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Insane Excuses from Entitled Criminals Irritate Judge Middleton and Judge Mogen

A furious Judge Middleton tells a defendant with a shocking criminal history, "I don't believe you," after hearing his unbelievable excuses for driving drunk. Then, a courtroom is left in silence after the victim of a life-altering crash delivers a powerful and heartbreaking statement to the man who nearly killed her. Finally, Judge Mogen stops a sentencing hearing to personally interrogate a 19-year-old caught in a father-son crime spree, demanding he tell the truth about his criminal father's influence. These three cases from the public record showcase judges grappling with lies, tragedy, and complex family dynamics to deliver justice. Let's discuss in chat, and in the comments. Case Timestamps: Judge Middleton 02:43 People v. Valencourt - Operating While Intoxicated Sentencing 20:11 People v. Martin - High BAC Causing Injury Sentencing Judge Mogen 48:04 State v. Evans Part 1 - Initial Appearance (July 07, 2025) 52:48 State v. Evans Part 2 - Plea Hearing (October 09, 2025) 59:13 State v. Evans Part 3 - Sentencing Hearing (January 05, 2026) 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.