That bailiff was visibly pissed at the judge’s decision 😂

@nimrodpaul6875

17 күн бұрын

Why did pigglywiggly say "that's an arrest able defense"? Shook a man's hand it appeared.

@TheCBC1984

17 күн бұрын

and looking to retaliate, yes. Nevada is corrupt.

@nachopretzel3533

16 күн бұрын

Gooood.😂

@arewefree

16 күн бұрын

Can you tell he could be another Oath Breaker? He just heard the Judge REVERSE the DECISION, Which MEANS that CHILE should NEVER HAVE BEEN CONVICTED, That it was WRONG that CHILE WAS IMPRISONED in the FIRST PLACE. So he wanted to shake a friends hand and that becomes an ARRESTABLE OFFENSE? Didn't the Judge tell them to RELEASE CHILE? I beg to differ thats an arrestable offense since CHILE IS NOW A FREE MAN. OATHBREAKERS EVERYWHERE.......................

@robertmcnearny9222

16 күн бұрын

He should have been pissed at the first judges decision.

Prosecutor was a potato

@nimrodpaul6875

17 күн бұрын

Yeh he sounded terrible because they never had a case to begin with.

@ninataylor6180

17 күн бұрын

@@nimrodpaul6875 exactly well said.

@dishonoredundead

16 күн бұрын

I defy you to find someone who can make a better argument. And do it in front of a sensible judge, with his career on the line. So he can't just spout nonsense for a police fanbase to eat up.

@VictheChick

16 күн бұрын

@@nimrodpaul6875 Switch the word "they" with "he" and you may have something there.

@carltonbanks5470

16 күн бұрын

Prosecutor had no case to begin with

I can’t wait for the officer’s depositions for DeCastro’s lawsuit. This is going to be a pain in his butt for a few years, unless he gets lucky and the town settles quickly.

The prosecutor looks like he's upset he got stuck with this case and feels like a chump.

@nimrodpaul6875

17 күн бұрын

Yep, there was never a case , that would suck to be handed that and told to go win lol

The _Willson v. First Judicial_ opinion was published three weeks prior to the commencement of Jose "Chille" Maria DeCastro's trial in the Las Vegas Township Justice Court. It appears that DeCastro's trial attorney failed to move for dismissal of the charge for obstructing a public officer based on Willson's conclusion that NRS 197.190 applies only to physical conduct or fighting words that are specifically intended to hinder, delay, or obstruct a public officer, and the State did not alleged any "physical conduct or fighting words that are specifically intended to hinder, delay, or obstruct..." In other words, the conduct alleged in the charging instrument, even if true, would not constitute an offense. The Justice of the Peace should have known about Willson and brought it to the attention of the State and Defense. The State should have known about Willson as well and moved to dismiss.

@charliewatts6007

14 күн бұрын

It appears that DeCastro's trial attorney was not aware that just weeks prior to the commencement of DeCastro's trial, in March of 2024, in Las Vegas Justice Court, the Court of Appeals in Nevada, on February 8, 2024, published it's opinion in the case of _Willson v. The First Judicial Dist. Court of the State._ NRS 197.190 provides in relevant part that: Every person who...shall *willfully hinder, delay or obstruct* any public officer in the discharge of official powers or duties, shall, where no other provision of law applies, be guilty of a misdemeanor. In _Willson,_ the Court of Appeals concluded "that NRS 197.190 applies only to physical conduct or fighting words that are specifically intended to hinder, delay, or obstruct a public officer..." The law of obstruction was altered significantly shortly before DeCastro went on trial and it appears that nobody (included the District Attorney, DeCastro's counsel and Justice of the Peace Ann Zimmerman) knew about it. If DeCastro's attorney knew about the Willson opinion and failed to move for dismissal, he was incompetent and rendered ineffective assistance of counsel, which is ground for appeal. If the DA was aware of Willson and failed to move for dismissal, he was unethical. If the JP knew of the opinion and failed to advise the parties or dismissed sua sponte, it was unethical.

@tyrusdavis1861

13 күн бұрын

His original lawyer was garbage!!

@charliewatts6007

13 күн бұрын

@@tyrusdavis1861 How was DeCastro's trail attorney garbage? He missed that the law of obstruction was clarified, by the Court of Appeals of Nevada in _Willson v. First Judicial District,_ just weeks before DeCastro's trial commenced, However, the DA and trial judge missed it as well. So did the self proclaimed autodidactic constitutional scholar. It was unfortunate and embarrassing. However, it probably doesn't rise to the level of garbage lawyering. It is remarkable that since the obstruction statute was enacted in 1911, it had not been interpreted in a published decision by the Nevada appellate courts until _Willson_ dropped on Feb 8, 2024.

@tyrusdavis1861

13 күн бұрын

@charliewatts6007 he missed alot. Seemed timid and all over the place.

@charliewatts6007

13 күн бұрын

@@tyrusdavis1861 Seemed timid? How?

Very weak performance by the prosecutor. Chille’s attorney owned him

@elvisneedsboats3714

17 күн бұрын

Yeah, that was a surprise. I think this prosecutor was as bad as Chille’s first defense lawyer.

@chrlpolk

17 күн бұрын

I agree, he totally let Oram make this about filming cops. It’s like he thought he had it in the bag and didn’t prepare.

@kurryk3055

17 күн бұрын

There was no case😂😂

@So-U-Say...

17 күн бұрын

​@@chrlpolk IT WAS about filming & DOGGIE, THAT'S IT...

@reignman0311

17 күн бұрын

@@jollyroger6135 The thing is a video is worth a thousand words which I guess the woke judge did not watch or she is like all blue state DA’s that are for the criminals

😢 really makes that first judge look like an emotional fool

@nimrodpaul6875

16 күн бұрын

@@Jay-ix3mp truth teared it's head once again

@charliewatts6007

14 күн бұрын

It appears that DeCastro's trial attorney was not aware that just weeks prior to the commencement of DeCastro's trial, in March of 2024, in Las Vegas Justice Court, the Court of Appeals in Nevada, on February 8, 2024, published it's opinion in the case of _Willson v. The First Judicial Dist. Court of the State._ NRS 197.190 provides in relevant part that: Every person who...shall *willfully hinder, delay or obstruct* any public officer in the discharge of official powers or duties, shall, where no other provision of law applies, be guilty of a misdemeanor. In _Willson,_ the Court of Appeals concluded "that NRS 197.190 applies only to physical conduct or fighting words that are specifically intended to hinder, delay, or obstruct a public officer..." The law of obstruction was altered significantly shortly before DeCastro went on trial and it appears that nobody (included the District Attorney, DeCastro's counsel or Justice of the Peace Ann Zimmerman) the knew about it. If DeCastro's attorney knew about the Willson opinion and failed to move for dismissal, he was incompetent and rendered ineffective assistance of counsel, which is ground for appeal. If the DA was aware of Willson and failed to move for dismissal, he was unethical. If the JP knew of the opinion and failed to advise the parties or dismissed sua sponte, it was unethical.

The original judge knew exactly what she was doing and that this case had no merit and therefore would be overturned. She didn't care because he had to sit in jail while the appeal worked out. That's the only way she could get jail time for him. She a disgrace!

Oram nailed it. Mr. Mee, or whatever, was pathetic in comparison.

@fluffycakes527

17 күн бұрын

LackLuster 👀

@RenoMisconduct

17 күн бұрын

It's entirely possible Mr. Oram might have lost during the original trial. It was a bench trial after all. Different judges have different outlooks and some judges are more open-minded than others. However, I do think Mr. Oram did a great job on the appeal.

@Bloodborn420

17 күн бұрын

Really hope you can set aside your differences with chille and can support his win

@robertmcnearny9222

16 күн бұрын

@@RenoMisconduct The original judge was a pro boot licker. Doesn't care about the constitution

Chille has got a good attorney...the D.A. is sucking right now 😮

@fuzzyelm1

17 күн бұрын

Yes the da dropped the ball

@terrenceodonnell6347

17 күн бұрын

​@@fuzzyelm1didn't drop anything, never had a case

@user-ti5nq4lc1m

17 күн бұрын

@@fuzzyelm1 The DA is Following the LAW.

@sethhaveron1371

17 күн бұрын

hes attorney is a weak ass wimp if he would be any good Chile wouldnt be in this situation in the first place . he failed to represent his client at the first hearing and the first appeal . hes defence was just to take it like a good boy and roll over all to the disadvantage of chile.

@thomascolbert2687

17 күн бұрын

​@sethhaveron1371 The lawyer Chille has now is excellent. The lawyer he had at his trial was inept. This appellate court ruled that Chille's first attorney was, in fact, inept. Winning an appeal is hard to do. The parameters are much more limited than the original trial, and nepotism on the bench plays a big factor.

Appeals take time so the other judge probably didn’t care if it was appealed, because in the meantime, you’re still in jail unless you are Jussie Smollett.

@marcusjuniusbrutus7001

17 күн бұрын

You can beat the rap, but you can't beat the ride.

@mikelowrey__

15 күн бұрын

The good old “innocent until proven guilty” all while being locked up!

@KilTay422

15 күн бұрын

Congratulations chilli !!! It's sad that it had to go all the way to a District court to get Justice ..Just proves how corrupt the lower courts are ..The lower courts only enforce state and local laws ...and nothing about Constitutional law !!!

@mrpesky163

14 күн бұрын

The process is the punishment, both the cop and the first judge certainly understand that and willingly use it as a weapon.

@htomerif

12 күн бұрын

Seems to me there was another guy who was convicted of 30 something felonies who is still walking around free. Well, maybe minus a functional ear.

I made pro Chilli comments and basically stated what was argued successfully today to free him. Multiple people made negative comments about my ignorance to law and Chilli deserved to be behind bars. Even predicted he would win massive lawsuit with more condescending comments of my ignorance. Not form trolls, but by attorneys and police officers. Anyone big enough to say sorry for their ignorance?

@_Chiklet_

17 күн бұрын

They definitely won't apologize. They won't even learn anything from this.

@carma459

17 күн бұрын

No he did not break the law. I say you can be a butthole but sometimes I enjoy watching his videos.😅 But he did not deserve to go to jail because he did not break a law. He just pissed people off😅

@Al-Gore-ithm

17 күн бұрын

Of course not. Have you noticed the peanut gallery is extremely quiet in the comment section this time? All this attorney did was argue everything Chile and his followers have been saying since day 1. And where are all of the attorneys that did videos claiming Chile would never win his appeal and listed multiple reasons? Crickets...

@irmsrobinson8114

17 күн бұрын

He should have never won on appeal. He was lucky the prosecutor was even more of a moron than Chilli. He's a thug and a bully and now emboldened. This is not a proud day nor did he prove anything. This is going to make other frauditors even more obnoxious. He just got his payday, I'm sure. This was what his grift is all about.

@GRAMDAVNO1

17 күн бұрын

No,he got justice,being an annoying mouthy git isn't against the law and it's just great to see pathetic auditor haters like you crying your bitter and salty tears is pure bliss.​@@irmsrobinson8114

I don't like this guy but this is obviously retaliation and malicious prosecution. It's disgusting how very few honest prosecutors and judges there are in this country.

@TheConstitutionalGuardian

16 күн бұрын

Just curious, what is it that you do not like? He mouth? His actions?

@dracarys4767

15 күн бұрын

​@@TheConstitutionalGuardianThey don't like him because he is outspoken, and boisterous.. a lot of people don't like that but I think he's going to toner it down a bit after this and be a bit more focused.

@miketyson1717

12 күн бұрын

Hes annoying and condescending to everyone and not terribly intelligent while believing hes incredibly intelligent. He is unlikeable, however, he was innocent and shouldnt have been in jail for daring to question government agents. The judge was out of line and the cop was mistaken, the original judge and cop... they will be liable in civil court as they should be.... wish it happened to a better poster boy, but it didnt, and maybe its actually ideal that it happen to someone as unlikable as chille because thats what freedom is. Its not freedom if it only applys to people that you like and agree with.

@dracarys4767

12 күн бұрын

@miketyson1717 Typically people who find him unlikable are people who can't handle that type of personality.. he is very emotional and expresses himself freely and says what he wants.. If we didn't have people like him this world would be boring af..

@crazeeaz

11 күн бұрын

​@@TheConstitutionalGuardianhe's a con artist who sells fake legal advice to the gullible, he pretends to be fighting for his rights when he's just an asshole who rage baits civil servants who can't fight back to grift off of idiots, he's sanctimonious, his pretends to be able to fight even though the only person he's ever hit on film is a woman with her back turned, he pretends to be a law scholar even though he gets every case he cites wrong, he's constantly e-begging, he's foul and crude, he's sexist, he lied to his audience on live stream about getting an Uber for a woman who's car was being towed and then walked away from her, he hates cops until he has the slightest perceived threat against him. He's so unlikable other so-called auditors won't work with him. Basically he's less than useless. He is a drain on ours society.

How embarrassing that the State tried to defend this! The judge in the trial was absolutely biased! Thank God this judge got it right!

@RabbitWatchShop

11 күн бұрын

I didn’t realize it at the time: the judge that sent Chile to jail is married to a cop. Now it all makes sense. She has bias towards anyone sticking up for their rights against police.

How many of the antifrauditor community are going to make videos about this result. They made dozens of videos based on that one lawyers opinion that this appeal was doomed. I don’t like chili really. He’s a big old loudmouth crybaby imo and listening to him cry about being in jail has been kind of funny but at the end of the day I agree that a police officer shouldn’t be able to escalate a situation and then make an argument of urgency. If the officer had just ignored him once he ascertained that chili was just filming he wouldn’t have had to illegally arrested him to save face.

The prosecutor was so weak had no chance against the lawyer He had no answers at all

@focommjamieson

17 күн бұрын

Almost like when the judge doesnt spoon feed your case from a biased position like in the trial its really hard to get passed the constitution.

@jasonreed1352

16 күн бұрын

Sure he did. In the George Floyd incident, there was no arrest... As if the defense was entering the George Floyd case into evidence as case law. This judge made the right decision, in my opinion. The Castro maybe one of the more annoying auditors that I've seen, but that is not illegal.

@thomascolbert2687

16 күн бұрын

@@jasonreed1352 The Floyd case the defense was referring to was the case filed against his killer, not Floyd. Thus, they rightly used the case as an example of people being much closer to a police officer in a more volatile situation than was Chille's. A brilliant citation, if I do say so. The judge was nodding along with that as well.

@AdeboFunkyVoodoo

14 күн бұрын

@@erickorantes3051 that's because legally? He didn't have a leg to stand on. You can't argue law to back up your prosecution if the convicted didn't break the law.

Very surprising result, reversed from the bench, Chilito free to go. Thanks @OurNevadaJudges for the live coverage.

@CreightonRabs

17 күн бұрын

If by "surprising" you mean "disgusting", then, yeah. Leavitt just put a bullseye on the back of every cop at Metro thanks to her ridiculous decision.

@CreightonRabs

17 күн бұрын

@@chrlpolk If the state doesn't appeal this decision, then the DA's gotta go... as does this judge (whose term expires in 2026).

@JerryDygert

17 күн бұрын

@@michaelphillips4875 he'll lose that one too

@nder

17 күн бұрын

@@CreightonRabs You can't appeal an acquittal - a criminal defendant has access to a chain of appeals, but only has to win once to bring the process to a full resolution.

@CreightonRabs

17 күн бұрын

@@nder It's not an acquittal. This was a straight appeal. If this were a trial de novo, that would be different. What this idiot judge did was overturn a conviction, which the state damn well can appeal.

So refreshing to see an UNBIAS Judge! ❤

When Chille gets back out on the streets those cops had better watch out!

@bostonbruinsfanboy

4 күн бұрын

Especially if they're women or black haha

@tomwilliams1786

10 сағат бұрын

@@bostonbruinsfanboywhat are you on about you fool 😂 that’s the other way round that’s the cops targets smh

How soon is Castro going to file his complaint of the constitutional violation to the DOJ so they can prosecute the officer for "Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law"? Castro already has proof of the violation by the officer so the federal prosecutor would have an easy case and the officer would be convicted of at least a misdemeanor. His qualified immunity would be removed and then the Title 42 u.s.c.1983 lawsuit would also be easy to win.

@nder

17 күн бұрын

"...the Title 42 u.s.c.1983 lawsuit would also be easy to win." **chuckles lawyerishly**

@adrian-gr8hg

16 күн бұрын

There won't be a department of Justice once Donald Trump gets elected by you nitwits!!!! Read project 2025

@ev8318

15 күн бұрын

@@nder How much do you think he can get from the lawsuit?

@nder

15 күн бұрын

@@ev8318 Nevada law sets a baseline of $50k per year of unlawful incarceration, so around $25k might be the ground floor. Of course, he has to win the case first, which will cost a pretty penny in lawyers' fees, and Chille may decide it's easier, safer, and more lucrative to keep hustling donations while filing dozens of useless (legally useless, but they make great cheap KZread content) pro se motions.

@ev8318

15 күн бұрын

@@nder Thanks for the info.

I'm so happy for you Chille. Thank God this judge was willing to stand on the side of justice. Hope you can go back, suit the officer, and all the wrong doing you were put though

My neighbor gave me a dirty look this morning.. he’s lucky we don’t live in Nevada, I’d get this prosecutor to ask for 10y to life 😅

Honestly, I feel the circumstance and nature of DeCastro imprisonment and treatment for something so clearly a constitutional protected activity shows the deep incompetence and insidious nature of this court. If I did what this court did to a man the shame would be immense for decades. It’s not like a jury did it, but a blatant obvious ignorance of the law. 40 days! Not fucking acceptable!!!!!

I applaud this judge for allowing this to be videotaped for the public to watch.

I loathe De Castro but he didn't break the law and he shouldn't have been found guilty. Not liking someone should have no bearing on their treatment in court. The judge seemed to have forgotten that Justice is supposed to be blind to everything but the evidence.

@PAHighlander24

17 күн бұрын

He failed to obey a lawful order and distracted a cop in the course of his traffic stop. That’s obstruction. Weak prosecutor and very weak judge.

@AdeboFunkyVoodoo

17 күн бұрын

@@PAHighlander24 no he didn't. The cop distracted himself.

@Alejdrew14

17 күн бұрын

The cop literally told the driver they could leave so he could attack a man for hurting his feelings

@dracarys4767

15 күн бұрын

​@@PAHighlander24 LoL nope.. wrrrroong

@16MedicRN

15 күн бұрын

​@@PAHighlander24again, taking responsibility away from police. Are they not grown? Are they not in control of their 'feewings'? Grown ups ignore people who they feel are attention seeking. Police act on their feewings and lock people up for exposing their tyrannical behavior. Tell me you're a tyrant without telling me.

She is the same judge that let Blandino make a mockery of the court for almost 2 years

@MeUrWishGranted

17 күн бұрын

That explains A LOT.

@AreaCode757

17 күн бұрын

bingo! she’s also the same judge in the Michael MacDonald case where he stalked his wife over and over and Leavitt just couldn’t find the intestinal fortitude to sanction MacDonald and asa result his poor ex wife had to suffer the results of Leavitts cowardice

@shawnkarter8867

17 күн бұрын

@@AreaCode757 Yeah, she has been a horrible judge for her community...

@shawnkarter8867

17 күн бұрын

@@mattymatt5769 why are these "pigs"? And if someone you know is murdered, who investigates that murder? I am not saying there are not bad cops, but to label them all "pigs" says a lot about you.

@mattymatt5769

17 күн бұрын

@shawnkarter8867 90% of pigs on the streets are there to generate revenue, and take away our 2A " just following orders"

I'm glad to read the outcome of this Appeal is Constitutional.

Time for Chille to get out of state before his next trial! 😂

@Marcuswelby-nx2te

17 күн бұрын

Now mr.Campbell awaits him in maryland

@davepcp5476

17 күн бұрын

oh he will pay off another judge

@yourneighborhood

17 күн бұрын

Yeah apparently a lot of corruption in Nevada.

@davepcp5476

17 күн бұрын

@@FirstFreedom nope not at all my mother taught me you do not get mad you might get angry though

@fractuss

17 күн бұрын

@@davepcp5476 Got proof?

The story told. A cop stopped a car for petty reasons, then an obnoxious man stood & recorded the cop. The obnoxious man then upest the cops ego, the cop then arrests him. Then the obnoxious man upsets the judge, so he was sent to jail! Now a man who undestands that the cop & the judge acted on their emotions to remove the obnoxious mans freedom for no crime.!! What did i miss!

@shannonhawk1431

16 күн бұрын

Pretty good.

When will they get off the filming issue. The officer said he could film. Just seems they can’t get passed he was stopping him filming.

@aisheniashallot5478

17 күн бұрын

I agree. It's not about the filming, in itself... It's about the gaslighting, the fear mongering, the belittling and harassment that they do WHILE filming. Filming police officers, I understand they are accustomed to dealing with characters of all sorts - but I believe nobody deserves to be harassed when they are performing the duties of their JOB. This was mistake letting him out. From here on it only gets worse. He's not only going to get more abrasive but he's going to say, "well I wasn't told NOT to 3rd party call or livestream from jail - so it must be ok. I wasn't prosecuted for threatening a judge and encouraging strangers to petition her, so it must be lawful". Nothing addressing his conduct whatsoever. This is so disheartening...

@AdeboFunkyVoodoo

17 күн бұрын

​@@aisheniashallot5478the officer wasn't harrassed. De Castro didn't say a word to him until he broke away from the traffic stop and accosted De Castro.

@philo2197

17 күн бұрын

@@aisheniashallot54781st amendment. If you don’t like it, then move to Mexico.

@joshuaamoroso4809

17 күн бұрын

Literally, nothing you said is illegal

@jhgandy2653

17 күн бұрын

@@aisheniashallot5478ohhhh go lick some boots somewhere else and shut the hell up. That judge was wrong for what she did to him. Zimmerman acted like a child

The law is clear the public is allowed to film the police doing thier jobs....clear..and if it needs to be made clearer...then we need to make sure we have clarification...

The judges picture is a bit outdated 😂

@So-U-Say...

16 күн бұрын

@@Brooklyn_Jay_1982 yeah she looks GREAT!!

@PlanetRockJesus

13 күн бұрын

LOL!

@heynow01

11 күн бұрын

Hey, it is a mo betta pic

Congratulation Chille, good to see you're finally out, my brother 🙏 🎉

Well, Oram argues much better than he writes not-briefs. The state attorney, on the other hand, argues like Oram writes not-briefs: Too many words that said nothing.

@TheHoff4K

17 күн бұрын

From my understanding Chilli writes them and Oram just files them.

@So-U-Say...

17 күн бұрын

Correction, Oram just LITIGATED IT & NAILED IT, LIVE!! ​@@TheHoff4K

There needs to be a huge payout to the civil lawsuit for malicious prosecution. The goal was to punish DeCastro for recording & free speech and intimidate others from recording Law Enforcement. The City needs to financially feel the repercussions and officers lose qualified immunity to stop Law Enforcement from doing this again.

@VictheChick

16 күн бұрын

@@Sunstar808 Haha, that's a really long way to say that you're a fan of his youtube channel 🙂

@miketyson1717

12 күн бұрын

Im the opposite of a fan of chille, however i agree he had the right to record that cop and a right to critisize him and any government officials... its sad that people let their hate blind what their opinion of law should be.... in your judgement citizens shouldn't have been allowed to video record george floyds murder, nor plead for the officer to stop killing him, they should have been arrested? ​@@VictheChick

@30kitagreen

12 күн бұрын

And then all the people who were annoyed and agitated by him can sue as well. After all, he violated more people by filming their faces even when asked not to do it.

I wanna know when they're gonna release him.He's still in jail as of twenty three minutes ago

@glynncordry5965

16 күн бұрын

@@hillbillyhookin1986 How can you tell? Are you looking at an online system?

😮 where was this lawyer for the first trial?! Get em!

Chili stood up for our freedom and he was jailed for it.

@kungfreddie

17 күн бұрын

Hahahaha!!! Ur funny! Nutella stands up for his pocketbook! That's it! If he got more easy money from putting citizens in jail then frauditing he would do it in a second!

@1WitchyBitch

17 күн бұрын

Chile is a scam artist. This is the first case he has ever won and he sues EVERYBODY!! He deserved jail time for his scam record alone.

@Bloodborn420

17 күн бұрын

​@@kungfreddiegrow up you sore looser

@RickMiddleton-1

17 күн бұрын

You are delusional al! Chille was standing up for his bank account and views counter. He doesn't care about you or your rights!

@NIWTTWN

17 күн бұрын

There isn't a single frauditor standing up for our rights. I guarantee you that if KZread stopped monetizing videos the frauditors would disappear. It's all about the clicks and views for the almighty KZread dollars.

If that person who tried to touch Castro was in that other judge’s room he would have been thrown in jail. Lol. Glad he’s released he drives me nuts at times but that judge had it out and ABUSED her power CLEARLY! Why don’t we have a process to eliminate judges who are out of control and don’t understand the laws?

Happy you got a great lawyer to get your case dismissed and now you can sue the cop that did that to you. You have done great work sorry you have to go through this it takes a toll on you but without American as you. All of us would be treated that way. I have a lot of respect for what you do for all Americans. Thank You is the best I can say to you.

I don't see all the trolls who were dragging DeCastro. I saw so many people celebrating this man's inappropriate incarceration. Court officer totally butt hurt.

@deassbt83

17 күн бұрын

When he gets in front of a judge that has a clue and is honest he will face his time.

@vinrock1643

16 күн бұрын

@@deassbt83 He was in front of a judge who is honest and understood the law, which you clearly do not, and that's why the original judgment was overturned. 🤦‍♂

@deassbt83

16 күн бұрын

​@@vinrock1643Whatever you have to tell yourself to sleep at night, simp.

😅 this is why these prosecutors usually drop these cases.. look how stupid this da sounds.. awesome job Nevada 👍🏼

A travesty! Chille needs to be locked away for life for being an obnoxious intolerable conman.

I agree with the first judge. This dork is now re empowered.

The cops are pissed.

I really like Michelle Leavitt, she knew it was a wrongful arrest. Chille's attorney was on fire. Does this mean Chille will be able to sue the state and the Police Officer that lied?? Enjoy your freedom Chille, you deserve it. Blessings from UK

@mkumarthephrophet8533

16 күн бұрын

Yes

@utlaw72

14 күн бұрын

Officer has qualified immunity. Chille won’t be able to raise a fact issue in a 42 USC 1983 civil rights suit.

@mkumarthephrophet8533

13 күн бұрын

@@utlaw72 Officer has qualified immunity. Correct. Chille won’t be able to raise a fact issue in a 42 USC 1983 civil rights suit. WRONG.

@utlaw72

13 күн бұрын

@@mkumarthephrophet8533 Disagree. I defend 1983 QI lawsuits for a living. This would be tossed on a 12(b)(6) motion or an MSJ.

@mkumarthephrophet8533

13 күн бұрын

@@utlaw72 big deal, and you give legal advice over KZread? OK, link me your website.

I can't believe they let this fool go. He literally inserted himself on a traffic stop he had no business inserting himself on. Can still record cops but MYOB!

I'd love to meet Mr. Jose. I'd give him some free dental work. Hopefully he will go back to jail soon due to his other pending cases.

Great video as always.

This DA has No clue at all. Free Chille Amen. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸

What a travesty of justice,

Thank God there are still dam good judges out here..Thank you Honorable Michelle Leavitt.

This D attorney is much sharper than hot Chili’s previous counsel. AND shows how much of an asset a well prepared attorney is 😮😮 to a case. Even a relatively MINOR charge. My guess is very few others would have received jail time for same charge. Except if the defendant had disrespected the individuals this judge likely works with on a daily basis.

@focommjamieson

17 күн бұрын

This judge seemed to be much more ready to accept and protect the constitutionality and freedoms we have in this country. Oram was great but at the end of the day i dont think this judge was ever buying the fact that he willfully obstructed. She even asked the state, "So if its not words and its not actions, whats the obstruction?" All they could stand on is mannerisms that might lead an officer to believe the bystander is hostile in nature, and is a very weak argument. Officers regularly continue in their duties while being observed and even heckled and need to be able to do so, its part of the job.

@shannonhawk1431

17 күн бұрын

Send a year I. Prison and tell me how this case is minor.

Finally the right decision.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good Judge. Now the Cop needs to be sued.

20 mph is 20 mph. Not 25 not 26 or more 21 is a violation not 19 Scenario

@ronmcmartin4513

13 күн бұрын

Search for 85th Percentile Speed. It explains why 21mph is not a violation, but 15mph might be.

So he wins the appeal does this mean he can bring legal action against anyone for the conviction ??

@consentofthegoverned5145

17 күн бұрын

Yes.

@deassbt83

17 күн бұрын

He can try but a honest judge won't be having any of it.

@consentofthegoverned5145

17 күн бұрын

@@deassbt83 When an appeals judge rules that an arrest an conviction were unlawful and unconstitutional, an honest judge will have to "have" all of it.

@ghostwriter720

17 күн бұрын

he can file an 1983 federal case for deprivition of rights against the officers and possibly the police department and maybe the city under a monell claim The elements of a Monell claim are: (1) deprivation of a federal right; (2) some governmental action can be traced to the deprivation, i.e., policy or custom; (3) policy or custom demonstrating the governmental entity’s fault, i.e., deliberate indifference; and (4) municipal action that was the moving force behind the federal violation. Dean v. Wexford Health Service, Inc., 18 F.4th 214, 235 (7th Cir. 2021).

@GPJ1974

17 күн бұрын

@@ghostwriter720 nice thank you vm

26:12 😢 I can’t believe this guy is defending the destruction of the 1st amendment

Wow!! I'm not a huge Chile fan, but this Judge did the right thing. And Chile attorney beat thar Proscuter butt. 😅😅 LOVE TO SEE GOOD AFFECTIVE DEFENSE COUNSEL.

finally let an innocent man out of the jail why did it take so long

THE PURE HATE IN THE BAILIFFS EYES AT THE END!!

@chrlpolk

17 күн бұрын

The guy in the orange shirt tried to reach over the barrier from the gallery to shake Chille’s hand. Bailiff was correct.

@tjtennisicmroll2k

17 күн бұрын

He is a nice guy

@research903

17 күн бұрын

@@chrlpolk Correct or not, there was no need for the obvious personal animus. The bailiff should do his job professionally and without overt emotional display and yes that includes no scowling or hatred filled eyes.

@SwampGal

17 күн бұрын

@@chrlpolk Once the judge said she reversed the conviction and he needs to be released , Chille was a free man . The Bailiff was a asshole plain and simple.

@fredwarsaw5782

17 күн бұрын

@@research903 spot on!

15:09 😅 look at the guy in blue start to squirm.. time to argue someone’s emotional breakdown #gulp

The previous judge is pissed lol I think that judge doesn't go by the law ! Just goes to show our Justice system is broken

Cop could have simply sat in his car and wrote the citation

"NO!NO!That is an arrestable offense." And he walks a citizen out of the courtroom. Know his face people.He hates our rights. And the judge honored the constitution. It is a great day indeed. I still don't like Chille.lol

@FlymasterFlash

17 күн бұрын

What was the offense?

@shanester8712

17 күн бұрын

​@@FlymasterFlash you're not allowed to have any conversation or contact with a prisoner in a court room. Saw a mother jailed for trying to hug her juvenile son when sentence was read.

@FlymasterFlash

17 күн бұрын

@@shanester8712 Thank you. I thought it was something like that but wasn't sure. I was sure he had a look of complete contempt as if he took it personal. Definitely butt hurt by the decision.

@angbry8305

17 күн бұрын

​​@@shanester8712 as soon as it was as overturned he was no longer a prisoner though. The shackles should have come off immediately.

@angbry8305

17 күн бұрын

​@@FlymasterFlashyep. Butt hurt.

This judge is more professional than the last one.

He Never broke the Law. PERIOD!!! HE can be a butthole, he can be annoying, but he did not, break the law. We need new officers. Because these are the ones that take lives of people because they get pissed off

@tracyeaves4847

17 күн бұрын

He got jailed because feelings based Judge

@carma459

17 күн бұрын

@@tracyeaves4847 yeah I watched the trial she got butthurt

This is actually Nevada v DeCastro

@GradertJ

17 күн бұрын

Not on appeal. Chili filed the appeal against the state. So chili is the plantiff and the state is the defendant.

Remember guys he is a constitutional expert 😂😂😂

He spoke with the person who was stopped

When out in public, you do not have a right to Privacy !!!

@gwynluv5447

17 күн бұрын

He wasn't found guilty for filming When will Chilli and his cult realize that?

@x-psyted-2B

17 күн бұрын

Unless you're a frauditor and the police are running your plates... Which are in public.

@cajunrandy2143

17 күн бұрын

@@gwynluv5447 and this conviction was overturned !!

@deassbt83

17 күн бұрын

I hope someone stands over you recorded your personal information.

@FirstFreedom

17 күн бұрын

@@gwynluv5447 its not a cult, its about freedoms........this was about a lie that led to his false arrest. Basically about someone's feelings getting hurt, similar to yours right now.

Bailiff at the end was a little butthurt😂😂

@NathanielNicklas

17 күн бұрын

RIGHT!!! What a POC JBTP. He is mad they lost their SHAM of an arrest. Next is a BIG BIG lawsuit for wrongful imprisonment. . . among a bunch of other things I'm sure.

@brianclifton9399

17 күн бұрын

@@TheAntistatist892 How does an antistatist state?

Mr. Oram was outstanding. He tactfully let Zimmerman off the hook by implying thar she had not been informed that it was a 1A issue. Of course she knew. Chille was identified as a 1A auditor!

Arrested and jailed for months for being annoying

If you like Chili or not this judge got it right! Finally. I hope Chili sues the heck out of them.

Abolish judicial immunity

I believe now the first judge should spend the same amount of time in jail he just did! But the jail time is jsut gonna give him even more money!

Very smart Judge. She understood the laws and did her job based on the laws. 100% to the judge

That deputy district attorney is a prime example that mentally deficient lawyers became prosecutors.

That Court police officer at the end was pissed off

A judge who did the right thing thank you very much

Chille has finally waken up and engaged a proper "law scholar", not a charlatan like himself.

@VictheChick

17 күн бұрын

Ah yes, the ancient mysteries of managing your emotions like an adult/keeping your fool-mouth shut in court; while a competent/educated/trained professional argues _actual law_ on behalf of you and your case! Magnificent...like a dog puzzling the transaction that led up to his very first pup cup, it must seem as though the heavens just miraculously opened before him...

His job is not filming the police. His job is trying to humiliate police and interfere with their jobs and to try to turn people against them

What did they do with Chile? I cannot find any video of Chile since his charges were dismissed. did the cops get rid of him? or does the internet just refuse to release any video of him???????????????????????????????????????????????????? WTF

I was hoping Mr. Jose would drop his soap.

Epic. Oram was outstanding.

Good to see a Nevada judge that up holds the Constitution, and not being a judge that goes by their feelings

I'm crying hi ,from the uk.ive been waiting for this 😭 😢 🤧

Now there's an example of an excellent lawyer . Well done 👏 ✔️

Everything is a arrestable offense from every officer unless it is their own blue cult.

You gotta hand it to the prosecutor, he did the best he could - and I would even say admirable - in trying to argue the inarguable!

Glad you're free!

Imagine wishing a person who committed no crime hurt no one victimized no one and stole nothing be put in jail because you dont like his words... some of ya'll are sick. Better hope we can't jail people for there words or beliefs cause tides turning friends.

about time this ridiculous charge was overturned. Great lawyer, and now sue the pants off that officer.

Oram did such a wonderful job they way he conducted the court and worked with Judge and state to come to logical and lawful conclusions.

At least this judge is professional, not like the last one.

@interestedobserver587

13 күн бұрын

She has a reputation of being a poor judge. This appeal decision is a joke.

Meanwhile, he is still in Jail !!!

DA said officer allowed defendant to record until he approached the driver. He did not approach, he spoke to her. But he never went within ten to fifteen feet of the car.

@bartconnolly6104

17 күн бұрын

The officer didn't ask him to back away from the driver. The main issue was 'officer safety' ie back away from the police officer. They made a big song and dance act about 21 feet being a safe distance FROM THE POLICE. At no stage did anyone alleged the driver was under physical threat from the recording!

@bartconnolly6104

17 күн бұрын

@29:20 the DA acknowledged the defendant backed up but the issue was he was 'saying and doing things ' saying is protected speech and doing something like recording is also legally and constitutionally protected so what he said or did can't be construed as criminals unless it was ' fighting words' for example.

@bartconnolly6104

17 күн бұрын

DA says " if I pull out a gun is ten feet sufficient' ? This is the same as fighting words. Pulling out a gun is aDIRECT THREAT . The question is where the manner of behaviour was a physical threat. It was not!

@bartconnolly6104

17 күн бұрын

The whole 21 foot rule ( seven paces which isn't far and was NOT the tree at the far side of the car park where the officer wanted him to move) is in my opinion just an excuse to make sure the officers words are not being recorded because police know that when people start speaking they can probably have their words used against them

@glynncordry5965

15 күн бұрын

@@bartconnolly6104 Except the officers words were being recorded. The traffic stop was on body cam before DeCastro inserted himself. The officer wasn't doing anything improper, and if he had the body cam would have been recording it. Any speculation as to the officer's intentions are unjustified.

YOU CAN NOT MAKE THE FRIST ADMENMENT ACTIVITY A CRIME

@nder

17 күн бұрын

But (important but)conducting a 1st Amendment-protected activity does not mean that everything you do **while** conducting that activity automatically gets the same protection. "I was gathering content for a story about what happens when you threaten to beat up strangers in public" is not a valid defense to the crime of harassment, for example.

@johnwesley256

17 күн бұрын

​@@nderyes, it's limited if it violates another person's rights. Chille did none of those things.

@terryreese9771

17 күн бұрын

YOU DON'T HAVE CIVIL RIGHTS TO COMMIT CRIMES PLUS CHILI HAD A BATTERY CHARGE ON THAT COP THAT WAS DROPPED BY THE STATE.

@JustaMomnFamily

17 күн бұрын

That wasn't why he got into trouble. It's hilarious how that is what they are making this all about that when him going to jail was his tactics. And imo chili is a BULLY THROUGH AND THROUGH

@NathanielNicklas

17 күн бұрын

@@johnwesley256 100 Brother. Chille didn't break any law, just hurt some feelings and kept some JBTP accountable.

Prosecutor dropped ball and he still has another case where he crossed the crime scene

@necoloradocopblock.1259

17 күн бұрын

No crime scene tape, no crime scene. If they want to preserve evidence, that’s one thing. But this is a traffic stop and no (crime) was committed. Your argument is unfounded.

@mattymatt5769

17 күн бұрын

NO LAW WAS BROKEN bootlickersss... just because you like being governed and heed to a leader doesn't mean we do 😂

@matthewsantiago1946

17 күн бұрын

And he backed up........why not say out of my scene and told him where 😂. I hope Chilli is payed well for every minute he spent in a cage.

@Darkvigilante20

17 күн бұрын

You idiots.

@MichaelEhline

17 күн бұрын

Sore loser much?

44:31 prosecutor literally made defenses point that nobody was arrested why did they waste the time and money over someone as trivial as “Chille”. I hope this somehow helps the greater cause which is police not honoring their oath! The constitution is the cornerstone of our country’s complete existence and freedoms. Id much rather have someone a little less “chille” credited with change but hey this is a pretty good victory for the constitution

@shannonhawk1431

16 күн бұрын

This case probably cost tax payers 100k