He Said He Quit Crime in the 90s… JUDGE Lists 10 Warrants

Описание: This courtroom hearing involves a defendant, Mr. Alvaro, who appeared on what initially seemed like minor misdemeanor charges — driving on a suspended license and possession of a controlled substance.
At the start, the defendant claimed that he had stopped committing crimes long ago and insisted that his “life of crime” ended in the 1990s. However, as the judge reviewed his record, the situation quickly escalated. The court uncovered multiple outstanding warrants from several cities, including charges related to fraud, larceny, dangerous drugs, and firearm allegations.
While the defendant appeared overwhelmed and stated he had been off his medication for several days, the judge remained firm and focused on legal procedure. She explained his constitutional rights, stopped him from potentially incriminating himself, and carefully reviewed his criminal history before making a bond decision.
Despite granting $1,000 personal bonds on the traffic-related offenses, the judge set a $5,000 (10%) bond on the possession of methamphetamine charge due to his repeated failure to appear in court and extensive warrant history. Strict bond conditions were also imposed, including no alcohol, no drugs, no firearms, and mandatory court appearances.
This case highlights how repeated non-compliance and outstanding warrants can significantly impact bond decisions — even when the current charges are misdemeanors. It serves as a clear example of how the court balances individual rights with public safety and accountability.

⚖️ Disclaimer:
This video is for educational and commentary purposes only. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The content is based on public courtroom proceedings and should not be construed as legal advice.

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