You go Judge Fleischer!! Love you setting people straight for THEIR good and the good for all people who are paying for him and for his four children while he does nothing. Thank you so much, Judge!!!
@@LawTalkWithMikeHEY MIKE! what do you think about that judge drunk on power on the Yung case? Absolutely disgusting behavior. Hes probably having an affair with the equally corrupt ADA
Fleischer asks the guy, "if you don't have insurance and you have an accident - ACCIDENT! - what will happen to you?" - met with the blankest, slack-jawed blank stare in the history of stares. Amazing.
To the guy in the orange jumpsuit...please get treatment. Please, please follow Judges advice...he really cares. It is heartbreaking and he really wants to see you succeed. You can.
Love you man. You are not the only one who struggles. I would pay every dime I have and tax dollar to see you well and functional. Please know your value and make this count. One success can wipe away 13 failures. God bless.
These people need to do it on their own. Addiction is NOT a disease. Being physically dependant is... but after being clean, it is A 100% CHOICE. I was on H for many years. I was clean then did it again. 12 steps are poison to self-determination and responsibility.
@@jason.larsenthedanishgreek1226 Interesting viewpoint. I agree with you to a degree. The only thing different in my mind is I think it's not the same for everyone. I think you're right about many people who struggle with addiction. Just not a "one size fits all" situation or solution.
I like that phrase, 'Rational Behaviour Therapy'. Learning to manage your own mental illness ... what is that if not a crash course in rationalism? Do that, and you become more based because *you have to* become more based, in a way that people who haven't struggled with mental illness don't need to. This is why mentally ill people who are successful in self-management produce some of the world's finest (if unsung) rationalists.
Albert Ellis developed Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy for the reasons you explored. We can control some things in life and not others. That fact makes our choices so important. I have yet to meet a therapist who doesn't think of therapy as education: giving their clients the tools to recognize choices and to make the best choices. If you have a chance, people have posted some of Dr. Ellis' lectures to RU-vid. They have wisdom and irreverent humor. Actually, I think Mike and Dr. Ellis would get along well.
Defendant: I'm not working now because I'm in-between jobs. Judge: You need to get a job for those times you're not working. Defendant: * act like that's the first time someone suggested he do that * 🤦🏼♂️
It's interesting that this judge doesn't seem to get as much aggression and confrontation from the defendants. He's very authoritative and I feel like in other courts that has a higher chance of escalation. But this Judge comes across like a disappointed father figure and the people in his county respond really well to it. They still argue-manipulate a bit, but in an actual conversation. The judge listens and points out their errors, and in turn they behave. Some even seem to listen to him :P He's a very unique judge that must have a profound effect on his community.
He just comes across as wanting the best for everyone in a situation. Hes tough but fair and he has a very unique personality and hes charismatic. You cant help but like the guy.
Did I understand 1st one right: --Attempted kidnap of a child (0:46) --Violation of protective order (1:19) --Multiple assaults including waiting trial for assaulting a pregnant woman (DV) And they're even considering bond?!
I have 5 kids and I get $30/mo child support.. and that's only when he actually pays it. Which is between maybe every few months to lik 2-3x/yr. I've been doing it all on my own for almost 21yrs.
I loved this I don't know how I got here. I was folding laundry and my videos just play one after another. I started listening. This judge is refreshing! I really like him. You got a new sub.
I would like to know where you get $30 a month liability insurance. I have no tickets or accidents on my record. I drive less than 100 miles per month, good credit, stable member of society and my liability insurance is certainly not $30 a month. More like $90
Monthly cost $34 GEICO has the best rates for liability-only insurance from any nationally-available company. GEICO offers, Rember if you are not worth a million dollars why have coverage that will pay a million dollars/?
@@jeffnorris8848 Thx. I guess it must be my state. The Insurance Commissioner allowed a 35% increase because our state has the most, at least one of the most, number of stolen cars, dui's and accidents. Of course I am just a regular person and I don't have the cash on hand to meet the state definition of self insured.
If you get a chance to watch the Karen Read trial, do it. Not necessarily to cover it but just to see the sheer madness of it. If Elaine and Darrell Brooks had a baby, he would be the prosecutor in this case. Completely inept at best.
At his age with 4 kids, he should be working 60 hours a week. The kids are only getting a portion of his unemployment not the full amount. He needs to have side jobs, i worked with alot of contract workers, they worked the 3-6 weeks at our company and also had other jobs when not working. That way they have income 12 months a year, never applied for unemployment.
Should be a law where if you work for a company and are constantly going on unemployment, the company should be investigated and unemployment should be stopped.
I recently read that DV is on the rise in the US. Why can't grown people just keep their hands to themselves??? We all get angry - going hands on is NOT the answer. 🤬😡
The way I got giddy when I saw Fleischer’s courtroom probably isn’t normal. Totally my new favorite. I actually told someone they were stuck like chuck the other day.
I have to get my Fleischer fix! ❤❤ Notice the bailiff and how ready he is for anything? I have to say that Judge Fleischer is the master of expressions. 😂😂
Between the unemployment and the welfare, he’s doing great judge. Also he is paying $100 per child per month judge, more than enough to support a child!
I just subscribed and they change the viewpoint. It's great when the judge is nearly vibrating if you don't have a license 😂. I like how his mind works having all that paperwork and he still takes a little time to try and find a suitable solution.
Seasonal work is different- many trades are scheduled like that. They make money when they are under contract- eg. Pouring concrete, building houses - framing, farming, etc.
Forth assault? The judge axxks Why so angry? What do YOU think is the reason? Look in the mirror he said HAHA EXACTLY!!!! Don't forget... SIX PERCENT COMMIT SIXTY
Gotta love it when defendants show up to court in t- shirt and jeans….seriously people…. You can get a decent shirt and pants super cheap at target or Walmart….
This judge actually appears to care about the defendants before him, but he takes their allegations personally. He needs to make his rulings based off the law. Not based off his personal thoughts or feelings. He cant refuse a defendant their RIGHT to an attorney simply because he doesn’t feel like they deserve one based off their current employment status and or their employment history.
If it's an emergency (with proof) and it's LIFE OR DEATH, I'll take the contempt. And if I'm being chased by terrifer (art the clown), I'll take the contempt. If I'm responsible for any person who is in labor, I'll take the contempt. Some things require law breaking for valid reasons. But like I said, I'll take the content. For every action, there's a reaction AND a consequence, good or bad. Plus, all these things would be easy to prove.
Judge Fleischer may not practice therapy, but his words could easily come from a therapy session. We judge the "court" of our own minds. If we ignore evidence and trap ourselves in self-defeating beliefs like excuses, we make no one happy. We do ourselves and the ones around us an injustice. We do justice to ourselves and to others when we see our choices, recognize the bad ones, understand what made those choices bad, and make better ones.
23:39 So she didn’t want to file charges, but the police cannot stand not charging someone, so here he is with an interference charge, and the state is involved. This will drag out for years. If you’re not in real danger, don’t call the police, especially if you’re just going to refuse charging the person you’re calling about. How stupid.
If you're capable of working but your not working then you're stealing money from tax paying citizens to be on unemployment. Unemployment isn't supposed to be for nice little hustles where you work sometimes and not others but get paid the entire time. It's not just him thats scamming tax payers it's the company he works for too because I guarantee you they help them use this loophole so they don't have to pay them in between jobs but can keep them readily available for the next job by keeping them on unemployment so they don't have to get a real job that pays them full time. I'm actually not on his side because he's scamming the system that my wages get taxed to pay for. I'd rather just abolish unemployment and keep my money if he's just going to abuse it to sit on his ass for weeks in between jobs.
