Judge Shuts Down Excuses in Court — “Take Responsibility” ⚖️ Probation, Bonds & Final Warnings скачать в хорошем качестве

Judge Shuts Down Excuses in Court — “Take Responsibility” ⚖️ Probation, Bonds & Final Warnings

#CourtroomDrama #JudgeWarning #ProbationViolation In this intense Texas felony courtroom session, multiple defendants face probation reviews, bond violations, plea agreements, and strict judicial warnings. Robert Felix appears for judicial review after repeated GPS monitoring violations, unstable housing, and curfew concerns. The judge makes it clear: probation is not meant to be convenient — it is a privilege that requires responsibility. Despite frustration, the court ultimately removes the GPS monitor but warns that further violations will not be tolerated. Desandra Joseph pleads guilty to a reduced assault charge and receives 18 months deferred probation with strict no-contact conditions. The judge explains how deferred probation can protect someone’s record — but only if every rule is followed. Jiren Crane pleads guilty to two first-degree felony aggravated robbery charges and receives 10 years deferred probation pending sentencing review. The court emphasizes compliance with bond conditions and cooperation with supervision. Later, bond is raised after a defendant admits daily marijuana use and refuses a drug test. The judge orders a drug patch and makes clear that violations will result in higher bond and possible jail. Other cases include DWI third offenses, injury to a child, obstruction or retaliation, and child endangerment — each with clear warnings about trial consequences, plea rejections, and probation risks. Throughout the docket, the message remains consistent: excuses do not replace accountability. ⚖️ This video is for legal education and commentary purposes only. All proceedings are part of the public record. #TexasCourt #JudgeWarning #CourtroomDrama #ProbationReview #BondViolation #DeferredAdjudication #DrugTestRefusal #FelonyCourt #RealCourt #SentencingHearing