@Douglas17D
When the judge said, "Well, maybe I found you guilty then." I couldn't stop laughing!
@russca67
"Recluse" yourself... that tells you everything you need to know about this meatball
@Kiwi403
Totally agree, this defendant is showing real contempt for the judge and the whole court system. Its unacceptable.😊
@matthewmartin9649
I love when people try to tell a judge about the law.
@OfficerFarva355
This guys internet connection matches his brainwave perfectly.
@DanFuka-l8d
"You have to recluse yourself from the bench." Yes, you must become a hermit, judge.
@knownonsenseman8283
Just simply raising his voice should have resulted in a contempt of court warning...... after the 2 warning, there should have been a contempt of court charge and a bench warrant issued for his arrest.
@zovaynezovanyari5442
Arrogance and stupidity is a bad combination.
@bikerkat01
End the Zoom calls and have them show up in person or face a warrant.
@thewalrus374
No more zoom. Let them go straight to jail from court.
@vancegoode8201
This guy equates loudness with being right.
@RICHIECOQUI
He using his neighbors internet for Wi-Fi 😂
@Thelightballer1
These people are 100% confident in their idiocy! They rely heavily on it!
@LawrenceGrant-b6p
"You are practicing law from the bench" That's what judges do!
@freemanconnell8134
Dude figured previous sovcits lost because they did not yell their BS loud enough 😂😂😂
@MzYumYum
He yelling at the judge then mad the judge yelling at him 🤣🤣🤣
@QuietGiant
The Dunning-Kruger effect is a cognitive bias that occurs when people overestimate their abilities or knowledge in a particular area. The Dunning-Kruger effect is a result of poor self-awareness and low cognitive ability. People who lack knowledge in a certain area don't have the skills to recognize their own incompetence. This can lead to overconfidence, which can cause people to make flawed decisions.
@dsigetich
Yes, you are quite right. The judge is allowing way too much crap from the defendant.
@anyquestions9931
Another person "axing"
@CecilTreadwell