Court Scenes So Bizarre You Won't Believe They Actually Happened

The

court

is the most respected institution in the world, it is where sometimes people's futures are at stake and when you enter one you have to be on your best behavior, but the world has its fair share of strange people who can act normally even in strict limits. of a

court

room, let's cut to the chase to discover the ten strangest courtroom

scenes

, so strange you won't

believe

they

really

happened

. Number 10, Mr. Wilkins in 2008 mr. Wilkins was in court on a felony assault charge and decided he wanted to represent himself in court, even when the judge encouraged him to get a lawyer.

A few years earlier he represented himself and was miraculously acquitted despite only having an 8th grade education, so he presumably thought the same thing would happen, but it didn't. He was in the middle of questioning a police officer as part of his defense and knew that this time he couldn't get his way, so he tried to get his way and collapsed. to the floor faking a heart attack, but this Academy Award-winning performance definitely didn't bode well for the judge; He had several police officers and doctors check on Mr. Wilkins and everyone came to the conclusion that he was completely faking it, after waking him up, she had some choice words for mr.

Wilkins trained agents who are doctors. You have been examined by a registered nurse and an emergency medical technician. They all indicate that there is nothing physically wrong with you and no reason why you cannot continue here. Mr. Judge Hoffman finished his antics with a 42-year sentence. Maybe use that time in Jeddah to brush up on your acting skills. Number 9 Threatening the judge Most of the time in court you want to prove that you're innocent, especially if you're prepared to a murder charge, let's just say one Rodriguez is clearly not the Bucks' brightest pencil during his arraignment on attempted murder charges for stabbing a nurse's aide threatens someone's life in the courtroom the judge demanded that he However, of Jewish origin, instead of being polite, he hurled insults at the judge, threatening to kill her.

Needless to say, she definitely did not side with her and ruled that he be held without bail on charge number eight of attempted first degree murder. Two women fall before the court. Having a life sentence read aloud is definitely one of the worst moments in someone's life, but for Erica May Butts and Shemitah Latrice Cunningham, both convicted of killing a three-year-old baby, their reaction was one. one of the strangest, but the mother had to do it too. being physically thrown out of the room due to her screaming, who knew those courtroom chairs could be so useful that

they

are currently serving a life sentence.

Justice number 7 was served. franklin williams will not remain silent franklin williams accused of three armed robberies definitely loves to talk, the judge in the first 20 seconds of his trial urges him not to speak and to let his lawyer speak for him, of In fact, he decides to interrupt the judge so much to plead his case that the judge has no choice but to scream. buy it from mr. Williams, but you still miss the point, yesterday you took my cell phone and today they went into the sale of all my properties, mr. Williams, I'm the judge in the matter, shut your mouth and I'll tell you what you could talk about.

You have it right now, so I'm going to listen to your lawyers and that means, if so, in one of the strangest cases. Every time the judge makes good on his threat by covering his mouth with duct tape, he definitely now understands what it means to have the right to remain silent, earning himself 24 years in prison number six, grabbing a gun, staying calm during the sentence is one of the highlights of Being in court in this case, Michael Fisher calmly awaits his sentencing. The judge reads that he has been found guilty of first degree murder for the murder of his wife and his son.

The sentence he received is life in prison without parole. At that point he decides to take matters into his own hands, punches his deputy Scott EB and tries to take an officer's gun in hopes of escaping while he grabs an officer's gun. It may have seemed like a good idea at the time as he soon realized that he wasn't. and he should have just sat there like everyone else says the officers Tasered him. Michael's last words to the judge where I'm going to go back and take back every last one of those who did anything to me.

Good luck Michael, you'll never get parole number five. approved, you'll go to jail Isabelle Martinez is not exactly an upstanding, ordinary citizen; She is charged with six counts of aggravated assault and five counts of murder for killing her husband and her four children by stabbing only one of hers. the offspring survive the reaction of the woman on the left to her charger says so the 10 counts of murder, which of course is also a felony, there is no bail on the murder charges, only a Superior Court judge can consider the bail to which you are entitled. she has a hearing to consider him for bail within 30 days, the judge asks her if she has any work to which she says no and then when he urges her to get a lawyer she completely refuses.

The strangest part is that this woman seems super happy about the murders. and even more excited that she has a life sentence she throws herself on the ground bowing out of nowhere confusing the entire court it seems like she loves having the attention of the cameras on her smiling proudly and touching her outfit that's how she is famous she gives it a big thumbs up blow to her sentence two thumbs up here are the people in the holding cell the people in the capsule if you talk to them about your case you create another witness for the state so far she has escaped the death penalty and is awaiting life imprisonment trial the court is still waiting for the demon is she mentally stable enough to have a trial do you think she is mentally stable? number for Penélope Soto Penélope Soto is very charming when she is in court for a drug possession charge, she talks about how much jewelry she owns and laughs every time the judge talks which the judge reminds her that this is a court not a club and things get worse for her she accentuates one of the judges saying goodbye when he leaves for this the judge changes her charge from five thousand to ten thousand dollars she is furious, walks away, turns the bird over and tells the judge to leave Oh.

At this point, the judge has had enough, brings her back, finds her in indirect criminal contempt, and orders her to spend 30 days in county jail for that outburst that this girl obviously never had. They taught me to respect authority. Unfortunately, at a later hearing, the judge dropped a $10,000 fine along with the 30 days in jail and instead focused on drug court because she apologized. My behavior was very irrational and I apologized not only to the court and to you, but to my family. Number Three Judge Kiana Lillard Judge Kiana Lillard is in the middle of sentencing Amanda Kasab for a DUI that resulted in the death of a young man.

Things seem to be going completely fine until a man and a woman can't stop laughing behind the gallery of the courtroom. The judge reminds everyone that this is a court of law and it's not a joke. There is a family grieving the loss of a loved one crying because they were tragically taken away and these two people are still laughing I don't know who it is but Who can see here in a tragic moment like this and laugh and smile when someone has lost a member of their family, I mean all the time that mr. Durka's sister was talking, that clown and that's what I'm going to call him, a clown was sitting there smiling and laughing, yes you can go too because if you don't know how to act you can go to jail, so go, but it was not so. stop there on your way out, the woman adds a little indiscreet chat to the mix, which will land you 93 days in jail, anyone who can sit there and laugh and smile with someone, patek, she goes, indeed, she is a In fact, anyone else who wants to go can go soon. for speaking out of turn in the courtroom she was charged with criminal contempt not only was a man sentenced to 3 to 15 years in prison, her friend was sentenced to 93 days on a day she wasn't even at the hunting trial Unfortunately, she only spent one night in jail, but it must have taught her a lesson.

The courtroom is no place to joke about number 2, Mr. Jones, everyone has their own way of reacting in the courtroom, it usually results in standing silently crying looking at their loved ones, but in the case of mr. Jones' case resulted in one of the strangest courtroom reactions ever. He was on trial for possession of a weapon used in a violent crime and for murdering a police officer. When this

happened

, do you want me to scream? You are a lawyer, you will not hire your own name mr. Jones, I never advised myself to be doing more or less than a task on the lists, do you want to be screwing furniture?

Okay, I don't know if biting and growling is an intimidation technique, but whatever makes you feel better, Mr. Jones look at the guards' faces and balls. This is a state where the death penalty exists and everyone has their own way of dealing with stress while this was his preliminary hearing. Jones was sentenced to life in prison without parole before reaching number one. is an honorable mention in a Miami court Lawrence Patrick Sullivan, the 29-year-old man was convicted of carrying a concealed firearm. He showed up to his trial with green hair, pale skin, tattoos on his face that looked a lot like the Joker.

He may have been confused if it was Halloween or not they were there to help him sir you don't have a lawyer I mean okay so what he was arrested the officers patted down Lawrence and found a .380 pistol in one of their pockets. He didn't have permission. Because the gun was too expensive, his bail was set at $5,000, which isn't too bad for a villain he's trying to escape from Batman. I hope you want to have to go to Arkham Asylum for a long time. Number one, Michael Maron, this man lived one more life. He would dream that he was a millionaire, had traveled the world, had made complex investments and had led a luxurious life until he bought a mansion he couldn't afford and went into deep debt to escape the problems he decided to burn down the house. but his home insurance provider was suspicious and investigated, it turned out that he escaped the fire with a scuba tank and a mask and planned that the whole thing was being tried for arson and for an incident that injured him and could lead to decades of prison like the verdict was being read, he covered his mouth with his hands looking distressed, but he secretly put a pill into his mouth and chaos soon ensued.

It turns out that he poisoned himself with cyanide as soon as the guilty verdict was read, what do you think he was thinking at the end of it? thoughts shortly after suffering seizures and dying in the courtroom leaving behind his wife and his four children. This is very similar to the work of Pearl Slobodan, a wartime Bosnian commander who drank poison at the UN because of his crimes against humanity. In both cases, the men could not live with the idea of ​​going to prison for the rest of their lives. Do you think you would rather face a lifetime in prison or end it right then and there?

Let me know in the comments below, hopefully you never have to. to make that decision thanks for looking