Judge West Lectures 19-Year-Old on Guns, Tattoos, and Prison After Guilty Plea скачать в хорошем качестве

Judge West Lectures 19-Year-Old on Guns, Tattoos, and Prison After Guilty Plea

#judgewest #CourtroomDrama #deadlyconduct #firearmcharges #texascourt #deferredadjudication #probationwarning #TrueCrimeCourt #courtcam #justicesystem In this courtroom hearing before Judge West, 19-year-old LeBrian Celeststeine pleads guilty to two third-degree felony charges of deadly conduct for discharging a firearm related to a March 22, 2024 incident. Judge West confirms that Celeststeine understands his guilty plea, the rights he is giving up—including the right to appeal—and the full terms of the plea agreement reached with the district attorney. The agreement includes seven years of deferred probation in each case, $500 fines, and strict compliance with all probation conditions. During sentencing, Judge West directly challenges the defendant after reviewing letters of support describing him as a good role model. The judge questions Celeststeine about firing a gun at age 19, the example he sets for younger family members, and how visible neck tattoos could affect future employment opportunities. The court emphasizes that these choices carry serious lifelong consequences DISCLAIMER This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It documents real courtroom proceedings to explain legal processes such as guilty pleas, deferred adjudication, and probation conditions under Texas law. This content is not legal advice. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Viewer discretion is advised