“221 Isn’t Over .08!” Defendant Uses AI in Court — Judge Explains Basic Math

Описание: In this Wisconsin OWI (3rd offense) case, defendant Benjamin Lampre tries to argue that an AI chatbot proved his BAC wasn’t over the legal limit—because he believes the test is “in thousandths” while the law is “in hundredths.” The judge and attorneys explain why the argument fails, warn him about going to trial, and ultimately sentence him under the court’s Intoxicated Driver Intervention Program (IDIP) guidelines.
This hearing includes:
The defendant’s AI-based BAC math argument
The court’s explanation of decimals, BAC, and legal limits
A tense exchange with repeated interruptions
Sentencing terms including jail time, fines, ignition interlock, and license revocation
A cautionary example of why relying on AI over legal/scientific experts can go wrong fast
⚖️ Court: Barron County Circuit Court, Wisconsin
⚖️ Judge: Judge Melissa Mogan
⚖️ Charge: OWI 3rd offense (plus PAC merged/dismissed)
Disclaimer: This video is for education and commentary. It is not legal advice. All individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.
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Chapters

00:00 Intro / Case overview
00:35 Charges & IDIP program explained
01:10 Plea hearing begins
02:00 Defendant raises the “AI math” BAC question
03:05 Judge reacts: “That’s a scientific question”
04:05 BAC limit vs test results explained
05:15 Judge breaks down decimals (hundredths vs thousandths)
06:25 “Do you want a trial?” warning & consequences
08:40 Defendant agrees to plea / admissions
11:40 Sentencing arguments (state vs defense)
14:30 Judge’s warning about future OWIs (felony consequences)
17:20 Sentence announced (jail, fines, interlock, revocation)
19:00 Monitoring rules: zero alcohol / no good time / no Huber
21:00 Payment plan & appeal deadline
23:30 Aftermath: later revoked-license charges noted
24:30 Closing thoughts / accountability theme