Judge Boots Darrell Brooks from Courtroom After Multiple Outbursts

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2022
  • Judge Jennifer Dorow removed Waukesha parade massacre suspect Darrell Brooks from the courtroom multiple times for disruptions on Tuesday. The Law&Crime Daily team has the latest on this trial.
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  • @annalawson6343
    @annalawson6343 Год назад +171

    This judge deserves combat pay

  • @traildoggy
    @traildoggy Год назад +219

    He knows these are the last minor bits of control he will ever have over his life.

    • @msknowitall4085
      @msknowitall4085 Год назад +20

      He has no control...that ended when he was taken into custody. This POS is not used to being held accountable!!

    • @BryonYoungblood
      @BryonYoungblood Год назад +7

      @@msknowitall4085 Exactly, and he's doing all this to try to get out of his charges

    • @fehlrock
      @fehlrock Год назад +1

      Interesting

    • @CajunSmack
      @CajunSmack Год назад +6

      Last ditch effort. And surprise, it won't work!

    • @superoldgamesaturday3277
      @superoldgamesaturday3277 Год назад +1

      @Douglas Jones He was smart enough to listen to Joe Biden and run those people over. 10 bucks says Biden will pardon him.

  • @612osiris
    @612osiris Год назад +109

    Even lawyers have a lawyer defending them.

  • @MaidensWorldOfWax
    @MaidensWorldOfWax Год назад +119

    A man who represents himself, has a fool for a client.

  • @anitamartini5144
    @anitamartini5144 Год назад +105

    This is the kind of case that compels me to support the death penalty

    • @SleepyUncleSam
      @SleepyUncleSam Год назад

      Wisconsin doesn't have the death penalty

    • @ian5780
      @ian5780 Год назад +5

      This is the kind of case it's used for. No one wants to kill a common thief unless they feel they're own life is in danger.

    • @cjstats1514
      @cjstats1514 Год назад +3

      Life in prisons worse.

    • @purplelisa1960
      @purplelisa1960 Год назад +6

      @cj stats, not for the taxpayer.

    • @superoldgamesaturday3277
      @superoldgamesaturday3277 Год назад

      And make it the Amos Miller method for Brooks.

  • @thetowertarot13
    @thetowertarot13 Год назад +90

    It’s a shame he’s allowed to keep up with his behavior for any length of time I feel bad for the victims family 😢

    • @deebennett7912
      @deebennett7912 Год назад +7

      I know. I do too. I cannot imagine how the ones in the courtroom must feel.

    • @justincraig398
      @justincraig398 Год назад +8

      It’s a shame he’s allowed to breathe.

    • @Libra-we4yz
      @Libra-we4yz Год назад +6

      He is getting worse by the day smh I really can’t understand how this is allowed but have faith the judge knows what she is doing so he can’t claim unfair trial

    • @kepecos
      @kepecos Год назад +4

      *victims’ families. There are like 70 of his victims

    • @illumination101
      @illumination101 11 месяцев назад

      The end justify the means. Prayers for all he inflicted his evil presence on. He damaged everyone in his evil path. ✝️

  • @hyperiondragon
    @hyperiondragon Год назад +132

    He was going to lose anyway. Choosing to represent yourself is as good as losing the case on arrival. I guess he decided to put on a show before he lost.

    • @nickysantoro9194
      @nickysantoro9194 Год назад

      Yeh but it shouldn't be. Especially when the P defender works more with DA than with the client.

    • @kriss3d
      @kriss3d Год назад +1

      That's my take as well. It'll. Be his last laugh before going to jail for good.

    • @kriss3d
      @kriss3d Год назад +5

      @@nickysantoro9194 I hope you're not suggesting that public defendants are working with the prosecutors in any improper way.

    • @Timmichanga361
      @Timmichanga361 Год назад +1

      Hes a SovCit...it's what they do. Normally they do this same song and dance for traffic tickets and convince themselves they are right. They choose to live outside the law but cry and beg for the protections the law provides. This isnt a traffic ticket...this is 70+ charges of murder and attempted murder.

    • @honeybunch5765
      @honeybunch5765 Год назад +3

      It's always the crazy ones who thinks they can defend themselves in court.

  • @joycehughes4522
    @joycehughes4522 Год назад +86

    Lock him up ASAP

    • @MaidensWorldOfWax
      @MaidensWorldOfWax Год назад +6

      Too easy, Car battery, a set of jumper cables and a bathtub of water.

    • @TheIkaika777
      @TheIkaika777 Год назад

      @@MaidensWorldOfWax, Too quick. A blow torch and a pair of pliers.

    • @jc-le4sf
      @jc-le4sf Год назад

      Nipple tassels, feathers, hot wax

    • @basedretard844
      @basedretard844 Год назад +2

      Innocent until proven guilty

    • @Dusty_Den
      @Dusty_Den Год назад +2

      He is locked up...

  • @arndnaj
    @arndnaj Год назад +166

    The judge is making a clear record for when she revokes his right to self representation. She had no good reason to not allow him his right to self representation initially, but she is very carefully making a clear record for when she revokes it. She's more shrewd than she's being given credit for.

    • @missssophisicated6742
      @missssophisicated6742 Год назад +16

      Exactly..I don't understand why others can't see this..

    • @arndnaj
      @arndnaj Год назад +6

      @@missssophisicated6742 they don't take the time to stop and think things through. She's very likely going to Blandino him.

    • @Dusty_Den
      @Dusty_Den Год назад +7

      Thanks for the info, I didnt realize she could revoke it

    • @magneticjanet5881
      @magneticjanet5881 Год назад +6

      Agreed it’s not the judges first rodeo

    • @markday3145
      @markday3145 Год назад +11

      The question is: when will the judge revoke his right to represent himself? If he continues to act the way he has so far, he's not going to be allowed in the courtroom, and that would seriously impair his ability to present a defense, possibly to the point of causing a mistrial or grounds for appeal. And with jury selection already in progress, the judge isn't going to want to waste (potential) jurors' time, and so will want new counsel selected quickly so the trial can proceed.
      My guess is that he's going to be so uncooperative during jury selection, that the judge will be forced to revoke his right to self representation before they have finished jury selection.

  • @blackgarmentbag7482
    @blackgarmentbag7482 Год назад +3

    Him yelling in the adjacent courtroom while being muted in the primary courtroom is wonderful.

  • @MickNolan-ms5rw
    @MickNolan-ms5rw Год назад +22

    This guy is a complete fool

    • @lynnu25
      @lynnu25 Год назад

      He's one very very disgusting human!!!

  • @missysbloglife
    @missysbloglife Год назад +20

    She should never have allowed him to rep himself.

    • @missssophisicated6742
      @missssophisicated6742 Год назад +6

      He's gonna eventually have a lawyer..but it needed to play out to lessen his chance of appeal..

    • @arndnaj
      @arndnaj Год назад +3

      @@missssophisicated6742 exactly!

    • @5Ci0N
      @5Ci0N Год назад +1

      @@missssophisicated6742 he can't appeal for a mistrial on himself.
      How does no one understand that if you waive you're right to an Attorney, you waive your right to an appeal.
      He would be able to argue the sentence, but not the verdict.

    • @maryb6672
      @maryb6672 Год назад +3

      @@5Ci0N No, he can’t appeal based on ineffective assistance of counsel BUT he can appeal any legal error made during the trial. Ex-evidence admitted that shouldn’t have been admitted, rulings made in error, prosecutorial misconduct. The list goes on & on. His only limit on appeal is trying to say he had ineffective counsel.

  • @brittanyfink3446
    @brittanyfink3446 8 месяцев назад +3

    The judge is allowing him to prosecute himself. It’s very clear and incredibly smart.

  • @dollarcostbackpacker1226
    @dollarcostbackpacker1226 Год назад +22

    These people ever stop to think and ask are they are clowns?

    • @MatthewHarrisLawPLLC
      @MatthewHarrisLawPLLC Год назад

      I'm going to guess, "no" lol

    • @MajesticMacaroon
      @MajesticMacaroon Год назад +4

      I think he knows what he's doing and he knows he's guilty. He's just trying to make this process as long and painful as possible for everyone.

    • @turdfurg1517
      @turdfurg1517 Год назад +1

      Maggie Mendoza
      He's a coward narcissist not wanting to be held accountable for his actions does it really surprise you

    • @aprilsgiggle
      @aprilsgiggle Год назад

      I'll give you ONE guess

    • @kriss3d
      @kriss3d Год назад

      No. But on top of that. The man knows he's going to jail.. It's not like he have anything to lose.

  • @tormentorxl2732
    @tormentorxl2732 Год назад +22

    People like him only understand punishment. His attempt to disrupt, muddle and mock the courtroom is something that you, or I couldn’t get away with.

    • @kriss3d
      @kriss3d Год назад

      Putting him in jail now isn't much of a punishments when he knows he's going away.

    • @tormentorxl2732
      @tormentorxl2732 Год назад

      @@kriss3d understood, but his game, or notoriety is urging others to follow.

  • @nancygreen3705
    @nancygreen3705 Год назад +4

    His behavior in court (today is day 9) is continually disruptive & disrespectful. It is clear that he has no respect for the law or the court and has no problem disregarding same. He does not deserve a trial.

  • @broden4838
    @broden4838 Год назад +64

    5 words to ending Brook's bad behavior:
    You may fire when ready.

  • @BuffyLynn1968
    @BuffyLynn1968 Год назад +17

    Judge is just going through the process so no one can say he was denied his rights. I bet by Fri he’s got an attorney and a courtroom to himself.

  • @peggybarry911
    @peggybarry911 Год назад +7

    Why do we have to give this criminal free reign? He needs to be silenced and in jail.

    • @sanfranciscobay
      @sanfranciscobay Год назад

      He is silenced and in another room.

    • @kriss3d
      @kriss3d Год назад

      He will be once he is in jail.. But if he was silenced improper then he could appeal and claim. He didn't get a fair trial.
      Trust me it's the ONLY reason they let him do this.

  • @Christopheractiejr
    @Christopheractiejr 10 месяцев назад +3

    What could he possibly be shouting at the bailiffs? What makes him think they would care?

  • @AirDwindler402
    @AirDwindler402 Год назад +72

    He's just trying to delay the inevitable. Him getting slashed in prison

    • @Sammy-dushi
      @Sammy-dushi Год назад

      He bin in jail so much wanne bet he sadley have more friends and fam there then outside

    • @SirWrecksy
      @SirWrecksy Год назад +3

      @@Sammy-dushi
      Only takes one homie with a shank who don't like him or wants a reputation

  • @wannabe4668
    @wannabe4668 Год назад +34

    Just remember laws and rights don’t apply to him because he doesn’t recognize them as a self proclaimed sovereign citizen. He can’t pick and choose which ones do or do not apply. They all do or none of them do. It’s that simple

    • @kriss3d
      @kriss3d Год назад +3

      Thing is. If he really meant that then he wouldn't have the rights either.

    • @karolynknight931
      @karolynknight931 Год назад

      Good point!

    • @jesseihnen6897
      @jesseihnen6897 Год назад +1

      @@kriss3d not exactly. Sovereign citizens believe that laws are based on consent of the governed, but rights are inherent. So they will assert any rights that they want, as they find convenient, but claim to not consent to any laws which they find inconvenient. It's a remarkably entitled way to live.

    • @kriss3d
      @kriss3d Год назад +1

      @@jesseihnen6897 absolutely yes. They have no grounds on law except misrepresentation and cherry picking of laws and their meaning.

    • @kriss3d
      @kriss3d Год назад +1

      @Jill Skelington His defence is also all over the place. It does seem like he attempted to either defend himself by what looks like arguing that somone held him at gunpoint in the car ( as he keeps asking if anyone saw anyone else in the car on the rear seats. Otherwise I have no idea where he's going with that. ) Or he is trying to argue that he tried to warn people by honking the horn.
      This isnt going well for him. But he likely knew that.
      I cant imagine where he thinks his arguments about not identifying himself as Brooks is supposed to go. The judge should either ask him what he identifies as just to clearify that. Or call him out for lying as Im VERY sure his drivers license or other ID papers has that name on it.

  • @MNDashcam
    @MNDashcam Год назад +14

    This seems to happen a lot with people who try to represent themselves.

    • @SleepyUncleSam
      @SleepyUncleSam Год назад

      He is guilty no matter who represents him, he was caught on camera

  • @jayciel8498
    @jayciel8498 Год назад +3

    i hate theyre doing all this accomidation and patience for that man. sentence him to life and throw away the key. simple

  • @elizaleroux9173
    @elizaleroux9173 Год назад +5

    They should stop that part, that you can represent yourself.. It's nonsense. He just wants more attention and looking for a reason to appeal one day..
    GAG him and only speak to him trough a court appointed lawyer. Wasting time and money.

  • @MatthewHarrisLawPLLC
    @MatthewHarrisLawPLLC Год назад +33

    Removing him from the Court is most likely going to be one of his points on appeal for depriving him of the right to participate. However, since it is a problem of his own making, I don't think it's going to get any conviction overturned.

    • @cariann2220
      @cariann2220 Год назад +3

      Yea that def won't work on appeal, as he does still have the right to participate from the other courtroom, can hear and see everything happening and they can unmute him when they need to instead of allowing him to speak out of turn in the courtroom.

    • @holisterbruxly4554
      @holisterbruxly4554 Год назад +4

      It will all just delay the inevitable. They can retry him and then deny him the right to represent himself.

    • @MatthewHarrisLawPLLC
      @MatthewHarrisLawPLLC Год назад

      @@cariann2220 The one thing that would give me concern would be how they are handling his objections if he is muted. If the Court is filtering objections, then who determines what objection is allowed to be made?

    • @cariann2220
      @cariann2220 Год назад +3

      @@MatthewHarrisLawPLLC thats the judge who gets to determine when objections are made correctly and when they are not. He can write on his pad and as I said if they want to ask him if he objects to something they can unmute and ask. My guess is he doesn't even understand what proper objections are and he will probably never object in a proper way since he is not a lawyer and doesn't know the laws.

    • @cariann2220
      @cariann2220 Год назад +3

      @@MatthewHarrisLawPLLC all his objections tho, however nonsensical, are all being recorded down to keep on the record. They are not proper objections though.

  • @vocalcoachadonis
    @vocalcoachadonis Год назад +6

    In his mind diversion keeps him from having to face the facts--buys him a little time but at the end he'll still go down and receive his just reward.

  • @JASONBROWN-bt9dz
    @JASONBROWN-bt9dz Год назад +15

    I was at church whenever this happened last year and when I read about it I was just floored

    • @teresaboyer5707
      @teresaboyer5707 Год назад +6

      He didn’t just hit them. He RAN OVER them.

  • @gerikelly
    @gerikelly Год назад +8

    This judge has the patience of Job. Good for her.

  • @MrJohn49g
    @MrJohn49g Год назад +5

    I think that's what he is trying to do get a mistrial or an appeal.

    • @funfact8660
      @funfact8660 Год назад +2

      It's not working

    • @johnbubba1143
      @johnbubba1143 Год назад +1

      What he's trying to do is squeegee a water covered road in a thunderstorm

    • @MrJohn49g
      @MrJohn49g Год назад +1

      @@funfact8660 True but he thinks so.

  • @TheNobleB
    @TheNobleB Год назад +5

    Judge must regain control of HER COURTROOM immediately or this will continue to be a complete circus.

    • @kirielbranson4843
      @kirielbranson4843 Год назад

      I know I am months late but no one can regain control of the courtroom when a sovereign citizen is involved. They never stop talking. They never let anyone finish a sentence. They don't believe any court has jurisdiction over them. They don't even participate in a conversation normally, never answering questions, pretending they don't understand, and using language only they understand. The judge is in a tough spot in how to shut him up and still let him participate to avoid a mistrial.

    • @davidbrown8517
      @davidbrown8517 8 месяцев назад

      Just read your comment. Judge Dorow did everything correctly for the families, no chance of a mistrial, over a thousand years in prison, and zero possibility of child killer Brooks winning any appeal.

  • @theyareherebecausetheyputu7962
    @theyareherebecausetheyputu7962 Год назад +9

    An eye for an eye.

    • @LKaramazov
      @LKaramazov Год назад +2

      The only way an eye for an eye will work is if we legalize cruel and unusual punishment. He only has one life, and he took 6.

    • @missysbloglife
      @missysbloglife Год назад

      No DP in Wisconsin

  • @thomaslouis5626
    @thomaslouis5626 Год назад +77

    And this years "I'm pretending I'm insane, because it will be the basis of my appeal" award goes to:

    • @pinkakagreen
      @pinkakagreen Год назад

      I truly believe this guy is mentally ill. he isnt playing around. certifiable

    • @ian5780
      @ian5780 Год назад

      No I think he really is just that uncivilized.

    • @hanksoandso8778
      @hanksoandso8778 Год назад +2

      Every reason the judge gives for his removal is evidence that her decision to allow self representation was made in error: "he has never filed an appropriate motion"..."he has failed to follow even the simplest of procedural requirements"...etc. etc.

    • @marissaanderson1739
      @marissaanderson1739 Год назад +2

      Not this guy...he sucks at it 🤣

    • @arndnaj
      @arndnaj Год назад

      @@hanksoandso8778 she made the decision because he had not yet given her the evidence she needs to revoke his self representation. He's about to get Blandinoed. See Our Nevada Judges Revocation of Kim Blandino's right to self representation, though she will not take as long to come to the decision to revoke his right to self representation as they did. She's being very deliberate in giving him every opportunity to abide by the court rules and decorum and making a clear record. He will get his right to self representation revoked if he continues the sovereign citizen bs.

  • @joed9269
    @joed9269 Год назад +4

    I knew the judge shouldn’t have given him the right to represent himself. Bring the lawyers back and keep him in his cell.

    • @Blasted2Oblivion
      @Blasted2Oblivion Год назад +1

      The problem is that he has the right to self representation. Outright denying it would lead to sanctions for the judge and for him to get a new trial. The judge is doing exactly what she needs to do. If he keeps up this behavior enough, it will give her the option to revoke his self representation.

  • @danime35
    @danime35 Год назад +12

    The judge is doing her best but I think it's time to just assign him attorneys and let the trial proceed.

    • @hanksoandso8778
      @hanksoandso8778 Год назад

      Every word the judge utters as reason to remove him is evidence of her improper decision to allow him to defend himself.

    • @danime35
      @danime35 Год назад

      @@hanksoandso8778 you know what that's fair. But since sure went down this path she's going by the book but I think it's clear he's not fit to defend himself. Since he likes to play word games I wouldn't said "since you can't 'understand' then you get an attorney to do that for you".

    • @HJKampe
      @HJKampe Год назад +2

      @@hanksoandso8778 The judge has to respect his right to represent himself. He can say he doesn't "understand" anything but that's nothing more than a sovcit tactic. In fact, in his pretrial he asked questions to the judge about the things she was saying which proves he did understand what she was saying to him (I.e. "what's the relevance of that?") despite that he kept saying he didn't understand what was being said. Lastly, he has been found competent to stand trail more than once.

    • @hanksoandso8778
      @hanksoandso8778 Год назад

      @@HJKampe I'll concede that those who found him competent to stand trial have opinions that matter more than mine.
      As far as defending himself in court he must be competent enough to "participate in proceedings" (I think that is exact language) he is not.

  • @joefrawley5295
    @joefrawley5295 Год назад +9

    Why not put him in a room with the family members of who he killed?
    Let them work it out with Mr. Brooks since he's a sovereign citizen they can use his ideas of law and order?

    • @melistasy
      @melistasy Год назад

      Good idea

    • @HardRockMaster7577
      @HardRockMaster7577 Год назад

      They could announce the date and time they are releasing him as a free man...

  • @leahbia82
    @leahbia82 Год назад +4

    He had a better chance with a lawyer and him silent. He wouldn't have even been able to be silent. he woulda been interrupting his lawyers too. LMFAO

    • @thomasneal9291
      @thomasneal9291 Год назад +1

      no lawyer will take cases from sovcits. not even public defenders.

  • @only1jamesp
    @only1jamesp Год назад +3

    He’s possibly acting insane on purpose

  • @annamarielewis7078
    @annamarielewis7078 Год назад +3

    This is ridiculous. Just shut him up and try him in absentia

  • @mandalynn410
    @mandalynn410 Год назад +8

    That should have never happened why do they get so many chances to hurt innocent people?

    • @superoldgamesaturday3277
      @superoldgamesaturday3277 Год назад +2

      Because Biden told him to do it.

    • @justthatgirl-ct4jo
      @justthatgirl-ct4jo Год назад

      ​@@superoldgamesaturday3277 You're a weird one for sure

    • @superoldgamesaturday3277
      @superoldgamesaturday3277 Год назад +1

      @@justthatgirl-ct4jo Biden DID tell him to do it and Brooks said that he heard Biden line about the need for justice for the kiddie diddlers that Rittenhouse as a call to action. Then again, you hate reality, so shut up, gash.

  • @jafo617
    @jafo617 Год назад +9

    On some level he has to know what he did is indefensible and that he’s going to get a sentence where they put him in hole and he won’t see much of daylight again. This is a stall tactic or him making a mockery of the judicial system. Or both. Not helping his case either way.

  • @LorieJ606
    @LorieJ606 Год назад +30

    There is no such thing as a sovereign citizen. You are either a sovereign OR you are a citizen. A true sovereign would never run their automobile into a group of people.

    • @qwerty13380
      @qwerty13380 Год назад

      That is not true. The name, sovereign citizen, came from their own group when they were formed years ago. Sovereign citizens are typically felons of some sort, typically convicted of robbery or assault.

    • @mimi-lg8lo
      @mimi-lg8lo Год назад

      Your statement just reiterates just how unintelligent "Sovereign citizens" are!

  • @kpavao619
    @kpavao619 Год назад +9

    The fact that this clown actually has the “right” and opportunity to conduct himself like this in a courtroom literally shows the lack of progress in our judicial system. The TRUE understanding of what an American’s Right’s actually entail continue to be blurred resulting in this disrespectful and idiotic behavior. This horrible human does not deserve another day of breathing nor does he deserve any opportunity to show his asinine behavior to get the notoriety he is looking for.

  • @dlaw515856
    @dlaw515856 Год назад +5

    I still don’t get why he hasn’t been charged with hate crimes

    • @brendanmaclean3013
      @brendanmaclean3013 Год назад

      Why would it be a hate crime?

    • @dlaw515856
      @dlaw515856 Год назад

      @@brendanmaclean3013 Are you familiar with the guy besides the early parts of the trial?

  • @wannabe4668
    @wannabe4668 Год назад +25

    I tell ya the judge is getting some good experience on how to deal with these sovereign nuts. This will be case law in schools in the future. She is beautiful by the way

  • @KM-zu9we
    @KM-zu9we Год назад +2

    Even if she revokes his right to represent himself and he gets legal council back…. He will continue to be disruptive and act out the same exact way.

    • @sanfranciscobay
      @sanfranciscobay Год назад

      If that happens, they will be put in another room and muted when others are talking so the process can move forward.

    • @christinemartin8095
      @christinemartin8095 Год назад

      She can’t revoke his right to self representation, she made that very clear in court and made us also very clear that he could not have stand by council,
      He makes a very good job of legal argument when he needs to, siting legal precedent, for his argument, and this will be his undoing for a appeal.

  • @mytinyjourney
    @mytinyjourney Год назад +1

    Why can’t he be held in contempt and thrown out. Lawyers can be held in contempt ??

  • @brookegilley5500
    @brookegilley5500 Год назад +6

    The man that kidnapped my mother was thrown from the courtroom due to outbursts/bad behavior etc. He was sentenced to 210 years in prison, takes it to the Supreme and its ruled a retrial in his favor because the judge violated his right to be present at his own trial.

    • @Blasted2Oblivion
      @Blasted2Oblivion Год назад +8

      I am willing to bet there is more to the case you are talking about because everything the judge is doing here is appropriate. He is still present for his trial. Just over zoom. A perfectly reasonable response to his obstructionist and dilatory behavior. If he keeps it up, he can even have his self representation revoked.

  • @mayito9100
    @mayito9100 Год назад +29

    This is clear evidence of our decline as modern society. Some laws need to change fast

    • @mandalynn410
      @mandalynn410 Год назад +2

      They changing them the wrong way not to where it helps society.

  • @normgardner4560
    @normgardner4560 Год назад +1

    So is Brooks saying he is NOT the driver, thus not guilty?

  • @charlenemocksing6909
    @charlenemocksing6909 Год назад +3

    This defendant is showcasing and not taking this serious. I hope they can get a grip on this. He’s obviously delaying any effort against him.

  • @patriciajustice9795
    @patriciajustice9795 Год назад +3

    The judge is amazing.

  • @2Hearts1Soul823
    @2Hearts1Soul823 Год назад +1

    As I've said before, with or without a lawyer his freedom card is shredded and revoked.. He won't see the light of day.

  • @KrayZRyder
    @KrayZRyder Год назад +2

    If he doesn’t recognize his name, did he cash those stimulus checks? What name was on them?

  • @Bluenariangirl
    @Bluenariangirl Год назад +1

    I would not feel comfortable as a juor with this man having my information much less being in the same room with him ranting and raving

  • @mommy2natia
    @mommy2natia Год назад +2

    Why is this not being blown up by the MSM? Smh

  • @snoot4873
    @snoot4873 Год назад +20

    Uh wtf did this judge expect?! It's common knowledge these sovereign citizens pulls these bs tricks in courts yet she allows him to represent himself 🤦‍♀️

    • @stephanieames66
      @stephanieames66 Год назад +9

      She has to show good faith to give him his chance. If she did not she would be criticized for that.

    • @guest6398
      @guest6398 Год назад +7

      She still has to create the written record of it all so his conviction won’t be overturned. She knows perfectly well it’s a clown show.

    • @cdelane3335
      @cdelane3335 Год назад +6

      She has to at least give him a opportunity because it's his constitutional right even though he wants to try to say he's a sovereign citizen.

    • @TheIkaika777
      @TheIkaika777 Год назад

      Let him bury himself.

    • @hanksoandso8778
      @hanksoandso8778 Год назад +3

      Every reason the judge gives for his removal is evidence that her decision to allow self representation was done in error:
      "He has NEVER filed an appropriate motion"..."He has failed to follow the SIMPLEST of procedural requirements"...etc. etc.

  • @GrizzlyUrsusArctos
    @GrizzlyUrsusArctos Год назад +2

    Why is the judge dismissing the fact he’s been a schizophrenic his whole life? Tax $ shouldn’t be wasted on this. What’s her agenda? He should be in a criminally insane institution with no trial.

    • @HJKampe
      @HJKampe Год назад +1

      She never dismissed that... In fact, Brooks dropped his defense of not guilty by insanity. He did that to himself. Plus, he has been found competent to stand trial more than once from psych evaluations.

    • @maryb6672
      @maryb6672 Год назад

      4 doctors disagree. All 4 found his only diagnosis’s are personality disorders. No psychotic symptoms, not even a mood disorder. Personality disorders can’t be treated with medication.

  • @mks9469
    @mks9469 Год назад +1

    I love how he puts him in “time out”. 😂😂

  • @jeffhess7130
    @jeffhess7130 Год назад +3

    The DEATH PENALTY Is Crying Out For JUSTICE ⚖️

  • @dand33911
    @dand33911 Год назад +4

    Sovereign citizen is an oxymoron.

    • @TheIkaika777
      @TheIkaika777 Год назад

      Exactly! You cannot be both sovereign and a citizen. 🤣🤦🏼‍♂️

  • @b.1162
    @b.1162 Год назад +5

    Am I still shadowbanned for saying he committed a hate crime or nah?

    • @Handsoffblackgirls
      @Handsoffblackgirls Год назад

      It was definitely a hate crime. This was planned. 🙏🏾

    • @b.1162
      @b.1162 Год назад

      Whoever replied to this is definitely shadowbanned bc I don't see your comment. But maybe this means I'm out of censorship jail now.
      So I'll reiterate: Darrell Brooks Jr did what he did out of anti-hwite hatred, payback for the Rittenhouse acquittal and support for Bl*ck nationalist hate groups. This can clearly be deduced from his social media pages that the media is purposely staying silent on.

    • @melistasy
      @melistasy Год назад

      I don't know, why do you think that? It might be too difficult to prove.

    • @b.1162
      @b.1162 Год назад

      ​@@melistasy I'm not saying it would be easy to prove, but I've been following the case from the minute it happened and they declared it not a hate crime BEFORE it was even investigated. They never even attempted to connect the dots. And the media has been extremely deliberate with their wording. I know you know that if a hwite man intentionally drove through a crowd of blck people after writing about wanting to target them specifically, this would have been treated a LOT different.

    • @chrissearer1896
      @chrissearer1896 Год назад +1

      Nope!

  • @tigerone2353
    @tigerone2353 Год назад +1

    Take him out back. You know.
    ...for lunch...

  • @shoveitupyoura55
    @shoveitupyoura55 Год назад +1

    Even with lawyers, he was still going to be convicted, and never getting out of prison!!

  • @WindTurbineSyndrome
    @WindTurbineSyndrome Год назад +5

    Darrell's mother claims he has bipolar disorder and is not given his meds in jail and when he gets angry and defiant he is one step away from angry outburst throwing chairs and breaking things. She begged judge not to allow him to represent himself.

    • @WindTurbineSyndrome
      @WindTurbineSyndrome Год назад

      His speech and manner he is uneducated gangsta behavior he got used to bullying people family etc to get his way that's clear. He is not educated enough to represent himself. I'd be surprised if he can read and write at ,6th grade level. Proclaiming Sovereign citizen means he doesn't recognize courts authority nor his legal birth name.

    • @maryb6672
      @maryb6672 Год назад +4

      I understand what his mother said. However, 4 doctors evaluated him & ALL 4 diagnosed Darrell with personality disorders (not a mood disorder like bipolar d/o). Personality disorders can’t be treated with medication.

  • @1atrcooper
    @1atrcooper Год назад +1

    Due process is not needed in this case

  • @magneticjanet5881
    @magneticjanet5881 Год назад +2

    He is the only one to blame for the position he’s in

  • @claudiadresel4216
    @claudiadresel4216 Год назад +4

    🙏 for all

  • @The_Cadaver
    @The_Cadaver Год назад +3

    One of the few instances where I wish we could just discard a criminal without any fuss.

    • @HardRockMaster7577
      @HardRockMaster7577 Год назад

      Maybe the current SCOTUS will make that available for certain cases... like this one, for example!!!

    • @The_Cadaver
      @The_Cadaver Год назад

      @@HardRockMaster7577 Yeah, and there will be mountains made of ice cream and big-breasted women everywhere.

    • @HardRockMaster7577
      @HardRockMaster7577 Год назад

      @@The_Cadaver Sounds like a Snoop Dog/Katy Perry collaboration!!!

  • @RB1US
    @RB1US Год назад +5

    Why is she allowing him to rep himself? He's stated clearly that he understands nothing and DEMONSTRATED is incompetent regarding basic court procedure.

    • @sanfranciscobay
      @sanfranciscobay Год назад +1

      The level for self representation is that he understands the process and is able to speak clearly.

    • @HJKampe
      @HJKampe Год назад

      He can say he doesn't understand anything but that's nothing more than a sovcit tactic. Lots of sovereign citizens have tried to do that to no avail.

  • @Pamela-Lynne
    @Pamela-Lynne Год назад +1

    I’d pay good money to hear all that was said in the second courtroom every time he was in there. You know he made a complete and bigger fool out of himself over there. I’m sure many many people would enjoy hearing those times.

  • @cocksure8430
    @cocksure8430 Год назад +3

    So , 752 consecutive years later.....😂🤣😂

    • @lucindatwo9921
      @lucindatwo9921 Год назад +1

      Plus six consecutive life sentences. I think it would be "fair to say" that we've seen the last of Darrell Brooks. Although we did get to see him rolled into a courtroom in Milwaukee strapped to a giant stroller, so that was kinda fun.

  • @Mo_Regan
    @Mo_Regan Год назад +2

    Where is the actual video of the court proceedings

  • @suzukino1933
    @suzukino1933 Год назад

    The disrespect is astounding......not for the court! For the people he has murdered.....what a slug.....

  • @maddieadams75
    @maddieadams75 Год назад +1

    😂 Sovereign Citizens which he discovered in his jailhouse law degree. Tell him no Sovereign Citizens wins any case in any court in any state.

    • @johnbubba1143
      @johnbubba1143 Год назад

      closest they get to a "win" is charges reduced or a plea deal to just shut'em up.

    • @funfact8660
      @funfact8660 Год назад +2

      He also discovered those Hell's Angels locked up down from his jail cell, have him as marked and tainted goods as well

    • @maddieadams75
      @maddieadams75 Год назад

      @@johnbubba1143 let’s hope not, other pro se cases in the last few years, ended up with life sentences. Ronnie ONeel was one of the most outrageous pro se I’ve ever seen. All of them eventually get tired of not knowing the law and usually request law assistance. Darrell is unique by using the Sovereign Citizen.

    • @johnbubba1143
      @johnbubba1143 Год назад

      @@maddieadams75 too be fair I was referring to sovtards who play that nonsense about traffic tickets or trespassing charges. Lesser crimes and traffic tickets.
      I suppose I shoulda worded it better. I do apologize.
      As for this POS, he's grasping at any straw he can to try and avoid consequences.

  • @Warblade2009
    @Warblade2009 Год назад +1

    I've been wondering. has there been any defendent that represents themselves without a counsel, ever win a case??

    • @maryb6672
      @maryb6672 Год назад +1

      Yes. Definitely. It’s rare for sure. But it has happened.

  • @c.erine78
    @c.erine78 Год назад +4

    This is just sad, the man is not healthy in his mind and he is slowly digging his own grave.

    • @EllenCoxBrainiac
      @EllenCoxBrainiac Год назад

      Good, he deserves to suffer, he's evil.

    • @brendanmaclean3013
      @brendanmaclean3013 Год назад +1

      Not exactly what I would call sad, this man slaughtered 6 people including an 8 year old. I say we see how far he can dig.

    • @superoldgamesaturday3277
      @superoldgamesaturday3277 Год назад +1

      Just like Biden, who egged this on.

    • @brendanmaclean3013
      @brendanmaclean3013 Год назад +1

      @@superoldgamesaturday3277 “nice weather today” “grumble grumble Biden grumble grumble”

    • @superoldgamesaturday3277
      @superoldgamesaturday3277 Год назад +1

      @@brendanmaclean3013 Biden DID egg on Brooks to murder these people and even Brooks said "I listened to Biden loud and clear." The truth hurts; cry harder, perhaps when you're Brooks' bottom at your next conjugal visit with him.

  • @llh2385
    @llh2385 Год назад +17

    Who gives a flying crap that his attorneys are women? COMPETENCE IS ALL THAT MATTERS.

    • @Fakeslimshady
      @Fakeslimshady Год назад +2

      If you blame men for this too you can play the feminist angle here as well

    • @ian5780
      @ian5780 Год назад +1

      You almost got it.

  • @shawnadennis613
    @shawnadennis613 Год назад +2

    I don’t think he should represent himself

  • @robp.7769
    @robp.7769 Год назад +1

    I wonder whether the judge should have made an exception to provide standby council to help to move these proceedings along.

  • @jeepliving1
    @jeepliving1 Год назад +6

    If this guy continues as he's been doing, the judge and the jurors are all going to wind up with PTSD from prolonged exposure to this level of stupidity. I pity all involved.

  • @LatinMaximus
    @LatinMaximus Год назад +1

    Can Judge Judy take over this trial? She would be done in 10 minutes with this clown.

  • @pntdblack
    @pntdblack Год назад +1

    Wow who didn't see this coming! Why would this judge make herself look incompetent by giving this deranged lunatic the freedom to make a mockery of her court room in the first place?

    • @brendanmaclean3013
      @brendanmaclean3013 Год назад +1

      Because it’s his constitutional right and if she denied him his rights it would be a mistrial and this guy could kill again

  • @HULLGRAFFITI
    @HULLGRAFFITI Год назад +1

    This guy has proven himself a pure coward on every level...If he refuses to follow the rule of law then give him the type of justice you see happen in places with no law...There are many places where he would have been dragged from the car and his skull caved in with whatever the crowd had to hand until someone turns up with the petrol and lighter,,

  • @justinduff979
    @justinduff979 Год назад +1

    He seems to have an idea of what he's talking about...when they let him talk.

    • @justinduff979
      @justinduff979 Год назад

      BAR FACTS
      British Accreditation Registry
       British Accreditation Registry is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness.
       A bar association is a professional body of lawyers who, in some jurisdictions, are responsible for
      the regulation of the legal profession.
       In many Commonwealth jurisdictions, the "bar association" comprises lawyers who are qualified
      as barristers or advocates (collectively known as "the bar", or "members of the bar"), while the
      "law society" comprises solicitors.
      Bar association - One Language
       In the law, the bar is also known as the community of persons engaged in the practice of law
      ("members of the bar").
       In the United States, some state bar associations are operated by their respective state
      governments which make membership in their state's bar association a requirement to practice
      before that state's courts; such states are said to have a "mandatory" or "integrated bar".
       Membership in such associations is synonymous to being admitted to the bar or being licensed
      to practice law in that state or being admitted to practice before the courts of that state.
      "PRACTICING LAW WITHOUT A LICENSE?"
       Attorneys are "Officers of the Court" (direct "conflict of interest", and attorneys are absolutely
      "BAR"red from challenging the jurisdiction of the court) and as such they have sworn to uphold
      the law as it exists, and as they have been taught.
       Named from the space enclosed by two bars or rails: one of which separated the judge's bench
      from the rest of the room; the other shut off both the bench and the area for lawyers engaged
      in trials from the space allotted to suitors, witnesses, and others.
       Such persons as appeared as speakers (advocates, or counsel) before the court, were said to be
      "called to the bar", that is, privileged so to appear, speak and otherwise serve in the presence of
      the judges as "barristers".
      British Committee for the Restitution of the Parthenon Marbles
       Anyone whose interest is at stake in a courtroom controversy is permitted to bring his or her
      case before the bar, i.e., to pass from the public gallery into that part of the room within the bar
      to present evidence and legal argument.
       Courtrooms in every nation have a bar of some form, barring the public who have no interest in
      the outcome of controversies from interfering with those whose future depends on what is
      decided from the bench as a result of what is presented (decently and in order) from within the
      bar.
       In the past, British lawyers (solicitors) were the only people that could hire a barrister (someone
      allowed to argue cases before the bar) to represent their client in court.
      Sick and Tired of Government Corruption of this Republic
       He is also sick and tired of lawyers being given special status when the truth is that any attorney
      who has been accepted into the BAR has become part of a foreign organization, the British
      Accreditation Registry.
       Let's examine this - British Accreditation Registry, the BAR to which lawyers pass a test for and
      seemingly are proud of.
       In fact, to make it perfectly clear, the writer considers 99.9 percent of lawyers as complete
      waste in regards to the administration of justice and not worthy to set foot in a place that is to
      be guided by reason and common sense.
      PVA - Company Profile
       The British Accreditation Bureau runs The Consultant Register, where Paul is a 'Certified
      Practitioner' (registration number SAC 1130).
       In contrast, the British Accreditation Bureau's Consultant Register enables clients to match their
      exact requirements with a shortlist of consultants who are accredited and have a proven track
      record.
       He is also ranked as an "Expert Advisor", the British Accreditation Bureau's criteria for which are:
      "A well known figure in his or her area of expertise with outstanding qualifications".
      Silent Conquest
       Therefore, BAR attorneys cannot be classed higher than the sovereign and are, in fact, removed
      as a sovereign since they have accepted allegiance with other than the people.
       The BAR and those associated with it are non-entities as far as the Constitution and the
      authority of the sovereign are concerned.
       Thus, we may conclude that the allegiance of BAR attorneys is not to the law established by the
      Constitution and, therefore, not to the sovereign.
      LawyerComments
       The only exceptions are those lawyers who for some reason might also be a member of some
      British bar association, but I have never met such a lawyer.
       But the client can file a complaint with the bar association in that jurisdiction and the bar may
      discipline the lawyer in the form of a suspension, disbarment, etc. That's it.
       British Accreditation Registry, which is the figment of somebody's imagination.
      BAR
       Attorneys at law are given the title of 'Esquire' through the BAR, a title meaning 'Shield Bearer';
      they carry this shield for the 'Crown of the City of London'.
       Using this rational, when the family law section of the Alabama Bar meets in Pensacola during
      the summer for both vacation and work, it must be a part of the Florida Bar.
       TBA contends that the International Bar Association (which incidentally was created after WWII)
      is "physically located at Chancery Lane behind Fleet Street in London" and within the confines of
      the Inns.
      Victory over IRS in Florida - My title [Free Republic]
       BAR is an acronym for 'British Accreditation Regency' which forms individual state bars in the
      various states in Amerika.
       The "bar" is literally the wooden railing which separates the spectator section of the courtroom
      from the front section where the judge and lawyers (those 'admitted to the bar') sit.
       Ask an attorney about the BAR oath; it specifies the 1st loyalty is to the court, the 2nd to the
      State.
      Here is an interesting legal issue for you to ponder
       International Bar Association, the only Bar association in the world, headquartered right in good
      old London town and under his own direct control, but with operations established in the
       This missing 13th Amendment suppressed and even stopped the forming or continued existence
      of any Bar association for over four decades, from 1822 to 1867, and evidence of its existence
      has been found in over 10 different states and territories throughout the United States.
       And an Amendment that deliberately targeted attorneys who were members of the Bar
      association, to prevent Bar members from holding any public office, - thereby preventing
      attorneys from passing legislation that would most assuredly serve the greedy and nefarious
      interests of ?
      Missing 13th Amendment?
       But the battle by these heirs of knighthood this time was forged against good and not evil, for
      this new thing that the People in America were calling ‘freedom’ was a dangerous consideration
      for a King.
       The International Bar Association was alive and well in America.
       “The Bar was England’s own British Accreditation Registry, its members were considered to be
      nobles -- being above the common person, and all lawyers or attorneys had to belong to it, and
      they were under the will of the King, and the Bank of England.
      Missing 13th Amendment?
       But the battle by these heirs of knighthood this time was forged against good and not evil, for
      this new thing that the People in America were calling ‘freedom’ was a dangerous consideration
      for a King.
       “The Bar was England’s own British Accreditation Registry, its members were considered to be
      nobles -- being above the common person, and all lawyers or attorneys had to belong to it, and
      they were under the will of the King, and the Bank of England.
       And if there was any opposition to his plan, he might just cause another WAR to maintain his
      position for control of the United States.
      IFTS Members
       Some government departments have delegated authority from the Controller of HMSO to
      license the re-use of the Crown copyright material which they originate.
       IFTS Accreditation is used as the method of regulating decisions about the licensing of Crown
      copyright information by those bodies.
       Non-Crown bodies can become accredited to the IFTS, although their copyright material is not
      Crown copyright and is not vested in the Controller of HMSO.
      A better plea is "Plea in Bar"; however, one must know proper proceed well, to make this one really
      stick.
       To appear 'Pro Se' or 'Pro' anything is to accept a temporary appoint to the BAR, a acronym
      {British AristocRATic Regency or British Accreditation Registry}.
       The Florida Bar as an example has 70,000 members; however, less than 2,800 members are
      Certified as Competent.

    • @justinduff979
      @justinduff979 Год назад

      Three Features of a Kangaroo Court
      Court proceedings that lack the due process protections people associate with courts of law have earned the name “kangaroo court.” The term has been in use since at least the 19th century, but it is difficult to pinpoint an exact source for it or to determine why its name includes a reference to an animal native to Australia.
      As a general rule, a kangaroo court is any proceeding that attempts to imitate a fair trial or hearing without the usual due process safeguards including the right to call witnesses, the right to confront your accuser and a hearing before a fair and impartial judge. Kangaroo court proceedings are usually a sham carried out without legal authority in which the outcome has been predetermined without regard to the evidence or to the guilt or innocence of the accused.
      Referring to something as a kangaroo court usually carries with it a negative inference because of the manner in which they are conducted. Here are three features of a kangaroo court that set it apart from normally accepted principles of fairness and justice.
      Applying laws retroactively
      Since the outcome of a kangaroo court is a foregone conclusion, one method of ensuring that a person will be found guilty is to create laws and apply them to past behavior. Ex post facto laws criminalize past conduct that was not illegal when it was performed. The benefit of ex post facto laws to those conducting a kangaroo court is that a conviction is assured.
      Ex post facto laws are a violation of the U.S. Constitution. They take away a person’s right to know in advance the type of conduct that, if performed, will violate a state or federal criminal law. Removal of this most basic due process right is a characteristic of a kangaroo court.
      Lack of impartial judges
      Because the outcome is predetermined before any evidence is presented, kangaroo court proceedings are presided over by a judge or panel of judges that is partial toward the prosecution. Judges during a trial in a kangaroo court usually limit or obstruct efforts by the accused to present evidence or witnesses favorable to the defense while placing almost no restrictions on the evidence prosecutors are allowed to present.
      The fact that the judge in a kangaroo court is part of the sham process, the punishment inflicted upon the defendant generally exceeds what might normally be justified based upon the conduct of which the defendant was accused and convicted. Harsh and severe sentences are common in a kangaroo court.
      Absence of the most basic constitutional rights
      The right against self-incrimination, the right to cross examine witnesses and the presumption of innocence are lacking in a typical kangaroo court. Constitutional safeguards would stand in the way of a kangaroo court reaching its predetermined result. In some instances, limited cross examination of witnesses and other fundamental due process rights might be allowed to the defendant to conceal the true nature of the kangaroo court.

  • @vwboymom85
    @vwboymom85 Год назад

    The Elizabeth Holmes “misconduct” sounds like a bunch of BS.

  • @toolsdealsautomobiles6980
    @toolsdealsautomobiles6980 Год назад

    After a attack like the one he did and then to come in to play games. He is getting his 5 seconds of fam and to make a mockery of the law

  • @funfact8660
    @funfact8660 Год назад +1

    He's already a Dead Man Walking

  • @kds365
    @kds365 Год назад

    Gather your torches and pitchforks.

  • @mokane54
    @mokane54 Год назад

    He shoiuldn't allowed to defend himself. He's totally incompetent.

  • @Saanonymous80
    @Saanonymous80 Год назад +1

    You forgot to put ALLEGEDLY

  • @LKaramazov
    @LKaramazov Год назад +7

    He can represent himself? Oh, oh! Looks like another trial of “THE EVIDENCE WILL SHOW!!!”

    • @MatthewHarrisLawPLLC
      @MatthewHarrisLawPLLC Год назад +1

      Ah, Ronnie O'Neal! I'm sure you're right.

    • @johnbubba1143
      @johnbubba1143 Год назад

      god i hope not. my liver is still healing from the " the evidence will show" drinking game.

    • @LKaramazov
      @LKaramazov Год назад +1

      @@johnbubba1143 😂

  • @fuckantifa
    @fuckantifa Год назад +9

    He'll get "the Dahmer" treatment in jail....................................

    • @Mrs.Doubtfire007
      @Mrs.Doubtfire007 Год назад +1

      Ironically both in Milwaukee

    • @georgelewis3173
      @georgelewis3173 Год назад +1

      It’s the Wisconsin way long drawn out and tedious.🤦🏾

  • @Mixmastermonk80
    @Mixmastermonk80 Год назад

    What a joke.
    Shut him up & lock him up!

  • @scutterlibby
    @scutterlibby Год назад +3

    Dancing on the graves of the victims?

  • @debbiej2689
    @debbiej2689 Год назад

    He needs to be under the jail. He didn't care what he did.

  • @joegeorge3889
    @joegeorge3889 Год назад

    He's yelling and no can hear the lunatic

  • @lastingbeauty7416
    @lastingbeauty7416 Год назад +3

    When someone murders and hurts another their rights should automatically be removed

    • @arndnaj
      @arndnaj Год назад +1

      That happens after conviction and to an extent, after arrest. It can't happen all at once because of due process guaranteed by the constitution.

    • @HardRockMaster7577
      @HardRockMaster7577 Год назад

      His actions indicate he is a terrorist and an anarchist. He has no country. Off to GOTMO for processing...

  • @stevenjordan9497
    @stevenjordan9497 Год назад +1

    Let's all hope this guy doesn't get the same verdict Nicholas Cruz got.

  • @letitbesummer6536
    @letitbesummer6536 Год назад +1

    I really hope no one will have to listen to his shenanigans any more. He can’t represent himself! This is ridiculous! The court shouldn’t waste any more time!

    • @arndnaj
      @arndnaj Год назад

      The court needs to make a record before his right to self representation is revoked. That way he has one less appealable issue. When the court makes the record clear, then revokes his right to self representation, and assigns an attorney to represent him, he won't be able to claim that he wasn't allowed to represent himself and that he had ineffective counsel, because he fired two very good attorneys right off the bat.