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Pregnant Defendant Claims Poverty — Judge Boyd Wasn’t Buying It

#courtcam #justicesystem #legaleducation She walked into court nine months pregnant, claiming she only stole expensive tequila "to survive" and pay rent. But when Judge Boyd pointed out her gold grills, fresh nails, and designer appearance, the "poverty" defense shattered instantly. Worse, she returned a year later with a jaw-dropping excuse for ghosting probation for six months: she committed another crime and didn't want to get caught. In this gripping courtroom footage from the 187th District Court, watch Judge Stephanie Boyd preside over the case of Imani Robinson—a habitual thief who thought the rules didn't apply to her. From the initial sentencing for felony theft to the Motion to Revoke Probation (MTR) hearing, this is a masterclass in accountability. When offered a choice between a fresh start with 30 days in jail or a 300-day sentence, she chose the longer time. What does that say about her intent to change? This case exposes: The contradiction between "stealing to survive" and luxury appearance How entitlement leads to self-sabotage in the justice system The moment a defendant chooses jail over compliance ➡️ Subscribe for more raw courtroom drama where excuses meet consequences. Disclaimer: This video is for educational and documentary purposes. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty.