Judge Reacts to Probation Violations! 

i agree i really respect this lady id like to see more of her no nonsense approach

She really is so rare. Each and every case she gives it her all. God has anointed her for this.

@@MortgageGirl7 I don't see God's work at all. I see someone who has worked very hard to be able to do her very best.

@@MortgageGirl7 God has nothing to do with it. Freaking insane that you people have to put your fairy tales everywhere.

I bet she is/or would be a great mom, too!!

​@debcarpenter8519 she has twin girls and I think a son. Im not 100% about the son. She is a great mom. Her twins are known as the trublu twins. Meagan has beautiful blue eyes, her twin, Morgan has one equally as beautiful blue eye and one dark brown eye. They look exactly like their mother.

A little humility in court

@@dannythunder3180 More like ashamed, I think.

@@voxpopuval ashamed, humbled, nervous, afraid

@@dannythunder3180 yep.

Congratulations on 10 yrs. You are doing great and bless you.

@davep153 thank you very much.

Praying alone side you.

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@@mauriceholder1386congratulations! That is amazing!!!!! So glad you are here to share!

Addiction =pain DNA environment personal choices its not a one sized issue gotta find YOUR REASON for using I love tht on top of holding ppl accountable she offers treatment just because your an addict doesn't mean no ACCOUNTABILITY it means there's 2 issues at play remove( treat the addcition) you probably remove the reason the person committed the crime in the first place when it comes to opiods a step dwn treatment works best a deep deep addiction where ppl are using not to get "high" but to keep from being sick addicts don't wanna for the most part be addicts they are running from the memories of trauma (most) you put addicts who use opiods in a step dwn treatment program usually takes upto 18months to get completely off opiods some because of medical NEVER COME OFF Rx and thts o.k they aren't using needles passing around hepatitis/HIV stealing /prostitution they have their kids they for the most part in programs ( job training school volunteers in therapy) ALL OF THIS IS CHEAPER THEN PRISON BUT mass imprisonment is an industry its the main employer in many small rural towns( most industries have left the country)THEY DONT WANT TO SEE PPL RECOVER THEY WONT HAVE A JOB whole generations of families DEPEND ON MASS IMPRISONMENT and by % is blk males who are in prison America doesn't know wht to do with young blk males and OFTEN THE CRIME DOES NOT FIT THE PUNISHMENT I saw a women serve 90 days for stealing $4.75 worth of doughnuts WTH you have Jeffery Epstein commit trafficking of young girls/rape/child porn FOR YEARS and he walked around for 10yrs after cops had enough evidence to arrest but he was committing these crimes with the very very RICH AND HE HAD GREAT LAWYERS not just outa school public defenders ( btw should be mandatory tht lawyer every say 10yrs do 2 wks public defender work to keep law lic.) SO he walked

EXCELLENT question.

She is way to honest and kind, the powers that be would never lead anything.

I have a feeling you are unaware of the fact that she's a Democrat - in any case, I agree, she is an outstanding judge and we need more judges like her all over the country.

Or Judge Simpson in Michigan, or Judge Stevens in Texas, or Judge Rengal in Arizona. There are so many awesome judges online now!

Because she’s not corrupt!

That’s why she says “may be” it’s not final. It may be when they recover too.

It's kind of like her trademark showcasing her handbags and flowers. Her mom gifts majority of those handbags to her. Her mother told her years ago to always have flowers at your workplace rather than at home since you spend more time awake at work and flowers are special and beautiful for your work area. ❤

Proud of you! I can't imagine how difficult it would be to be addicted to anything and I can't imagine how difficult it would be to abstain. I'm addicted to coffee and I would struggle mightily if I were ordered to give it up.

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Judge Judy is rude,disrespects many of those before her. Judge Boyd is great, she tries to get help for those with alcohol or

Why don’t they take treatment in prison? I believe if one is on probation for drugs and they don’t follow probation then they should go to jail. If they use when they get out, that’s on them not the system. If they were clean all them years in prison they should know the difference. These people are adults and have the right to make their own decisions. Anyone can be a drug user, they have the choice not to use.

@@justmeinhere5905 unless youve ever been an addict youve never understand the difference in clean time and being in recovery. clean time is in prison its forced doesnt mean someone wants the help but they dont have a choice. an i said that. you have to want the help. if you dont want the help there is nothing noone can do at all. the programs in prison are filled with ppl using them to get good days and get out early they are abused by people using the system to get out early also. most addicts dont go to jail with enough time to get into programs. as programs in prison go off leggnth of sentence. for instance. iop intensive outpaitent treatment program is a 9 month program. if you get to prison with 18 months by the time you get out of intake you only got 15 months. if you get to your parent institution and they just started the program now you got to wait 9 months. when your able to get into the program if you dont have enough time to complete the program they dont even let you enrol in the program. so now they are sitting there wanting help but not able to get it inside prison because there sentence didnt have enough time when it was ready for them to sign up for the program. people think you just get into what ever programs you want in prison. it absolutely does NOT work like that unfortunaltly

@@justmeinhere5905 because with a ten month sentence there isn’t enough time to even get enrolled in a treatment program in jail. You have to have enough time to complete the program enrolling in. So with a ten month sentence they wouldn’t allow her in a 9 month program. Because by the time she got to the prison she would serve the little bit of time she would probably be under 6 months remaining. And most states have a furlow program and or good time. And that cuts them out even sooner. In this perticular case she wouldn’t of been able to. Longer sentences yes but anything with a year or less you just don’t have enough time so you’d be screwed wanting help and not being eligible for that help

They failed themselves*. You’re an enabler!

You can only get helped if you want the help. I’ve been in recovery for 6 years. And I know people who say they would have been long dead if their addiction hasn’t finally incarcerated them. I have also known people who got chance after chance after chance, wouldn’t put the work or willingness into getting clean and they are now dead. This guy can now go to AA or NA in the prison - there’s recovery in prison. And hopefully he will. But he’s been given many opportunities to use taxpayer funded professional resources to get clean and he didn’t do it.

@@Justine-ut8ho even if you don’t want help, what right does the government have to send you to prison for having addiction issues? I never truly understood this.

@@elijahsdad Because addiction is almost always comorbid with criminal activity - I know very few addicts in the recovery community that haven’t stole, embezzled, neglected their children and generally were dependent on the community with no sense of responsibility. Your white savior ideals are admirable, but not based on reality.

Are you a druggie.

Offers the ability to have the charges not adjudicated. Which means no conviction. Also helps people get clean, and gives them the tools to stay clean. If they complete drug court, the charges are usually dismissed and can be expunged.

@@jchar2347 Thank you so much! No wonder it is desirable. Judge Boyd truly try’s to improve lives.

Nah. Inpatient rehab is so much easier than jail time.

What do you mean.

Probation is a generous substitute for jail. Allows a person to be free, with requirements. If the requirements are not fulfilled, the privilege of probation is taken away. Those 4 years are the remainder of the jail sentence received.

facts I just watched her give a guy 8 years for his first violation on probation

I did drug counseling and to be honest it’s extremely difficult to teach adults proper coping skills and have them stick. In my opinion the best solution is teaching children how to properly deal with stress and their emotions so they don’t grab ahold of the “escape” drugs offer. Drugs are self medication for unrelsoved emotional trauma