“Probably Committed a Felony” — Judge Melissia R. Mogen Binds Case Over скачать в хорошем качестве

“Probably Committed a Felony” — Judge Melissia R. Mogen Binds Case Over

In this courtroom session, Judge Melissia R. Mogen presides over multiple matters, including a felony preliminary hearing involving methamphetamine evidence and a restitution compliance review. During testimony, a deputy describes locating a broken glass pipe and a baggie containing over two grams of methamphetamine in a vehicle. Judge Mogen explains the legal standard for a preliminary hearing, emphasizing that the court must determine whether a felony was probably committed and probably committed by the defendant. In a separate restitution matter, the judge corrects the record when payment history is misstated, confirming that the defendant has already made two payments totaling $600. The judge also discusses job search requirements, restitution compliance, and warns that failure to meet conditions could result in sanctions, including jail. Additional hearings include defendants waiving their rights to preliminary hearings and entering not-guilty pleas as cases move forward. Key moments: Meth evidence presented during live testimony. Judge explaining the burden of proof at a preliminary hearing. Judge correcting restitution records and confirming prior payments. Warnings about sanctions and possible jail time. Multiple criminal cases moving forward in one court session. ⚖️ For educational and informational purposes only. 🎥 Audio from a public court proceeding. #JudgeMelissiaRMogen #BreakingNews #Courtroom #LegalNews #WisconsinCourt #MethCase #PreliminaryHearing #Restitution #CriminalJustice #RealCourt #JudgeRuling #CourtAudio #Justice #Law #CourtUpdate