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Yeah they asked him a dumb question

@@theodoreoriley4584 No, that's a pretty standard question, as far as I'm aware.

Mary Christie not if they’re already in fucking court

@Harriet Antrobus Exactly. Law is very precise, court proceedings are very boring and repetitive because they can't allow for mistake.

@@theodoreoriley4584 The court needs to have statements like this explisitly stated for record purposes. It's can look stupid when it's an obvious question, but a jury are only allowed to take evidence/testimony brought before them during the case so if the victim knows who commited the crime they have to explisitly state it infront of the jury so that that fact has been recorded properly in the court transcript. You have to treat every point as if it's vital since you don't know what would destroy your case if you fail to cover it properly in the trial.

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Ikr :(

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He is nice, bt far from inocent

He's wonderful. Not innocent just wonderful. He understands most of the time that patients can be irrational simply because they are a hard time. With this one he was likely wrong because of where he stood. But he's right about correctional institutions, they rarely breed anything but ill.

「aɞɞʏʟʏɳ 愛」 Yo wtf I was watching that part at the exact same time I read this comment lol

@@BoloDeMrb yeah same

I want to like Ur comment but it's at 666 😔

@@sae9926 You can come back and leave a like now, it's at 1.2k

I agree

If you have Amazon prime, you can watch Chicago Med, PD and Fire for free as they are on prime now.

Cadburys Creme Egg have they just become online coz I checked a few hours ago and couldn’t get them?

@@chapman2trappy679 They're all on prime now?!?! YESSS I'M SO HAPPY

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I am just saying it like this: going to a psychiatric ward as a legally insane person is no less a stripment of liberty, however, it comes with treatment, which a dangerous narcissist like Kellogg needs. Putting him in jail is like putting a rabid, sick dog in a dog pen. Less violent inmates might be put at risk. Even more, in prison Kellogg's chances of rehabilitation and resocialization are slim to none. We need to stop using prisons as punishment, to break the cycle we need to help even those that we deem unworthy of help. There is a reason why the American prisons are so full, they are not meant to reduce crime, they are meant to give us sadistic redemption and that's wrong.

@@dustdigger9001 as a pre-med student specializing in psychology, I second this

@@dustdigger9001 A guy like Kellogg indeed is unworthy of help. This guy doesn't need a psychiatric ward or prison. He needs a speed way to the chair. Why are we defending someone like Kellogg who can't be helped

@@TheMitchie21 We can't prove that he can't be helped. It would be very difficult to help him and no guarantee of success but there is a chance, however slim of helping him. We learn later that he died in prison anyway so I suppose the point is moot anyhow.

@@michaelfawcett3856 I'm no a registered psychologist or psychiatrist, but I think psychiatric care would have created more harm in the long-run; in the confines of this clip and discounting his later death in prison. Kellogg also behaved like a violent narcissist alongside a "malignant sociopath," viewing individual people as reflections of his self-worth and holding a high opinion of himself over them. He's similar to a episode-antagonist from Criminal Minds "Ashes to Dust" called VIncent Stiles. In the latter show, Stiles was described as a highly intelligent underachiever with severe narcissistic character disorder. He craved admiration but lacked as sense of respect or concern for people, all the way to their own property and safety. Stiles would resent other people's independence, yet at the same time expect them to take care of and value him first and foremost. He would project his own views over everyone and everything, to the point of joining an environmental-activist group believing they were all arsonists and encouraged setting fires; yet Stiles did so to kill people, or as a "family annihilator." Kellogg's portrayal in Chicago Med has a lot of parallels. Psychiastric care would have fed into his attitude or led to him developing stronger entitlement and even more violent tendencies and reactions to anything contradicting his own views. Should somebody grant his sense of being served or giving him attention, he would be amicable and respectful. Yet the slightest contradiction from anyone.....well Dr. Reese's testimony, or Dr. Charles' absence while Robin Charles was undergoing brain surgery, display Kellogg's disposition near-indisputably.

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OOOOOOOHHHH SO THATS WHY HE LOOKED SO FAMILIAR

Carl

OH MYYY THATS WHERE I KNEW HIM FROM

No, it’s just you

Am I the only one who can’t tell him and Matt Damon apart?

You mean Jack Dawson??? lol

Alex Shuysky he’s not called jack dawson lmao😂he plays jack dawson but his names Leonardo DiCaprio

@@janacehfghyre6216 Jack wore that kind of clothes with straps on so I mean to say Jack dawson

Omg yes

N tht is stupid

i understand where you are coming from but a phichiatric care facility for criminals is justice, its like jail just more isolated and he isn't a danger to himself or others and hed be locked away for a much longer time period. and true its not supposed to make them dangerous but he is dangerous to everyone around him and he has rage issues and outbursts without thinking, those arent a facade and that's why he needed a psychiatric facility, if it was a facade he wouldn't have lashed out in the middle of court he, would have stayed calm and looked kind of sad so i disagree with reese in her opinion in regards to that. going to an asylum isn't getting off scott free, not in the lest bit? have you ever seen one? it is jail, if not worse, he will likely be there for much longer then his sentace and he wouldn't have does or killed anyone else. and there is a difference between him and other criminals, other criminals can handle the stress of being in jail without making impulsive stupid decisions like he would

its why hes insane.

An asylum in America is often worse than jail, that is far better justice than prison. The man clearly had some severe mental issues, he needed to be treated properly in a facility meant for people like him.

punishing a sick person who has no agency due to their sickness is not justice. and like the doctor said, he was sending him to an asylum he would probably never leave from, not to a spa. no one is forgiving him. not because of some misplaced altruism like you claim, but because the question of forgiveness isnt applicable to someone who acted without agency. do you forgive the ocean when someone drowns?

@@adamlouis3725 the ocean is not a living thing. A narcissist and sociopath can think and they're aware. They can choose whether to commit violence or not. Schizophrenia is another case

Maria Sweeney OMG this is so smart lolll

Honestly he's a level of Zen and badassery politeness I aspire to be

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Same. Dr Charles is the best. He's so nice and calm

Clearly you have good taste in characters. He is my favourite too.

@@michaelfawcett1892 yess 😩

Summer O’Connor yes same

Same man

Oh yeah

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Summer O’Connor same he’s so pure and sweet :/

Because they call it CEREAL killer! 😁

Cause it’s a CEREAL KILLER

SmithyBot What? No.

Cereal?

It’s serial

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Huh?

@@palalavis pelvis

I agree! And look at how the shit smiled when Daniel declared that he was legally insane.

They are very similar sometimes.

LSa same here. I have the show on prime video, I don’t know why I don’t watch it there.

Same 😂

It’s not unethical to be emotional. It’s ill advised because becoming emotionally involved can cloud your judgement. But caring about people isn’t something to be punished.

No cause in the act Robyn is his daughter and has a mom to prove it's in one of the vids

@@jaymiah091 idc I still ship it

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Yeah, But I ship them so much, I'm so sad they're not together.

I don't ship anyone in Chicago med and the only reason why is because Chicago med is a very realistic serious show, I don't usually ship anyone on these types of shows

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Except that he was wrong once again. That wasn't insanity: that was narcissistic rage. Narcissism is a personality disorder, not a mental illness. The guy was not legally insane.

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It's reese :)

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Lu Luong ah shit

You do realize that the main reason people who were in jail, are released and keep on the crime path is PRECISELY because they don’t receive the proper therapy and medications. This is why people “cannot be repaired” it’s like giving chemotherapy to a gunshot wound patient, not the correct treatment therefore no positive result.

Which only shows: You can be dead without ever dying.

who tf are you LOL

you must be fun at parties (and doctor's appointments).

Not therapy but Dr. Charles want to send him to an asylum a place where he can't escape to help him if he go to prison he can gets here like 10 years and not have necessary helps so come back and try to kill somebody else not in an asylum

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Narcissim isn't legally insane. In many cases their impulse control is not impaired. At least, that is my understanding.

i somewhat disagree, what i see a lot of people in the comments are missing is that phychiatric care facilities for criminals are like jail, the only difference is that he gets treated by doctors and he cant indanger himself or anyone else around him, pleeing not guilt due to insaity doesn't mean he gets away scott free, he just doesn't get to be a danger to anyone else. and i agree that he is a narcicist and has antisocial personality disorder, but i think doctor Charles meant that he does have those disorders, but at the time he was having a rage episode and wasn't thinking, it wasn't a cold calculated move like dr reese said, he is way way way more impulsive and his anger isn't a facade, he genuinely cant help it otherwise any person putting on a facade wouldn't have acted out that way in court. he is saying at the time of the crime is was not in his right mind

Curious thing though... in real life if a person is considered legally insane and a verdict placed in light of that and thus sent to a mental institution AFTER a violent crime, then if they happened to have good progression, whether genuine or not, so as to not longer be considered in need of a psych ward, they are NOT released into the streets, but rather placed into a common prison to serve the remainder of whatever term they might have. Of course, that is even assuming they get out of the mental institution, since historically and statistically legally insane criminals have had low rates of progress and discharge compared to other patients, even those who may have "worse" conditions. Legal insanity isn't a "get-out-of-jail-free card" in real life, not by a long shot. Makes for good drama to treat it that way though lmao

And in later episodes we learn that the pep was killed in prison, and you could tell how it affected both Dr Reese and Dr Charles.

Narcissism is a personality disorder, not a mental illness. Dr. Charles must also know as a professional psychiatrist that it's extremely resistant to treatment. When therapy is forced on a narcissist, the probability of success is literally zero. Interestingly enough, it is well known in psychiatric literature that health professionals, especially psychiatrists and therapists, are particularly prone and susceptible to manipulation by narcissists. Dr. Charles betrays a certain blindness here in assuming that he alone is immune to it.

@@jazzycat8917 this isn't about being right or wrong. This is about the duty of a doctor. A doctor's duty is to treat illness and save lives, NOT playing hero and acting in the name of Justice. If she wants to play hero, she should be a cop or a judge , NOT a doctor. When you're a doctor, you're unbiased , you do not prejudice, because all lives are equal in the eyes of doctors. By succumbing to her emotions, she has already failed in acting like one, because emotions blind one from seeing things objectively , emotions allows you to see things through a tunnel image, you can't think straight when you're emotional.

@Toys n Plus I do not support anyone.

@@jazzycat8917 yes everyones health and safety. Hes not gonna get the help in jail.

​@@jazzycat8917 you have the intellect of a bug

@Marks Madmarktigan you have the intellect of a bug

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Exactly if someone bought me food I’d give them my respect 😀

He had alterior motives..disgusting pig

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Justice comes in many forms for different people. Being sent to an insane asylum isn't an easy way out like many people think. For people that are insane going to jail solves nothing, literally nothing. The fact that Dr. Charles saw that this person was insane and required help means that he saw hope for a better future for his patient. As for Dr.Reese she let her own emotional feelings cloud her judgement. She couldn't look past her emotion to see that this man needed help. The fact that he cried out for help in his own twisted way completely escaped her. The character of Jack Kellog also died in prison. So not only did she rob this man for of his chance to be helped she also indirectly caused his death.

How? If anything it’s Reese’s fault, she’s the one who sent him to prison.

@@blanco7726 no, they’re saying that if he had gotten off jail free then it would be dr.charles’ fault for pardoning him

Exactly, the reason for lock up is to prevent causing harm to the public, as long as there is intent and capacity, then there is no reason not to put him behind bars

I like that the writers chose to make dr Charles react this way. Yes dr charles is an excellent doctor but even a good doctor and psychiatrist like him can still make 'wrong and bias' choice/judgement when they go through such traumatic events. It shows that dr charles is still a human and that trauma as awful as that can still affect the strongest doctor there is (aka dr Charles).

You do realise the guy tried killing himself a second later, right? Clearly, he was driven to do that and didn’t want to.

A physiologist? I thought he was a psychiatrist?

Psychologists and psychiatrists deal with mental patients, not physiologists.

@@michaelfawcett2816 i think you can spare the scathing sarcasm, its most likely a spelling error that has been unfortunately incorrectly 'corrected' by their phone. Also keep in mind they're most likely in adolescence or childhood still.

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Why is there no Chicago law yet?

They did Chicago justice and it got canceled after 1 season

the prosecutor in this clip is actually one of main characters on chicago justice

Chicago Justice,. Was already done, but got cancelled, the producer of this trilogy, was the creator of Law and Order (not in Chicago, but in NY) and now airing Law and Order: SVU

@@matildab.7954 why did it get cancelled?

@@cheesenugget9845 "it was canceled due to sustainability and real estate for other programs." according to wikipedia

Aayatem Aayatem stone?

Yeah it’s peter stone.

He started in Chicago Justice and when that show ended then he moved to law & order svu

And he also played Michael Stonebridge in "Strike Back"

I agree.