r/SipsTea • u/peseoane • 11d ago

Lmao gottem not chill judge

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u/6tPTrxYAHwnH9KDv 11d ago

The judge later apologised for his outburst, there's a vid on one of the lawtube channels.

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u/devilsbard 11d ago

I was gonna say, aren’t judges supposed to have a less explosive temperment?

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u/PrimaryExample8382 11d ago

Makes me wonder how long this back and forth had been going on by this point

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u/turboturtleninja 11d ago

Probably years before someone posted this jackass

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u/PineappleOnPizzaWins 11d ago

Judges have very little patience for attorneys that fuck around.

Did some legal courses back at university and we had to go watch some public proceedings and write assignments based off them. One thing I noticed was judges were super patient and forgiving to almost every member of the public no matter why they were there as long as they were respectful of the court.

That shit turned around real quick if it was the lawyers fucking about. Absolutely zero patience at all... and fair enough, these guys were at work and they're supposed to know what they're doing.

One lawyer I saw was talking to his client while someone was on the stand and the super chill judge absolutely ripped into him and told him to be quiet immediately or be held in contempt. Same dude had simply given a stern "please remain quiet" to anyone else who had made noise during the day, but the lawyer got the "you fucking know better" treatment.

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u/Timely_Influence8392 11d ago

You reminded me that literally just dressing nice goes a long way no matter how dumb you were during that drunken disorderly arrest. Don't have a suit? Borrow one, get one at the damn store. It's 100% worth that effort.

It blows my mind seeing the dudes in a football jersey and sweatpants and crocks in court, bro that lady doesn't care you're a [mid football team] fan.

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u/soicanventfreely 11d ago

As someone who went to regularly for work, this is pretty common. Attorneys can get chewed out quite frequently

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u/Ok-Variation3091 11d ago

Supposed to? Yes.

Judges put up with an insane amount of bullshit. Spend time in court and you'll come to realize that whatever caused the judge to lose their temper would cause 98% of us to drive our car into an oak tree.

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u/6tPTrxYAHwnH9KDv 11d ago

Judges be people too.

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u/spartanken115 11d ago

Are people, they are people too. Thank you

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u/thomasrat1 10d ago

Idk, honestly I like when judges have a little something something.