AirBnB Menace Mess Cleaned Up by Judge Mogen скачать в хорошем качестве

AirBnB Menace Mess Cleaned Up by Judge Mogen

Part 1: https://youtube.com/live/VaeO329uMCo Part 2:    / 14uus_-nzwm   A property owner returns to court facing jail time after attempting to bypass a permanent injunction with a creative "loophole." After being ordered to stop renting his property without proper licenses, the defendant devised a scheme: charge renters thousands of dollars for only two days, but allow them to stay for a week as "complimentary" guests. Watch as the plaintiffs unveil rental agreements and payment receipts that expose the "free days" logic, and see how the judge reacts to the defendant's claim that he was simply being generous to stay within the county's 10-day exemption rule. Timestamps 02:20 - The "Loophole" Origin Story & Previous Contempt A look back at the permanent injunction issued in October 2024 and the defendant's initial refusal to obtain licenses, leading to a disastrous five-hour hearing in 2025. 08:56 - Round Two: The 2026 Contempt Hearing Begins One year later, the parties return to court. The defendant appears pro se again as the plaintiffs move to prove he violated the court's order by renting out the property throughout the summer of 2025. 15:32 - Defendant Takes the Stand: "I Don't Recall" Called as an adverse witness, the defendant admits to renting the property for Memorial Day and Labor Day but claims "memory loss" regarding specific dates in June and August, despite being confronted with evidence. 24:18 - The Renter Who Paid $7,000 for "Two Days" A witness testifies that he booked a family vacation seven months in advance, only to receive a rental agreement the night before his trip claiming he was paying $6,950 for just two days of a week-long stay. 39:48 - The "Family Getaway" Witness Another renter testifies about her stay, confirming she paid nearly $3,000 for a weekend trip involving multiple vehicles and ATVs, further establishing the commercial use of the property. 50:55 - The Neighbor's Surveillance Evidence The plaintiff takes the stand to authenticate photos of ambulances, Illinois license plates, and crowded driveways, proving the property was active well beyond the defendant's claims. 01:00:55 - The "Complimentary Days" Defense Strategy The defendant takes the podium to argue that because he technically only "charged" for two days and gave the rest for free, he stayed within the 10-day exemption of the county ordinance. 01:18:20 - Judge Questions the "Generosity" Logic The court presses the defendant on why he would give away five days of rent for free, questioning the validity of his "buy two, get five free" business model. _____________________________________________________________________________ Don't forget to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more compelling courtroom moments. _____________________________________________________________________________ Let's Discuss in the Description Thank you to everyone who has joined me on this journey. We're watching court live and talkin' smack while it happens. I make the vids, you make the comments. We're doing it live! https://www.epidemicsound.com/music/t... May all your dreams be in Wifi Presented For Educational Purposes Whether you're a legal professional, a student, or just curious about how the justice system works, this stream is packed with valuable insights: Law Students & Aspiring Attorneys: Learn the nuances of courtroom procedure and how judges handle initial appearances. Community Members: Gain a better understanding of what happens after an arrest and how the court system protects both the accused and the public. Parents: Be aware that this content may not be suitable for younger viewers, as court proceedings can involve serious and sensitive topics. Viewer discretion is advised. Disclaimer: This video is intended for educational and news reporting purposes. All content is part of the public record. The use of this footage falls under the Fair Use doctrine (17 U.S.C. § 107), which allows use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.