Judge David Fleischer

I swear to you, I take more time, show a lot more compassion to get them to try to trust me because that's what I want. I want you to open up to me. I want to see what makes you tick. I want to be able to look into you to see how I can help you. Whether it's get you into a sober living facility. You know, we have a mental health docket here that we help a lot of people with as well.

And whether it's getting them into a mental health docket. But what's really sad is that if you look around courts around the country, a lot of people don't see it because you don't get to really see the inner workings of how a court works. And that's why we do what we do.

And whether it's getting them into a mental health docket. But what's really sad is that if you look around courts around the country, a lot of people don't see it because you don't get to really see the inner workings of how a court works. And that's why we do what we do.

And whether it's getting them into a mental health docket. But what's really sad is that if you look around courts around the country, a lot of people don't see it because you don't get to really see the inner workings of how a court works. And that's why we do what we do.

Complete and utter transparency so that you get to see what goes on, because I think it's imperative for the public to get access to see how courts work, how we do what we do and why we do what we do so that you get a better understanding of what we do, how difficult it may be at some times and how you may be able to help us as well.

Complete and utter transparency so that you get to see what goes on, because I think it's imperative for the public to get access to see how courts work, how we do what we do and why we do what we do so that you get a better understanding of what we do, how difficult it may be at some times and how you may be able to help us as well.

Complete and utter transparency so that you get to see what goes on, because I think it's imperative for the public to get access to see how courts work, how we do what we do and why we do what we do so that you get a better understanding of what we do, how difficult it may be at some times and how you may be able to help us as well.

When we get autistic, when we get persons with either mental health issues, we shower them with love. We shower them with help so that they can open up and accept what we're trying to give. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

When we get autistic, when we get persons with either mental health issues, we shower them with love. We shower them with help so that they can open up and accept what we're trying to give. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

When we get autistic, when we get persons with either mental health issues, we shower them with love. We shower them with help so that they can open up and accept what we're trying to give. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

So when I get someone in front of me, we look at what the initial charge is. Sometimes it may be a criminal trespass. Sometimes it may be a criminal mischief. Sometimes it may be a DWI, an assault. A lot of times I can tell

So when I get someone in front of me, we look at what the initial charge is. Sometimes it may be a criminal trespass. Sometimes it may be a criminal mischief. Sometimes it may be a DWI, an assault. A lot of times I can tell

So when I get someone in front of me, we look at what the initial charge is. Sometimes it may be a criminal trespass. Sometimes it may be a criminal mischief. Sometimes it may be a DWI, an assault. A lot of times I can tell

the person by how they're acting in court what happened with the case and what kind of bond conditions to put on them that's how we help by really looking at the person who they are crafting conditions that specifically help them and so what we're doing is not only am i helping the defense but i'm also helping the da's as well

the person by how they're acting in court what happened with the case and what kind of bond conditions to put on them that's how we help by really looking at the person who they are crafting conditions that specifically help them and so what we're doing is not only am i helping the defense but i'm also helping the da's as well

the person by how they're acting in court what happened with the case and what kind of bond conditions to put on them that's how we help by really looking at the person who they are crafting conditions that specifically help them and so what we're doing is not only am i helping the defense but i'm also helping the da's as well

so that they know we are number one protecting the public making sure that we put enough conditions if they need conditions so that they won't commit new offenses because what we don't want is we don't want you to while you're on bond to pick up another case we don't want you to endanger our public so i'm not necessarily being fair to one side or to the other side what i'm doing is i'm trying to harmoniously protect the public and also help everybody that's coming through

so that they know we are number one protecting the public making sure that we put enough conditions if they need conditions so that they won't commit new offenses because what we don't want is we don't want you to while you're on bond to pick up another case we don't want you to endanger our public so i'm not necessarily being fair to one side or to the other side what i'm doing is i'm trying to harmoniously protect the public and also help everybody that's coming through

so that they know we are number one protecting the public making sure that we put enough conditions if they need conditions so that they won't commit new offenses because what we don't want is we don't want you to while you're on bond to pick up another case we don't want you to endanger our public so i'm not necessarily being fair to one side or to the other side what i'm doing is i'm trying to harmoniously protect the public and also help everybody that's coming through

It's the person. It's the person. You know, I mean, there's a couple of things at play, I think. One is, is what happens to a person who sees too much over the course of many, many years? Perhaps they become jaded. They become desensitized, right? That's what happens when you watch all on the TV, the murder, violence, you become desensitized.