victim committed suicide." It was obvious that both he AND the mobile home owner were cooperating in this homicide. My partner and I left after another 5 minutes while the officer remained inside. Now, do you really think that officer's report was an exact description of the scene my partner and I witnessed? I feel bad for the victim's parents because they believe their son killed himself. And I've had to remain silent to protect myself and my children.

  • @carlosmergal7898
    @carlosmergal7898 7 дней назад +12

    Wao that's a great story, thank you much, this story really matters to all of those that haven't had a chance to defend themselves from injustice specially colored people!! Thank Lord for moving someone to write a story with a lot of wisdom to it!!!❤❤

  • @lofatmat
    @lofatmat 18 часов назад

    Nice story!

  • @geneva387
    @geneva387 4 дня назад +19

    Beautiful Story!! I love how he wasn't so much concerned about the fame of his victory but about dealing with his mom at the bottom of the stairs...much respect

  • @BlackOdyssey-usa
    @BlackOdyssey-usa 7 дней назад +2

    Fantastic story!

  • @VWilliams-h3q
    @VWilliams-h3q 3 дня назад +3

    Its nice the Judge acknowledged his skills,and suggested law school for the chap.

  • @ch0asnature
    @ch0asnature Час назад

    Had a similar case down here in the UK when I was younger, represented myself and got the case thrown out, a friend of mine was stopped for speeding whilst coming back from Manchester back to London and I stopped to make sure he was o.k, as I was in front and noticed (from my mirror) he had stopped for the police, the police came over to my car to ask me details about my friend and I sent the police back to ask him as he is a grown man. For not cooperating I ended up getting a ticket too. I went to court with my friend and I put the cops on the stand to cross-examine them,
    I know they did not know they were not supposed to issue me a ticket when it was not me that was stopped. for that "kill 2 beds with one stone short cut" the case got dismissed and the judge was really pissed with the officers who came in their very neat attractive suite underestimating us because we are black.

  • @amygray1804
    @amygray1804 5 дней назад

    AWESOME story!!🥰

  • @VG43211
    @VG43211 4 дня назад +1

    Anything can be purchased and it doesn't exclude Justice. It once again proves that there is no absolute justice but only relative justice.

  • @brucemorrissr
    @brucemorrissr 5 дней назад +1

    True values of the law, constitutional and common law. The young man knew both constitution and common law. He stood on his rights of the constitution

  • @zemabar
    @zemabar 3 дня назад +5

    Were the cops who lied punished? I'm sure they weren't.

    • @DonDavid-pk4hq
      @DonDavid-pk4hq День назад

      Exactly
      They always get away with lies and injustice

  • @donnaduncan9231
    @donnaduncan9231 7 дней назад +1

    Great video, love an educated kid . Just sad how many kids get caught up in the system due to blatant racism. and corrupt bias system.

  • @margounderly1379
    @margounderly1379 3 дня назад

    Great Story.

  • @powell4661
    @powell4661 День назад

    Why was the gallery packed and so many reporters there?

  • @RedThreadYT
    @RedThreadYT 6 дней назад

    Great story ❤

  • @Janice-e3i
    @Janice-e3i 26 минут назад

    Nice story. Hope it really occurred it would he nice to know justice is served sometimes.

  • @edblumstein8243
    @edblumstein8243 2 дня назад

    No gavel anywhere on the judge's desk.

  • @camildube9938
    @camildube9938 3 дня назад

    great story

  • @Rohnn2233
    @Rohnn2233 3 дня назад +1

    Let's give Jalen a big hug.

  • @wizzardofaahhzzz
    @wizzardofaahhzzz 7 дней назад +7

    Mom did good, taught him respect and about the law. Hope he goes far, as a Lawyer 😊😂😊

  • @BeckDavid-d4r
    @BeckDavid-d4r 5 дней назад +6

    This proves that talent and determination can break any barrier.

    • @wrstew1272
      @wrstew1272 3 дня назад

      If someone has been trained for years to know when and how to make their own case. Doesn’t happen very frequently, unfortunately 😢

    • @acreguy3156
      @acreguy3156 2 дня назад

      Agreed Beck but Jalen shouldn't have had to break that barrier. America has never and will never overcome their bias against Blacks.

  • @monicakemp3714
    @monicakemp3714 2 дня назад

    Are these stories true? If so, amazing. If not, still a good story!

  • @CathrynIrmasdotter
    @CathrynIrmasdotter 4 дня назад +1

    I cannot find a reference to this anywhere. I would thnk this would be wisely reported for its powerful significance. Mr Dawson was an adult so confidentiality would not apply. If it is not verifiable, is it true?

  • @kvdevadiga2007
    @kvdevadiga2007 7 дней назад +9

    Too good to be a true story 🙏👍🌹

    • @wrstew1272
      @wrstew1272 3 дня назад

      Not too good, too seldom 😢

  • @brendafloyd1613
    @brendafloyd1613 3 дня назад

    Indeed. 1000's for sure. And every judge, prosecutor, police or any other authority of the like, know they have wronged many folk and there will come a day that they have to stand before the highest judge of all.

  • @SabiduríayJusticia3863
    @SabiduríayJusticia3863 6 дней назад

    nice story!

  • @JohnLifeStories
    @JohnLifeStories 7 дней назад +1

    This was an absolutely brilliant story! Jalen's intelligence, confidence, and deep understanding of the law were incredible to watch. This video perfectly highlights the flaws in the justice system and the power of knowledge. Truly inspiring!

  • @amazingLife-a
    @amazingLife-a 7 дней назад +2

    The contrast between the judge's mockery and the teenager's hidden brilliance creates a compelling hook, promising a satisfying and unexpected revelation!

  • @drbettyschueler3235
    @drbettyschueler3235 День назад

    I think we are about to see our judicial system put to the test. Personally, I consider it a joke after having to defend myself from a corrupt cop. Fortunately, I was able to prove her lies and the charges were expunged from my record. Still, the prosecutors should never had accepted the case, as the judge pointed out to them.

  • @India-ddd
    @India-ddd 3 дня назад

    Kudos to Jailen! He challenged the bias against color.

  • @SaoMoua-q5y
    @SaoMoua-q5y День назад

    "My case was not justified because the ranger cutted my salmon and lied to the judge that I snagged the salmon. At the same time, the ranger didn't even showed the judge the actual salmon I have caught; Instead, the ranger showed the judge a different salmon that was silver and grey. The salmon I caught was red, and dark purple because it was mid December and the salmon I caught was not silver and grey.
    Sad, I lost the case because.......😢😢 The rangers were lying to the court.😢😢

  • @CelebrityKindnessUncovered
    @CelebrityKindnessUncovered 7 дней назад

    Fantastic story!!! This story is very much the reality of many... am i right or not , tell me if you are reading my comment

  • @BranoStories
    @BranoStories 5 дней назад

    The judge must have been speechless after realizing his mistake!

  • @nalivesey
    @nalivesey 2 дня назад

    Trial procedure doesn't work like this. It's a load of bollocks

  • @Touchingstory-j4j
    @Touchingstory-j4j 3 дня назад

    BRB, going to hug my family after watching this

  • @Cpc157968
    @Cpc157968 2 дня назад

    He played them all for fools, and didn’t break a sweat

  • @hjc5457
    @hjc5457 2 дня назад +1

    What Good is Law & Order without Justice

  • @trueriver1950
    @trueriver1950 4 дня назад

    You could have chosen a stock photo where the judge wore glasses, as they are mentioned early on in the narrative

  • @su304brown
    @su304brown 48 минут назад

    Wow 👌.

  • @silvameaferam5441
    @silvameaferam5441 2 дня назад +2

    Unfortunately, things like this happen all the time, every day....with no benefit of the genius young man in this proverb. Sad. Horrible. Thanks for this story! If only it would end like this in real life.

  • @dinaworkman306
    @dinaworkman306 8 часов назад

    This is disgraceful

  • @mlkstories
    @mlkstories 4 дня назад +3

    WOW, I don’t know whether to be angry or grateful. The justice system can be so broken, but Jalen’s courage... that’s real strength.

  • @injusticestories-369
    @injusticestories-369 7 дней назад +1

    Jalen turned the whole case around when no one believed in him!

  • @DavidSkjeie-g3h
    @DavidSkjeie-g3h 3 дня назад +2

    Dumb story! ! ! First, the story mixes Jayson's production of evidence with argument to the jury. In real proceedings, argument always follows the production of evidence, by both sides. Second., the challenge to the officer's report would generally be as evidentiary objection to the hearsay it is, with impeachment via the GPS evidence in Jayson's rebuttal case. The same would go for the report of the forensics analyst of the fingerprints. Finally, Jayson would not be =tesifying as part of his supposed cross examination of the prosecution's evidence. Its all a mishmash of stuff that tries to be dramatic albeit without any semblance of how real criminal trials are conducted.

  • @bobbg9041
    @bobbg9041 5 дней назад

    Nice story,
    But i would like to see a seasoned judge provide a letter of recommendation to a prestigious collage and maybe even back his education should he need it.
    Its not money wasted. The kid understands law better then the prosecutor.

  • @corianddel
    @corianddel 4 дня назад

    Police lying about evidence is a serious issue. I was wrongfully listed as the "at fault" vehicle in an auto accident (fortunately no one was seriously hurt). The officer got so many things goofed up it was scary. There was provable evidence that the officer had messed up and his superior knew it and admitted to it on the phone. When I went to the station to get an updated police report (as they said they were going to correct the positioning of the auto glass and location of the cars (I had photo evidence), the Sargent told me that they weren't going to change it after all. I asked why he lied to me, and I said that I should have gotten it recorded, he threatened me and said it was illegal to do and he would have arrested me. I am NOT a confrontational person and he was controlling, abusive, and smug. I should have taken it to court, but was in the middle of a divorce and didn't have the mental bandwidth to add that into my life at the time. The woman who hit me had an expired license, out of state plates over 6 mo old, no proof of insurance, and wanted an ambulance until she realized it was her fault. She got out of the aid car shortly afterward saying she was all right after all. I told the officer that I could never, ever serve on a jury because of how this was handled as if they would cover up their mistakes on something as simple as a non-injury accident, what would they do if the stakes were higher?
    I live in the Seattle area, and will never forget how an innocent man, Steve Titus, was railroaded for a rape he didn't commit due to planted evidence and incompetence. He ended up dying of what was believed to be a stress-related heart attack at only 36 years old after losing his job, his fiance, friends, and all his money, after being convicted. He was only 36 years old when he died.
    If interested in this case, there is a book out called "Predator, "...a 365-page account of false arrest, incompetence, police rule-breaking, lawyer and judge weaknesses, and general system failures. The author describes the true case of Steve Titus, who appealed to a journalist for help after he was convicted of rape and sentenced to prison. The journalist, Paul Henderson of the Seattle Times, began an investigation that won him a Pulitzer prize and established Titus's innocence. Titus then filed a lawsuit against the Port of Seattle Police Department for 20 million dollars. The suit was settled out of court when Titus died of a heart attack three weeks before the trial. The innocent man's surviving son is to receive 2.6 million dollars over the next 20 years. The first check was accompanied by an apology from the police department."

  • @TrueFlowStories
    @TrueFlowStories 5 дней назад

    nice story

  • @nyreekrikorian
    @nyreekrikorian 4 дня назад

    It breaks my heart how many are imprisoned unjustly! We need reform now!

  • @CdnGeoff
    @CdnGeoff 22 часа назад +1

    This is outrageous prosecutorial misconduct. The DA needs to be brought up on charges!!

    • @tonyhinrichs3565
      @tonyhinrichs3565 15 часов назад

      Where would a person file charges against a prosecuting attorney - such as the State's Attorney for Winnebago County, IL?it

  • @rwerskine4098
    @rwerskine4098 2 часа назад

    love it

  • @X-DailyStories
    @X-DailyStories 7 дней назад

    Does anyone else think like me? This judge was so quick to judge (pun intended), but the twist was absolutely satisfying!

  • @lesterpace5625
    @lesterpace5625 3 дня назад

    All cases have been tried and they are by law to be treated as the ones before with same results. Justice is blind and no matter if the person on trial is blind he can be charged with shotting a block away. Love

  • @judythompson8227
    @judythompson8227 7 дней назад +2

    oh GET to it...

  • @BlackParker-s2o
    @BlackParker-s2o День назад

    good

  • @niekklein8725
    @niekklein8725 День назад

    This story is a demonstration. There is a group trying to undermine the executive branch. As if law is not upheld by most. Uphold the constitution.

  • @timlewis5475
    @timlewis5475 2 дня назад +1

    Is this a true story???

  • @LadyLiet
    @LadyLiet 3 дня назад

    We need better people to defend those who can't afford the high priced lawyers and prosecutors. Most public defenders are overworked and under paid. Most folks treated like a number, just to get through as many as they can. Each person is a life, worthy of respect. I believe in blind justice, but not putting criminals back on the streets.

  • @melodytitus6570
    @melodytitus6570 3 дня назад

    Movies name

  • @juliant43
    @juliant43 4 дня назад

    Damn, those commercials !

  • @JohnMc-kr3we
    @JohnMc-kr3we 3 дня назад

    Yet another kangaroo court in a failed system.

  • @adviyetalay216
    @adviyetalay216 7 дней назад

    I want him as for my lawyer

  • @georgbaharov4575
    @georgbaharov4575 5 дней назад

    This reminds of the "12 angry men" drama/movie

  • @lobosolitario-j4c
    @lobosolitario-j4c 3 дня назад +1

    Interesting but.... not very accurate court room procedures.

  • @calvinchann1996
    @calvinchann1996 7 дней назад

    So the officer filed a false report and gets away with it?

  • @sergeikonstantinov3220
    @sergeikonstantinov3220 2 дня назад

    Where is the video of what happened in the court room?

  • @tomandcherieteff8362
    @tomandcherieteff8362 6 дней назад +2

    Where are the glasses the judge is always looking over.