I've been in the legal field for 15 years and I have never seen this type of behavior from a judge. It is absolutely absurd.

@elpatron7916

9 күн бұрын

Then you haven't seen many criminal cases😂😂😂😂

@RhetoricWolf

9 күн бұрын

@@elpatron7916 really? What jurisdiction are you in where this is normative behavior?

@missyelliot6237

9 күн бұрын

Thank you for chiming in! As a layperson, it looks crazy to me, so to hear the same from someone who has experience working In the legal field makes this all that more insane !

@KandiDaGoddess

9 күн бұрын

Fulton County has been like this for years.

@jdrider4149

9 күн бұрын

Can u imagine how much utter sick behaviour has happen to less fortunate people , this happens with high profile case and maho media coverage imagine to the average Joe. Makes me sick to my stomach

As an attorney, hearing this blows my mind! What's also outrageous, in my opinion, is that they all seem so comfortable doing it. Even with the world watching! This is definitely a corrupt system and some folks need to lose their licenses.

@Enoughalready20237

8 күн бұрын

This happens all the time. They just don’t usually get caught.

@yaasupreme8080

7 күн бұрын

@@Enoughalready20237right. Lawyers acting so surprised by corruption is more shocking

@bamahama707

5 күн бұрын

Some folks need to go to jail, for a long time.

@user-jl5iu8ee7y

3 күн бұрын

It sounds and looks like the whole Judicial system in Fulton and Cobb County needs to be investigated.

The judge didn’t even DENY this took place!!! He was only interested in finding out who snitched on him!!!

@darklandinc

8 күн бұрын

Facts and him not telling him who told him is not contempt because Brian Steele ain’t on trial. I bet the lawyer woody fired told him and I heard something about him accidentally being cc on the email about the meeting

@JcJcJc111

8 күн бұрын

They all knew where they were, the prisoner was brought to the holding area earlier, and then taken to the judges chambers . There’s no where else to go bro

@miachildress614

8 күн бұрын

that part!

@Vutsman1

8 күн бұрын

Asking for the name that ratted on him is PROOF of the secret meeting.

@PeterEspinoza-vt5qh

7 күн бұрын

Exactly!!! That was so incredibly obvious!

31:35 Steele _did_ actually mention perjury (plus a number of the other claims listed on the Affidavit) when he initially brought the issue to the court’s attention. The problem was that the Dishonourable Judge Urinal repeatedly interrupted him, effectively stifling Mr Steele’s speech and preventing the court from hearing his complete and unfettered motion.

@gardengirl318

9 күн бұрын

😂

@Neenerx2

8 күн бұрын

Didn't judge say in an earlier argument that when defense talks over him, the court reporter takes down what judge says? Good thing it's streamed so we can all see this ish.

@kerim7469

Күн бұрын

Judge Urinal 😂😂😂

How on earth does the judge think that the "sacrosanctness of the judges chambers" is more significant than the fundamental fairness of the trial proceedings? I just cannot even believe this happened. ON CAMERA.

@rezzieggg

9 күн бұрын

And if the ‘sacrosanctness’ of the judges chambers was so important this shouldn’t have happened.

@ESPHMacD

9 күн бұрын

It's wild that this became his hill to die on, the "sacrosanctness" doesn't even apply here either. It's secret from the public not secret from the defendant you are accusing of murder among other things (baring actual fear for life safety or what not but that doesn't apply here either).

@SrulDog

9 күн бұрын

It's the judge who violated the sanctity of his chambers, by using it improperly. Telling someone about the terrible shit that happened in there is not the violation - it's the horrible shit that's the violation.

@TheDweller212

9 күн бұрын

Gaslighting 101. The Judge has mastered the art.

@Christine__D

9 күн бұрын

I think the sheer audacity and hubris of this judge, to be so blatantly unfair and crooked, while everyone is watching, is what blows me away. Absolutely no shame here.

He was more concerned how they found out. Not the fact he participated in an illegal meeting. Shocking!

@tkld223300

9 күн бұрын

And sent him to jail for it..... Unbelievable 😂

*Steel wasn't able to make a record of the facts. The judge walked off the bench both times and the Baliff attempted to take Steel's notes. The judge also told Ashley that he knew Steel was told that by someone that was in the illegal meeting, because “He had too much detail”*

@geoffpoole483

9 күн бұрын

In the vast majority of trials the best judges are the ones you don't really notice. Everything proceeds smoothly and the court room is well managed. When the judge becomes the main story, there's trouble ahead.

Whoever tipped off the defense team that this meeting had taken place is the real hero, whoever it was knew the law and that it was wrong, the judge and DA quite honestly no matter what someone thinks of the defendant violated his due process rights, someone with authority needs to step in immediately!

@jezebulls

8 күн бұрын

My thoughts exactly. I think it was revealed that it was a lady that was part of the prosecution team who recused herself before this came to light. Even though she was on the opposing side, she told the defense cuz she knew it was wrong and illegal. Gotta respect her for that.

@johnhaggart9376

3 күн бұрын

A woman was there. She said 14 people were there.

Your dad is such a boss! You are so lucky to have such a dad. Happy Father’s Day.

@windywednesday4166

9 күн бұрын

❤ Right? Papa T is smart and has a lot if experience. It's always a pleasure to listen to what he has to say. 😊

@edschum

9 күн бұрын

I really enjoy the father and son interplay. Big G seems to strike a really good balance of fatherly love and professional mentor.

@TheSzeszter

7 күн бұрын

Right! it seems he is always ready to see the bigger picture from an unbiased point of view, and has many new interesting opinions, I really enjoy it when he is on the show :)

Yes the whole Fulton County DA office has to be Investigated Immediately !!!!!!

@ladybliss101

9 күн бұрын

Preach !

@reeree6682

9 күн бұрын

FIRED!🎉

@robinhambrick8002

9 күн бұрын

😏 A LOT of “fungible cash” is floating around Fulton County 😏 “ You ask for a “G” and I’ll give you a thousand” , per Fani Willis , DA Fulton County, Georgia 🎯🎯🎯

@windywednesday4166

9 күн бұрын

​@@robinhambrick8002Right?! Why are they giving total immunity to 'Lil Woodie' to go after 'Young Thug'?! $$$ it allowed the DA to confiscate over a million dollars in cash and jewelry from Young Thug. And then there is Fani W, peeling thousands of dollars off a wad for vacations with her boy toy... that she supposedly took out of her grocery money! 😳

@PowderMill

9 күн бұрын

⚠️⚫️⚫️⚠️ FANNY + PACK = Typical Ghetto “Powerful FN Woman” started the exposure of corruption in the DA’s Office. No one seemed to care about corruption when it was “Mean Tweet” Trump. When it’s Dark Ghetto action? Everyone suddenly cares. Disgusting

Sound for Papa Tragos was GREAT! This case is CRAZY. Thanks for both of your explanations!

I don’t think Steele had a chance to say all he wanted to say because the judge kept interrupting

@bamahama707

5 күн бұрын

On purpose.

I’m glad whoever informed the defense felt strongly enough about this that they informed the defense. The unknown hero in this situation!

@dexikid

9 күн бұрын

Will probably be killed or imprisoned shortly. The system doesn’t like when civilians upset the courtroom dynamic

@jillricci587

9 күн бұрын

@jeddiping I think it was Copeland himself informed the defendants 😂.

@carolsisti7203

9 күн бұрын

Most definitely agree.

@shebutter3195

9 күн бұрын

It was definitely Copeland since they are trying to lock him up and rail road him and risk his safety and life. He can’t snitch on National tv and make it out alive.

@jackjon7763

9 күн бұрын

The judge at one point said “she” so either slip of the tongue or he might think coplands female stand in attorney was the one who leaked that info

Pretty sure the Judge & the DA met the RICO definition with this one.

@Goomba21

9 күн бұрын

Committed crimes in furtherance of a on going criminal enterprise

@Songbirdstress

9 күн бұрын

Yes, it's like a Mafia trial!

@devonjohnson5214

9 күн бұрын

But look at the illegal tactics they are using. I’m not sure if the jury even believes the state. Their witnesses suck.

@sangmang2752

9 күн бұрын

Haha

@toedish2103

9 күн бұрын

Massan you ain't never lied 👍🏿

Can we check Glanville's bar exam answers and scores ? The Judge's legal knowledge isn't even suited to even hear parking fine cases.

Hi. Atlanta resident. Just want to remind folks about the other pending RICO case - the one involving non-celebrities. Based on the level of dishonesty and disingenuousness presented so far, I've been pretty worried for my friends and comrades. THIS terrifies me. If this is the kind of case the state is willing to present and they're happy to engage in this kind of blatantly egregious behavior when they KNOW they're being closely watched - when they know this is a highly publicized case of national interest- what hope do the others have when lawtube isn't watching? What hope do any of us have?

@Spyda320

7 күн бұрын

If they can’t afford high priced lawyers they cooked

@bamahama707

5 күн бұрын

What kind of hope would you like to have?

@Talkandtravel915

3 күн бұрын

So true!

What’s crazy is he keeps denying the defense request for the transcript of the ex parte meeting 🥴

@gkd1982

9 күн бұрын

That just screams that there's a there there. Sus.

@LeaSedd

9 күн бұрын

That just confirms something very suspicious and unlawful went down

@crunchyyellowlion

9 күн бұрын

They're doing that because it shows all what they're being accused of.

@TheWORD226

9 күн бұрын

Sounds like this heads way up north to a big white house 😅😂 just my opinion 😮

@LaLaLonna

9 күн бұрын

It screams corruption.

Glanville is not qualified. He did not even understand the difference in direct contempt and Criminal Contempt

@marcuskissinger3842

9 күн бұрын

He should be impeached for sure. Also saying stuff like “I’m going to let the appeals court decide that one.”

@MayaGTK

9 күн бұрын

@@marcuskissinger3842 ya he says that FAR too often imo

@sallycinnamon5370

9 күн бұрын

@@marcuskissinger3842Sounds like a judge that has frequently been told he was technically wrong but that his mistakes are harmless error. And so because they are harmless he keeps doing them.

@Rae777

9 күн бұрын

I'm not sure he didn't understand. I think he was feigning ignorance because he was angry, which is almost worse to me.

@marcuskissinger3842

9 күн бұрын

@@sallycinnamon5370 Yup, could be. Although even when they get reversed, I’ve seen a lot of judges that just continue to make lazy decisions. It’s a massive waste of resources to have to appeal almost every decision, not to mention how unfair it is because of the higher standards you have to meet.

Yes, please continue to break this down with your dad! And for feedback on the logistics, Papa Tragos was just a little echoey. It's so cute that he brought it up and cares though! He wants you and your channel to do well and it shows. I hope you both have a great Father's Day.

OMG but feeling like the ability to get a Fair trial (even with money) is pretty challenging. This is not the way it is supposed to be. Also the reason that I am opposed to the DP. Also the reason ALL trials should be streamed. Let the light shine in. Not the only solution but wow, we would never know without it. Thank you Peter and Papa T.

When asked who told him about the secret meeting, Mr. Steele told the judge that "he should have told him" about the ex-parte meeting. Need we say anything else?

Glanfield is cooked because he admitted to Steel that " I'm concerned because you have too many 'specific' details of the meeting."

Who in the world would be able to take off work to be on a jury for months on end???

At first Steel said he was CC on an email the judge brushed past it. So he was told how he got the information just not by who. The judge and the state haven't had good optics during this trial.

I know Copeland was difficult to understand in his testimony but I heard him say under oath to the prosecution that “I just said what you told me to say”. This can be a corollary of the ex parte meeting with him. Maybe gold for defence.

@DJRenee

9 күн бұрын

Yeah, he is getting tired

@essenceofauset7272

9 күн бұрын

After he fired Bumpkas he told the Judge he didn’t need to hire another attorney and he didn’t want one. He was under the impression that Minalik was his attorney and would return after his vacation. The Judge wanted Bumpkas to hold the bag on this unlawful ex parte meeting. By forcing Bumpkas to submit the paperwork. That’s why she emailed Minalik, and he responded and cc’ed Stelle.

@GwendolynStancell

9 күн бұрын

I HEARD THAT TOO 😮 😮

@Tellyvision27

7 күн бұрын

@sallyannchappell561 do you remember what day and/or around what time ?

@sallyannchappell5671

7 күн бұрын

@@Tellyvision27 26.14 in video “Lil Woody gets frustrated.” In Law and Crime Trials Channel. He’s in a white tee over long sleeved white tee. Pretty sure that’s the moment. It’s one anyway. If you check the live chat, everyone was commenting on it.

And the fact that the judge was so against the defense about this makes me think it happened as defense thinks it did! Thank goodness for cameras in the courtroom because all this wouldn’t come to light if it weren’t for the cameras. Such a corrupt system all around.

@jediping

9 күн бұрын

Yeah, if nothing improper happened, why would he kick up such a fuss about it? The rules say ex parte meetings can happen if you inform the defense as soon as possible after. So the rules account for the fact that stuff happens and it might occur. But to not want to go into it, to hold the defense in contempt for not saying how they found out… it looks terrible. Even if there are somehow legit reasons for it, the optics are terrible.

@zoltan9760

9 күн бұрын

It is ridiculous he skipped over steels argument just to find out who snitched on him "I'm not worried about your problems Right now, answer the courts question. Who told you this?

@DJRenee

9 күн бұрын

No one would have believed a second explanation, that's for sure. I know I wouldn't have believed it if I had not seen it.

@DJRenee

9 күн бұрын

​@@zoltan9760then he kept alluding that somebody was EAVESDROPPING ALL WEEK LONG.

@elpatron7916

9 күн бұрын

Happens all the time 😢😢😢

33:47 that’s not what happened. the meeting in chambers happened when melnick (copeland’s original male attorney) was on his vacation. the female attorney, bumpass, covered melnick on that day and was pulled into the ex parte meeting. bumpass, the female attorney for copeland, was the one who was present for the ex parte meeting. bumpass was only supposed to be representing copeland for the limited purpose of defending him on contempt. the contempt issue was resolved when copeland got back on the stand and started testifying, so she moved for withdrawal. melnick, the original male attorney, was still attorney of record for copeland. the big picture issue here is that the judge and DA waited until copeland’s original attorney was out of the state to take advantage of the fact that only his temporary attorney, Bumpass, was there for them to have this coercive meeting.

@bamahama707

5 күн бұрын

ANOTHER very important violation.

@jilliansmaniotto2326

5 күн бұрын

@@bamahama707 yup. a lot of people seem to not be catching the issue with the DA and judge specially doing the ex parte when they knew it would be Bumpass.

@kenyadacollins3143

2 күн бұрын

Thank you. So it was said the judge broke a rule or law. But what I’m not understanding is what did the judge do that broke any rules or laws?

@jilliansmaniotto2326

2 күн бұрын

@@kenyadacollins3143 hes broken a ton of rules and laws at this point. the main one, though, is that he had an improper ex parte communication. as a general rule, a judge cannot communicate with one party to a matter (here, the prosecution) without involving the other party (the defense). that’s called ex parte communication. there are extremely limited circumstances where its acceptable, but even in those circumstances, the judge has to give advance notice to the other party so they can have an opportunity to argue about why they should be permitted to be there. if not, the judge needs to notify them after the fact, including notifying them if the substance.

If I gave a bunch of statements from 9 years ago, and made it all up, and gave several different versions, I wouldn't remember either

Fulton County is such a hot mess. The state legislature and / or oversight organizations need to make provisions to recall or some other means to remove corrupt judges and prosecutors. 🤦🏻‍♀️

@deirdrecorey3876

9 күн бұрын

The GA legislature is just as corrupt.... GA is steeped in ROT.... Certain groups of people have NO PROBLEM sucking all the $$$ earned by the people of the state... With no care or concern FOR the people of GEORGIA....

@arbitrage2141

9 күн бұрын

They are all unqualified. They got there job because they are black. Bottom line.

@johnnyjohnson1326

8 күн бұрын

Needs to be done nationwide

@saran.4001

8 күн бұрын

Yes, and also where the election mess was.

This is so crazy. The judge needs to recuse himself.

@craigboesen649

9 күн бұрын

Needs to lose his robe and law license

@jdrider4149

9 күн бұрын

The judge need to give himself a bj

@RedBunnybaby

9 күн бұрын

He is a Narcissist, that will never happen.

@MrsLindsC6

8 күн бұрын

And be fired.

@brandonblackfyre5783

8 күн бұрын

*The reason that the Judge has had the "Don't give a fuck" attuide recently is because he knows that hes done with, after this case is over... 100%*

Your dad is such an amazing lawyer and human being. Happy Father’s Day to you both🌹🌹

Peter, your dad is great. And your face when he shared he was using the mic! Ha! Clearly razzing you from your comment on an earlier episode that he refuses to use it…he just wasn’t ready to use it until now 😊 cheers to you both! 🎉

It’s so awesome that you get to pick your father’s brains! Some people follow their father’s path because it’s the expectation. But, show after show, you demonstrate that your father passed on to you the passion for law!

When I heard "Meeting with sworn witness" my brian exploded cuz, wth? 🤦‍♀️🤯

*_I love listening to you and your dad. You guys are so smart and balanced with your analysis._*

If courtrooms are this corrupt ON CAMERA imagine how corrupt when there aren’t. I know of at least one other courtroom in Ga that is this corrupt but they search you before entering to be sure you have no proof of the shenanigans that goes on inside court.

There are people in Fulton County sitting in jail for years and haven’t even had a first appearance hearing. And I am sure that other Georgia courts are just as bad It is a disgrace, and I am ashamed of my state

@purdyhen7903

9 күн бұрын

I agree! I live in Georgia too! So glad I don’t live near that county. But it is definitely a disgrace to our state!

@dormiebasne3578

9 күн бұрын

I'm glad I got out. The corruption and authoritarianism of that state is almost farcical

@martinaosullivan1622

9 күн бұрын

That's heartbreaking to hear after this corruption I honestly hope that it stops right now 🙏 😢 get the fbi involved and leave all innocent go home

@martinaosullivan1622

9 күн бұрын

I'm from ireland 🇮🇪 and I honestly can't believe what I'm watching and hearing every day with the corruption that's going on in yr County get rid off fanny abd love and judge

@Michaelcollin-wu2ng

9 күн бұрын

lol there’s people in Fulton county jail who have been there for years and haven’t had their first appearance on the charges holding them in custody ? 😂 what an utterly ridiculous comment. Georgia law requires someone arrested and held on a warrant to be brought before the court within 72 hours and for those arrested without a warrant within 48 hours . If what you are saying is true… simply name one person who is currently in Fulton country jail has been for “years” and is still pending their first appearance and arraignment. If you can provide me at least one name, I will fly down to Atlanta Monday, file a motion to represent the person pro hac vice and represent that person for free.

Judge should be privately investigated

@reeree6682

9 күн бұрын

PUBLICLY investigated!⚡⚡⚡

@valeriesoles2758

7 күн бұрын

The entire DA’s office in Fulton County needs to be investigated. They are outrageous and corrupt. The way they act in court is crazy. They continue to make a mockery of the juctice system

Thanks for having your dad on! I love to hear his knowledge!!

Woody is the most honest man in that courtroom! How many times does he have to say i was lying!!!

This is absolutely wild. To think that things like this transpire in US courts is frightening and infuriating. These corrupt judges must be weeded out and the sooner the better.

@lauriejohnson1741

9 күн бұрын

Are you sure you did not find out about so of this before during all the Trump cases we’ve seen? And before that Roger Stone, Peter Navarro and Steve Bannon? And before that so the J6 defendants? It is obvious that it is commonplace!

This is so bad! Why isn’t the judge removed. Improper meeting without the defense and isn’t there also Brady violation too?

@ravenzyblack

9 күн бұрын

Yes, there is a Brady Violation.

@martinaosullivan1622

9 күн бұрын

Judge is a bully he needs to b removed immediately

@EffSharp

9 күн бұрын

This is insane. This judge needs to be investigated by feds, the DA who didn’t turn over Brady needs to be disbarred. All of this is unacceptable.

A question for Peter Tragos: When will the defense attorneys find out the result of the motion for the recusal of Judge Glanville?

Glad to see u covering this! 🙏🏼🎉

If I was a juror in this sh!tshow, and it ends in a mistrial after THIS much of their time has been wasted I would be SOOOOO P!SSED!!!!!

Judge Glenville never denied that there was an ex parte meeting. His statements seem to indicate that there was an ex parte meeting, but the attorney was not supposed to know about it.

@vickimooredotco

9 күн бұрын

He can’t deny it. There were 10 people in the room.

@realasitget3552

9 күн бұрын

Yes they were suppose to know. He is a sworn witness. Judge is supposed to notify them.

@kellyj79

9 күн бұрын

I'm pretty sure we ALL know this ....that has not been argued. The fact that the defense wasn't present nor notified by the judge or prosecution is the point here! The corrupt judge couldn't deny it ...he was caught with the cameras rolling ...his only recourse was to act as if it was an innocent exparte meeting ...which is laughable at this point in his circus of a courtroom.

@elreytriton

9 күн бұрын

@@kellyj79 that's not the point. ex partes are legal and the defense should not have known what was said in that room word for word. Either Steel is working directly with the witness/fired attorney or someone else is leaking information just like how the interrogation video was released last year

@americanprincess851

9 күн бұрын

@@vickimooredotco10 people 🤯omg ,I didn’t know that.

Yes please keep covering this! And thank you so much for the update. Of all the trial happenings right now this exparte drama is the craziest. And thats saying alot😀

OUT! GET THAT REVOLTING MAN OUT! Away from the center of the American way of life! God love that attorney! HE didn't let it go! The "former" judge and "former" DA's entire office should have to pay for the retrial!

@jackfanning7952

9 күн бұрын

Take it out of Big Fani's shackup account.

Thank you for breaking this down!!!!!!!! We appreciate you both!

In this trial, there are FREQUENT instances of unexplained delays. For example, 5-minute breaks, that end up being 30 to 90 minute delays. Or 8:30am starts times, but the judge (and prosecution) doesn't show up until 11:00. We know about this one ex parte meting, however the Judge and Prosecution acted as if there was nothing wrong with ex parte meetings like this. This leads me to think there have been MANY of these inappropriate ex parte meetings

@reeree6682

9 күн бұрын

Excellent observation. I agree 100%!!!

@stevens8185

9 күн бұрын

Great point, I agree.

@user-jt3zf4bm8j

9 күн бұрын

ZZ

Love having your dad’s commentary as well!

Just want to say how inspirational your professional & family legacy is. In such a challenging time in history when relationships are attacked publicly, we appreciate the unity, respect & honor shown through generations of your family. Happy Fathers Day gentlemen & thank you.

Why isn’t this judge in jail yet. He admitted to breaking the law in open court. He needs to be removed from the bench, disbarred, and in prison. Hope the defense attorney files an official complaint against the judge with the state bar.

@HisMajesty984

9 күн бұрын

Unfortunately, he has judicial immunity as it is absolute even though that it is likely wrong. He is open to a criminal investigation and prosecution. It’s highly unlikely that he will be removed and disbarred as judges and lawyers tend to protect their own unfortunately.

@Enoughalready20237

8 күн бұрын

I’ve seen ONE Judge removed from the bench. Sort of. They gave him the opportunity to retire.

@donnad5064

8 күн бұрын

And the DA

I agree with Peter on the judge trying to shut down Steele. It felt like he absolutely knew more but was being cut off, and he was trying to be respectful as well. I also understand papa Tragos' point of view as well. Love the dynamic between you two!

Sooooo glad LYK and Big George r covering this! I was waiting for this specific analysis.

For anyone interested, Judge McBurney is the JQC judge in GA and streams on YT. They recommended a different judge be removed from the bench this year. She did a ton of other things also, but one of the things she did was hold someone in contempt and didn’t have a hearing or provide her an attorney.

The real RICO is apparently going on in the judges chambers. Odd.

Let's face it. Glanville has the title of chief Judge/Justice but really, he's chief prosecutor! There is no way this guy is unbiased. He has clearly shown this throughout this trial. I hope he is held to account. And put in jail for his corruption.

No offense Peter, I love hearing your thoughts and perspective. But when Papa T is a guest, it's really great to hear what he has to say! I appreciate you letting Papa T have the floor and speak his thoughts!

Not to mention that everyone who was deemed guilty by either these DAs or the judge can ask to have a retrial and that's a big expense. A very big expense.

Thanks Peter and Papa Tregos. It's great to have you guys explaining legal issues and pointing out what is right and wrong in the legal system.

Your right there is alot of shady stuff happening in this courtroom. I have lost all faith in the justice system watching this trial.

@angeleyes3396

9 күн бұрын

If you lost faith in (all) the justice system system you never wanted to begin with. It’s this court, these DAs.

@Juliehorne-im1vt

9 күн бұрын

That doesn't make sense. I watch this trial every day. You don't know what your talking about.

@willg1083

9 күн бұрын

@@angeleyes3396 This type of behavior happened in a lot states , we are just able to see this because of the person on trial.

@betty-janececile5214

9 күн бұрын

Anything coming out of Georgia lawyers judges da, election counters etc need to be overhauled

@hkr667

9 күн бұрын

We just happen to see this because there are camera's now. Imagine all the shit that went down in courtrooms when no one could ever check.

fabulous to hear the perspectives of yourself and your dad. I hope this trial can be complete soon

Great rundown on this! I watch your content all the time, but this specific discussion was suggested to me with high regards by someone else. Cheers to you both!

This is so educational that I want you to keep breaking this down .

It's scary that the judge can act like a 16th century King, or like a mob boss, and there is nothing being done about it. This is some Mad King level of power and behavior from judge Glanville, and it undermine the whole justice system in the USA. No checks and balances, no consequences, no safety, no trust. This judge have broken the social contact we have as a society. How can anyone trust in anything, and feel safe, when a judge can act like this? You are suppose to be the land of the free, yet a judge can act like they do in a dictatorship? It sure has effected my view of America, that this can happen so openly.

@wkjeom

9 күн бұрын

"affected," not "effected."

@LIFE_is_G20OD

9 күн бұрын

Agreed!!

@GwendolynStancell

9 күн бұрын

WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN 😮

@Enoughalready20237

8 күн бұрын

It scares me that this surprises you. This happens all the time, they just don’t usually get caught. Look at the Karen Read trial. They are covering up who actually murdered John and framing Karen and the judge is in on all of it and a like time family member of the Alberts.

@johnnyjohnson1326

8 күн бұрын

The whole system is corrupt like this

Finally I’ve been waiting to hear from you with this case loo

Law enforcement officer's don't remember a lot Sir. Standard answer when those in authority are questioned 💪💪

Sounds like to me this Judge and the Prosecutors are corrupt as hell! Gail

Hope you both continue to cover this. Your combined knowledge / takes are always great.

Notice how absolutely mute prosecutor was about this matter. Usually can’t shut them up. “It was at that moment, they knew they f’ed up”.

One thing that bothers me is; what happens when the defense attorneys file their discoveries in cases within this county? Does the DA's office withhold exculpatory evidence?

Good old Fulton County, it seems like the real gang is the DA/Judge

@BlackStump172

9 күн бұрын

That DA was one nasty woman .

@sounboy4498

9 күн бұрын

​@BlackStump172 yes she is very nasty and narcissistic

@marymary20

9 күн бұрын

@@BlackStump172 That's why those who love the rule of law love her.

@marcuskissinger3842

9 күн бұрын

@@marymary20no, it’s why people who love prosecuting people love her. there’s a difference

@p0llk4t07

9 күн бұрын

​@@marymary20what are you even talking about 😂😂😂

Reason #8902 why I can't be a lawyer: Respectfully, Your Honor, what the f@#^?!

@LaLaLonna

9 күн бұрын

Yeah I would have literally said "what the f is wrong with you, are you corrupt, stupid or both?

@gardengirl318

9 күн бұрын

Same

Glanville can’t recuse himself because an honorable judge wouldn’t be able to ignore the corruption that is still unknown to the public. He MUST remain, or he will let the whole case be lost, but he absolutely cannot step aside. Something BIG is up. This is just the tip. Him doing a 3 hour ex parte while a bunch of multimillionaires wait is the biggest sign to me.

This was my first time watching and I loved it! Thanks guys! ❤

A Judge should Know Better than to Deny a legitimate Defense. This has to be a Mistrial, or a Recusal-- if anything made it clear, schooling by both sides to avert Judges Errors were met with his Defiance, not an impartial judge.

@karlrovey

9 күн бұрын

Since the jury has been seated, it has to be a mistrail.

Love Dad's legal commentary!! I am a new criminal pubkic defender (2y) and the textbooks do not teach you practicality.

@ms.l9481

9 күн бұрын

Thank u. I just had a great pd.

@tammybenefield2976

9 күн бұрын

@katricelyles7928 thanks so much for what you do. I don't legally know a whole lot but I imagine being a public defender has definitely got to be at times very difficult or so I've heard. I had a family member that was represented by a PD and we were so very thankful for all of the hard work that was done. Good luck to you in all you do and be blessed 🙌 ❤ 🙏

@donnaeurton5135

6 күн бұрын

Wishing you best of luck in your future practice

@katricelyles7928

6 күн бұрын

@@tammybenefield2976 you want to do a great job. A publuc defender has 3x the recommended caseload.

THANK YOU for this analysis. I trust y'all's perspective.

Law licenses need to be brought before the State Bar and lost over these actions at the very least. This is a prime example of what should not and will not be tolerated in our legal profession/system. If this Judge and State Prosecutors are allowed to continue to practice law, it sends the message that corruption is acceptable and no defendant should expect a fair trial. This is beyond ridiculous…

Thank you for covering this. I know you are so busy!

How will we know if the transcript of the ex parte meeting is accurate? They've had time to change it. This whole situation is as corrupt as can be. Is there no oversight of the Fulton County judicial system?

@brianschumaker5912

7 күн бұрын

It won't matter what it says. In the end, there will be a mistrial over this.

Thanks guys. Enjoyed this.

Sound seems ok from the UK. Glad to have tuned in and interesting to see the back and forward discussion been Father and Son. I will be here more as time goes on. Thank you both for helping me understand more about Rico law.

Wow .. this is a big ol cash machine for the DA's office! This case will keep cashing in indefinitely!

Peter, as usual this is great insight! Seeing you and Mr. Tragos go over this with thoughtful commentary is invaluable. I wasn't interested in this case but now I am because of current events.

Fulton County court system is a huge mess!

He did blurt out that Copeland was going to admit the murder, that is when the Judge went nuclear

Contrast between judge in Trump's NY state criminal trial who has full grasp of law and appropriate control of their courtroom and this judge is extraordinary.

@lesc3054

9 күн бұрын

This is what you get when you have DEI hires

@u.s.lawyer8542

9 күн бұрын

He has full grasp of the law. He is using the law and control of the courtroom. He is using the law for the prosecutors benefit - like most judges.

@karlrovey

9 күн бұрын

​@lesc3054 So, what is Cannon down in Florida? What about the judges in the Cash for Kids scandal? How about the judge who overturned his own verdict in a rape case in order to get around the mandatory minimum sentence and then told a lawyer in another case that he couldn't be fair with her or her client because she had disagreed with his ruling (but didn't refuse himself, he just rescheduled for a later date, resulting in a ways day for all parties involved).

@laurenturner3578

9 күн бұрын

​@@karlroveybesides not liking Trump, what is the evidence against Canon?

@karlrovey

9 күн бұрын

@laurenturner3578 She has shown herself to be completely incompetent when it comes to actually being a judge. She has had a few cases invalidated because she made mistakes on basic procedures. That's before even getting into the cases involving Trump. With Trump, there has been a pattern of Smith making a motion, citing the relevant law. Cannon rules against him. Smith makes a motion for reconsideration, citing the relevant law again. Cannon reverses and scolds Smith for not stating the relevant law in the initial motion even though he cited the relevant law in the original motion. Plenty of Trump's judicial appointees have shown themselves to be good, competent judges. Cannon has not.

On Friday after KC was arrested. Judge told the jury and everyone to be there 8:30 on Monday. Defense and everyone else was there in the courtroom waiting on judge, love and Hilton and court reporter. Steel put 2 and 2 together.

@whitneyhesmer6648

9 күн бұрын

He had specific details of the conversation. The stand-in lawyer likely told him.

@Juliehorne-im1vt

9 күн бұрын

@@whitneyhesmer6648 yes I know that

@elskacave3235

9 күн бұрын

@@whitneyhesmer6648 If the ADA and/or the Judge used coercion to get the witness to lie on the stand, then the witness’s lawyer had every right to inform the defense about the corruption during the ex- parte meeting. I read that Copeland’s lawyer may be arrested and disbarred but I believe he did the ethical thing.

@Songbirdstress

9 күн бұрын

Especially as he had already given "homework" to a lawyer for being late!

@tkld223300

9 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

There’s no one I’d rather listen to about motions and what should be done than your dad. It feels like he just knows everything. No wonder your such a good lawyer Peter

This is a tough enough case without this sort of stuff going on. But, if they think that the judge will comply.....

Good morning. Thanks for covering this... I'm listening to it now. 😊

I can only imagine what a role model your Dad was for you. Happy Father’s Day to you both! God Bless 🙏

Thanks for the explanation

Thank you both! Be blessed!

TY for update, Peter. I always enjoy your Dad as a guest. The audio sounded pretty good today 👌

Good morning Peter & Papa Tragos. Have a blessed Father's Day tomorrow.

I agree! Steel had that info but the judge wouldn’t let him speak! Steel said he had more to say and the judge said No, he was more concerned with the who versus the what

Thanks both of you to explain this!! You guys ROCK 😃