Politician Walks Into Court Acting Untouchable — Judge Boyd Humiliates Him in Front of Everyone

A polling place confrontation, a probation revocation, and a family violence plea bring very different questions of accountability into the courtroom. As Judge Boyd confronts disputed stipulations, missed reporting, and drug tests, each defendant learns what the court will accept. 00:00 Polling Assault Case 02:24 Admonishments and Plea 05:10 Polling Incident Questioned 07:47 Report Dispute 12:54 Two Years Deferred 17:21 Hernandez Case 18:21 Failure to Report 25:42 State Requests SAFP 29:19 Three Years Prison 30:38 Ruiz Case 31:17 Aggravated Assault 36:15 Six Years Deferred 41:57 Garza Case 45:48 Two Choices 47:37 SAFP Relapse 49:58 Herrera Case 52:15 Deferred Plea 58:04 Two Years Deferred 1:01:20 Murphy Case 1:04:18 Five-Year Cap polling place assault, class A misdemeanor, deferred adjudication, probation revocation, failure to report, drug test, probation contract, aggravated assault, family violence finding, deadly weapon finding, evading arrest with vehicle, weapons charge, gang evaluation, PSI report, Judge Boyd, courtroom sentencing, real court hearing Subscribe to Justice Served for more full courtroom hearings where the legal reasoning stays on the record. #JusticeServed, #JudgeBoyd, #CourtroomHearing, #PollingPlaceAssault, #DeferredAdjudication, #ProbationRevocation, #FamilyViolence, #EvadingArrest, #WeaponsCharge, #PSIReport, #GangEvaluation, #RealCourt, #LegalDrama