Judge David Fleischer
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I'm happy to be here. You know, anytime we can spread awareness, I think it's a great thing. The business that I'm in, it goes hand in hand with mental health. The struggles to get a grip of mental health, because I think it really, a lot of behavior can potentially and unfortunately turn criminal.
I'm happy to be here. You know, anytime we can spread awareness, I think it's a great thing. The business that I'm in, it goes hand in hand with mental health. The struggles to get a grip of mental health, because I think it really, a lot of behavior can potentially and unfortunately turn criminal.
I'm happy to be here. You know, anytime we can spread awareness, I think it's a great thing. The business that I'm in, it goes hand in hand with mental health. The struggles to get a grip of mental health, because I think it really, a lot of behavior can potentially and unfortunately turn criminal.
if mental health goes unchecked and i don't know how many people realize that i think it's very difficult to realize you know hey i'm bipolar i would imagine that a lot of people don't see it they don't recognize it and it takes something catastrophic for them to finally realize hey i might really need to talk to someone i might really need medication and Sometimes it's too late.
if mental health goes unchecked and i don't know how many people realize that i think it's very difficult to realize you know hey i'm bipolar i would imagine that a lot of people don't see it they don't recognize it and it takes something catastrophic for them to finally realize hey i might really need to talk to someone i might really need medication and Sometimes it's too late.
if mental health goes unchecked and i don't know how many people realize that i think it's very difficult to realize you know hey i'm bipolar i would imagine that a lot of people don't see it they don't recognize it and it takes something catastrophic for them to finally realize hey i might really need to talk to someone i might really need medication and Sometimes it's too late.
What we do here is we really, and what I'm doing is really trying to get to the heart of the issue to figure out what's going on with everyone and to help them. And we want everybody to leave better than they came.
What we do here is we really, and what I'm doing is really trying to get to the heart of the issue to figure out what's going on with everyone and to help them. And we want everybody to leave better than they came.
What we do here is we really, and what I'm doing is really trying to get to the heart of the issue to figure out what's going on with everyone and to help them. And we want everybody to leave better than they came.
Common sense, right?
Common sense, right?
Common sense, right?
Let me get a couple things, bring a couple things to the forefront here that I think it's important that not a lot of people realize.
Let me get a couple things, bring a couple things to the forefront here that I think it's important that not a lot of people realize.
Let me get a couple things, bring a couple things to the forefront here that I think it's important that not a lot of people realize.
Number one, I'm a judge of one of the misdemeanor courts here in Harris County, which is Houston. In our court, we only deal with misdemeanors class A and class B where they're punishable by up to six months in jail and or a year in jail. I have 16 of my brethren. So there's 16 of us here in Harris County. You have to realize that Houston is a humongous city from one part to the other.
Number one, I'm a judge of one of the misdemeanor courts here in Harris County, which is Houston. In our court, we only deal with misdemeanors class A and class B where they're punishable by up to six months in jail and or a year in jail. I have 16 of my brethren. So there's 16 of us here in Harris County. You have to realize that Houston is a humongous city from one part to the other.
Number one, I'm a judge of one of the misdemeanor courts here in Harris County, which is Houston. In our court, we only deal with misdemeanors class A and class B where they're punishable by up to six months in jail and or a year in jail. I have 16 of my brethren. So there's 16 of us here in Harris County. You have to realize that Houston is a humongous city from one part to the other.
It takes three hours, right? It's absolutely just enormous. So there's a lot of people here, what, 3 million, 4 million people. So there's a lot of things going on at all times. One of the biggest things that we do is probable cause. So initially, someone gets arrested. They have their first court date.
It takes three hours, right? It's absolutely just enormous. So there's a lot of people here, what, 3 million, 4 million people. So there's a lot of things going on at all times. One of the biggest things that we do is probable cause. So initially, someone gets arrested. They have their first court date.