"Judge Warns Defendant: 'Don't Act That Way in My Court' | Real Case"

#CourtroomFootage #RealCourtCase #PreliminaryHearing #JusticePeak #courttv A preliminary examination in the case of the People v. Julius Clay, tied to a February 2024 home invasion. A witness testifies that two men entered his home and describes what happened — but under cross-examination, questions arise over whether he actually identified the right man, or whether he was told the defendant's name beforehand. A responding deputy later testifies about the scene. The hearing is adjourned to June 11 — and not before the judge has a sharp word for the defendant over his conduct in court. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 – Case called: People v. Julius Clay 0:30 – Preliminary examination begins, scheduling dispute 3:15 – First witness sworn in 5:09 – Witness describes two men entering his home 7:28 – In-court identification challenged by defense 11:13 – Codefendant's case called; witness excused pending recall 13:53 – Deputy DeAndre Burton testifies 16:22 – Hearing adjourned to June 11 16:45 – Judge addresses defendant's courtroom conduct [Your standard boilerplate: channel description, playlist link, subscribe CTA, disclaimer] DISCLAIMER: This video contains footage of a public court proceeding, shared for educational and informational purposes. All individuals shown are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Nothing in this video constitutes legal advice. Footage is sourced from publicly available court records/livestreams.