He said i learned from my mistakes and im in a better place. The he attaches the judge and then after he saids he almost killed the judge. He needs to be in prison for long time.
I'm confused why this is even on trial. He attckd a judge in the court of law. He should have been sent to prison without wastinq ppl's time and tax payers money.
@@blackcherry6877yes, I agree he is guilty as there were multiple witnesses AND it was in VIDEO AND he stated he tried to kill a judge! However, he is ENTITLED to a jury of HIS PEERS. I just hope and pray the jury delivers the JUST verdict and the Judge sentences him to a LONG PRISON sentence.
What? You think she was nasty because she told him he had to go to jail he's gotten away with to much. Did you hear all the crimes his committed That's not being mean finally a judge didn't fall for his BS
@@blackcherry6877 I agree. The video evidence proves it. He should just be sentenced for the highest amount of time for the attack. People like this belong in prison.
He looks like he's angry & trying to avoid reacting violently again!When she was trying to sentence him that day he jumped her & he thought then his life was over due to those prior charges,now that he did this,he'll most likely see worse punishment & have more reason to feel his life's over,in a way of some time locked away,plans,new job he mentioned & all ,that is.
Why is Redden not in restraints?? He attacked the other female judge viciously and is now before another female judge without any type of restraints???!!! Please make it make sense.
No exaggeration AT ALL from this judge on the stand either… He’s a Ford Focus. And hit her like a car flying down the road. Knocked her out of her shoes even. Basically knocked her THRU the wall behind her… This dude deserves jail time. For SURE tho.
*I have to give HUGE props to the presiding judge for the Double Negative issue!!* 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I've always thought this presented a problem when it comes to testimony. Are you saying No because what I said wasn’t right or No because you're agreeing with my no?? 🤔 More judges/attorneys need to pay attention to this.🤓
1:31:00 "Isn't it true you don't know how many times he hit you?" to which she answered "Yes". That's not the same as "Isn't it true that he didn't hit you?" If you get hit hard enough, you won't remember what comes after it. You shouldn't be rewarded for hitting someone so hard, they don't remember the details of the attack.
Don't ask about the injuries in the judge cross-exam, that's not helping...I mean, she was injured, done, it won't help your case whether a little injured or a lot injured...glad he moved away from that pretty quickly and right onto his mental health which is the point you need to make
What I don't understand is, if defense has evidence that he was mentally ill at the time, why not just plead that from the start? Why wait until the victim and her law clerk have testified?
@@katet3327 Well, he is still going to trial, except now they need to prove his insanity claim. If they have proof, that's an easier sentence than regular prison, so why not just plead insanity from the start, is what I'm saying.
@@jamc666 I have never ever heard anyone call a juror by name. Not in criminal or civil courts. That's why they are given numbers. No one should know who they are, or they could find out where they live and be in danger.
The majority of cases are resolved with plea deals, yet the courts dockets and jail populations are hopelessly overcrowded. Imagine how bad it would be if there were no pleas. Look at Fulton County (Atlanta)--prisoners are often in prison with no bail for over a year before they are arraigned, which is when bail is set.
You see this and almost every courtroom or any sheriff or police department you go to. This should be illegal where you’re allowed to hire family, and friends to work directly under you.
What a waste of tax payer dollars. This guy thought he could sweet talk his way out of jail. When he didn’t get his way, his natural violent nature came out in spades. Now he wants to claim he wasn’t on his meds trying to pull the nice guy act again? Nope. Not buying it. Despicable.
It sounds like his testimony is what got the guy put away. They tried cross examining the judge. But there was no way they were going to be able to cross examine Lasso. He was so clear, so articular, and very charismatic about all of it. There is no way the lawyer was going to win over the jury after Lasso one them over so masterfully. And they knew it. Which is probably why they talked the defendant into just taking the deal during the break.
They usually don't do that for the trial. They do during sentencing. They do it for the benefit for the defendant because of innocent until proven guilty. During sentencing it doesn't matter
No one knows this man’s history and should not judge without that knowledge. I prey he gets the help he needs to fight his demons. He appeared to be trying and his family clearly love him.
Ha ok well his trying is not working. He needs to be locked up. Since age 18 beating and robbing people each year since. If I’m praying for anybody it’s the judge and the brave clerk who intervened
QUESTION: why is this in court? Did he say he didnt do what we all saw him do?? Cause trials are just for people who say not guilty right? (Serious question)
People plead not guilty to the charges. I don’t think he’d deny he attacked her (unless he’s that delusional) but he’d say his intent was not an attempt to take her life. If he was charged with something less regarding assault, etc. he might plead guilty or no contest to that because it’s factual he assaulted her. Idk what a lesser charge would be in legal terms.
I had to watch again. Not once did Judge Holthus say one word about Redden choking her. I didn’t hear others who witnessed the attack say anything about choking. I find the outcome questionable.
The judge that was attacked? If it were a wig when he attacked her, it would have came off instead of him pulling clumps of her hair out. As far as a wig today? Could very well be, if her hair is still growing in. So?
Wow, when the court officer let the judge know which jurors were late he referenced them by number then NAME. I couldn't believe I heard it and replayed it. It's at time marker 29.32 I hope that officer gets reamed and I can't believe the state didn't ask to speak to the judge (approach). Where is the protection of the jurors?
Stop wasting tax payers $ on these trials. The judge literally (I can't recall, I can't recall, I don't know) doesn't remember anything anyway. Give this dude 10 years in jail if you want, but fire every old and out-of-shape police officer that couldn't do their job on that day.
I’m not saying he wanted to kill her but IDK how you know what his intent was at the time he voluntarily chose to attack the judge. 🤷♀️ you got insider knowledge into his thoughts on the date/time of the incident? You probably should’ve been a witness in this trial since you know.
@daanndylion9998 a 62 year old who didn't see it coming. Someone twice her strength jumping her? I think that's plenty of intent. He's worthless to society.
@@Ashnod24 they're terrified of him and he's done more to influence their psychology for the rest of their life than anyone else they know. He owns that courtroom
Hopefully, this incident will serve as a cautionary example to judges to remind them of the fact that they like defendants, claimants, attorneys, and the likes need to temper their speech by watching their mouths. Judges are not above reproach, nor are they as untouchable as they think. Judge Holthus found out the hard way. In her rush to sentence, she missed the opportunity to remark on the 'sincere energy' Redden seemed to exibit when making his plea for probation. Telling him that he FAILED to have that energy, make it sincere, and sustain it before reaching her court again, might have knocked some, if not all, the wind out of his sails. Never miss an opportunity to teach otherwise, and especially with judges, it's just complacency.
@@scaramouche600Who's desperate and who said she did? She could have taken more time. She had all day. What I said is a lesson for us all. We should all take more time to consider others.
You need to go to prison with him. If words hurt you to the point that physical violence is your response to words, than you are just as violent as him.
If he is willing to do something like this in court imagine what he's been doing out on the street for the last 20 years
Check his record.. you don’t need to imagine.
😂😅
He has committed a lot of crimes and should not have been out of prison in the first place. He had a lot of chances.
@@sherrydmyterko-tramp8654way too many, and expects to continue being a criminal with no consequences
Called her out of her name, jumped over the judge stand like a WildBeast. This is who he is.
The way he's rolling his eyes at their testimony? Throw away the key. This guy is unable to live in a normal society.
He said i learned from my mistakes and im in a better place. The he attaches the judge and then after he saids he almost killed the judge. He needs to be in prison for long time.
I'm confused why this is even on trial. He attckd a judge in the court of law. He should have been sent to prison without wastinq ppl's time and tax payers money.
@@blackcherry6877yes, I agree he is guilty as there were multiple witnesses AND it was in VIDEO AND he stated he tried to kill a judge! However, he is ENTITLED to a jury of HIS PEERS. I just hope and pray the jury delivers the JUST verdict and the Judge sentences him to a LONG PRISON sentence.
No verdict needed the defended already pleaded to guilty. Sentencing is November 7th
What? You think she was nasty because she told him he had to go to jail he's gotten away with to much. Did you hear all the crimes his committed That's not being mean finally a judge didn't fall for his BS
@@blackcherry6877 I agree. The video evidence proves it. He should just be sentenced for the highest amount of time for the attack. People like this belong in prison.
The law clerk moved quickly and between him and the deputy, they saved her life.
The law needs to be amended. The incident was recorded. He attacked judge....we saw it. Why have a trial?
He looks like he's angry & trying to avoid reacting violently again!When she was trying to sentence him that day he jumped her & he thought then his life was over due to those prior charges,now that he did this,he'll most likely see worse punishment & have more reason to feel his life's over,in a way of some time locked away,plans,new job he mentioned & all ,that is.
Why is Redden not in restraints?? He attacked the other female judge viciously and is now before another female judge without any type of restraints???!!! Please make it make sense.
I am surprised that the defendant is not handcuffed, given what he is being charged with.
Based on other comments, he's shackled to the floor. I believe they did this to Darrell Brooks during his trial.
@@iloveujesusxohe appears to just walk in and sit down. You don’t see them putting anything on his ankles. Maybe a shock belt like Wade Wilson
He should have been entirely restrained
@@iloveujesusxo they didn’t shackle him when he came back from break to plead guilty. Unreal they would not do so.
Judge was mouthy
The law clerk and staff saved her life
No exaggeration AT ALL from this judge on the stand either… He’s a Ford Focus. And hit her like a car flying down the road. Knocked her out of her shoes even. Basically knocked her THRU the wall behind her…
This dude deserves jail time. For SURE tho.
*I have to give HUGE props to the presiding judge for the Double Negative issue!!* 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I've always thought this presented a problem when it comes to testimony. Are you saying No because what I said wasn’t right or No because you're agreeing with my no?? 🤔 More judges/attorneys need to pay attention to this.🤓
This man has absolutely no remorse. Him sighing and rolling his eyes during the judge’s testimony is proof of that. Disgusting!
This is one awesome and tough Judge.✊🇺🇸✝️
"i'm always trying to do the right thing" - Deobra Redden
Lasso’s testimony was awesome. I’m surprised the defense wasn’t non-stop objecting.
@daCubanaqt He's going to lose this case so it doesn't matter. You cannot attk a sitting judge in the court of law.
If only he could put that much effort in sports he’d be an Olympic gold medalist!! In hurdles!
✨Mr. Lasso's is amazing💗⚖️
1:31:00 "Isn't it true you don't know how many times he hit you?" to which she answered "Yes". That's not the same as "Isn't it true that he didn't hit you?" If you get hit hard enough, you won't remember what comes after it. You shouldn't be rewarded for hitting someone so hard, they don't remember the details of the attack.
Redden isn’t too insane that he knew it was best to take the plea
Where in the world were the court liaison officers? That took way too long! Alarm was obviously pulled. Insane.
Don't ask about the injuries in the judge cross-exam, that's not helping...I mean, she was injured, done, it won't help your case whether a little injured or a lot injured...glad he moved away from that pretty quickly and right onto his mental health which is the point you need to make
the guy has been to mental health prisons plenty of times. He is just not complying when he is out of prison.
It’s an “interesting” approach. “You didn’t have bruises. You didn’t have broken bones. So obviously my client had no intention on murdering you.”
Bring back Insane Asylums. ✊
Once again he has no Handcuffs ……
What I don't understand is, if defense has evidence that he was mentally ill at the time, why not just plead that from the start? Why wait until the victim and her law clerk have testified?
Defendant probably wanted to go to trial, but after the judge and the law clerk testified.. it was dunzo.
Exactly 💯 done
@@katet3327 Well, he is still going to trial, except now they need to prove his insanity claim. If they have proof, that's an easier sentence than regular prison, so why not just plead insanity from the start, is what I'm saying.
This way they got to hear the testimony before the second trial, so maybe that helps them?
the defendants facial movements shows he has no remorse whatsoever.
It’s almost like he seemed shocked.
He thinks very highly of himself. True narcissist
i think he’s wondering why he’s there. this proceeding has nothing to do with him or anything he did 😂
Why was he calling out jurors by name?
some states do ...
What?
@@frelncwhen the two were late, they were named along with their reason for not having arrived yet.
@@jamc666 I have never ever heard anyone call a juror by name. Not in criminal or civil courts. That's why they are given numbers. No one should know who they are, or they could find out where they live and be in danger.
Watch more trials, most states state full names if each juror when they poll the verdict too....its not anominou @@cathisadocha8292
Why does Lasso look and sound like Doug from Night at the Roxbury lol
Is that judge okay now that's really scary when is criminals get physically violent
She looks very ok! Don't worry
@tinamartina1801 "very ok". What is that even? Not all injuries are visible by the way, in case you didn't know.
@@tinamartina1801 where have you seen her?
@chloerodgers692 on you tube
@@scaramouche600 she's better than me & you -together! Believe me!!!)))
Oh my goodness Michael, just answer the question.
This man is an animal.
Oh how awful So sorry for the judge. She was saying exactly what sentence he should’ve gotten. And keep him there🤬
The woman we hear screaming "stop, stop!" seems to be his Mom who was pleading with the men to stop punching her Son.
I thought it was the judge ?
Pleading with her son to stop acting a fool!
Judge was frozen in terror, not saying anything
I wish a lot of these folks could get help when they are first introduced to the judicial system .😢
Plea deals should be abolished. Do the crime. Do the time. Simple as that.
The majority of cases are resolved with plea deals, yet the courts dockets and jail populations are hopelessly overcrowded. Imagine how bad it would be if there were no pleas. Look at Fulton County (Atlanta)--prisoners are often in prison with no bail for over a year before they are arraigned, which is when bail is set.
Dang. I wanted to see the deputy’s scar on his forehead.
Trail starts at 25:16
And ends 3 hours later.
Thanks daddy
Thank you!
Thank you
You see this and almost every courtroom or any sheriff or police department you go to. This should be illegal where you’re allowed to hire family, and friends to work directly under you.
What a waste of tax payer dollars. This guy thought he could sweet talk his way out of jail. When he didn’t get his way, his natural violent nature came out in spades. Now he wants to claim he wasn’t on his meds trying to pull the nice guy act again? Nope. Not buying it. Despicable.
So wait how much time did he get all in for attacking the judge??
Judge Susan Johnson will sentence Redden on Nov. 7.
I love Lasso’s testimony. He is so animated and artistic. No need to watch the video of the attack 😂
AB-SO-LUTE-LY! 😂
It sounds like his testimony is what got the guy put away. They tried cross examining the judge. But there was no way they were going to be able to cross examine Lasso. He was so clear, so articular, and very charismatic about all of it. There is no way the lawyer was going to win over the jury after Lasso one them over so masterfully. And they knew it. Which is probably why they talked the defendant into just taking the deal during the break.
What kind of attorneys are these that the judge has to continue to remind them of basic grammar?
The audio for the attorney's sucks!
Is that like an Alfred plea? Guilty but mental.
defense attorney is awful
no kidding. what a bozo
He has an unwinnable case, cut him a break
So when is sentencing????
November 7th 2024
Yep,it turned out close to what i thought it would.
he pleads guilty.
Boy this man should have been in the Olympics with leaps like that l tell you it was very impressive!
“A superman style” 🦸🏽♂️
Still tickled that "superman style" is apparently legal terminology/jargon.
Suppose it may have been better if he'd used "gangnam style" and just danced instead 😂
Did they dox the jurors saying their names on air?! 😮
Yes, most states do
It seems like he's just a hot head.
Does anyone know what he was talking to his attorney about when he was making a choking motion and laughing after?
They were talking about the fact that during the break he decided to plead guilty.
@@joymoore1904 That makes sense. That choking motion he did, though. He was literally acting out his crime, looked like.
He's pleading guilty.
He's a monster
Debora is a bad bad man
@@daCubanaqtsame thing
Watch at 3:53:47 That a hole is laughing. That sentence is way too light.
Iq75 arrogance 150...he's giving his lawyers advice😂😂😂
Lmfao
He definitely believes he's the smartest person in the room and didn't do anything wrong
Who's on trial???😂 why isn't this guy in chains?
He's shackled to the floor. There was a jury present before the break and then the plea.
@@intorainbowzOG I hope so
Time stamps for break returns:
38:46
3:35:47
I can’t believe he’s not in orange. Absolutely sane.
They usually don't do that for the trial. They do during sentencing. They do it for the benefit for the defendant because of innocent until proven guilty. During sentencing it doesn't matter
Diversity is our strength
No one knows this man’s history and should not judge without that knowledge. I prey he gets the help he needs to fight his demons. He appeared to be trying and his family clearly love him.
Ha ok well his trying is not working. He needs to be locked up. Since age 18 beating and robbing people each year since. If I’m praying for anybody it’s the judge and the brave clerk who intervened
“Superman style “
Thanks for saving the state some time with that bozo
Never graduated high school 🤦🏼♀️
Sad ..
This thumbnail makes me laugh every time 😂😂😂😂😂
Interesting. Wonder what happened and exactly what the “but mentally ill” part does for him.
So, was he on his meds today?
Yes
I bet these are the only 1.5 days when the defendant wore a suit in his entire life. Also, the guy has never been employed in his life, typical.
Typical of what?😮
@@JanHazeltonof a felon’s life
@@tjohnson7811Thanks for clearing that up😅
Yeah, ok. @@tjohnson7811
What does wearing a suit have to do with mental illness?
I bet this judge was armed underneath her desk.
Suspect habituel…
Dang, he looks like Elder Lawya of GOCC
QUESTION: why is this in court? Did he say he didnt do what we all saw him do?? Cause trials are just for people who say not guilty right? (Serious question)
They charged him with attempted murder and I think that’s why he wanted a trial. I don’t think he agreed that he had attempted to murder her.
They charged him with attempted murder After the attack he said he almost killed the judge
@@lorievans3718 ok thank you!
@@lilyflores813 thanks!
People plead not guilty to the charges. I don’t think he’d deny he attacked her (unless he’s that delusional) but he’d say his intent was not an attempt to take her life. If he was charged with something less regarding assault, etc. he might plead guilty or no contest to that because it’s factual he assaulted her. Idk what a lesser charge would be in legal terms.
Interesting how they got not just the previous crime that led up to this but his entire criminal history into the trial.
It's relevant clearly because it led up to his sentencing which caused the incident. Not sure how you're missing that
it is 100% related to the actions of the guilty
Personal grooming is first sign guilt
It’s gonna be hard to get the grease washed out of the rented suit.
Mr arnold can't even speak English...double negative 😂😂😂😂incredible dei...this is hilarious
😂😂😂
That’s the only language his clients understand.
Moneys (athletic jumpers) need to be housed in bars inside of the courtroom. Let’s just be Russia…. Cross examination???Ridiculous!!!!
Stay on your meds son and try to stay out of trouble
I had to watch again. Not once did Judge Holthus say one word about Redden choking her. I didn’t hear others who witnessed the attack say anything about choking. I find the outcome questionable.
I find that you need psychiatric help.
Feeney Plains
You all do realize it's a wig 💇♀
And?
The judge?
The judge that was attacked? If it were a wig when he attacked her, it would have came off instead of him pulling clumps of her hair out.
As far as a wig today? Could very well be, if her hair is still growing in. So?
@@DaynaE65 it 100% is not a wig, you're right
Wow, when the court officer let the judge know which jurors were late he referenced them by number then NAME. I couldn't believe I heard it and replayed it. It's at time marker 29.32
I hope that officer gets reamed and I can't believe the state didn't ask to speak to the judge (approach). Where is the protection of the jurors?
Normal in most states, where do you live??!!
Stop wasting tax payers $ on these trials. The judge literally (I can't recall, I can't recall, I don't know) doesn't remember anything anyway. Give this dude 10 years in jail if you want, but fire every old and out-of-shape police officer that couldn't do their job on that day.
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@tinamartina1801 To much going on and she was scared to even remember and was being attacked very hard definitely understandable her not recalling
👏 👏 👏 Bravo!!!😂😅
Debora u will always be labelled as SUPERMAN
FREE MY MAN HE DIDN’T DO ANYTHING WRONG 😂😂😂😂
Still nope. lol.
May be the funniest thing I’ve ever read on the internet……..
You need psychiatric help urgently.
Im sorry but this was not attempted murder, the other charges yes. What a waste of time.
I’m not saying he wanted to kill her but IDK how you know what his intent was at the time he voluntarily chose to attack the judge. 🤷♀️ you got insider knowledge into his thoughts on the date/time of the incident? You probably should’ve been a witness in this trial since you know.
@daanndylion9998 a 62 year old who didn't see it coming. Someone twice her strength jumping her? I think that's plenty of intent. He's worthless to society.
@@dianebaker7988 that is not intent. I agree however he's worthless to society.
this is the most pathetic trial i've ever seen, the judges testimony is so weak. The Flyer is gonna win this.
Wrong
@@Ashnod24 he's already won if we're being honest
@@respawnicon not at all
@@Ashnod24 they're terrified of him and he's done more to influence their psychology for the rest of their life than anyone else they know. He owns that courtroom
@@respawnicon whahahahaha how did you came up with this?
Hopefully, this incident will serve as a cautionary example to judges to remind them of the fact that they like defendants, claimants, attorneys, and the likes need to temper their speech by watching their mouths.
Judges are not above reproach, nor are they as untouchable as they think. Judge Holthus found out the hard way.
In her rush to sentence, she missed the opportunity to remark on the 'sincere energy' Redden seemed to exibit when making his plea for probation. Telling him that he FAILED to have that energy, make it sincere, and sustain it before reaching her court again, might have knocked some, if not all, the wind out of his sails.
Never miss an opportunity to teach otherwise, and especially with judges, it's just complacency.
Nice bit of victim blaming.
She didn't do anything for which she should be reproached. So desperate to place the blame elsewhere, very transparent.
You need psychiatric help urgently.
@@geoffpoole483 If it fits. Consider growing up.
@@scaramouche600Who's desperate and who said she did? She could have taken more time. She had all day. What I said is a lesson for us all.
We should all take more time to consider others.
I’m glad he got her but now they about to throw the book at this guy… she was being very nasty and petty with words and he just got her…
😧
You need to go to prison with him. If words hurt you to the point that physical violence is your response to words, than you are just as violent as him.
Trash
Words are very nasty but assault is ok with you? Big surprise.
Hear, hear, @@sandraritch2947
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