Judge Simpson Snaps at Defense Attorney's Attitude

A simmering family feud explodes into a violent brawl at a public car wash, leading to shocking testimony in a preliminary hearing for felonious assault. First, a witness recounts a tense standoff where his brother-in-law's brother, the defendant, allegedly pointed a handgun at him after a heated exchange. The story escalates with the arrival of a mysterious black truck carrying three unidentified men, a physical altercation where punches are thrown, and a second fight in a flower bed that allegedly left one man unconscious. The defense fires back, questioning the witness's credibility, highlighting a history of "bad blood" between the families, and pointing out that key details of the story are only now being revealed in court for the first time.

With conflicting accounts and police testimony that the defendant admitted to having the gun out of fear, the judge must decide if there's enough evidence to send the case to trial.
Also in this compilation, a judge's patience wears thin as he tries to untangle a procedural knot created by a landlord who filed a second case against her tenant for non-payment of rent before the first one was even decided.

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Chapters:
00:00:00 - Anderson v. Lyman (Landlord-Tenant Dispute)
00:08:57 - People v. Gabriel Chawaka (Felonious Assault Hearing)
00:15:01 - The Middle Finger Exchange
00:16:48 - The Gun Appears
00:18:33 - Mysterious Truck Arrives with "three other guys"
00:20:49 - The First Punch:
00:23:50 - "I Got You Now": The witness describes being viciously pulled from his truck
00:26:01 - Attempted Vehicular Assault
00:31:31 - Perjury Warning: The defense attorney reminds the witness he is under oath
00:40:29 - Defense Questions Self-Defense
00:42:00 - Defense Gives Judge Attitude: "Don't cock your head at me like that Counsel" (Walk Out)
00:43:32 - Back On the Record
00:55:43 - Judge Questions Why Witness Didn't Leave
01:08:05 - Second Witness with Interpretor Sworn In
01:33:18 - Second Witness Claims He Was Choked
01:39:02 - Defendant's Admission to Police
01:59:44 - Prosecutor Adds a New Charge
02:05:40 - The Judge's Final Ruling

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