Darrell Brooks argues jury nullification before delivering closing argument in Waukesha Parade trial

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  • Опубликовано: 24 окт 2022
  • Darrell Brooks debated with Judge Jennifer Dorow before the jury was brought into the courtroom to hear his closing argument during the Waukesha Christmas Parade trial.

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  • @AllHailKingRose
    @AllHailKingRose Год назад +594

    The fact that this guy is so full of himself that he thought he could convince the jury in that community to just let him go. The delusion, narcissism, victim mentality, I’ve been bullying people to get my way my whole life, is strong with this one.

    • @Jewels-B
      @Jewels-B Год назад +28

      Exactly!

    • @natalieserrano5072
      @natalieserrano5072 Год назад +68

      It is AMAZING that he made it in civilization for 39 years

    • @jlc6923
      @jlc6923 Год назад +68

      @@natalieserrano5072 mommy helped him along, she should be on trial with him.

    • @jeffm1083
      @jeffm1083 Год назад

      @@jlc6923 so should the parents of every school shooter

    • @nicolemay4427
      @nicolemay4427 Год назад +24

      @@jlc6923 yes!

  • @kathleenwindsor5679
    @kathleenwindsor5679 Год назад +314

    Darrell Brooks to jury: You have the power to nullify. Ignore the smoke and mirrors and do the right thing.
    Jury: Guilty of all charges!
    😂😂

    • @louistorres7570
      @louistorres7570 Год назад +1

      They did the right thing and null'ed his life lol

    • @wareagle3651
      @wareagle3651 Год назад +8

      Lol. I know, right?

    • @Eva-wp2cl
      @Eva-wp2cl Год назад +1

      The jury saw firsthand how he disrespected the judge, witnesses, and everyone else, when he unnecessarily, intentionally squandered/wasted extensive time! 😂😂😂 Stupido constantly revealed his arrogance, savagery, and lack of civility, proving his real horrendous character!! 😂😂😂 Laughable how he hung himself!😂😂😂
      Loved it!! 😂🎉😂

    • @suzannenichols6900
      @suzannenichols6900 Год назад +5

      Yeah I know it would have been wrong and it would have been the wrong thing to do... but I think it would have been funny to have him inform them of their right to nullify and THEN have them all come back with guilty verdicts anyway..

    • @SpooksDinat
      @SpooksDinat Год назад +17

      "I'm going to inform them of the power that they have"
      I see he has 6+ life times to think about the power the Jury indeed has

  • @kathryncampbell3302
    @kathryncampbell3302 Год назад +208

    Sadly, the jury did not have the power to invoke the death penalty!

    • @mareezy
      @mareezy Год назад +4

      Lol

    • @CheesyFrog
      @CheesyFrog Год назад +14

      Wisconsin does not have the death penalty, sadly

    • @debbiec4914
      @debbiec4914 Год назад +4

      Wisconsin stopped death penalty in 1800s

    • @jonathanrayne
      @jonathanrayne Год назад

      He doesn't deserve the death penalty. He deserved all 2000 years she gave his dumb ass and he needs to serve them in general population for killing children so the other convicts can BEAT HIS ASS daily!!!

    • @debunknation9861
      @debunknation9861 Год назад +1

      If anyone deserves the death penalty… this animal definitely deserves it. He has no remorse not regret of his actions

  • @tommybrown9534
    @tommybrown9534 Год назад +66

    *Darrel Brooks addressing the jury*
    "The state wants to keep this information from u, but the fact is, you all have the power to release me..."
    Jurors: 😆😂🤣🤭😂🤣😄😆😂🤣😆😂

    • @roberthunt1117
      @roberthunt1117 Год назад +9

      This is a very underrated comment because I don’t think anybody else noticed but there’s 12 happy faces and they’re each doing something different to show each individual juror that’s not just funny that’s intelligent comedy

    • @tommybrown9534
      @tommybrown9534 Год назад +7

      @@roberthunt1117 lol didn't think any1 would pick up on that. That's exactly what I was going for. Good on u dude!! 😄

    • @roberthunt1117
      @roberthunt1117 Год назад +3

      @@tommybrown9534 I’m kind of a joker myself so I like to find meetings and things no bro you were awesome that’s intelligent comedy

    • @tommybrown9534
      @tommybrown9534 Год назад +2

      @@roberthunt1117 lol yea I'm the same way dude. And thanks.. it's good to know some people recognize the finer details in things 👍

    • @territaylor9096
      @territaylor9096 11 месяцев назад +1

      THAT “PUBLIC SERVANT “ TOTALLY “CHANGED” HIS LIFE FOR THE BETTER!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 HE IS SUCH AN IDIOT!!!!!!!! 😮

  • @yesseniaayala2664
    @yesseniaayala2664 Год назад +423

    This guy really thinks the Jury would want to give him a nullify. They all found him guilty.

    • @lariosi
      @lariosi Год назад +70

      And deliberated for 3 hours. I bet most of the time, they spent on filling out the guilty verdict sheets.

    • @yesseniaayala2664
      @yesseniaayala2664 Год назад +27

      @@lariosi probably was in disbelief of what they witness and venting to each other

    • @professorchaos5058
      @professorchaos5058 Год назад +17

      My first thought is even if they already knew about it why would they use it in this case

    • @joanraiford5271
      @joanraiford5271 Год назад +22

      And came back with a SPEEDY, NO DOUBTS ABOUT IT, 71 COUNT GUILTY, GUILTY, GUILTY VERDICT. Imagine that Mr. "My Name Not" Darrell E. Brooks, Jr.

    • @beastfromthemiddleeast6369
      @beastfromthemiddleeast6369 Год назад +17

      @@joanraiford5271 76 count

  • @strummercash5601
    @strummercash5601 Год назад +73

    Now if I’m having a down day or feeling sorry for myself, I just remind myself
    “well, you’re NOT Darrell Brooks. You’ve got that.”

  • @valeriecarballo3952
    @valeriecarballo3952 Год назад +115

    Well he’ll have the rest of his life to study the law behind bars. The End

    • @YouDaMANRAJ
      @YouDaMANRAJ Год назад +2

      I guess he will be passing the bar exam

    • @claudineroberts6537
      @claudineroberts6537 Год назад

      He'll study law for the rest of his life, behind bars but will not get to represent anyone. Damn fool.

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +2

      Yes! He can spend all his time learning law on how to get an appeal. It will be wasted time.

    • @rubymarshall3843
      @rubymarshall3843 Год назад

      Yes!!!!!!!

    • @beastfromthemiddleeast6369
      @beastfromthemiddleeast6369 Год назад

      Wouldn't it be some shit if he gets his conviction overturned after spending years reading law books?

  • @zephyrr914
    @zephyrr914 Год назад +126

    I never thought I could hate someone that I’ve never met.

    • @YolandaMReyes
      @YolandaMReyes Год назад +12

      😂 you’re not alone 🤭

    • @Marie70272
      @Marie70272 Год назад +12

      I really would like to do something awful when it comes to him…He makes me ill.🤢🤮

    • @ikelasider1051
      @ikelasider1051 Год назад +7

      Oh for ancient times ......when He would of been in his grave the day after his murderous rampage

    • @mrsyellowhawk5
      @mrsyellowhawk5 11 месяцев назад +8

      Hopefully the inmates feel the same. That's what needs to happen since he only likes to bully women!

    • @donnab7666
      @donnab7666 11 месяцев назад

      I agree he is pure inhumane evil a monster 💩 smells better than him.

  • @myohmy7368
    @myohmy7368 Год назад +153

    A toxic man. A Entitled and privileged man. A bully.

    • @gagelindell271
      @gagelindell271 Год назад

      Hes not a man. Hes a pathetic child.

    • @NotSoSerious69420
      @NotSoSerious69420 Год назад +1

      He’s also a mental midget. You can see when he thinks he says something smart vs when he’s just acting dumb and he not once in this trial said anything that indicated his IQ was above room temperature but he sees himself as a genius AND Jesus like. Wish there was a death penalty.

    • @maximusprime3459
      @maximusprime3459 Год назад +4

      I wouldnt call him entitled or privileged. I just think the amount of bad he put into the world simply caught up with him.

    • @sandywhite9796
      @sandywhite9796 Год назад +6

      A waste of protoplasm

    • @vishmael1028
      @vishmael1028 Год назад +9

      His mother is why he is the way he is

  • @AlexiLaihoFan
    @AlexiLaihoFan Год назад +56

    "You can't co-horse me into a constitutional right waiver"

  • @suzannenichols6900
    @suzannenichols6900 Год назад +43

    I believe I heard him still arguing for "subject matter jurisdiction" on the day he was being sentenced!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @jamielee8325
      @jamielee8325 Год назад

      He was still arguing that bs after he “ was soooo upset “ after medical examiner talked about sweet little Jackson spark’s autopsy, and after they were all shown the video of him striking all victims. Someone was literally wailing and he throws that statement out at the end. He is the absolute most vile, arrogant, disrespectful and DISGUSTING sorry excuse for a human being ever to exist. Bless those victims and family and friends of the victims, I have to say I’m not strong enough to be able to sit there that close to that pile of rot, and not kill him.. or try at least. Lol. They are so incredibly brave and strong to be able to do that.
      With all that being said, my thoughts and prayers go out to all victims and all loved ones of the victims. Karma is coming…. And FAST.. for this bastard.

    • @Marie70272
      @Marie70272 11 месяцев назад +5

      “ SUBJECT MATTER JURISDICTION” was finally proven.,😅😅😅😅😅

    • @Justthatonefriend
      @Justthatonefriend 7 месяцев назад

      Nah, he still believe “subject matter jurisdiction” wasn’t proven 😂😂

  • @Skeeter-ts1lb
    @Skeeter-ts1lb Год назад +48

    He really thinks he’s a lawyer, mind boggling . He’s completely delusional, not to mention a narcissistic man baby ! 😡🤬

    • @philiphatfield5666
      @philiphatfield5666 10 месяцев назад

      Thurgood Marshall he ain't.

    • @JMums2
      @JMums2 9 месяцев назад +1

      Mind boggling!!!

    • @Laura-op1bp
      @Laura-op1bp 5 месяцев назад +1

      You hit the nail on the head. He doesn't compare to the grace of a bug

    • @taylorweaver6923
      @taylorweaver6923 4 месяца назад

      (Darrell Brooks) DB + UM in the middle = DUMB⁴

  • @95R_1NT39RA_
    @95R_1NT39RA_ Год назад +346

    One word: DELUSIONAL. . This guy is nuts for thinking the jury would nullify him, the whole trial was a wtf moment.

    • @100lbweightlosswithanita3
      @100lbweightlosswithanita3 Год назад +1

      He's not delusional one bit. He's arrogant, self-centered, narcissistic and belligerent. Very different than delusional.

    • @davidmazza8714
      @davidmazza8714 Год назад +18

      The whole country is in a WTF moment. 😃

    • @95R_1NT39RA_
      @95R_1NT39RA_ Год назад +6

      @@davidmazza8714 true story*

    • @diedraaschenbeck8876
      @diedraaschenbeck8876 Год назад +9

      I couldn’t get myself to watch his closing argument. 😵‍💫

    • @95R_1NT39RA_
      @95R_1NT39RA_ Год назад +4

      @@diedraaschenbeck8876 true story*

  • @michelleodes2292
    @michelleodes2292 Год назад +379

    He sickens me to the core.

    • @tawandamckissack4357
      @tawandamckissack4357 Год назад +7

      I'm telling you....SMH.

    • @prettyanxious5110
      @prettyanxious5110 Год назад +17

      apparently his mom's address got leaked online, she lives south of waukesha by Fox River Church. Someone is going to hurt her and i would pay money to see this guy's reaction when his only supporter is taken from him.

    • @claudineroberts6537
      @claudineroberts6537 Год назад +9

      He sickens me.too. He is so used to controlling. Too damn rude. He behaves like the jury doesn't know their right. Out of order.

    • @lenoxson6015
      @lenoxson6015 Год назад +8

      I feel the same, He is just disgusting.

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +8

      He is a broken human being with no SOUL.

  • @IAmSuzyQ
    @IAmSuzyQ Год назад +209

    Power vs Right:
    Just because you may have the *POWER* to murder someone doesn't mean you have the *RIGHT* to.
    The jury may have the *POWER* to nullify the law, but they don't have the *RIGHT* to. The human who doesn't consent to being called "Darrell Brooks" (🙄) may have the *POWER* to tell the jury they have the *POWER* to nullify the law, but it doesn't mean he has the *RIGHT* to tell them.

    • @projectkj7643
      @projectkj7643 Год назад +10

      Exactly!

    • @ajordan1976
      @ajordan1976 Год назад +4

      🎯🎯🎯

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +6

      Well said!

    • @royrayburn1503
      @royrayburn1503 Год назад +1

      So true! You said exactly what I was thinking. We have the power to kill ,rob , sexually abuse, destroy, and a long list of negative things , but under the law we do not have the right.The fact that this 🤡 clown only heard power is an indication of his communication skills. He hears only what he wants to hear.not the whole stae MMB

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +6

      That's a good distinction!

  • @barbarahawkins7864
    @barbarahawkins7864 5 месяцев назад +7

    I LOVE that Prosecutor’s suggestion... and her verbalization that, otherwise ,it “will continue forever!” 🤣🤣

  • @charlesmurphy1510
    @charlesmurphy1510 Год назад +72

    In what case does he think the jury would disregard and nullify a law forbidding someone from deliberately running down people? What would justify such a heinous act?

  • @BurnsAGrund
    @BurnsAGrund Год назад +192

    I don't think that he knows that he is pissing off the jury. The jury can't even go for a coffee due to not knowing how long they have to wait outside the court.

    • @notthefather3919
      @notthefather3919 Год назад +28

      That's a part of his narcissism. He believes he is endearing himself to the jury.

    • @SgtFuckOff
      @SgtFuckOff Год назад

      @@loridennis2989 no, he knows exactly what he’s doing. Problem is that he thinks it’s working. He thinks he is a “god fearing man who truly cares about people, is a loving father, and is just trying to go home after having himself suffered at the hands of this crime.” Truth is, he lives opposite of the Bible and uses it as a prop. He has no regard of human life and will take out anyone or anything in his way. He will then lie and save himself after running over 100s of people will his vehicle. He has 4 kids by 4 different women, 2 of those living in states far away from him. He SA’d a minor and impregnated her and was found guilty of it (Erika Patterson). He owes thousands of dollars in back child support, but he “loves his kids”. He thinks serving a year in jail waiting for this trial should be enough punishment and that the jury should just let him go home because he supposedly suffered too. He just wants to be back on the streets, committing crimes, not getting a job, doing drugs, living with mommy, knocking up more women and not taking care of his children. He should’ve been swallowed at the least but if not he deserves one bullet to end all of the suffering from the victims. He isn’t going to learn a lesson in jail. He is a known gang member and will be well protected in jail. All he is going to do is waste more of the hard working tax payers money getting a free ride with 3 hots and a cot for the rest of his life. Save the money and end him.

    • @puddingtame3483
      @puddingtame3483 Год назад +10

      @@loridennis2989 that's the understatement of the century..

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +4

      Yeah, apart from that inconvenience, the jury have the right to put him away for ever!

    • @sashamulligan2993
      @sashamulligan2993 Год назад +3

      I was thinking the same thing. He thinks the jury is aligned with him. Wrong!!

  • @wdouglas041
    @wdouglas041 Год назад +158

    This Judge Is A Saint For Taking All This Abuse From Such A Disrespectful Criminal

    • @melt2947
      @melt2947 Год назад +12

      It’s not about her ego..she truly respects the victims and their families, and would clearly never jeopardise the process of justice. She deserves a nice vacation!

    • @MikeSmith-hj4lp
      @MikeSmith-hj4lp Год назад +7

      She had to believe it or not”. She made sure there would be no mistrial !🤗. It took me time to figure it out but She definitely covered all bases and God knows She had to have the patience of Job to get through it. Im very proud of Judge J Dorow. We need more like Her🙏🇺🇸🤗

    • @angelcole90
      @angelcole90 Год назад +4

      I AGREE!

  • @FannyLerouxTime
    @FannyLerouxTime Год назад +47

    I love that he went through all this and still lost!

  • @MoMMaM90303
    @MoMMaM90303 Год назад +44

    Remember I said this,....District Attorney Sue Opper will be a judge or Mayor within the next two years. She is a remarkable DA! She played no games with this fool and did it with her eyes closed!

    • @glocktaviousbrown5420
      @glocktaviousbrown5420 Год назад +3

      She has said that she has no desire to continue on in law after she retires

    • @talandelana6873
      @talandelana6873 Год назад +4

      Let's be honest. This wasn't a very challenging case to win.

    • @Dima-ASMR
      @Dima-ASMR Год назад +4

      *”I will be retiring at the end of my term which is at the end of 2024. 33 years is enough! Lol,” Opper said in an email.*
      😂😂😂😂 I love her

    • @nancipetroski5778
      @nancipetroski5778 Год назад

      She’s retiring

    • @lisettegarvin5030
      @lisettegarvin5030 Год назад

      Only in the mind of DB. He made it challenging with his BS.

  • @miguelgallegos9904
    @miguelgallegos9904 Год назад +15

    6 life sentences × 762 years ! He's done.

  • @CJAFTER5
    @CJAFTER5 Год назад +105

    my heart goes out to the transcriber of this trial

    • @Brooke52528
      @Brooke52528 Год назад +5

      I agree. Court reporter's should be given much more credit for the job that they do.

    • @vlalelrlila
      @vlalelrlila Год назад +4

      For real! Whenever he is rambling and interrupting I think about how the stenographer does it because it seems impossible. Also wondering, whenever he says asked instead of asked do they write how he said it or what should actually said

    • @SweetyD2023
      @SweetyD2023 Год назад +8

      @@vlalelrlila Correction, he "axed" lol.

    • @LL-lj1kq
      @LL-lj1kq Год назад +2

      Good point

    • @markleach116
      @markleach116 11 месяцев назад +3

      She had it pretty easy ... Whenever DB spoke she just typed jibberish "sadkadeoirsadscperr33r3rrkssdcmsd,w"

  • @samiyam3949
    @samiyam3949 Год назад +186

    Good Lord, there’s not even an ounce of shame for what he did

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +19

      Yes, It's appalling his lack of empathy and guilt is inhuman. He is a very dangerous man. Thank goodness he will be locked away.

    • @michelleodes2292
      @michelleodes2292 Год назад +1

      That's a pure narcissistic, psychotic piece of crap and that's being nice.

    • @deeneenjohnson6454
      @deeneenjohnson6454 Год назад +14

      He doesn't even think he did anything wrong. What a dip wad!

    • @kjh6903
      @kjh6903 Год назад

      The way he talks to that judge is disgusting! He should get thrown in the hole everyday when he leaves the courthouse . . I know why she put up with it but it’s a shame he didn’t get some kind of punishment for his disrespect.

    • @SweetyD2023
      @SweetyD2023 Год назад +10

      @MsShandy111 It's a blessing his kids won't be raised by him, so he can't corrupt them!

  • @jadealise5154
    @jadealise5154 Год назад +29

    My ex was just like this. They argue so much that people give up and they think they won. And so they think they can argue their way out of everything.

  • @naya7924
    @naya7924 Год назад +75

    The buffoonery is real. The fact that he thinks he knows more than the judge is mind-boggling

    • @Marie70272
      @Marie70272 Год назад

      He really thinks he can interpret the law better than judge Dorow, The nerve of him, Put this buffoon under the jail with his phony law books. His dad should have made his mom swallow, then
      we would not have a Darrell brooks.😮

    • @jasonwebb5964
      @jasonwebb5964 11 месяцев назад +2

      This guy doesn't even understand that the state can bring charges against someone. 🤣. Or how he called himself the alleged defendant. Dude you're not the alleged defendant. You are the defendant. Period. Haha

    • @maryjuchnevicius7075
      @maryjuchnevicius7075 11 месяцев назад

      Buffoonery I haven't heard that word in a long time

    • @maryannwalters6119
      @maryannwalters6119 10 месяцев назад

      @jasonwebb5964
      I can’t tell you how many times I’ve said that very thing…
      He’s not the “alleged” defendant…
      Even if you’re being wrongly accused and go to trial, you ARE the defendant…🤦🏻‍♀️😵‍💫🤪

  • @Jeremy_the_bot
    @Jeremy_the_bot Год назад +128

    Brooks confusion over how on earth he wouldn't be allowed to tell the jury that they can ignore the law is just so rage inducing omg.

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +6

      He has no respect for the law. He breaks judicial law.

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +5

      He is so defiant and entitled. He thinks he can win an argument, with a Judge, and win. His arrogance and pomposity are out of control!

    • @randommanwill802
      @randommanwill802 Год назад +7

      It's not confusion, it's defiance. He wants to argue against it to drag this out as long as humanly possible.

    • @Jeremy_the_bot
      @Jeremy_the_bot Год назад +1

      @@randommanwill802 go to about the 13 minute mark. He seems very confused.

    • @thomaskiser3886
      @thomaskiser3886 Год назад +5

      @@Jeremy_the_bot it's so angering watching him think he found some loophole to argue jury nullification to get out of his fate

  • @sidharthchand8072
    @sidharthchand8072 Год назад +57

    He figures he’s been to court enough times he can make himself a lawyer

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +1

      Hahaha....good one!

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +1

      Yeah! His pomposity is maddening!!!

    • @robertbuckey6517
      @robertbuckey6517 Год назад +2

      He's a hell of a prosecutor.

    • @nolagirl2458
      @nolagirl2458 Год назад

      And he's obviously not scared of getting disbarred 😂

  • @Keglin329
    @Keglin329 Год назад +61

    Does he try to mispronounce words? He also doesn’t know the definition of half of the words he uses. He is a walking indictment of our educational system.

    • @johnmalerba804
      @johnmalerba804 Год назад

      @Carolyn Blanchard....he speaks exactly like the ghetto scum bag he is

    • @robertbuckey6517
      @robertbuckey6517 Год назад +5

      He thinks that the S in Illinois is supposed to be pronounced.

    • @lisaglennon7518
      @lisaglennon7518 Год назад +5

      Nope he isn't doing that intentionally. I want troof, let me axe you something, I swear there are so many I truly had to think the judge or at least Teresa and you know the DA's were all sitting there in their heads saying to themselves, you are going to make BUBBA so happy!

    • @dontaviouschandler3961
      @dontaviouschandler3961 Год назад +3

      @@robertbuckey6517 I know it's not funny but I'm so tickled because I believe it 😂😂😂😂

    • @ares.takiki8215
      @ares.takiki8215 Год назад +1

      So true 🤣😭😂🤣😭😂😋😭😂

  • @carolchristiansen635
    @carolchristiansen635 Год назад +30

    The DA was not talking down to Brooks. She was describing a fact about him.

    • @vishmael1028
      @vishmael1028 Год назад +4

      Which is more than he deserves

  • @tynetta9510
    @tynetta9510 Год назад +71

    Imagine being the Judges' spouse and hear and see a Man disrespect his Wife like that!!!!
    🔥 🔥

    • @JatinderToor20
      @JatinderToor20 Год назад +17

      I think he is more-so proud of her for being able to keep composure and giving the victim’s families and the community the justice they all deserve instead of allowing her anger and emotions get the best of her and possibly leading to a mistrial or anything shy of a guilty verdict on all counts.

    • @8213apice
      @8213apice Год назад +6

      I was thinking of that too but know her, she probably told him let it go.

    • @lisawentworth6831
      @lisawentworth6831 Год назад +7

      good point, but I am sure he is recognizing her 'mad mommy' voice that she has used on scolding his children...although they probably behaved and learned. This guy doesn't, since he has been doing this his whole life. That's what happens when you never teach children accountability. She played his game well...check and mate. while he was playing tiddly winks

    • @Brooke52528
      @Brooke52528 Год назад +1

      He's a very lucky man, as are their kids to have a mother like this lady.

    • @tonycarbon9114
      @tonycarbon9114 Год назад +1

      Plus, he's a cop

  • @lauraw3338
    @lauraw3338 Год назад +140

    Someone please give this judge an award for getting through this case. Darrell Brooks is a true narcissist. The amount of restraint this judge has used shows how serious she takes her job and to make sure this man cannot appeal. Bravo judge👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

    • @jonanna1894
      @jonanna1894 Год назад +4

      You are so right. He was also pressing her so he could try to demand a mistrial. She was a true champion in the way she handled this horrible man.

    • @salrupa
      @salrupa Год назад +3

      Judge knew very well where this case is heading to and she played very well all along..We all saw how angry he got sometime,because he was surprised why his tactics not working on Judge...
      He has no idea how prison work..His consent will not work.in late night hours.....
      Lolzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz..

    • @aceboogisback9946
      @aceboogisback9946 Год назад +5

      She has to show restraint because he has a right to defend himself, just as he has the right to be stupid while doing so.

    • @driskey82
      @driskey82 Год назад

      Amen to that!!!!!! I would have ordered the guard to tackle his ass to the ground GOD!!!!!!! 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬. I’d lose my job I’d be a bad judge

    • @Brooke52528
      @Brooke52528 Год назад +4

      She just got a damn good promotion on the back of this case. She totally deserved it!

  • @sweetestsweet7451
    @sweetestsweet7451 Год назад +16

    When she gave him her written order on Subject Matter Jurisdiction, he is shown on camera ripping it up. He is such a monster.

  • @Ilove2teach52
    @Ilove2teach52 Год назад +35

    He did a fabulous job defending himself💯 Guilty! Yayyyyyy👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

  • @corneliusbuttknuckle8154
    @corneliusbuttknuckle8154 Год назад +12

    Haha. “You can’t co-horse me.” 😂

    • @Quidi842
      @Quidi842 10 месяцев назад

      😂😂😂

  • @briapaxton9632
    @briapaxton9632 Год назад +88

    Man this judge had so much patience. Messing with me this would’ve been a 3 year trial because I would’ve kept kicking him out 😂. Pat on the back to her 🗣️🗣️

    • @BurnsAGrund
      @BurnsAGrund Год назад +4

      I understand why she kept bringing him to prevent a m8strial but at the same time she wanted some closure for the families. He'll keep scream8ng for an appeal until he rots away in prison or another lifer slowly beats the life out if him

    • @kadejito1
      @kadejito1 Год назад +7

      During sentencing, she mentioned something about not being a "doctorate level psychologist" or something similar, from which I infer she has some training in psychology. That would explain why she demonstrated so much patience while simultaneously propelling the trial forward despite Brooks' constant interruptions.
      She pretty much adopted a "momma" persona to deal with him, and he actually responded to that most of the time. Notice that he always refers to her as "your Honor", never calling her by her proper name.

    • @areality40
      @areality40 Год назад +3

      @@kadejito1 I feel like the judge was so patient with this idiot simply so millions of people can see what this guy is all about, and to create a shining example of how a true professional judge handles a case in court.

    • @JanNan
      @JanNan Год назад +1

      I think if i had to deal with him, Judge or not, I think i would be serving time for kicking the crap out of him, This Judge showed patience that was off the charts.

    • @francesdelarue4519
      @francesdelarue4519 Год назад +3

      I want to know who put a bug in his ear about lawful law and sovereign citizen, subject jurisdiction because I can't see him coming up with that alone. As he said to Sue Opper, "Frankly you're not that bright." Right back at you ,Darrell ,solicitor extraordinaire.

  • @d0g_matic44
    @d0g_matic44 Год назад +24

    You know what's REALLY crazy? His mom never showed up to 'support' her son

    • @kimrr
      @kimrr Год назад +17

      She was not about to take the witness stand to be questioned by him bc she knows there would be cross examination. She doesn't want her "dirty laundry" aired world wide. Prosecution would destroy her and point out to the world that she should be held a countable for her enabling ways. She's probably singing with joy that she's no longer going to get calls to bail him out of all his crimes.

    • @marycastilleja2632
      @marycastilleja2632 Год назад +11

      He probably abused his mother as well. Just by his disrespectful actions in the courtroom. Evil man!!!

    • @8213apice
      @8213apice Год назад +3

      @@marycastilleja2632 he was enabled.

    • @8213apice
      @8213apice Год назад +1

      That’s a good thing.

    • @lakeshagoodwin6421
      @lakeshagoodwin6421 Год назад +9

      @@marycastilleja2632
      He wasn’t allowed in her house due to his behavior

  • @joshandangiebryant3497
    @joshandangiebryant3497 Год назад +67

    I can’t believe he said What happened was Jesus’s Will !

    • @Ynotnow9900
      @Ynotnow9900 Год назад +11

      Any way he can avoid responsibility he takes it

    • @waitwhat7724
      @waitwhat7724 Год назад +15

      Or that his conscience was clear !

    • @ABBY-ml2rq
      @ABBY-ml2rq Год назад +6

      Right?...

    • @joanraiford5271
      @joanraiford5271 Год назад +8

      Not myJesus's will.

    • @brianclark803
      @brianclark803 Год назад +1

      Well technically it was his will. I say that because he was apprehended and sentenced to 6 life plus 780 years
      See the big guy makes sure you pay your dues before you get to his final judgment. And I truly believe that God is going to keep him down here for a good while as a punishment.

  • @arttheclownkid
    @arttheclownkid Год назад +22

    He could talk to the jury for eternity about jury nullification but no one in their right mind would even consider that for a second! Fr I think attorney Opper was willing to risk it because she knew that Darrell Brooks basically handed himself the maximum scentence with his conduct. Who was really gonna be like “oh shit we can ignore the law and let Darrell Brooks go!? He’s such a great guy let’s do that!” Na. I’d throw him in jail for life even if he hadn’t run through the parade just to save the world from hearing him open his mouth ever again! He’s a joke

  • @alexanderarkum4793
    @alexanderarkum4793 Год назад +85

    This trial will be used as a teaching tool for law students to witness this genius legal defense

  • @maximusprime3459
    @maximusprime3459 Год назад +129

    The judge isnt the only one who displayed an excellent level of patience. I'm kinda shocked no one else in court jumped up or threw something at him.

    • @greentonks22
      @greentonks22 Год назад +22

      I think the only thing that kept everyone from jumping him is no one wanted a mistrial.

    • @angrysmurf3974
      @angrysmurf3974 Год назад +4

      They all knew where is he going and they made sure that he won’t have a good time in prison

    • @georgiabadon2577
      @georgiabadon2577 Год назад +5

      Do you see how this despicable human being is sitting there in front of that monitor adjusted his tie and primping Lucky's getting ready to go on a date completely ignoring the judge he is so repulsive makes my skin crawl

    • @LisaSimpsonRules
      @LisaSimpsonRules Год назад +3

      There were two instances of insulting him verbally and there was an instance of a lady who gave him the finger and Brooks alleged that she was somebody from the jury. But that was all. In both cases of the insults the members of the public were expelled from the court room.

    • @philiphatfield5666
      @philiphatfield5666 Год назад +6

      They don't do it because they are law abiding citizens. The people in that courtroom were all respectful as they watched and heard Darrell Brooks make a total fool of himself.

  • @bellaluv1070
    @bellaluv1070 Год назад +75

    I was dead wrong about this DA. She is trying just as hard as the judge to make sure nobody's rights are violated, and I absolutely respect that. There is no way this could become a mistrial because of Brooks rights being infringed upon.
    It's impressive because 5 minutes in? I wanted to throw something at his head..lol!! Amazing professionalism.

    • @trendywipp3715
      @trendywipp3715 11 месяцев назад +3

      LOL I also wanted to throw something at his head. He says something, she asks him if that is what he said, and then he twists it. Master gaslighter.

  • @Pause_mania
    @Pause_mania Год назад +25

    Wow I swear I thank my mom EVERYDAY for raising me right.

  • @IAmSuzyQ
    @IAmSuzyQ Год назад +60

    The man who doesn't consent to being called Darrell Brooks (🙄) tried to add new words to the dictionary everyday...
    "You can't *cohorst* me. You *gots* me under *doorrest."*
    "I already *axed* you. I *been done axin'* you several times."
    "The record is *inakerit.* I just want the record to be *akerit."*
    "Is that *lawfullaw?"*
    "He *wasn't no first eye hand witness."*
    *"Whatchu mean 'mute point'?"*
    "How is that same *statue* being used?"
    "That evidence *ain't got no valueness* to it. NONE!"
    *"Yerhonor* and *dis* court have no *intregady!* You *ain't got none!"*
    "I *gots yer oaf of offices RIGHT HEER!"*
    *"Dis minebogglin'."*
    "It's *reedicKolous yerhonor."*
    "Was *dat* objection *substained?"*
    *"Lemme* remind you that *you is under oaf* right now."
    "Is that a *tackit* agreement?"
    "Tell *da trooff, yerhonor.* TELL *DA TROOFF!"*
    "Objection! *Relevancyment?"*
    "You can't *dodat.* You can't *dodat yerhonor!"*
    "Reason for *da substaine?"*
    "What's *dah relevancyness* of *dat* video?"
    "You just lookin' for uh, uh, uh, an *escape goat."*
    "A motor vehicle vs *pedrextreian* incident?"
    "Was you able to get a *license place* of the vehicle?"
    "Is that a *judicidairy* determination, *yerhonor?"*
    "What's the *relevanciness?"*
    "You were so *efixiated* on the eyes."
    "My 6th *addmendment* has been *disguarded."*
    "Do you look to see if any of the victims had *underlining* illnesses?"
    "I *gots* kids too. I *cutted they un-biblical cords."*
    "I'm the only one getting *ammonish* up in here! Dis ain't fair!"
    "They ain't letting me use no law *li-berry, yerhonor."*

    • @vburn1979
      @vburn1979 Год назад +18

      Was it a tacket agreement? You swore an oaf.

    • @joanraiford5271
      @joanraiford5271 Год назад +9

      @@vburn1979 someone had to have told him the word is pronounced TASIT (tacit) NOT "TAKIT" - he actually CAN learn new things, by golly.

    • @IAmSuzyQ
      @IAmSuzyQ Год назад +1

      @@vburn1979 Ahhahahaha! Everytime he said "oaf" I busted out laughing! Plus he kept saying "oaf of offices"...🙄 At least he could have said "oafs of office", but he couldn't even get that part right.
      He's a clown...a killer clown. No wonder I hate him so much.
      *Edit: I don't know how I missed it all long but I just realized that he says "substained" instead of "sustained", so I went ahead and added it to the list. If you have noticed any others let me know...😉

    • @kenguerrerosr2356
      @kenguerrerosr2356 Год назад +9

      Freakin Hillarious!!! 😂🤣😅😂🤣😅😂🤣😅

    • @davidmazza8714
      @davidmazza8714 Год назад +7

      WOW, EXCELLENT! 🤣🤣🤣
      Lmao! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

  • @leiperfamily7707
    @leiperfamily7707 Год назад +24

    Idk what I’m going to do when he is gone . I keep watching clips because he pisses me off

  • @nekayasmith1362
    @nekayasmith1362 Год назад +127

    Whole time he knows damn well he mowed those folks down out there. He was throwing a deadly temper tantrum that cost folks their family members and it doesn’t look good for him.

    • @Sharroniw
      @Sharroniw Год назад +5

      According to him they should've gotten out of his way. After all he was honking his horn.

    • @latricecardwell1894
      @latricecardwell1894 Год назад

      Exactly

    • @samantharusch3354
      @samantharusch3354 Год назад

      Ok but since it was a parade they should have had alternative routes for people to take to get away from the parade and then they should have had the roads that the parade was taken place barricaded

    • @Sharroniw
      @Sharroniw Год назад +7

      @@samantharusch3354
      They did have the roads barricaded but he drove through them.

    • @debralight2145
      @debralight2145 Год назад +3

      @@samantharusch3354 you haven’t followed this trail enough or you would of known that Brooks drove through barricades and when a officer tried to direct him off on a side road Brooks almost ran him over and speed up aiming for live bodies.

  • @d.diggler9936
    @d.diggler9936 Год назад +13

    You know she screams into a pillow in her office every recess.

  • @up2my
    @up2my Год назад +29

    he'll have the rest of his life to give legal advice while in the penitentery to other lifetime legal scholars

  • @johnmalerba804
    @johnmalerba804 Год назад +20

    The jury needs to hear the troof

  • @jimwatson4513
    @jimwatson4513 Год назад +45

    I really can't understand how any proper jury would ever consider any concept of NULLIFICATION !!!! To dismiss a fact of murder is totally out of the question !!!!!!

    • @marymeow9802
      @marymeow9802 Год назад +3

      No one really knows what his defense even was 🤣 other than trying to discredit witnesses, say things didnt happen, say he wasnt the driver, "did you hear a honk?" Maybe people should have not been in the way! 😡

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +3

      Brooks is clutching at straws. He is so arrogant and disrespectful!

    • @deborahhershey3045
      @deborahhershey3045 Год назад

      The Jury has the power to nullify the state's case by finding him not guilty which didn't happen as he is guilty as sin! Too many eye witnesses AND surveillance cams 'nailed' him. Since Michigan no longer has the death penalty and Brooks had no defense, he had nothing to lose by defending himself and claiming his rights were violated so the Judge made sure she gave him enough rope to hang himself. lol He will not prevail on any of his appeals as no Judge who looks 'at the record' in this case would find any error of fact nor any violation of Constitutional rights. The only way Brooks will leave prison is in a body bag. I hope the people of Michigan work with their Legislators to get the death penalty reinstated for mass murderers like Brooks. I'm positive that if he was facing the death penalty v life in prison w/o parole, he would have had the public defenders' office represent him and try to get LIFE v Death that he deserves!

    • @tommybrown9534
      @tommybrown9534 Год назад +2

      *Darrel Brooks addressing the jury*
      "The state wants to keep this information from u, but the fact is, you all have the power to release me!!"
      Jurors: 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

    • @NotSoSerious69420
      @NotSoSerious69420 Год назад

      @@marymeow9802 I *think* part of his line of questioning (especially the police officers and detectives) about *WHEN* they wrote their reports and other questions he asked he was REALLY trying to get them to say that they had seen the reports that he was a massive racist and anti semite and that this was a hate crime in some way to try and say to the jury that they were biased against him. Never mind the fact that it would’ve brought in that evidence (the lyrics on his music video) that would have shown to the jury this might have possibly been racially motivated. He either understood this or the notes he had told him not to do that as it would’ve been akin to just saying he’s guilty as sin.

  • @jen-a-purr
    @jen-a-purr Год назад +68

    I think he believed the entire time he’d be found not guilty & allowed to walk free to live his life like nothing happened. I don’t think so. He’s so dumb. Lol. It’s hilarious. He thinks he knows more than everyone in the room.

    • @ezav420
      @ezav420 Год назад +2

      Especially when asking for leg shackles removed, thinking for sure the jury would say not guilty. Hes already steps ahead upset about the minute hed have shackles on after being "innocent".... this guys a trip and a half.

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +5

      Just before the jury came to give their verdicts, he asked to have his foot shackles removed. He thought he was going to get off!

    • @SweetyD2023
      @SweetyD2023 Год назад +1

      @EZav47 He also said he had shock devices on. There was testimony that he didn't have shock devices on, lol.

    • @jasonwebb5964
      @jasonwebb5964 11 месяцев назад +1

      Nah he knew the end was near. That's the reason for the desperate attempt to avoid giving closing arguments. He knew he did nothing to sway things in his favor.

  • @justjill2896
    @justjill2896 Год назад +88

    I would of straight up looked at the prosecution team and said “the prosecutors you cannot bring up the topic of jury nullification either” once he started going off about how he’s the only one under those rules.
    The paitence of this judge. God made her good.

    • @joanraiford5271
      @joanraiford5271 Год назад +9

      Being mother of 3 has surely given Judge Doro some practice dealing with misbehaving children (adult/children included.)

    • @charlesmurphy1510
      @charlesmurphy1510 Год назад +2

      The prosecutors know that, they went to law school. Jury nullification is assumed and within the authority of the jury but never discussed with the jury.

    • @notthefather3919
      @notthefather3919 Год назад +3

      She doesn't have to tell them that because they know. She doesn't have to admonish them for HIS tantrum.

    • @justjill2896
      @justjill2896 Год назад +1

      @@notthefather3919 I know that but I would of and the prosecutors would of respected that.

    • @charlesmurphy1510
      @charlesmurphy1510 Год назад +2

      @@notthefather3919 not necessarily, I served on a jury and did not know anything about nullification.

  • @brennenrivera4288
    @brennenrivera4288 Год назад +62

    This is a narcissistic bully! To me this shows he has intimidated and bullied people his entire life to get what he wants! And it finally didn't work. I understand why the judge was so unbelievably patient this entire trial and that is to make sure he doesn't get granted a new trial on appeal. She has been criticized for going along with him so much and not being more firm with him, but that is to make sure he doesn't get a new trial on appeal. A common tactic for defendants found guilty on high publicity crimes and trials. They always file an appeal on the claim of judge or jury bias due to the high profile nature of the crime and case. She was ridiculously patient so that he doesn't get anywhere on appeal.

  • @tiffanyholman4028
    @tiffanyholman4028 Год назад +33

    "Based on my outstanding behavior and legal performance, I expect you to ignore the law that says dont murder, and find me innocent of killing all these innocent people. Mmm' k? Thanks!"
    ---Dude that is not Darrell or his other brother Darrell.

    • @skwak3041
      @skwak3041 Год назад +3

      Bob Newhart reference… outstanding! 😂😂

    • @Jeremy_the_bot
      @Jeremy_the_bot Год назад

      Logically it makes no sense but he is so giddy happy and confident about this opportunity he has to argue jury nullification you believe for a second that it might be possible.

    • @NotSoSerious69420
      @NotSoSerious69420 Год назад

      @@Jeremy_the_bot he 100% watched that one viral video that said if the jury even knows about it that could cause a mistrial and thought that it was legit. Mans got sub room temperature IQ.

  • @hippiepeace
    @hippiepeace Год назад +68

    I can't wait to watch his face when they come back with guilty verdicts. Guilty x76 times.

    • @DarkKnight-yz2wg
      @DarkKnight-yz2wg Год назад +2

      3x 76 is more than the aggregate amount of charges against him.

    • @hippiepeace
      @hippiepeace Год назад +4

      @@DarkKnight-yz2wg it says he's going to be determined guilty 76 times.

    • @DarkKnight-yz2wg
      @DarkKnight-yz2wg Год назад +3

      @@hippiepeace You said “ guilty, guilty, guilty x 76”. That’s splitting hairs though. We on same side. Happy for the jury’s verdict

    • @skwak3041
      @skwak3041 Год назад

      Twas a glorious thing to witness! All that faux bravado…whoops, down the drain! Looked like a 5 yr old who just had his lollipop taken away. But he’ll have something else to suck on soon enough.

    • @pamelamorris3148
      @pamelamorris3148 Год назад +3

      He hung his head and cried.

  • @goldiekildea2924
    @goldiekildea2924 Год назад +31

    Judge Dorow has the patience of a saint! God Bless her! This guy would drive me to drink, literally!!

    • @nancynutt7632
      @nancynutt7632 Год назад +1

      If only this judge would have realized from the moment he walked into the room that he was now in charge. Everything she thought she knew was wrong. He said so therefore it is so. Period.

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +1

      Well, poor Erika Patterson had a problem with alcohol. I would take to drink too, if I had to live with B.

  • @sharcrum
    @sharcrum Год назад +6

    This person is the most annoying, most aggravating, most disrespectful, most narcissistic thing I've ever come to know. He does not deserve the privilege of being able to represent himself! He should have lost that right the first time he started one of his rants!! The first time he disrespected and disobeyed the judge and challenged her. He deserves whatever he gets in prison!

  • @GoofyHD3
    @GoofyHD3 Год назад +26

    Take a shot every time the judge has to repeat "The time has come for you to deliver your closing argument"

    • @prophetichippo
      @prophetichippo Год назад +5

      Nah take a drink every time he says he doesn't consent to being called Darrell Brooks

    • @gagelindell271
      @gagelindell271 Год назад +3

      @@prophetichippo Or every time he says “subject matter jurisdiction”, or every time he says “axe” instead of ask, or every time he says “objection”.

    • @talandelana6873
      @talandelana6873 Год назад +6

      ​@@gagelindell271 I'm writing you from the afterlife. I've died several times of alcohol poisoning.

    • @gagelindell271
      @gagelindell271 Год назад

      @@talandelana6873 LOLOLOL 😂🤣

    • @lisaglennon7518
      @lisaglennon7518 Год назад +1

      Is that for Patrone or do we get to pick our shot? 😂😂😂😂

  • @Jblog100
    @Jblog100 Год назад +15

    “That’s a lot of cases, Your Honor”
    Well, what do you think happens when you want to represent yourself?

  • @Vaseholly
    @Vaseholly Год назад +17

    It amazes me that he had 0 clue that the JUDGE 👩‍⚖️ would be who decided his sentence, not the jury lol 😂. All his disrespectful behavior toward her got him 100 years. Then I think his closing argument, arguments with the judge on this day got him the other 900 😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

    • @shadominx3696
      @shadominx3696 Год назад +5

      It actually got him 1067.5 years, actually… but who’s counting, right? 😂

  • @TabbFromPhilly
    @TabbFromPhilly Год назад +11

    He tried hard to stall his closing argument because he knew it was close to the end and the end was not good for him as we all saw.

  • @gray41
    @gray41 Год назад +21

    Evil man no remorse feels hard done by and tries to rule the court. Hes on trial not the judge

  • @reamiller3458
    @reamiller3458 Год назад +6

    Something tells me, he has never heard the word "No" in his life

  • @donaldhagerman8864
    @donaldhagerman8864 Год назад +19

    He totally misread the room .

    • @skwak3041
      @skwak3041 Год назад +2

      😂😂😂 I’d say … the room came back with a guilty verdict in 3 hrs (2 1/2 of which was probably a lunch break).

    • @8213apice
      @8213apice Год назад +1

      @@skwak3041 2 hours

    • @sallycinnamon5370
      @sallycinnamon5370 Год назад +1

      @@skwak3041 and the other half hour was ticking 76 guilty boxes and enhancers.

  • @doreenmills4487
    @doreenmills4487 Год назад +10

    Stop arguing with him ! Move on or get him out of there and forfeit his right 😡😡😡😡😡

  • @elizabethmartin3389
    @elizabethmartin3389 Год назад +19

    What the heck is “lawful law”????

    • @skwak3041
      @skwak3041 Год назад

      It’s something you say when you have 0 idea of how a court proceeding works. 😂 He constantly regurgitates legal terms he’s heard the State use out of context, and mispronounces 99% of them. He’s a total assclown!

    • @alliecollin1748
      @alliecollin1748 Год назад +7

      I guess the opposite to 'unlawfullaw '??? 🤣🤣🤣

  • @anniecapek2617
    @anniecapek2617 Год назад +19

    I have great respect for this judge.She displayed superhuman patience when dealing with delusional darrell's pathetic attempts to instruct her on the law.She deserves a long vacation on a tropical island after this ordeal.

  • @qg9454
    @qg9454 Год назад +59

    I bet the jurors were foaming at the mouth. This dude is from another planet i swear

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +4

      I'd be no good on the jury. I'd give him
      a really angry look through out the trial!

    • @deborahhershey3045
      @deborahhershey3045 Год назад

      Brooks is Satan's Seed to the 9s and if the people of Waukesha didn't know evil before 11-21-21, I hope they do now and reinstate the death penalty for mass murderers like Brooks. If Michigan had not banned the death penalty, Brooks would have wanted the public defender's office to fight for LIVE v DEATH and we would have been spared his courtroom antics for a trial he was ABEL to drag out for 4 weeks in a slam dunk case for the prosecution with so many eye witnesses and victims plus surveillance cams to prove his guilty w/o a shadow of doubt. He dragged it out because it was far more beneficial for him to be 'the accused' in jail v guilty in prison.

    • @leslieshand4509
      @leslieshand4509 Год назад +1

      Some 76 charges, with a decision in about 3+ hours. I read somewhere that it was approximately 3 minutes per charge, which was barely time to read the full charge. The jury knew EXACTLY what it was doing, which I am sure reassured the entire community

    • @elizabethperry2622
      @elizabethperry2622 Год назад +1

      I’d try so hard to do my civic duty but honestly, by around now or even the day before I’d be in chambers “I’m really sorry your honor I tried. I know I stood up there that day and promised I’d be impartial but I just can’t any more. I’m not going to be able to give this defendant a fair shake. I go back to the hotel at night and think about his voice and it makes me angry. Please sub in an alternate. You’re a better person than I.”

    • @kjh6903
      @kjh6903 Год назад

      @@elizabethperry2622 I thought the same thing I would be begging to get off that jury . I’d have to tell her I’ve been watching the news and discussing the case so she’d throw me off !!

  • @8213apice
    @8213apice Год назад +13

    After this, she still allowed him to make a closing statement.

  • @patriciafoster3347
    @patriciafoster3347 Год назад +12

    It was so wonderful to watch judge throw the library at him yesterday. It was a slow..painful kill. Methodical. She was ready for his every move…everywhere word. Then a beautiful BOOM!

  • @Danimal1177
    @Danimal1177 Год назад +3

    Brooks seems to think "having the power" is the same as "having the right". Brooks had the power to run the SUV through the parade, killing 6 and injuring 60+, but he didn't have the right to do it.

  • @garyhanlon6055
    @garyhanlon6055 Год назад +79

    During a " monitored " Jail phone conversation with his Mother this character told his Mother that his plan was to interrupt and delay the proceedings as much as he can. Bottom line, all he was doing was attempting to delay the inevitable.

    • @deborahhershey3045
      @deborahhershey3045 Год назад

      as it is far better for him to be the 'accused' in jail v the convicted in prison. Bring back the death penalty and he would have gladly had the public defender's office fight for LIFE w/o parole v Death row until execution.

    • @shaut9120
      @shaut9120 Год назад +9

      where did u see that

    • @maximusprime3459
      @maximusprime3459 Год назад +1

      Yeah, fess up. I want in on seeing this too.

    • @sandywhite9796
      @sandywhite9796 Год назад +1

      @@maximusprime3459 I would love to hear this conversation with his mother

    • @sandywhite9796
      @sandywhite9796 Год назад

      I'm soooooo tired of hearing him bitch about having to wait an hour on paperwork..does he have anything else to do or anywhere else to go

  • @KentishCosmetics
    @KentishCosmetics Год назад +6

    The fact that she went back and forth for more than 15 mins is so crazy to me like wtf

  • @kathycarruthers5266
    @kathycarruthers5266 Год назад +4

    He reads everyone else’s notes

  • @loveddbyyou5928
    @loveddbyyou5928 Год назад +10

    Oh how I can not wait for sentencing tomorrow. He’s needs not 1 more single second to speak a single word in this court

  • @davidmcneil2296
    @davidmcneil2296 Год назад +13

    He expected her title as “public servant” to mean his personal slave he can say/e he feels like he wants to say w/ no regards for others. He really should have kept his attorney and he could have possibly gotten out when he was 80 or 90. D. Brooks is such an atrocious individual that got what he deserved. He obviously missed that day in pre-school that everyone attended where you learn manners and common courtesy. Why does he want to cause a circus of his trial.

  • @msalyssababy
    @msalyssababy Год назад +17

    Isn’t he embarrassed that he has to be treated like a toddler? I am getting second hand embarrassment so bad, especially the last 2 minutes! 🤯

    • @nokhweziyenana4834
      @nokhweziyenana4834 Год назад +4

      Imagine having this disruption in a class. Remember this person has even studied law. Judge Jennifer Dorrow is an extremely professional and patience with a totally disrespectful person with such a low IQ

  • @diamondlife5825
    @diamondlife5825 Год назад +8

    I wish that at least one person who cared anything about this guy would have told him how stupid he was making himself look

  • @Pdkweathers
    @Pdkweathers Год назад +19

    He kept saying the Jury has the right to nullify laws. Well if that is true perhaps the jury could nullify the repeal of the death penalty.
    I think the saying the “patience of Job” as an example of unending patience. Should be change to “the patience of Judge Darow”.
    She is amazing.

  • @drpepper8134
    @drpepper8134 Год назад +14

    The judges patience with that fool is amazing!!

    • @Danimal1177
      @Danimal1177 11 месяцев назад +1

      You can tell that she's a mom. She has experience dealing with temper tantrums and obstinate behavior.

  • @Neacelu555
    @Neacelu555 Год назад +39

    His shenanigans are over!! & he tries so hard to prolong but it’s over… smh

    • @nekayasmith1362
      @nekayasmith1362 Год назад +3

      That’s a fact

    • @pamelamorris3148
      @pamelamorris3148 Год назад +5

      He's still arguing subject matter jurisdiction since day 1 after she gave him a written statement denying it and actually telling him what it is and why it's not relative so he's now claiming he did not receive it since he does not accept it when it has zero relevance. There's not even any such thing as a tacid agreement or lawful law. And nullification is not used in a murder trial and even nullification can be revoked and is used for drug convictions where the people feel the punishment/ sentence isn't correct for the defendant.

    • @RTSD45N6
      @RTSD45N6 Год назад

      @@pamelamorris3148 Thank you

  • @chuckmiller5763
    @chuckmiller5763 Год назад +7

    A jury would possibly nullify if they think the defendant should not be punished for wrongdoing, Like stealing a potato to feed your children, this idiot killed and injured people and he thinks the jury would be willing to nullify. What a fool.

  • @rodeosound
    @rodeosound Год назад +12

    He's learned these "big words" and he continues to throw them out there and it just shows even more that he's a big dummy

  • @elianaisrael1570
    @elianaisrael1570 Год назад +5

    He always had something ignorant to say when the jury was coming out because he thought they were on his side.

  • @Bluegrl77
    @Bluegrl77 Год назад +21

    I first thought his antics in court were a stall tactic to delay the inevitable. Not sure anymore. It seems to me, he ACTUALLY BELIEVES, he’s been wronged… when he was brought up on charges after his offenses. His own grandmother and mother… think he’s been wronged. Wish I could say… “one day, he’ll admit his wrongfulness”. Unfortunately, Darrell Brooks and his family… will never place blame where it belongs… they’ll feed into his delusion and continue to give them life. It would be like screaming at a cripple to walk, to try to convince him and his family that HIS actions were the catalyst.

    • @kathleenwindsor5679
      @kathleenwindsor5679 Год назад +6

      His mother needs to seek help for her enabling. She had the gall to say he didn’t remember doing this. Then WHY did he try to escape, change his appearance and lie to the police???

    • @sarahmurphy8030
      @sarahmurphy8030 Год назад +1

      Exactly

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад

      His denial about his guilt is unbelievable. His family do nothing to help him to accept his guilt!

    • @NotSoSerious69420
      @NotSoSerious69420 Год назад +3

      @@kathleenwindsor5679 she should’ve caught a charge for allowing him to take the SAME car he ran over his ex in AGAIN. She’s not innocent in all this.

    • @sallycinnamon5370
      @sallycinnamon5370 Год назад +1

      I’ll bet she has been beaten up by him but then forgave himself because he “didn’t remember”

  • @vickimeyers9306
    @vickimeyers9306 Год назад +5

    Vehemently. He learned a new word.

  • @illumination101
    @illumination101 Год назад +11

    What's kinda funny is he doesn't realize she's gonna be the one sentencing him.
    Edit: he tries to make the judge look bad wen the jury comes out

  • @kawehionalani3957
    @kawehionalani3957 Год назад +14

    As if he’s doing the jury a favor! 😂 this clown 🤡 I can’t

  • @destiny6926
    @destiny6926 Год назад +5

    Legend has it he is still arguing subject matter jurisdiction

  • @thetruepatriot7733
    @thetruepatriot7733 Год назад +79

    I used jury nullification in 2006, I was a juror on a theft case and voted not guilty based soely on jury nullification. A man was arrested for stealing 2 cans of baby formula, he was an unemployed single dad. I was aware of jury nullification long before the trial, during jury deliberations I didn't tell my fellow jurors or the judge I was voting based on jury nullification (I wasn't required to). I simply voted not guilty with no discussion or explanation given to the other jurors. The man had confessed to the theft when he was questioned by the police. Because he confessed, the jurors thought they were legally obligated to vote guilty. Everyone voted guilty but me.... they tried to convince me but I stayed quiet and kept saying not guilty. No law shall exist that prevents a parent from feeding their hungry child. When your child is crying and starving, a parent has a RIGHT and a moral obligation to beg, borrow, or steal to protect the life of their child.

    • @akibarasasaki
      @akibarasasaki Год назад +8

      Damn skippy.

    • @mwild8787
      @mwild8787 Год назад +10

      There's never an excuse to steal. If that father asked for help to buy the formula even a stranger would have helped.

    • @gamers7800
      @gamers7800 Год назад +15

      Thank God he wasn’t on this Jury😮

    • @rationallyruby
      @rationallyruby Год назад +19

      @@gamers7800 if he was on this jury he would have found him guilty. This type of case the commenter is talking about is literally what jury nullification is for… he did this for moral reasons.

    • @gamers7800
      @gamers7800 Год назад +9

      @@rationallyruby I’m not so sure, there’s always a loose screw on most jury’s. One blue hair snow flake and this monster would have walked.

  • @leslieshand4509
    @leslieshand4509 Год назад +3

    I honestly anted to hear this amazing judge say” I quite frankly don’t care what you object to asshole”

  • @bettyshortsleeve8248
    @bettyshortsleeve8248 Год назад +19

    What he wants is to tell his witness jury they have the power to be on his side he finding a way to get off a murder conviction creepy disgusting man .what about those poor people that died omg I might be wrong but that's what I see.

  • @morahtoni1253
    @morahtoni1253 Год назад +13

    State v. Brooks (2022) ruled that a defendant can be found guilty off of their disrespectful behavior

    • @Quinntus79
      @Quinntus79 Год назад

      No. He was found guilty based on the facts of the case.

  • @sandywhite9796
    @sandywhite9796 Год назад +3

    Why does he think the jury would have any desire to do that??

  • @royrayburn1503
    @royrayburn1503 Год назад +6

    He's like the kid on the back seat repeating asking ,ARE WE THERE YET

  • @bonjovirocks24
    @bonjovirocks24 Год назад +7

    This reminds me of the many situations when Matlock asked the judge if a ruling was lawful law and the judge said "No, it's not lawful law. You caught me. This case is dismissed."

  • @ameswho9548
    @ameswho9548 Год назад +5

    at least the jury is getting in their cardio with all the comings and goings due to this vile P.O. S.

  • @willyjohnstone4738
    @willyjohnstone4738 Год назад +4

    In a way I am so happy that he argued the jury nullification, because the jury definitely listened and look at what they did in the end. GUILTY ON ALL CHARGES.

  • @josephharris9662
    @josephharris9662 Год назад +6

    He could have argued jury nullification until he passed out but I can imagine after they saw the videos of him in the car plowing through people…it wasn’t going to happen. At this point, even he knew it was over…he was stalling being accountable. It’s classic narcissism.

  • @saundrahuff5870
    @saundrahuff5870 Год назад +14

    That tie on him is really tight. It needs to be a bit more tighter, just to let him remember he has the right to shut his mouth, even when he has no ability to stop.