Judge "Do You Think This Is A Joke? You're DRUNK IN COURT!"
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She’s not afraid of jail. She’s afraid of forced sobriety.
Exactly. Bingo.
If the judge were accurate with 0.78 she would be considering alternate accommodations. I'm thinking a zero is missing.
@@MadScientist267 Oh wow. I didn't catch that detail. 0.78? Lol. Call the undertaker.
@@mjblcmichael Yep forget legal limits... that's over biological limits 🤣
Of course she is. It's dangerous for severe alcoholics to withdraw untreated and unmedicated. People have passed from it.
Judge told her yesterday that if she’s caught drunk one more time it’s 90 days in jail. Guess what, it’s the next time she’s drunk.
@@buildingaloop.4730irrelevant. It shouldn't be society's problem that she has 0 self control.
@@buildingaloop.4730I would totally agree with you, except that:
1. She was offered help. Rehab would help her with the withdrawals.
2. She has a child. Shame on her. You need to put your child before your addiction.
Was gonna say 5 days is nothing!
How can she pick up your child at school when she are drunk.😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
@@sinjin8576if she wants to get absolutely smashed that is no problem. She had a 0.28 alcohol level and crashed her car. When she drives drunk it is everyone’s problem.
I'm terrified of jail too. That's why I don't deliberately do things that will put me in there. Problem solved!!
Yesssss. Me too. I do not want to go to jail.
I was in a large city jail once. I was marching in a parade and one of the cops said I could use the restroom in the jail. There was a tiny toilet in the admitting side There were double steel doors, bullet proof glass and it smelled like body odor and worse. It scared me and I was not even being booked in for anything.
Sounds like a privileged ass perspective imo, you don’t know anyone who’s suffered with poverty or a mental illness obviously. I hope you never in your life have to, because obviously those around you will show you the same kindness.
@@progo8156 Sounds like you know what it's like from experience.
Exactly!!!
Wait...she shows up to court drunk and she's going to pick up her kid from school? She's a winner!!! 😡
Right!!! I'm shocked the judge allowed her to go pickup the child after testing positive for alcohol? If she showed up drunk gor court she clearly has poor judgment, what's to stop her from walking out of the courthouse and chugging the rest of the bottle and then start her car to drive to her child's school????
Below the legal limit to drive
Of a 90-day jail term and the top prize IS.......
@@theroxygirl731She is NOT drunk and well below the legal limit to drive.
You can still get a dui even if under the legal limit. If you appear impaired or unable to safely operate a motor vehicle that can bust your ass @jamesvw769
They are always starting a new job tomorrow 🥴
I think attorneys tell their unemployed clients to get a job to help their cause.
I think it was Judge Middleton who said "we're the best recruitment agency in the state. Everyone who comes before me is just about to start a new job"
Yup always, or they have a lead on a good job.
Right!! She’s really busy Monday with new job and therapist appt.
It’s always “I’m in the process”
Her attorney (@10:11): "Jail...is not productive for her on a long term basis." Well, neither is appearing in court with a BAC of .078 at 10:30 AM, counselor! 90 days for the win!
Jail and prison aren’t productive for anyone. Even the officers working there.
But she’s gotta go to jail or treatment in a secure facility. One where she can’t leave. Drinking jail julip will only hurt her.
He’s doing his job, i bet he agrees with you
@@joeoranza7536 Only for those 90 days. After that she's back out with no supervision at all. This is the one that needed to be kept on a tight leash, not banished to the jail cell to be let loose later.
@@S7J7P7This is about her inability to be productive in jail. It's about protecting people who are actually productive and not bottom feeders such as herself.
got to take the edge off...stressful morning. not saying it's right.
Nobody’s Calendar is busier than someone facing jail. These people facing jail must have more 24 hours than we have. Because when they are facing jail, they have doctors appointments, kids to get to school, grandparents to take care of, new jobs to start, new businesses, afoot, ready to start rehab, and so on and so on, all in the next day. It’s amazing.
ROFLMAO 😂
Also their uncle always just died.
I had a friend at highschool that was found guilty of a bomb hoax at his local train station.
He had a suspended sentence for 6 months to do his school exams. Then he got locked up.
Funny how they suddenly have employment when they are facing jail.
Don’t forget the kids bday the following day 🤣🤣🤣🤣🙌
Her lawyer is right. 5 days would not do his client any good; so I think 30-90 days just might.
One year would be better. No parole either.
90 days won't do jack. It won't treat the underlying cause of her alcoholism and she'll be right back out doing it again. I disagree with the judge here. MIddleton has said it best that the worst cases are the ones you need to keep an eye on the most, and just terminating probabtion when they are in a tough spot means they'll stay as they are later.
@@zerieth6620I don’t think this judge can give more than that tho unfortunately.
@@mlgerabyou don’t go up for parole if only serving a year.
@@buildingaloop.4730No. If people are deliberately imbibing an intoxicant of any kind before getting in the car and driving away, they deserve to deal with the consequences of putting other people's lives at risk when they drink any amount. That answer is idiotic and so are the people who purposely fuck up like this.
I feel bad for the child. That child has an uphill battle in life with this parent 😢
Unfortunately, far too many children have uphill battles with self centered, or neglectful, or addicted, or mentally ill parents! Divorce in childhood is actually defined as a childhood trauma, often because parents don’t know how to behave and won’t seek out help so their children can learn healthy ways of dealing with it and their parents can learn to co-parent! A psychologist I was training with said that there were times he had to tell harmful parents, “Look, it took 13 years for you to get your son to this point….how many years will you give me to try to get him on the right track??” That’s certainly not something I was ever comfortable saying but boy, there were times when I wanted to!
Drunk driving requires serious intervention, especially if it’s repeated, protect the public.
we treat it sociopathically lightly, it should come with at least a lifetime driving and car ownership ban and prison time.
@@dangerszewski9816or something at least for repeat offenders like this.
@@dangerszewski9816 My old roommate is a stone cold alcoholic that came home blackout drunk every single night. And she would be drunk every waking moment on the weekends. She racked up at least 3 DUIs that I know of. Her last DUI she crashed her car into a light pole. And I just found out she got her license back and her record expunged. She’s still a drunk and she WILL kill someone eventually.
@@easypimpin123there’s no way she got her record completely expunged with 3 DUIs.
@@XIStance-xd8nh I checked on the county website myself. One day her records were there. And now they’re not.
Morning drinking is a really bad sign.
lol obviously
Ehh can't even say it's morning drinking at this point. She's an alcoholic, she may have drank sooooo much the night before her body is still processing out the alcohol. The judge did say she drank this morning and so did the judge but the woman herself never said so. If she went to bed at a massive 0.3 bac or even 0.2 she could easily be 0.05 in the morning
@@DarkAttack14 That is an equally bad sign.
Not at all :) the dosage and the timing makes the poison ...from time to time I like hazelnut liquor or a dash of whiskey in my coffee in the morning
She gets all the hits. She is a "caregiver". She is "starting a new job". She "doesn't have anyone to watch her kids".
Doesn't have anyone to watch her kids, buy she drank at 8am on a day she had to be in court
She definitely don’t need to be watching them unless they all 🍻🥂🍷🥃🍾🍺🍸
Picking her child up from school when she’d been drinking was a bad idea too. I don’t understand why people think letting someone like this have this many breaks was reasonable in the first place. Clearly she can’t control her drinking.
Unbelievable
@@jpjh8844if you had to watch her kids you’d probably be drinking too
She doesn't wanna go to prison because she can't drink there
Yes she absolutely can.
@@tiffanyholman4028wait-how????
@@HRH242Drugs get smuggled into jails and prisons, including alcohol. It's easiest to do it with the cooperation of a corrupt guard or two.
@@FreyaTait soooo frightening (& frustrating!)
@HRH242 they make booze themselves on the inside, but it's super nasty - only for the very desperate. They take old fruit, sugar packets, and bread (for the yeast) and put it all together with some suitable liquid, then leave it to ferment for a while some place warm (smaller bottles of prison hooch can be held under someone's shirt all day for the heat, to speed fermentation.)
Her lawyer wants to say she need to pick her child up when she's in court drunk? Does he think she's going to magically sober up before driving drunk to the school? 🤬
.05 is not legally drunk. It was only a legal issue because she was on probation and was not supposed to be drinking at all.
Well, it's not magic, but yes, she would be sober at 3:30pm if she was .07 at 8am
@@tiffanyholman4028 That's IF she has nothing else to drink before the time she gets out of Court and on the way to the school.
@@bigskye606even if you are under the legal limit, if the officer feels you are impaired, you can still be charged.
@@FloridaCatholicGuy Yes, but it sounded like she was tested upon arriving at the courthouse so I don't think anyone saw her driving, so I think it would tough to prove she was impaired. I'm guessing a .05 would have little effect on an alcoholic.
Counsel filled my bingo card on excuses why she shouldn't go to jail in less than 30 seconds!
Well it is his job to try to minimize her punishment. He wouldn't be much of a lawyer if he stood there mute
People don't realize that when your client is guilty, this is the best your lawyer can do@@mrsweetpotato4354
It must be difficult as a public defender, having to defend people like this.
@@mjblcmichaelI applaud these people bc they deal with the worst of humanity, criminals
The one that's missing is her being pregnant. They used to call that "pleading on their bellies" back in the day.
Women still try to pull this a lot. Look at Elizabeth Holmes, Dalia Dippolito (I think) etc. I could name more. Always conveniently pregnant right before prison because what kind of monster could jail a pregnant woman?
I love how they're always starting a new job 'tomorrow".
Hahaha yup. Always in the process
Pet has a vet appointment on Tuesday.
Always!
I'm looking after my my sick Gran, and I'm a single parent to 12 kids! I'm starting my dream job tomorrow, and night school next week! I own 7 elderly cats!
How about protect the public and let her dry out in jail for 30-90 days and keep her off the road!
Right. Because drunks are definitely no longer drunks after 90 days in the hell of an American prison.
Ankle monitor that will prevent her from driving.
With her type of alcohol use she's probably fully physically addicted so honestly yeah 90 in jail could do her good. She'll spend the first month in the medical unit on tons of drugs to attempt to prevent her from dying from delerium tremors and seizures but once that passes general pop ;)
@@DarkAttack14if she’s lucky, I’ve seen many people coming off alcohol and Xanax In jail and some jails let them rot in a cell by themselves.
Yep!
3:00 "I drove. I live 2 min down the street."
Can't walk the 20 min instead.
I have a job and a child.
So I can’t be incarcerated?
Nice.
They always ack like they deserve a medal for doing what the rest of us do without being an alcoholic
@@magnuskain278
Yes!!!
She can have a job inside. She’s so good at drinking maybe she should work in the kitchen.
The lawyer is saying she needs to pick her children up!!!
Ummm drunk?
If she can't control her drinking so that she attends court drunk then I think CPS ought to be involved..how can you parent when you're doing this?
I start my new job on Monday. Next Monday I start my other one, before I start my new one.
She got job at local bar 😂😂😂😂
If she can't stay sober for an hour to at least complete court it's rehab time. She has a serious problem.
She’s worried about no one being able to pick her child up from school later that day. I think it’s safe to say she drove her kid to school before court *under the influence.*
Ridiculous of her attorney to say ‘is it safe to say you don’t feel in anyway impaired.’ What does that matter? We’ve all seen stumbling drunks that swear they’re in control
That was for indicating to the court that she understood the proceedings so she couldn't appeal later.
For a hard-core drinker with that BAC, she is not feeling it. It's probably leftovers from the night before. She needs serious treatment and definitely needs to be kept off the roads, don't get me wrong, but she isn't feeling drunk. Alcoholics get used to it, and it takes a lot to make them drunk.
Who's going to pick up her son if she dies in an accident? If she kills someone (a child like hers?) in an accident and goes straight to jail?
Will she need to pick him up if he dies in an accident due to her drunk driving?
She needs to spend at least 6 months in jail and receive treatment for alcoholism. The alternative is having a drunk driver out in public endangering society.
And endangering the lives of her young children
She deserves a whole lot more than she got!!
You really think being drunk warrants someone spending 3 months in jail? You’re unhinged
@@mattyp6908Yes. Keeping people safe from her selfish & reckless behaviour is important imo.
@snooganslestat2030
No, it's the driving while drinking that deserves the 3 months in jail.
@@mattyp6908 She drunk drove and got into an accident, and then came into court with alcohol in her system again. Not a doubt in my mind she drunk drives all over. So 3 months isn't unhinged. The 90 days is for the original charge, not the probation violatation.
She'll be back again.
Yes, I agree. At least the community is safe from her for ninety days.
Its not the courts fault that her employer decided the guidelines means she cannot work in the the field she wants. Too bad.
They always argue that jail is too much of a disruption to their life. It’s not meant to be a cruise vacation. She probably drives drunk to pick up her child. That child deserves better.
She has a serious problem
I mean, she’s an alcoholic, she needs treatment. Telling an addict to just stop don’t work or help. She can go into dangerous withdrawal symptoms if she is not monitored properly and actually needs medication to withdraw safely. I understand everyone’s frustration and how she’s putting people in danger, but we need a better system in this country to help people who have addictions.
Yea ..so she can sit in jail and be monitored and see the jail Drs and be in the medical observation cells where they can get their medication and help... But she should have at least been mandated to go to a 6 month rehab at the very least..... But then she was given only five days and extended probation and she let her get her kid and make arrangements yet she came back AGAIN DRUNK.
This exactly.
Isn't that what treatment courts are for? To adress the substance issues and criminal issues? I heard the judge mention that she declined.
Involuntary rehab has very dismal success rates. If an addict isn't willingly going into treatment, they will replace as soon as they are able to in nearly all cases. While I agree someone like this needs help, the entire crux of the issue is that you cannot force an alcoholic to get help no matter what you do. And she's endangering the public by drunk driving.
Stop giving her chances!!! Judge you have to protect her child and the public
Is he asking to let a drunk lady go pick up kids at school? Wtf
She is NOT drunk. All here numbers are below the legal limit to drive.
@@jamesvw769 .08 is the per se limit meaning no other evidence of impairment is required. you can still be found guilty of a DUI below .08
I hope they monitor her for DTs in jail. Detox is gonna be rough.
Good thing she didn’t hit anyone on the way to court!! She’s outrageous
The lawyer in the last case infuriated me! Trying to make the prosecutor out to be a bad guy because his client took a plea deal?! Gtfoh
I hate lawyers like that to but it's his job to do that lol.
Dude!! How the fuck do you fuck up THAT quickly??
You can't fix stupid.
I'm guessing you haven't been addicted to anything for a long period of time which is fortunate!
She's running from withdrawals..she's a seriously scary alcoholic.
Is this a challenge
Seriously. Like I'm a proper fuck up. . .but I would have made it at least a week. Lol.
I have been watching this judge lately on a few channels she is really good Fair but firm I would in joy more of her . I see judge Manning, judge Webster, judge Simpson and other too. Thank you for the videos I enjoy your input to. I watch from Alaska and right now 2/17/24 there is 6 to 8 feet of snow outside. It has been a long and cold winter so your videos help a lot 😂! Thank you ! 😊
Wow!! Can you stay home?? Stay safe!!
I was a practicing alcoholic for MANY years and I can tell, first hand, that jail was THE answer!…Concrete blocks leeched the desire to drink anymore RIGHT out of me😉
Props to the defense attorney on the first case for trying his best while working with nothing.
He didn't even have that.
She's basically trying to go to jail. She took every wrong move except for eventually showing up.
I feel bad for the kids. They are punished by association.
Anyone with a professional license is responsible for knowing what the rules are around being employed for that work. No excuse!
But... she has a child! 😉
Ok, so if she asked the lawyer and he said it wouldn't affect it as she claims, she did that.
Excited to hear James Earl Jones as your new narrator! I don't know anyone better qualified for the job.
Oh look...the consequences of your own actions...
Who Drinks Booze for Breakfast
Alcoholics!
The narrator in the song "Sunday Morning Coming Down": "And the beer I had for breakfast wasn't bad, so I had another one for dessert."
An alcoholic
Scumbags
90 days in jail! Child lives with family to save him🤬
Love this Judge! WHAM! 90 DAYS!
FAFO drunky!😂
To bad if it affects her employment! That’s her problem!
Actually, it’s great that it affects her employment. Her employer won’t have an irresponsible drunkard in the payroll. Good riddance.
Probation was a gift for assault and battery. She should have been serving jail time.
as a CMA for almost 15 years... they tell you in CNA (have to be a CNA before becoming a CMA) class that ANY person to person/contact charge is IMMEDIATE termination and can also lead to license revocation... so "she didn't know..?" yes tf you did girl.. you made your bed and now you gotta lie in it!
Losing your job is a direct consequence…
That attorney better not expect any favors from the prosecutor any time soon after that Merry Christmas remark and impugning his character by implying he had no sympathy for the defendant because he wouldn't ignore the law for her. Maybe she should have pled not guilty, but she didn't. She'll be fine in a few months.
Shouldn't her lawyer have informed her of the possible implications of her decision? Isn't that one of the reasons people have lawyers?
No, you can't get a do-over. You pled guilty. You're a convict. Buh bye.
This poor woman needs to go to treatment...
"You punched someone in a gas station"
"She wasn't in a gas station, she was in my house. I came home after a 16 hour shift and she was in my bed"
I guess we know why she's a single mom...
Addiction sucks. I hope she can take advantage of their recovery programs.
Her lawyer was absolutely on top of it until she said "I drove." lol
These were two fantastic cases that you brought us viewers! Thank you for your hard work!
Drunk lady WILL be back.
I’m a recovering alcoholic, been sober just over 29 years. I never drank and drove but I would have been liable to turn up drunk at court. I hope she finds sobriety, life gets heck of a lot better.
Congrats that much time, I think a lot of people in the comments are unaware of how total the control alcohol can have over a person. I did show up to court drunk... om glad I don't live like that anymore
@@mrsweetpotato4354 Thank you. It’s amazing the things I've turned up drunk too.
Congratulations on your sobriety!! I am proud of you! ❤
@@HRH242 Thank you.
You are a super warrior!! Congrats!!
When your lawyer says "it wasn't a good move but," lol
You had me at, "it gets worse".
Whenever these defendants cry about their kids or job, I'm reminded of a quote by Marion Sevillo as portrayed by Jon Voight "That's too damn bad!"
That was the boss ladies grandpa in a flashback, not Mr. Sir.
To many chances. Just think about the child in the car
Going through court drunk would be like watching your own personal movie.
How is it they’re always *starting a new job tomorrow*?
Love Judge Shackleford.
Her brother Rusty must be proud of her
Pocket sand!
I appreciate a judge who can't keep their cool no matter how calm everyone else seems to be.
I drove to the bmv to get my license then decided I don't need 1 driving is a necessity not a privilege 😂
Is one of her jobs being a wine taster and the other job is being a whiskey taster!!!!!!!
2nd case. Judge, I’ve decided I’m not guilty after all even though I admitted I was. Now that I’ve lost my job, I just remembered I’m actually not guilty
"I didnt watch the whole thing" hoptoit5910, a moron on the internet.
12:30 👏👏👏, Judge Shackleford! Yes! I completely agree with her sentence in this case. Judge Shackleford does tend to be "overly nice" more often than not, and in many cases *a total pushover.* Which usually irritates me, tbh. But today, her usual kind-hearted habit of being "overly nice" got spit right back in her face by the defendant, *while on the record.* And impo, she really had no other good option *but* to back up what she told the defendant just a short 24hrs prior. So yes, the defendant's brazen attitude, horrible decisions & complete disregard for the court was absolutely & wholeheartedly deserving of the sentence she earned herself. And I'd very much like to see Judge Shackleford keep this same energy in the future.💯
Everyone knows that being a single mother is an absolute defense.
Ugh! I was one, but no whining...sick of hearing it these days!
It is?
This was the only hope for this woman. 90 days in jail is much deserved. Driving drunk to court, what are you thinking? That’s just crazy.
She wasn't thinking. She's an addict. Her life revolves around alcohol first and foremost. Her child is a distant second.
@@mjblcmichael You’re so correct!!
The second defendant, who had counsel at the time, did not understand that a guilty plea is a conviction? Come on!
You aren’t legally literate are you? There is a type of probation called deferred adjudication, if you complete it successfully then it vacates any plea, meaning if you plea guilty and then complete it the guilty plea is removed and the record is cleared. Obviously that’s what they were referring to.
@@alibaba-oq3bt I am a lawyer.
I didn’t like the lawyer. He got personal with the prosecutor and that was totally unacceptable.
I think she didn’t understand that a guilty plea would cause the professional license she uses to support her family to be suspended.
@@suehastings8355yeah well the prosecutor gave a lame excuse that the "victim" was moving, and wouldn't bend a month early to help the woman keep her job.
I worked with an alcoholic. Beligera t and we did all her work. Finally complained and the dumb boss actually figured out he needed to fire her.
I'm learning how to drive, and how someone can drive all the way to court drunk, while I can't even make a turn completely sober, is astounding.
XD
Jail won't help. Court mandated in treatment facility might help IF she wants to get sober.
So in your world she just gets to continue driving drunk until she decides she’s done drinking? That’s realistic 🙄
@@bobbisteele9264 Court mandated in treatment facility
It's about 10 in the morning......... you know she drove that boy to school before driving to court
Satin…was that you?!!!!
Daaayyuuummm! Don't try to drink with this one. Sheesh
If you want to let her off probation early because she can’t get a job due to her plea conviction , y’all better be ready to do it for EVERY OTHER DEFENDANT after her!
Addiction is hard to conquer without the right tools.treatment only helps if the person really wants it...
The last person you want to make angry is the judge 😂😂😂
Yes, I agree with the court on second appearance. (12:52)
Yikes! DUI probation and driving to court under the influence, twice! She HAD to know they'd test her after the day before. She has a serious drinking problem! She needs to be kept until a professional agrees she's clean. We, as a society, need to be able to forcably put someone in a substance abuse in-house program until they are ready to remain clean after being released. This would help the issue with jailing on drug and alcohol charges and actually work to rehabilitate non-violent substance abusers.
I work in a rehab and couldn’t agree with you more. They go right back out unless there is time to change the habit, which requires exactly that… time
@@hilaryjlittle What frustrates law enforcement is that our hands are tied. I have no complaints about the need to respect rights, heck that's law enforcement in a nutshell. But, once someone is convicted of a non-violent crime, they need to go to rehab, not prison. I think it's hands-off because either the populace will see it as "soft on crime" or "trampling human rights". I'm on the side of the latter, incarceration because your brain "isn't normal" has SO much opportunity for abuse. It's like enacting "hate speech laws", who dictates what's hate speech, who decides what's "normal"?
I utilize so many quotes because so much is up for interpretation.
@@undecidedmiddleground5633 you definitely have a good point. It’s just disheartening to see the manipulation of the rehab system and how most patients explicitly say that their goal is to not work and live off of social assistance. You’re right though, that’s not a crime.
@@undecidedmiddleground5633 there definitely are opportunities for abuse in enforcing rehab. But we are already abusing these people by throwing them in jail. Clearly, this woman has a serious substance abuse problem. But the judge getting mad at her and throwing her in jail isn't fixing that. She needs help, and jail ain't it. Right now she is on a path to a life of recidivism which helps no one. Society needs to do better and give her a path off into rehabilitation versus pointless incarceration.
And who would pay for this? I personally think alcohol should be taxed at 300-500% of the cost and the monies go directly for drug and alcohol treatment for indigent defendants.
"I guess to the prosecutor Merry Christmas" 😂
This is a very fair judge, and does a great job !!
A beer in the morining? Breakfast of champions.
I don't think that "a beer", even in the morning, would result in .078 in this hardened drunk. She's drinking hard liquor or even straight vodka.
Consequences for her actions? We can't have that! The prosecutor should just let her not have consequences and he's a big mean-y🙄🙄🙄
It wasn't me your honor, it was the liquor. Send the liquor to jail!
State laws ARE NOT consequential enough when someone like her has multiple DUI’s.
Children. Job. It's always the same excuses for not getting locked up.
Also, sick or deceased family members are another popular excuse.
Uuuuhhh... she drove herself to court drunk because she's responsible.😅
Joking but not joking. 😂
The first day, when she was drunk, they let her go so she could pick up her kid. wtf!!
I swear if this was Texas, no leeway. For real
You are so right!
Yes. I agree.
I had a client turn up drunk for his DWI trial. Fortunately he didn't drive himself there. He was sent home and warned to come back the next day completely sober. In the middle of trial the jury got to watch him being carried out of court on a stretcher in full-blown DT's.
That defense attorney sure didn’t do himself any favors by saying the whole merry Christmas thing to the prosecutor at the end of the… no one should hire him for court in this jurisdiction for quite a while especially if in that particular prosecutor is on that case. Stupid…
Imagine being such a sad miserable human you say something so stupid bc someone said Merry Christmas 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡
I agree - I think that was VERY unprofessional, and if I was his client, I wouldn't like it and would tell him so.
What the heck is on her head 🫣
Her begging kerchief.
Lawyer wants her to drive kids home from school while drunk? Nothing but excuses. Should have gotten 1 year.
" ya can't drink all day if you don't start first thing in the morning !!