If ever that judge retires, he should spend his retirement training all the other judges on how to be a human being and respect their fellow human beings. Good luck to the man
@@shanecurry3523 someone wanting to get paid for their work is not a monster. The lawyer is just all the better for doing it for free for people who need it.
that and i hope he becomes more comfortable with himself. i noticed he seems to be very shy about showing his teeth. hopefully he has changed himself and is going to keep trying his best to be a functioning member of society. he's paid his debt.
@@icushfu732 The good thing is nobody actually cares what you think, as it matters. The judge and the inspector on the other hand... now their opinion actually matters and is one of compassion. Good thing you need education to make decisions like these.
@@nelsoncr2817 People are always so quick to blame "the system", whether it's the government, the education, etc, and yes they have to improve but what's most important is to look at oneself and how our parents influenced our upbringing. Family comes first and it's the root upon which we grow as an adult. You don't ask the neighbour to come into your house every time there's an issue and expect them to solve it or blame them for not doing it. Switch the mindset and help others see they have to take their future into their own hands first and then maybe "the system" can help but not the other way round. We will all be better for it. Cheers.
Thinh Nguyen You don’t wake up in the morning at school though do you? You wake up at home in your own environment... let that sink in for a second and think carefully before blaming the second place you go.
As an ex con myself who spent 7 years in prison, my eyes got tears from watching this young man fighting his way out of that life full of crap, drama, misery that most others cant escape. I hope that he can make it and enjoy his life as a free good man.
princessaz 79 I think the electorate has had enough of celebrities with no political experience running for office. I think most voters are looking for normalcy in 2020.
I'm British and my wife is American. I broke my back and both legs in the US and my partner followed me to England to look after me. Because of my situation, we didn't have the funds to get her visa sorted and the judge ripped us apart. A lawyer watched it, came out and gave us his card. She's now legal and it cost us minimal fees. Lawyers can be good people.
@@deanmoncaster absolutely. Both systems have their flaws but the British surgeons fixed a lot of stuff the Americans kinda had wrong or had old hardware. Those American doctors saved my life and I think that's all they were focused on. I'm forever grateful, but insurance companies are the scum of the earth who will try and wiggle out of anything. I have two friends in the US who are doctors and even they are jaded by the constant money chasing. If I was wealthy if choose America every time, but the NHS even found the reason my wife couldn't conceive and done IVF free of charge because their philosophy is "you pay tax, you deserve a child." I now have 2 children who have American passports. I fell in love with the USA. It was just a series of shitty situations and I'm sad I had to leave.
This brought tears to my eyes. I was in prison from age 16-32 I've been out for 3 years and never been in trouble with the law. To see a judge be lenient and understanding 2nd chances is simply beautiful.
it's so warming and logical, here is a young man who is trying to straighten his life, it serves no good if the judge pushes him back to old life. Great judge and great judgement.
I remember one time telling my dad as child: no daddy please don't talk to me take just whip me use your belt please just whip me. I was a daddy's girl thru and thru and just couldn't take and another lecture that I could relate too and knowing that I had disappointed my dad. Heavens I was always doing something.
That's how parents teach sympathy and the guilt of right and wrong. I can't say this about my mom but when I messed up with my dad, (they split when I was 8 but are friends but still had their own styles when each had me at their houses) who actually let me make mistakes growing up, he would never say: "Dana I am furious with you! How could you?" Instead, he would always say: "Dana, I am very disappointed in you. I know you're better than that" When I would say: "Dad you're not mad at me?" He would always say: "How can I be mad when I'm the one letting you grow and learn for yourself. I'm your guidance, not your decision maker, and it was my decision to be your guidance..I'm not mad...I'm disappointed. This is your life. You need to control what you do. If you think I'll be disappointed then maybe you know it's not what you should be doing." It hit hard so bad every time almost like I would have rathered him be mad...but it taught me how to make smart decisions on my own through my own experience...and to this day I learn for myself and think every decision before I make it...I thank him because it taught me to make smart decisions..you cannot learn if they are being made for you... Disappointment is supposed to hurt and make you feel guilt. I was way more sorry after too from a young age and didn't do what I did again. My mom berated me for the most petty crap and it made me want to rebel and do it more as a control thing. She was controlling. It made me controlling. Safe to say going to my dads house every Thursday-Sunday was the highlight of my week every week. He was and still is such a healthy parent.
Judge Judy was a Judge and now is not. I forget the legal term she operates under now., arbitration of some sort. It is just a drama show for entertainment.
creating that rapport with someone and finding common ground and starting some sort of relationship always helps ease someone who may be nervous or on edge.
@@njux1871 Actually, him trying to be a smartass shows he really didn't know what gratefulness and thankfulness meant. So inadvertedly, he was being truthful.
John, if they have a kink to cry when an old man judges someone else, let them. It’s their problem if their screen gets wet more than once per day from two things, it’s their problem, not yours.
I agree and disagree. We really need to simplify all the laws and regulations. The cops can bust you for some minor law you broke if they look hard enough. However there still is a need for fines. How else do you enforce traffic laws? No way you sending anyone to jail for a parking violation or speeding or running a red light
@@josuebalderas2075 tbh, i agree with him. Im usually looking into the speeding fines of the country im in and decide hoe much over the limit is still worth it for me from there. The only countries i dont speed in are the one with excessively high fines or the ones that make the fine dependent on income. Same with parking. If a parking ticket is 25$ im often tempted to just park. They dont catch me everytime and parking lotx charge money as well. So if i get caught only 1 out of 3 times im not even spending more.
You know what, you have a good point and it got me thinking. I tried to find a middle ground between @Evan Cress and @Josue Balderas. What if the fines were somehow proportional to the excise tax paid on the car when it was registered by the owner. That would translate to people with expensive cars paying higher in fines than people with cheap cars. Why base it on the excise tax? I just thought it would be easier to implement since the DMV already has that data for everyone. Would love to hear other people's perspective on this issue.
@@adamdebesai I like this idea. Although the price of the car may not relate to the amount of money that person actually makes at that time. They could’ve bought the car when they were in a better financial position or been gifted it from a wealthier relative. Either a fine based on income or even based on total capital gains and net worth would work, as most millionaire and billionaires have the bulk of their money in assets, not reported as income
@@coastaledge3790 You have a good point and thank you for the original comment because it is interesting and thought provoking. I think I can at least fix the gift issue because when you receive the car as a gift, I believe you pay no taxes since it was technically not sold. Plus people who get cars as gifts probably cannot afford to buy a car. But I definitely see how my idea can be unfair to some folks.
He is probably more intelligent than that comment makes him seem. Did you notice the positive effect it had in a courtroom of all places? That guy understood a guy of his title would likely say such a thing but he sacrificed his ego for a greater good I think. But im only a first-year psychologist :P That could be way off. But I like sharing my thoughts anyways :)
I have no words to Express how much you are loved, not only by Americans,but from people all over the world. Thank you, judge Caprio,for being the wonderful person that you are!
I loved this. Just because you’ve been incarcerated, doesn’t mean you should have to be treated like an animal when you’re out. Everyone deserves a second chance as long as they’re willing to put in the effort to change.
everybody DOESN"T deserve a second chance . some guys deserve to be hanged in the town square for all to see . but guys like this who are genuine and sincerely show that they're good for it deserve more than a chance , they deserve some good breaks like judge caprio gave this man
I am from norway, in theory we dont have life sentences here, (there is a version of it where you get maximum 21Y and reevaluated but there is no sentenced to life impriosnment) and a motto guards and wardens have here is "Every inmate will eventually become someone's neighbour, hence the goal of prisons is to help people become good neighbours" The education for the job of prison guard is much longer and much more focused on the skills of a social worker than a bouncer. (Same goes for police here). Judges like Frank and Laywers like the one here are the people America needs to go the right direction. When you treat people like human beings they act like human beings, if ypu treat them like an animal, beast, monster, how can you expect them not to behave like an animal beast or monster. God bless you we need more good people who see the potential in others.
@chris j ????? Everyone deserves a second chance???? I think there are probably 40 million victims and victims loved ones that would disagree. That statement is obtuse and so are you if you really believe that. You clearly live a victimless life.
If every judge in America really cared about the people like this judge America's prison system would not be over ran by people whos victims of a money hungry system and judges.
Definitely in cases like this one dropping the tickets is a good thing, but if no tickets were ever prosecuted then I think you would find driving on the road to be a much more dangerous place.
He is a judge who understands, the suffering of others. He is a role model whose values and attitudes worthy of being imitated by others. Thank you, Judge, you are a wonderful human being. 💌
@@thefiendish186 You're implying that there was no thought behind the statement. Maybe take your own advice and think before you say anything. Better yet just don't say anything if you can't gauge your own ignorance.
I dont think people wikk like him if he let a terrorist go ( just for a second chance at life ) being a president you need to be , not heartless ( but judge with facts , not with your heart )..... and this judge its just too human to be a president.... at least in my eyes
Jeffrey Turner you deserve to be given a chance in life. Thank you Judge Caprio for helping him out. Mr. Turner is more polite and respectful to the judge than those who haven't been in the prison. Goodluck to you sir :-)
It's ok, my son only looks older cause hes been though a lot in his young life and me being a single mom I try to keep my boys out the street and prison sometimes it's hard when u working and trying to keep everything together back then it's nice to know that someone cared about the system to give man like my son in other man a chance in life
I am proud to be one of those attorneys helping low income people battle civil matters. Thank you for presenting a voice of compassion and reason in the legal field.
Judge Frank is the man! I love these videos and how truly heartfelt and understanding he seems to be. I’m turning 35 this year and coming up on 2 years sober/5 years clean after spending easily 4 of those years in and out of jail/rehab. Unfortunately the successful turn-around for most people to recover from the system is low but this guy seemed very sincere. Props to anyone in the same shoes trying to make a difference 💯
I don’t think there will ever be another Judge Caprio. This man is always a great judge, and super fair. We need more judges like this, and that lawyer is pretty great himself. Working for free to help someone who’s trying to fix his life, instead of judging him for his past. That’s how life should be, we should all get along like that!
People like this guy totally deserve a second chance. Just by his ability to appreciate sarcasm and his smile its kind of clear that this is a genuinely good guy.
Second? They said he has been in an out of prison for 18 years, then recently started wracking up a bunch of traffic violations. How many second chances does he need?
You cant do much without a license. Good luck to this man and his family. He needed a chance and this judge is compassionate. I need to move to Providence. They seem to be doing something right.
He's got a full time job, a girlfriend and an apartment and is going around trying to clean up his old mistakes. that man is on the right track. Hoping he stays on it
Ill be honest, Providence is a fantastic city. The love and pride I have for my city, and the people that live here, is so great I can look past some of its darker days (Italian mobs & corruption). Also, the food scene here is fantastic if your into that sort of thing :)
You mean "what America and democracy ARE all about." Come visit America and spend a few weeks here, and you'll learn the language better. I imagine you'd want to spend at least a week in Providence!
@@MIKExVICKx7 Nothing against this judge but i always found this unwritten rule to be very dishonest especially in the context of a courtroom where it is asked of you to be truthfull and honest. I never was in court but i remember moments in school where the whole class was punished for something another classmate did. I always refused to accept that and often got in even more trouble. Its very ironic and doesnt seem like common sense to me at all :/
This is so sad that this young man has spent most of his life in prison he seems to be a very good man . I wish him love , peace and happiness for the rest of his life .
He's such a good judge, he the personification of what a judge is supposed to be. He's tough when he needs to be, lenient when he can be and he shows compassion and justice. I love him. 👏🏽👏🏽
This show is like my therapy every day. Your honor, your words hit me in the core. This helped me overcome my depression that whenever he tells them he roots for them and puts his faith on em, it felt like he's telling it to me.
The thing is even if in your close circle nobody is betting on you, somebody in the world always would. That's what keep me going. I know good people exist and that Im even one of them that would support me just like that
AWESOME message at the end! It's amazing to know there's people out there to help fight for justice for EVERYONE, but it's a shame that everyone does not have access to this.
This judge is someone that i would love to meet someday not because he is a judge but because of his great compassion for others. We can all learn something from him.
You can't really see them..... But to me it looks like he either has a large gap or missing one in the front. No biggie. Perhaps his charms aren't in his teeth. LMAO But hidden ......He seems so humble. I wonder what the hell he could possibly have done.
Judge Caprio is such an example for all of us: see the good, say the good, do the good. Thank you for broadcasting these videos. I keep on watching them and feel so inspired by mr Caprio
I love this judge. I love how he recognized a man who's paid his debt and is trying to do better with his life, and I love how he acknowledges the lawyer who has basically spent his career helping low-income defendants.
I can’t even express how much of a fan I have become since watching only a few day ago, some people r genuinely looking out for others, big fan from London uk
💗 Wow... I’m such a wimp! I’ve lost track of how many times this judge has hit me in the emotions & left me with tears in my eyes.... Here we go again... He’s such a tender-hearted, precious man who is literally making a positive change in this world - one human being at a time... 😊💗💗💗💗💗
I believe mr William's is getting his life on track. You can see how well he presented himself. It was very good and respectful. I wish him the best of luck!!
Its damn hard finding a good job with felony and damn hard trying to get a decent apartment to rent.. I know from my actual situation and record. Life is rough.. but damn things need to change for someone with a felony. (18 years in and out of the criminal system we can absolutely assume he has a felony somewhere)
@@rufiorufioo ITs not that hard tho , my cousin when he came illegally in the USA at the beginning and he found a house to a very nice gentleman where he payed with cash . He has the documentation needed now that was many years ago but my point was that you can find a good house even in bad situations . btw that man who helped him is a family friend now , one of the nicest guys we have meet
This judge is such an incredible person. He understands how to create positive change. This is the way to do it. Not by legally stealing someone’s money and compounding their problems
As a multiple offender who's done plenty of time, this got me choked up. This is exactly the type of things that are needed when u get out because it's damn hard. Thank u judge
I have never spent time in prison but I always thought people who have served their time shouldn’t be penalized any longer. I got a little emotional to in a happy sense. This gentleman who seems to be trying to turn his life around deserves a break and Judge Caprio is the perfect person to handle this case.
I knew a guy who had trouble getting his license for 15 years due to fines adding up and he tried to chip away over time. But the state and taxes buried him even though he worked full time. It really affected his life. I wish you the best. Keep going and have faith because there are good people out there.
No he wouldn’t be. Being a great human does not equate to being a great President. George Washington owned slaves and he’s one of the greatest in American history, meanwhile Jimmy Carter was a great and honest man, but was a terrible president.
This judge is amazing I wish all were like him. His decisions are on point, this definitely will help the guy recover rather than keep him stuck in a loophole
Wow this judge is a legit legend. Wonderful to see real quality people working as a judge and being truly fair and not corrupt or power tripped. What a true professional
I simply love this court and the judge. He is so compassionate with people and he gives everyone a chance to tell there side. Then he gives you a break. I love this guy.
If ever that judge retires, he should spend his retirement training all the other judges on how to be a human being and respect their fellow human beings. Good luck to the man
Retire means stop working to live Ur life
Greetings... fellow humans
If anyone gets this reference I will be the happiest person
@@monstermonquey9442 nolp
Facts
The lawyer who represented him for free is the real hero..
Or not a monster.
@@shanecurry3523 someone wanting to get paid for their work is not a monster. The lawyer is just all the better for doing it for free for people who need it.
I wish To find one To défend my daughter
So true!
Everybody is a hero
That lawyer is beyond kind, we need more people like him
I agree
Specially with all the traveling he has to do because acoeding to him they are going to all the places he has violations. Awesome work
Why are you saying we need more people like him, why don’t you be like him?
@@OnTheRailwayOfficial I have no intention to become a lawyer
@@all-caps3927 😂😂. He meant to be kind
For a moment I felt like I was going to cry....I wish for this man a new life. God bless this judge
I feel the same exact way!
Amen
Yes this made me cry!
Did make me cry.
me too!
At first I though he was going to be given a 18 year sentence for overtaking on the left
Lmao
He already did 18 years for it. Let's hope he stays on the right side in the future.
Same
@@beorlingo and not cut from the Left!!!!!!
State College CONELRAD same I would’ve been mad
He really looks like an honest man that is trying to get his life together. The best of luck to him
that and i hope he becomes more comfortable with himself. i noticed he seems to be very shy about showing his teeth. hopefully he has changed himself and is going to keep trying his best to be a functioning member of society. he's paid his debt.
@@sl33ksnypr285652 lovely 💖
@Anti Chrxst thats sort what I was thinking. He likely is fine, but just cause he has no visivle tattoos doesnt mean hes clean
@@icushfu732 The good thing is nobody actually cares what you think, as it matters. The judge and the inspector on the other hand... now their opinion actually matters and is one of compassion. Good thing you need education to make decisions like these.
yeah, good look to the judge. Hope he gets his life together, he does seem like an honest man.
When a former prisoner is more polite and respectful than a lot of people... we know our educational system has problems to fix
Donot just blame the educational system. Lot of other factors come into picture as well. His immediate family, upbringing etc
N Vishnum, mostly the education system, and the failing justice system of this country.
Thinh Nguyen can’t blame anybody but yourself !!
@@nelsoncr2817 People are always so quick to blame "the system", whether it's the government, the education, etc, and yes they have to improve but what's most important is to look at oneself and how our parents influenced our upbringing. Family comes first and it's the root upon which we grow as an adult. You don't ask the neighbour to come into your house every time there's an issue and expect them to solve it or blame them for not doing it. Switch the mindset and help others see they have to take their future into their own hands first and then maybe "the system" can help but not the other way round. We will all be better for it. Cheers.
Thinh Nguyen You don’t wake up in the morning at school though do you? You wake up at home in your own environment... let that sink in for a second and think carefully before blaming the second place you go.
As an ex con myself who spent 7 years in prison, my eyes got tears from watching this young man fighting his way out of that life full of crap, drama, misery that most others cant escape. I hope that he can make it and enjoy his life as a free good man.
Bro; as someone who has worked in and around the court for over 20 years, I not only agree but wish you the best and appreciate you. God bless, man.
what was it like?
plus it being twice your sentence and then 4 years more. i cannot imagine how either of your lives have been but im proud of you and him both!
@@codyfancil5987 Thank you!
i cried too - i know many in and out of the system
When is the judge going to run for president ? Inspector Quinn can be Vice President.
Thank You sweetheart
princessaz 79 I think the electorate has had enough of celebrities with no political experience running for office. I think most voters are looking for normalcy in 2020.
I totally agree with you 100%
Waooooo then we say great America. The first time in life I am impressed by your sweet words.
Surly like these type of kind hearted people should rule the world
I'm British and my wife is American. I broke my back and both legs in the US and my partner followed me to England to look after me. Because of my situation, we didn't have the funds to get her visa sorted and the judge ripped us apart. A lawyer watched it, came out and gave us his card. She's now legal and it cost us minimal fees. Lawyers can be good people.
Andy Copland yeah, especially ace attorneys
Andy Copland Get well soon!
William Howard no, just the corrupt prosecutors
NHS over the American system?
@@deanmoncaster absolutely. Both systems have their flaws but the British surgeons fixed a lot of stuff the Americans kinda had wrong or had old hardware. Those American doctors saved my life and I think that's all they were focused on. I'm forever grateful, but insurance companies are the scum of the earth who will try and wiggle out of anything.
I have two friends in the US who are doctors and even they are jaded by the constant money chasing. If I was wealthy if choose America every time, but the NHS even found the reason my wife couldn't conceive and done IVF free of charge because their philosophy is "you pay tax, you deserve a child." I now have 2 children who have American passports.
I fell in love with the USA. It was just a series of shitty situations and I'm sad I had to leave.
This judge has a heart of gold.
c Schamby not when he uses his Megavel™ (Mega Gavel)
quick email Neil Young
Gold is solid object, he has a heart of kindness 💛💓💖💗❤♥💛
"I haven't seen his girlfriend... but..." lmao, guy is quick on his toes
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😅😅😅
This judge is an example of true justice. 👍
@@alfonsoromano7389 We need Judges like this Canada!!!
I was like number 666!
Neil Phelan, the whole world agrees with you
@Spread The Word okay boomer
@Spread The Word Well if you think God is the only true judge then I guess there's no true judges because God isn't real
This brought tears to my eyes. I was in prison from age 16-32 I've been out for 3 years and never been in trouble with the law. To see a judge be lenient and understanding 2nd chances is simply beautiful.
I wish you a beautiful new life! Respect to you for choosing to fix your past mistakes! :)
Hugs 🤗
Redemption can be a powerful thing.
Prayers up to you for new beginnings 🙏
Can you tell me for what crime were you in jail? Is it rude to ask...? 😐
it's so warming and logical, here is a young man who is trying to straighten his life, it serves no good if the judge pushes him back to old life. Great judge and great judgement.
Facts 👌👌💯💯
Logic, common sense and common decency, a great combination!
"Young "
@@PoW_22-AME_Gaming yup!
If this man was my dad and he said "I'm not mad I'm just disappointed" I would feel so bad about myself.
That ish hits you right in the feels :D
Father or not, if that man told me he was disappointed in me it would break me so hard. That judge is everyone's grandfather.
I remember one time telling my dad as child: no daddy please don't talk to me take just whip me use your belt please just whip me. I was a daddy's girl thru and thru and just couldn't take and another lecture that I could relate too and knowing that I had disappointed my dad. Heavens I was always doing something.
That's how parents teach sympathy and the guilt of right and wrong. I can't say this about my mom but when I messed up with my dad, (they split when I was 8 but are friends but still had their own styles when each had me at their houses) who actually let me make mistakes growing up, he would never say:
"Dana I am furious with you! How could you?"
Instead, he would always say:
"Dana, I am very disappointed in you. I know you're better than that"
When I would say:
"Dad you're not mad at me?"
He would always say:
"How can I be mad when I'm the one letting you grow and learn for yourself. I'm your guidance, not your decision maker, and it was my decision to be your guidance..I'm not mad...I'm disappointed. This is your life. You need to control what you do. If you think I'll be disappointed then maybe you know it's not what you should be doing."
It hit hard so bad every time almost like I would have rathered him be mad...but it taught me how to make smart decisions on my own through my own experience...and to this day I learn for myself and think every decision before I make it...I thank him because it taught me to make smart decisions..you cannot learn if they are being made for you...
Disappointment is supposed to hurt and make you feel guilt. I was way more sorry after too from a young age and didn't do what I did again. My mom berated me for the most petty crap and it made me want to rebel and do it more as a control thing. She was controlling. It made me controlling. Safe to say going to my dads house every Thursday-Sunday was the highlight of my week every week. He was and still is such a healthy parent.
That was all my dad’s dad had to say to him, and he would feel so bad.
Quinn,
"I haven't seen his girlfriend." LoL
S. vs he means laughing out loud. Why would he Be talking about league 🤣
That was honestly too funny 😁😆
@@itzdrdabber2115 you dont realize its a joke?
@@itzdrdabber2115 most use lol or LOL, prob his first time seeing someone use LoL
Begginers' Guide to Code it has difference lol and LOL are quiet and loud, the LoL is League of Legends.
This judge is an excellent man and I hope and pray for Mr Williams
For sure
Amen! I pray he is able to always stay on the good road now.
Amen!
no one has asked why he spent 18 years in prison.
I’m mr Williams hello
I like this judge way more than those sassy judges like judge Judy.
Judge Judy is meme
Judge Judy was a Judge and now is not. I forget the legal term she operates under now., arbitration of some sort. It is just a drama show for entertainment.
@Little Reptilian 😂😂😂
Little Reptilian haha you just wake up the feminists 😂
salt cloudy yeah, absolutely.
I love how the judge puts the people at ease by talking to them about their personal life.
creating that rapport with someone and finding common ground and starting some sort of relationship always helps ease someone who may be nervous or on edge.
he was genuinely thankful. that “thank you your honor” after he said case dismissed showed that
@Josip It's the way he said it. Stop trying to be smart, lol.
@@njux1871 Actually, him trying to be a smartass shows he really didn't know what gratefulness and thankfulness meant. So inadvertedly, he was being truthful.
@@MarthSR That's a depressing thought, but you probably right. x)
Marth SpeedRuns so making a joke means you can’t be grateful
Josip Okay, anytime you say genuinely say thank you to someone I hope they don’t take you seriously since you want to act smart.
I cry whenever this great judge talks he is a true human!
Jazzy u a weirdo
John, if they have a kink to cry when an old man judges someone else, let them. It’s their problem if their screen gets wet more than once per day from two things, it’s their problem, not yours.
JJ Woznicki You are the definition of a 12 y/o. STFU BOY. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
That's alot of tears
Everyone is a true human
“If punishment for a crime is solely a fine, then that crime exists only for the lower class” and this judge absolved this man duly. God bless
I agree and disagree. We really need to simplify all the laws and regulations. The cops can bust you for some minor law you broke if they look hard enough. However there still is a need for fines. How else do you enforce traffic laws? No way you sending anyone to jail for a parking violation or speeding or running a red light
@@josuebalderas2075 tbh, i agree with him. Im usually looking into the speeding fines of the country im in and decide hoe much over the limit is still worth it for me from there. The only countries i dont speed in are the one with excessively high fines or the ones that make the fine dependent on income. Same with parking. If a parking ticket is 25$ im often tempted to just park. They dont catch me everytime and parking lotx charge money as well. So if i get caught only 1 out of 3 times im not even spending more.
You know what, you have a good point and it got me thinking. I tried to find a middle ground between @Evan Cress and @Josue Balderas. What if the fines were somehow proportional to the excise tax paid on the car when it was registered by the owner. That would translate to people with expensive cars paying higher in fines than people with cheap cars. Why base it on the excise tax? I just thought it would be easier to implement since the DMV already has that data for everyone. Would love to hear other people's perspective on this issue.
@@adamdebesai I like this idea. Although the price of the car may not relate to the amount of money that person actually makes at that time. They could’ve bought the car when they were in a better financial position or been gifted it from a wealthier relative. Either a fine based on income or even based on total capital gains and net worth would work, as most millionaire and billionaires have the bulk of their money in assets, not reported as income
@@coastaledge3790 You have a good point and thank you for the original comment because it is interesting and thought provoking. I think I can at least fix the gift issue because when you receive the car as a gift, I believe you pay no taxes since it was technically not sold. Plus people who get cars as gifts probably cannot afford to buy a car. But I definitely see how my idea can be unfair to some folks.
This judge, has a heart of Gold, and a brain with comment sence, a sincere family man, watching from the uk
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
IQ-- "I haven't seen his girlfriend yet." I almost fell off my chair while laughing!
Peter Rodby “yet” 🤣🤣🤣
He is probably more intelligent than that comment makes him seem. Did you notice the positive effect it had in a courtroom of all places? That guy understood a guy of his title would likely say such a thing but he sacrificed his ego for a greater good I think. But im only a first-year psychologist :P That could be way off. But I like sharing my thoughts anyways :)
@@landonleonard79 ok
I was actually thinking the exact same thing and he said what I was thinking lmao!
@@landonleonard79 Which comment made who seem unintelligent?
I like this judge. He should be on the supreme court.
Ian Campbell he’s having too much fun where he is
Nah tbh Supreme Court they deserve to put everyone in jail
YaBoiLogan XD right if u even get there gotta be guilty
Bryant Park lots of trials that proved the state wrong. Various helping millions of Americans today.
Ian Campbell the Supreme Court is nothing like a normal court.
I have no words to Express how much you are loved, not only by Americans,but from people all over the world. Thank you, judge Caprio,for being the wonderful person that you are!
I agree( from the UK)
Much love from the UK
Agree. Here from Indonesia
from Brazil, São Paulo
I agree (from Montréal, Canada)
I loved this. Just because you’ve been incarcerated, doesn’t mean you should have to be treated like an animal when you’re out. Everyone deserves a second chance as long as they’re willing to put in the effort to change.
everybody DOESN"T deserve a second chance . some guys deserve to be hanged in the town square for all to see . but guys like this who are genuine and sincerely show that they're good for it deserve more than a chance , they deserve some good breaks like judge caprio gave this man
I am from norway, in theory we dont have life sentences here, (there is a version of it where you get maximum 21Y and reevaluated but there is no sentenced to life impriosnment) and a motto guards and wardens have here is "Every inmate will eventually become someone's neighbour, hence the goal of prisons is to help people become good neighbours"
The education for the job of prison guard is much longer and much more focused on the skills of a social worker than a bouncer. (Same goes for police here). Judges like Frank and Laywers like the one here are the people America needs to go the right direction. When you treat people like human beings they act like human beings, if ypu treat them like an animal, beast, monster, how can you expect them not to behave like an animal beast or monster. God bless you we need more good people who see the potential in others.
Yes, off course!!! But if you do the crime, do the time!!!
The entire point of lawful punishment and incarceration should always be rehabilitation.
@chris j ????? Everyone deserves a second chance???? I think there are probably 40 million victims and victims loved ones that would disagree. That statement is obtuse and so are you if you really believe that. You clearly live a victimless life.
Omg, I wish to this judge to live 1000+ years 😁 he is the best person I've ever seen... I hope is not just for the tv show
I agree,never seen a nicer personality than Mr.Caprio!
What a heart he has!
@@kjetin99 indeed
I think He probably doesn't need a show, my guess is he is just trying to do something good for the society he lives in..
@@nickk9913 I don't live there, but I wish he could do something greater, he does already but he can do much more
@@ionutz89ful Yeah me neither haha..
If every judge in America really cared about the people like this judge America's prison system would not be over ran by people whos victims of a money hungry system and judges.
One of the main problems is that most people don't even get to see a judge. They get pressured into just pleading guilty and they get locked up.
Definitely in cases like this one dropping the tickets is a good thing, but if no tickets were ever prosecuted then I think you would find driving on the road to be a much more dangerous place.
@@manon-gfx It was intentionally designed to be so
And lawyers
@Liberation Just because they offer you a deal don't make you guilty
He is a judge who understands, the suffering of others. He is a role model whose values and attitudes worthy of being imitated by others. Thank you, Judge, you are a wonderful human being. 💌
Overwhelmed with joy at how much compassion exists in Judge Caprio's court room. If we could only expand it around the world.
If he ran for president I would vote for him in a heartbeat.
This is how Trump got voted. Think before you vote guys ;D
@@thefiendish186 You're implying that there was no thought behind the statement. Maybe take your own advice and think before you say anything. Better yet just don't say anything if you can't gauge your own ignorance.
@@thefiendish186 anyone's better then sleepy joe.
I dont think people wikk like him if he let a terrorist go ( just for a second chance at life ) being a president you need to be , not heartless ( but judge with facts , not with your heart )..... and this judge its just too human to be a president.... at least in my eyes
@@mrfox-st3eo i had a headache reading your comment.
Jeffrey Turner you deserve to be given a chance in life. Thank you Judge Caprio for helping him out. Mr. Turner is more polite and respectful to the judge than those who haven't been in the prison. Goodluck to you sir :-)
Absolutely agreed! Best wishes Jeffery!
Amen!
no one has asked why he spent 18 years in prison.
@Hasan Arif my son first of all doesn't look 40 for one he's only 36 and everyone makes mistakes in there life
It's ok, my son only looks older cause hes been though a lot in his young life and me being a single mom I try to keep my boys out the street and prison sometimes it's hard when u working and trying to keep everything together back then it's nice to know that someone cared about the system to give man like my son in other man a chance in life
I am proud to be one of those attorneys helping low income people battle civil matters. Thank you for presenting a voice of compassion and reason in the legal field.
You are awesome Miss Jennifer..
Thank you Ms Jennifer God Bless You*
Judge Frank is the man! I love these videos and how truly heartfelt and understanding he seems to be. I’m turning 35 this year and coming up on 2 years sober/5 years clean after spending easily 4 of those years in and out of jail/rehab. Unfortunately the successful turn-around for most people to recover from the system is low but this guy seemed very sincere. Props to anyone in the same shoes trying to make a difference 💯
Congratulations on taking control of your life. Your empathy for others is apparent. I hope you’re still doing well.
@@SusanBaileyAmazingEstate thank you so much! 🙏 that made my night, really 😊
Keep pushing man..I am coming up on 3yrs sober man and it is the best decision I ever made..
This guy doesn’t look a day over 25
That judge is at least 40
You're wrong.
@NeWdL3s_1609 and he's being sarcastic
Prison will do that to some my husband looks younger cuz he wasn't exposed to the elements and pollution
@@jakegordon99 The Judge is 83.
Just saying
I don’t think there will ever be another Judge Caprio. This man is always a great judge, and super fair. We need more judges like this, and that lawyer is pretty great himself. Working for free to help someone who’s trying to fix his life, instead of judging him for his past. That’s how life should be, we should all get along like that!
My friend: *punches me*
Me: *signs my fist in a way to mockingly punch him back*
My friend: dOnT gEt hUnG oVeR tHe pAsT
I am heavily considering goibg into lawyering and hopefully eventually becoming a judge, and hope that i will be as human and kind as Judge Caprio
@@tmcoady That is what Judge Caprio all about, pure Inspiration!
I am a lawyer from India used to watch this channel regularly to motivate myself. It is a basic ethic to work for justice then fees.
Make sure you are doing the right thing like judge caprio
People like this guy totally deserve a second chance. Just by his ability to appreciate sarcasm and his smile its kind of clear that this is a genuinely good guy.
Second? They said he has been in an out of prison for 18 years, then recently started wracking up a bunch of traffic violations. How many second chances does he need?
I hope the first guy can turn his life around, he looked so shocked when the jugde dropped his charges!
yeah, you could really feel the gratitude in his voice as well.
The lawyer's kid must have been proud of their daddy..
Anyone should be proud of their dad even if he was to live on the streets
@@muhamadq1744 i’m not proud of my dad...
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@@meghan_. then learn some respect
@@meghan_. unless hes like a criminal
You cant do much without a license. Good luck to this man and his family. He needed a chance and this judge is compassionate.
I need to move to Providence. They seem to be doing something right.
He's got a full time job, a girlfriend and an apartment and is going around trying to clean up his old mistakes. that man is on the right track. Hoping he stays on it
That is absolute nonsense and proves you have never lived anywhere else. I have never had a license and have always been fine.
Trafalgar Bull a lot of decent jobs require you to have a license. And not only that having a license is freedom not relying on public transportation.
Ill be honest, Providence is a fantastic city. The love and pride I have for my city, and the people that live here, is so great I can look past some of its darker days (Italian mobs & corruption). Also, the food scene here is fantastic if your into that sort of thing :)
Jordyn Martinez or just get a bike?
We need more judges like this judge. He’s compassionate but he’s no fool. His years of experience proves he’s a great judge. God bless him
This judge is amazing. He embodies what America and democracy is all about.
Kenzita v beurden to be honest, you’re both right. It’s what America SHOULD be all about. But theory and practice are different. :/
Yes He mixed law with compassion Olden days it was like that in America
You mean "what America and democracy ARE all about." Come visit America and spend a few weeks here, and you'll learn the language better. I imagine you'd want to spend at least a week in Providence!
When judge laughs you have to laugh too. Same story in school when teacher laughs...
Commen sense ...
*Common 🙂
@@MIKExVICKx7 Nothing against this judge but i always found this unwritten rule to be very dishonest especially in the context of a courtroom where it is asked of you to be truthfull and honest. I never was in court but i remember moments in school where the whole class was punished for something another classmate did. I always refused to accept that and often got in even more trouble. Its very ironic and doesnt seem like common sense to me at all :/
@@Swiss_Cynic you are right
@@Swiss_Cynic Du hast schon Recht
This is so sad that this young man has spent most of his life in prison he seems to be a very good man . I wish him love , peace and happiness for the rest of his life .
yeah,I too wonder what he did or was it a repetitive problem ...seems like it was several incarcerations....
This channel soothes my mind and makes me believe that there are compassion, nice people with a warm heart on the earth.
What a lovely Judge . I love his personality. Blessings.
I am getting adicted to this channel and I don't feel guilty about it.
Me too love it
Anil Desai I see. Wat. U did there
We all guilty of ot.. sentance is wat thing more.... lol
@@Bxbyjoker115 you.... Cot dammit i was gonna type that
@@AP0ll012 "cot" I see wat you did there
Judge Caprio makes you WANT to be better because of his love and compassion!! You are so appreciated and truly make a difference in people’s lives!!!
He's like this because his father was like this.
He's such a good judge, he the personification of what a judge is supposed to be. He's tough when he needs to be, lenient when he can be and he shows compassion and justice. I love him. 👏🏽👏🏽
I swear if youre ever having a bad day you just need to watch a few videos of this judge. Soooo wholesome
The judge warms my heart. He is so compassionate and understanding. All justice should be meted out with this kind of mercy. Thank you Judge Caprio!
Another life improved by the Rhode Island court system.
This person (the ex prisoner) has paid his debt to society. He deserves all the chances. Good luck to you man, God bless you🌸
" I haven't seen his girlfriend but i'd choose living with his girlfriend"... Quinnn
This show is like my therapy every day. Your honor, your words hit me in the core. This helped me overcome my depression that whenever he tells them he roots for them and puts his faith on em, it felt like he's telling it to me.
The thing is even if in your close circle nobody is betting on you, somebody in the world always would. That's what keep me going. I know good people exist and that Im even one of them that would support me just like that
We all are rooting for you.
I hope the judge stays the judge till he's over 100 years old
AWESOME message at the end! It's amazing to know there's people out there to help fight for justice for EVERYONE, but it's a shame that everyone does not have access to this.
This is my favorite one by far! I love this judge!
Não entendi nada do quê você escreveu, só o love judge. Acho que é amo o magistrado, se gosta do juiz Franck Caprio, eu curto.
Hi
Same here
This judge is someone that i would love to meet someday not because he is a judge but because of his great compassion for others. We can all learn something from him.
There’s no words to describe how amazing this judge on his efforts to help people who should really be helped and given a chance 🙏🏻
I think all judges should take notes on how this judge treats people like human beings. We need more judges like him across the country.
This judge is a breath of fresh air. First one I've seen on a tv/internet in months talking sense and not spouting abuse.
Most judges are pigs
Very compassionate judge, with a very good heart.
We need more great judge ‘s like this in this world god bless u
I love this judge , he doesn’t look down his nose at anyone , he’s more than fair and just a descent person !
5:10 "I havent seen his girlfriend" that was tough and brilliant....lol
What a wholesome man. Anyone would be lucky to have him as your judge. My faith in humanity is restored after watching these videos.
Turner looks like he is insecure with his teeth. Please don't be. Nobody will shame you.
Sadly people will shame him because people can be heartless
Wish that was thw case
He doesnt wanna appear weak
I was I still am insecure about have been for most my life
You can't really see them..... But to me it looks like he either has a large gap or missing one in the front. No biggie. Perhaps his charms aren't in his teeth. LMAO But hidden ......He seems so humble. I wonder what the hell he could possibly have done.
the most uplifting channel on UA-cam… this judge has such a heart for people!
It's refreshing to see a judge that doesn't seem like he's out to get people
This judge is such a great guy. Hard to find people in positions of power with so much empathy these days. Wish him a long, healthy, and happy life.
I love this judge with my soul. I wish 80% of Americans were like this judge.
Chosen R why not 100%?
Liam Wood cause this dude would give a $300 fine for a serial killer lmaoo
Chosen R coz hes not american
Just Americans? How 'bout the whole world?
@@blizzardcooks6661 its traffic court you absolute STUMP
You’re awesome Judge, I just starting to watch your shows and you make me cry because you’re absolutely what we need a man with a golden heart.
Judge Caprio is such an example for all of us: see the good, say the good, do the good. Thank you for broadcasting these videos. I keep on watching them and feel so inspired by mr Caprio
I love this judge. I love how he recognized a man who's paid his debt and is trying to do better with his life, and I love how he acknowledges the lawyer who has basically spent his career helping low-income defendants.
I really like the police inspector so much especially when he nods his head
I can’t even express how much of a fan I have become since watching only a few day ago, some people r genuinely looking out for others, big fan from London uk
💗 Wow... I’m such a wimp!
I’ve lost track of how many times this judge has hit me in the emotions & left me with tears in my eyes....
Here we go again...
He’s such a tender-hearted, precious man who is literally making a positive change in this world - one human being at a time...
😊💗💗💗💗💗
Judge please we need you!
Please be the president!
We need your kindness, smarts & leadership.
I believe mr William's is getting his life on track. You can see how well he presented himself. It was very good and respectful. I wish him the best of luck!!
Lots and lots of people rooting for this guy!!! Wishing you an absolutely fantastic future.
I thought he was gonna give 18 years
me 2
@@kage353 can you spell right?
@@ruizje1814 yep
ImBloamz shut up boomer
ImBloamz why can he not
If somehow the judge can see this "YOU ARE MY HERO!" If i ever go to the states i would love to meet this judge! We need more people like judge Frank!
I really hope and pray he makes a better life for himself.
Its damn hard finding a good job with felony and damn hard trying to get a decent apartment to rent.. I know from my actual situation and record. Life is rough.. but damn things need to change for someone with a felony. (18 years in and out of the criminal system we can absolutely assume he has a felony somewhere)
@@rufiorufioo ITs not that hard tho , my cousin when he came illegally in the USA at the beginning and he found a house to a very nice gentleman where he payed with cash . He has the documentation needed now that was many years ago but my point was that you can find a good house even in bad situations .
btw that man who helped him is a family friend now , one of the nicest guys we have meet
This judge is such an incredible person. He understands how to create positive change. This is the way to do it. Not by legally stealing someone’s money and compounding their problems
There will always be good people out there to help others who’s in need.
Good luck Mr. Turner, and kudos to the lawyer. He's the real MVP.
'This made me cry; such compassion by the judge.
U might need antidepressants. Get a hold of yourself.
As a multiple offender who's done plenty of time, this got me choked up. This is exactly the type of things that are needed when u get out because it's damn hard. Thank u judge
I have never spent time in prison but I always thought people who have served their time shouldn’t be penalized any longer. I got a little emotional to in a happy sense. This gentleman who seems to be trying to turn his life around deserves a break and Judge Caprio is the perfect person to handle this case.
I knew a guy who had trouble getting his license for 15 years due to fines adding up and he tried to chip away over time. But the state and taxes buried him even though he worked full time. It really affected his life. I wish you the best. Keep going and have faith because there are good people out there.
This judge should be president. He would be way better then any president we have ever had.
Except Trump.
Fallout Fan 😂😂😂
Kanye 2020
Fallout Fan trump all the way!
No he wouldn’t be. Being a great human does not equate to being a great President. George Washington owned slaves and he’s one of the greatest in American history, meanwhile Jimmy Carter was a great and honest man, but was a terrible president.
I love this judge !! He is so good. He always believes in people. And he always looks at the good in people.
This judge is amazing I wish all were like him. His decisions are on point, this definitely will help the guy recover rather than keep him stuck in a loophole
Wow this judge is a legit legend. Wonderful to see real quality people working as a judge and being truly fair and not corrupt or power tripped. What a true professional
Judge with a huge heart and empathy for all. God Bless Him.
Just curious, what about people like Hitler?
I seriously love this judge and all he stands for. He has a great moral compass!
Not first but the first to comment...love this judge...so many try to appear to be hard but seem to forget compassion is also important
Couldn't agree more..
I simply love this court and the judge. He is so compassionate with people and he gives everyone a chance to tell there side. Then he gives you a break. I love this guy.