Cocky Ex Calls Her 180 TIMES: Judge Simpson REVOKES His Bond

Judge Simpson faces a series of tense bond violation hearings, including allegations of prohibited victim contact, positive drug tests, unauthorized travel, and disputed compliance with release conditions. ⚖️ One of the most serious moments comes when the prosecutor tells the court that Javvante Jackson completed three calls with the victim and then allegedly attempted to call her roughly 180 more times after she told him to stop. With contact already prohibited, Judge Simpson revokes both Jackson’s phone privileges and his bond. The courtroom doesn’t slow down from there. Another defendant tests positive for fentanyl, while Moses Kunigan Page acknowledges multiple cocaine-positive tests while on bond. Sandra Law asks for outpatient treatment while waiting for an inpatient bed and raises concerns about getting her belongings from a property after receiving a notice to quit. 📌 Later, Judge Simpson takes a different approach when Susette Hampton explains her unauthorized holiday travel, ultimately warning her to obtain court permission before leaving Michigan again. Jimmy Perry’s disputed positive drug tests then push the court toward a formal bond violation hearing. Several defendants, several explanations—and very different judicial responses. Which bond decision do you think was the most significant? Leave your take below, hit like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more courtroom hearings and legal breakdowns. #courtroombreakdown #judgelosesit #teenracer #courtdrama #legalbreakdown #contemptofcourt #realcourtcases #TrueCrime #destinycollins #youpromisedme ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: The content presented on Trial Truth is produced solely for informational and entertainment purposes. While courtroom footage and proceedings shown are based on real cases, all commentary, analysis, and reactions provided are the creators’ personal opinions and should not be interpreted as legal guidance. We are not licensed attorneys, and nothing in this content constitutes legal advice. For legal assistance, advice, or representation, please consult a qualified and licensed legal professional in your jurisdiction.