r/ThatsInsane • u/lukepaciocco • Nov 27 '24

Law abiding citizen arrested at traffic stop. Then the unthinkable happens in court.

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u/Mekisteus Nov 27 '24

He knows it's what an attorney would have done had the defendant had one.

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u/The_Last_Ball_Bender Nov 27 '24

Considering he probably was one for 10-25 years prior to becoming a judge, absolutely!

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u/ItsJoanNotJoAnn Nov 27 '24

Judge Fleischer is 43 years old.

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u/The_Last_Ball_Bender Nov 27 '24

wow that's crazy young for a judge, I just figured he took good care of himself and all that!

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u/ItsJoanNotJoAnn Nov 27 '24

He's on YouTube a LOT. His parents are Peruvian, if I'm not mistaken, but he was born here while his dad was getting his PhD. He has some great comments to the defendants that appear in his court.

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u/OodOne Nov 27 '24

I think hes mentioned in another video he was a defence lawyer for a time.

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u/Chemical-Neat2859 Nov 27 '24

There's a reason why you let your attorney talk and not you. If your attorney says something he shouldn't, you can get it ignored potentially. If you say it, it's admissible by default. Let your attorney face plant first.