Mr Bennet has had a rough time in front of this judge before.

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His client looks as though he would like to melt into the upholstery.

lol "mr allen activated"

Yup, seen the type. Thinks he's the smartest person in the room. Thought he could bully her behind-the-scenes and definitely wasn't expecting her to bring it to the judge's attention. Then tried to excuse it away as if she had misunderstood him lol

I don't see the problem. It only becomes a threat if it's true .

@@MrBollocks10 You need to follow a little more closely. What the defense attempted was blackmail and the judge caught it. The judge was able to determine that the prosecutor had every right to bring the matter to trial. And that the defense threatening to file bogus paperwork to attempt to have the prosecutor and her boss fired for legitimately doing their jobs is not only unethical but can result in the disbarment of defense counsel. In fact, at the end you hear that defense counsel admits to wrongdoing and will submit their admission of wrongdoing to the Michigan Bar….. if they don’t, Judge Simpson said he will. Here’s another way of looking at it. Let’s say you’re a recently hired employee. You and another older, more experienced work colleague (a peer) have been asked to each submit a project proposal for senior management to review, and one of the proposals will be selected for implementation. While you’re each working on your proposals, the older more experienced colleague tells you that you had better not submit your proposal, or else they will submit (bogus) paperwork to HR alleging you and your boss have been sexually harassing them. You know perfectly well the allegation is BS and they’re trying to intimidate you from rightfully doing your job assigned. That’s what this slimeball of a defense counsel tried to do, and in legal circles that’s a huge no-no. Why? Because when you file false allegations on another attorney you’re trying not only for that person to lose their job, but their law license entirely.

Maybe he thought he would have a “Perry Mason “ moment and spring some new evidence on her?

He looks like he's rethinking his life choices during that.

What is he supposed to do? In the middle of this before the Judge. I doubt his client had much of a clue.

This is something that happened between the two lawyers. So I doubt the client was aware of it before today.

Fire his Lawyer is what he should have done. ​@@mattmiller786

Plus apparently if ur looking for Jesus he’s there too. They always seem to find him in prison

Actually the stats are on his side. It is what it is. AA and other pray to the magical creature groups do more harm than good.

Can't speak for all, but a lot of these DUI attorneys will lie their butts off just to get their clients the sweetest deal, just so they can brag about it on their websites and social media. They'll lie about how their client has suddenly turned their life around, they're planning on doing charity work, etc. Usually, they'll use a therapist (who they basically have on payroll) to claim that their client has been getting 'treatment' and they're now totally alcohol/drug free. And then the attorney will make a tiktok about how their client was driving drunk for the third time, wrecked two cars, crashed into a tree, resisted the police... and got away with a few months of probation lol

Yes but at least they are admitting they did something wrong, unlike certain people that claim they are innocent and being the victim of a "witch hunt"

Speaking up is distinctly different from threating. And, the place to speak up is in the court-governed hearing where he gets to make all his objections for the record. He was trying to obstruct, not speak up.

It's lodging a complaint against them to the Bar Association. That's why Judge will be doing that to him

@@amandasultana4180 thank u so much!!!!

High School? The first guy? No, he was entering his senior year at Eastern Michigan University. He’d been living in the frat house which no doubt had something to do with his lapse in judgement.

The judge’s? Maybe something to do with his interns 😊 This judge has an “interesting” history … give him a Google 😅

Sometimes they arbitrarily flip the videos in court where right is left and left is right

@@SiGmund63 It is called mirroring, instead of slinging mud maybe learn how cameras work. You people never stop.

@@SiGmund63that was a very long time ago now.

The attorney being admonished by the Judge? It’s pretty clear when you hear what the Judge has said and the prosecutor

In a nutshell, that defense attorney did a number of truly tacky things, but today the Judge is cornering him on the fact the defense attorney contacted the prosecutor, tried to intimidate and bully the younger female prosecutor by threatening to file a grievance if she doesn’t drop the charges and let the defendant go.

He was in the courtroom. I think you have had a few too many tonight granny. Too much Jesus juice?

Don't do crack before you post youtube comments.

You don't threaten to file a grievance against opposing counsel for doing something they can do. Unethical.

This is the same lawyer that implied Simpson is biased because the DA was able to get an emergency bond hearing.

@@wildcat1227 I thought this was the same lawyer. It seems Mr. Bennet likes bumping heads with an unmovable force.

@@wildcat1227 With the same defendant.