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Marine Veteran VICTIM Explains Why Burglary Is NEVER a Victimless Crime | Judging Judges

Watch as a former Marine and National Guard officer provides an emotional victim impact statements, proving that burglary is about more than just "stuff," it's about a violation of peace. A powerful sentencing hearing for a defendant pleading guilty to 5 felony counts of burglary. Plus, Judge Mogen doesn't hold back her thoughts on how Minnesota handles their justice system. The defendant accepts a plea deal for five burglaries with an agreed sentence of five years in prison and five years supervised release. But things don't go as planned. The prosecutor asks for the agreed five year sentence. Judge Mogen has other ideas and delivers a ruling from the bench that surprises everyone in the courtroom. So, grab a cup of Coffee, Allegedly and Let's Watch and Judge! 📺 ➡️ Watch the Judge Boyd Predator Sentencing Drama:    • ⚖️ Judge Boyd Sentences 22-Year-Old in Pre...   👍 Like if you think the sentenced he received is appropriate (or comment if you disagree) 👋🏻 Fellow Court Watchers! Think the judge got it right? Hit that like button and drop your verdict in the comments. Subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss these crucial courtroom moments! 😘 🔴 SUBSCRIBE to JUDGE WITH US:    / @judgingjudges   #courtroom #judgemogen #sentencing #burglary #justicesystem #justice #victimimpact #lawandorder **************************************************************************** 🟠 Enjoyed judging courtroom drama with us today? If you're shopping on Amazon anyway, consider using our link [https://amzn.to/4lRWfKP] - you pay the same price, but Judging Judges earns a small affiliate commission that helps bring you more riveting legal cases and courtroom coverage. Appreciate you, fellow legal eagle! **************************************************************************** ⚠️ Disclaimer: This content is for informational and educational purposes. All cases shown are public court proceedings. Views expressed are commentary and analysis. I am not a lawyer, and nothing here should be taken as legal advice. Just my personal opinions, intended for educational and informational purposes only. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty. They’re also not public figures, just private citizens having a not so good day. Please respect their privacy, as well as that of all court staff.