She Tried to Outsmart Judge Boyd — Judge DESTROYED Her Probation Plea

A defendant on probation for burglary admits to a new theft, hasn't completed any classes, and dodges field visits because she's "too busy working. Judge Boyd's question: "How do you have time to commit a crime, but no time for probation?" From a woman who got six years for choosing work over probation, to a manslaughter defendant who got six years, to an 18-year-old with mental health issues who got 10 years deferred—this session is a masterclass in accountability. 00:00 Judge: "Too Busy Working, But Not Too Busy for Crime?" 00:23 Shelby Bandandy—Burglary Probation Revocation 00:42 New Theft Violation 01:47 Up to 20 Years Prison 03:15 Defendant Testifies—Working Six Days a Week 04:43 "How Did You Have Time to Commit a Theft?" 05:45 Mother Passed Away—Planned Funeral 08:18 Judge: "Too Busy? You Won't Be Busy in Prison" 09:21 Sentence: 6 Years Prison 11:18 New Case: Hannah Smith—Manslaughter 12:08 2-20 Years Prison 13:29 Six Years Prison—Plea Agreement 15:35 Defendant Remorseful 17:07 Six Years Prison 18:00 New Case: I King Scott—Assault Family Violence 20:11 No Drug Use Indicated 22:30 Three Years Probation 23:10 Affirmative Finding of Family Violence 24:58 No Appeal Rights 26:15 New Case: Xavier Chamberlain—Assault 27:20 5 Years Cap 28:50 Defendant Grappling with Drug Addiction 30:24 Daily Meth Use 32:30 Defendant Testifies 33:20 "Choices, Not Mistakes" 36:30 Judge: Not a Good Candidate for Probation 36:45 Sentence: 5 Years Prison 37:29 New Case: Jamari Simmons—Motion to Reconsider 39:30 Defendant in CDL Program—Raising Son 45:00 Prior Criminal History—Burglary, Marijuana 48:00 Motion Denied—Four Years Stands 49:30 New Case: Cameron Sell—Aggravated Assault Public Servant 50:00 First-Degree Felony—5-99 Years or Life 50:20 18-Year-Old with ADHD, Depression, Autism 50:40 Deferred Adjudication Offered 52:30 Deferred Plea 55:30 10 Years Deferred 56:20 200 Hours Community Service 57:20 Regular UAS—Marijuana Not Allowed 58:20 No Employment with Minors 59:30 No Appeal Rights 59:45 One Slip Means Life in Prison real courtroom hearings, Judge Boyd, probation revocation, burglary, manslaughter, assault, deferred adjudication, mental health, drug addiction Subscribe to Justice Served for more real courtroom hearings where every decision has real consequences. #RealCourtroomHearings, #JudgeBoyd, #ProbationRevocation, #Burglary, #Manslaughter, #Assault, #DeferredAdjudication, #MentalHealth, #DrugAddiction, #RealCourtFootage, #JusticeServed