Charlie Hartman

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. So I so I know like I know the judge and the prosecutor. I know what's going to happen to me. Well, I'm sitting there, man. I'm like, man, it's going on. And I know it's a female judge, young, young female judge, too. Like she just got appointed and it's a different prosecutor.

Yeah. So I so I know like I know the judge and the prosecutor. I know what's going to happen to me. Well, I'm sitting there, man. I'm like, man, it's going on. And I know it's a female judge, young, young female judge, too. Like she just got appointed and it's a different prosecutor.

Yeah. So I so I know like I know the judge and the prosecutor. I know what's going to happen to me. Well, I'm sitting there, man. I'm like, man, it's going on. And I know it's a female judge, young, young female judge, too. Like she just got appointed and it's a different prosecutor.

And they're like, Mr. Hartman, here's, and he's receiving all these affidavits over and all this paperwork over and everything and all these witnesses and everything. I'm like, of my character and how I've changed my life. None of what you had? None of what I have. I'm like, there was a thing from the pastor and I'm like, what is this?

And they're like, Mr. Hartman, here's, and he's receiving all these affidavits over and all this paperwork over and everything and all these witnesses and everything. I'm like, of my character and how I've changed my life. None of what you had? None of what I have. I'm like, there was a thing from the pastor and I'm like, what is this?

And they're like, Mr. Hartman, here's, and he's receiving all these affidavits over and all this paperwork over and everything and all these witnesses and everything. I'm like, of my character and how I've changed my life. None of what you had? None of what I have. I'm like, there was a thing from the pastor and I'm like, what is this?

Like, oh, Mr. Hartman, I see, you know, you're really trying to change your life and get better. We're going to go on the sentencing guidelines. And the sentencing guidelines guided out the four years Department of Corrections. With time served, all I had to do was go do my four years. I was like, wait, wait. And that would end the probation?

Like, oh, Mr. Hartman, I see, you know, you're really trying to change your life and get better. We're going to go on the sentencing guidelines. And the sentencing guidelines guided out the four years Department of Corrections. With time served, all I had to do was go do my four years. I was like, wait, wait. And that would end the probation?

Like, oh, Mr. Hartman, I see, you know, you're really trying to change your life and get better. We're going to go on the sentencing guidelines. And the sentencing guidelines guided out the four years Department of Corrections. With time served, all I had to do was go do my four years. I was like, wait, wait. And that would end the probation?

Because he found a loophole in the way the probation was written, so they went back and they originally sentenced me just to four years. So I'm getting four years with time credited from the county time. So I got like three years to go do and I go home.

Because he found a loophole in the way the probation was written, so they went back and they originally sentenced me just to four years. So I'm getting four years with time credited from the county time. So I got like three years to go do and I go home.

Because he found a loophole in the way the probation was written, so they went back and they originally sentenced me just to four years. So I'm getting four years with time credited from the county time. So I got like three years to go do and I go home.

I'm like, I can't sign this fast enough. I'm like, yes, ma'am. And we're going to put you in drug court when you go in. I'm like, yes, ma'am. Make the best of your life. Yes, ma'am. I'm out the door. I'm like. Like, and like, when you're like, I'm like sitting there like skipping back across the thing. And I was like, what, what happened? I thought you were going to get time.

I'm like, I can't sign this fast enough. I'm like, yes, ma'am. And we're going to put you in drug court when you go in. I'm like, yes, ma'am. Make the best of your life. Yes, ma'am. I'm out the door. I'm like. Like, and like, when you're like, I'm like sitting there like skipping back across the thing. And I was like, what, what happened? I thought you were going to get time.

I'm like, I can't sign this fast enough. I'm like, yes, ma'am. And we're going to put you in drug court when you go in. I'm like, yes, ma'am. Make the best of your life. Yes, ma'am. I'm out the door. I'm like. Like, and like, when you're like, I'm like sitting there like skipping back across the thing. And I was like, what, what happened? I thought you were going to get time.

I was like, man, I don't know. He's like, that's crazy. He said, I wouldn't say nothing when you go inside, man, because everybody don't think you snitched. There's no way your sentence gets converted down that cheap. So I was like, yeah, you're right. So I started thinking about it. I was like, I ain't going to say nothing. You know what I mean? Just got 20. Yeah, I'm just going to go.

I was like, man, I don't know. He's like, that's crazy. He said, I wouldn't say nothing when you go inside, man, because everybody don't think you snitched. There's no way your sentence gets converted down that cheap. So I was like, yeah, you're right. So I started thinking about it. I was like, I ain't going to say nothing. You know what I mean? Just got 20. Yeah, I'm just going to go.

I was like, man, I don't know. He's like, that's crazy. He said, I wouldn't say nothing when you go inside, man, because everybody don't think you snitched. There's no way your sentence gets converted down that cheap. So I was like, yeah, you're right. So I started thinking about it. I was like, I ain't going to say nothing. You know what I mean? Just got 20. Yeah, I'm just going to go.