Uncompromising Judge Over Lawyer's Behavior! 

Yeah I thought that was so $hitty. Intern took iit like a champ though

@@aliciacarstensen7904probably cried in the bathroom after, though. 😅

Im concerned the missing attorney will make life hell, for that poor attorney sent in her/his place. ☹️

Fun fact... the Judge's mom is who gives her the majority of her awesome purses!! You know how proud she is for her girl. 🙌🏻

Yes yes yes! I absolutely love her too. She may be a no nonsense person but she is so intelligent and she has a huge heart. She wants to make a difference.

So much truth in this comment! I know she is proud! And we do love her! So Stern, fair, and caring. Those attributes are rare in anyone, much less as a judge! It would be extremely difficult to do as a judge! But she does, day after day!

Yes her mother should be very proud

and dad.

That was a CLASSIC LINE !!!!!

gather your horses and men and travel forth to tell the other idiots they have to turn up .. essentially XD

Absolutely!! Imagine getting paid to be a lawyer and not following the rules!!

Hilarious

He was also straight up with her on drug use, gangs everything without having to have it dragged out of him - I really hope he makes it, his family obviously believe in him too to have him around their children. It’s a shame he couldnt have that support but lovely that Judge Boyd is taking care of them, she’s awesome

I hope he stays clean and starts to succeed in life, and starts to enjoy life. He seems like a good guy, that just has a drug problem. It’s sad, drugs can put good people in orange, humiliated like that! There can be happy days, clean. I hope he learns that! He deserves it! Just like everyone else!

yes! i watch judge boyd on a daily and he is a first with the honesty. she always asks everyone when was the last time they used or how much do they use. knowing they are lying when they answer. i hope he stays clean and does great things with his life

What a lovely Judge.

It was a criminal matter, the judge misheard. But that doesn't really change anything.

What’s crazy is Judge Boyd will work with you if you tell her. I’ve watched her many times try to make sure their schedule doesn’t conflict with other cases.

@@loverayvonn Cases that have been scheduled before she's scheduling hers, yes. It's when people schedule something else that clashes with a hearing that is already in her calendar that she, understandably, objects.

It was another criminal case, but it was not a jury trial.

Was the absent attorney Alina Habba? 😂

Me too. I think he would make a great mechanic or tow truck driver. Hope he gets his life together.

He's probably enjoying being sober for the first time in a long time. It must be quite a feeling.

So many comments about Frank. He has a genuine, honest spirit about him. Hes a man who could have done anything he wanted in life. I hope he knows he still can. He’s such a likeable guy.

I feel the same about my mom who passed in 2018, she did all she could for my siblings, and her grandchildren.

Hopefully they post it

@@CaptBlackCamaro that would be gold! 🤣

She's wonderful. I love the way she tailors every probation package to suit the needs of the individual and help them make something better of their lives. The way she uses community service as a lure is amazing, always setting high CS hours and then explaining that she'll count trade school or mental health care or whatever that individual really needs to be doing as their community service.

At some point it absolutely doesn't work. And this form of "justice" teaches nothing especially after the 3rd or 4th time

@@roozief9349 It doesn't teach anything after that many times, and Judge Boyd is willing to send people to prison if she thinks probation doesn't have a good chance. But if she's going to give someone probation at all, she tries to make it as effective a tool as possible for that individual, not just a cookie-cutter punishment that doesn't have anything to do with them as a person, or what they need to become a better one.

@@roozief9349you absolutely cannot say that. I’ve worked in court and rehabilitation related careers for over 15 years at this point. It takes an addict typically 7 rehab attempts before it sticks, and usually more than that. Who are you to say that something won’t work after a certain amount of time, and damn EVERYONE with that ideology. Really just shows that you have no idea what you’re talking about and shouldn’t be talking at all. How tacky and trashy. There really shouldn’t be room for judgmental people like you in our world. It’s certainly not making a the f any better. Humility, compassion, empathy and understanding have become traits that only really great people have, they’re becoming minority in this country and you’re just proof of that. You and other nasty commenters. The special people who were blessed with the traits I mentioned, are the people who can do great things in this world, help our fellow humans who are hurting, and make changes that really matter!! Your comment says way more about you than it ever will about the people you just tried to tear down! Yuck. Do better. You’re probably incapable though. Positive traits are usually ingrained in us! I’m sorry you weren’t chosen to be one of the greats of the world! How shameful.

It’s a real pleasure to watch!

😂 same!!

Do you mean the guy after the lawyer got chewed out, if so I like him too, there is something about him that makes me feel he will be successful

It was refreshing that he was straight up about everything. These videos are full of ppl trying to minimize

Yes! He was very honest; no beating around the bush. I’m not sure, but I think that he was one of very few defendants I have heard who responded so honestly to her questions, particularly about his prior gang affiliation and drug use.

Probation is a method to fuck a person over. Probation made damn sure to get UA's and more importantly 90 meetings in 90 days. Meetings that have proven to be around 5% effective... But you miss one and it's 10 years in prison. Miss a UA... ten years.

She is way too honest and decent to be a politician.

Yeah, that wasn't fair of her boss. First of all, her boss shouldn't have asked for a continuance from this court in order to go to a lesser court, and they know it. You just *don't* skip out on a jury trial, let alone a felony court jury trial. Second of all, if her boss was going to ask for the continuance, she should have had the guts to ask for it herself, before she left for this other court. She didn't do that, because she knew she wouldn't get it. She sent this junior associate instead, because she hoped that pity for the young attorney would convince Judge Boyd to be soft on her. Judge Boyd is many wonderful things -- she is shrewd, knowledgeable, compassionate, kind, and a damned impressive judge. But she is *never* "soft" on anyone just because she pities them. She'll work with you if you're honest with her, but she won't let anyone sneak around her. I'm surprised after working in her courtroom for many trials and watching how she treats convicted defendants on sentencing, the lawyer wouldn't have figured that out by now.

Plus she is pretty hot as well.

Especially on the day of trial, very disrespectful of the attorney.

I truly believe he will be successful going through probation and meet all the requirements Judge Boyd has put in place for him. He seemed to have a very positive outlook on achieving the goals to be successful and put this behind him.

They’d give her permanent jurisdiction and waive their usual fees.

Well prepared is an UNDERSTATEMENT! This judge is ALWAYS on point!

Right?!?! I don't know if he was having a heart attack or had a drug issue, but he couldn't keep his eyes opened, couldn't stand up straight, and was sweating like a pig!

​@@Indiartworks I think he was having a health issue. He didn't seem to be slurring his words, as he were drunk or high.🤔

He always looks like that...

@@yvonnekoopman8598 I don’t know anything about him. However, having watched him countless times in this court, I’m concerned there is something going on with him. Unsure if it is a health or addiction issue. But, there is something not okay about him ☹️

Get over it.

His morning commute was “falling down” and he still made court! Poor guy needs a break. 😂

He looked like he was feeling very sick.

They both do. All those wet burritos.

If her boss is the attorney who didn't show up as she should have, it's the boss that needs to get yelled at, and Judge Boyd is the wrong judge to cross. She did get the continuance, but not in the way they might have wanted it.

Her boss should never have asked for the continuance. Lawyers juggle multiple courts all the time, but this is the *wrong* one to drop on the floor.

@@norarivkis2513 Happened to me often in my six year law firm sentence. Schedules are so fluid that last minute changes happen. The other judge could have been equally or more annoyed than was our judge. Many are narcissistic and egotistical. The other attorney may have wanted to know if that young attorney pulled off a continuance.

@@WilliamViets I'm sure that they are, but the fact is, she's got a point about where the priorities are *supposed* to be. If instead the lawyer is prioritizing the judges whom they know will be most nasty if they don't, then obviously the only way Judge Boyd can get her court prioritized when it's supposed to be is to be the nastiest judge in the ring.

@@norarivkis2513 Problem is other judges may prioritize things differently.