He Says “I Guess Guilty” in Court — Judge West Stops Him Cold and Forces the Truth скачать в хорошем качестве

He Says “I Guess Guilty” in Court — Judge West Stops Him Cold and Forces the Truth

#judgewest #courtroomdrama #guiltyplea #FelonyTheft #deferredprobation #aggravatedrobbery #aggravatedassault #pleadealrejected #criminalcourt #realcourtfootage #justicesystem #viralcourtroom #lawandcrime #truecrimecourt In this real courtroom hearing, Judge West firmly presses defendant Paul McCorvy to clearly state his plea in a state jail felony theft case stemming from July 3, 2024. When McCorvy hesitates and repeatedly says “I guess,” Judge West makes it clear that a guilty plea requires full responsibility, not uncertainty, and explains the right to proceed to trial if the defendant is not guilty. After confirming the plea was entered freely, voluntarily, and truthfully, Judge West follows the agreement with the district attorney and orders four years of deferred probation, $2,500 in restitution, required community service, and full compliance with probation conditions. Judge West emphasizes that successful completion will result in no felony conviction, but any violation could lead to up to two years in state jail. DISCLAIMER This video contains real courtroom proceedings presented for educational and informational purposes only. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. This content does not constitute legal advice and is not intended to defame or misrepresent any individual.