Скачать или смотреть Judge Boyd Reacts to “I Didn’t Feel Safe” Claim — Window Smashed, Weapon Drawn!

In this intense courtroom moment, Judge Boyd confronts a defendant charged with evading arrest with a vehicle after officers were forced to break her car window during a traffic stop. What started as a routine stop quickly escalated when the defendant claimed she “didn’t feel safe” exiting her vehicle — but the police report tells a different story.

Facing a third-degree felony in Texas with a possible 2 to 10 year prison sentence, the defendant ultimately accepts deferred adjudication. Judge Boyd carefully explains her rights, probation conditions, drug testing requirements, and how one wrong move could send her to prison.

This case raises serious questions:

Does feeling unsafe justify driving away from police?

What legally qualifies as evading arrest?

How does deferred adjudication really work in Texas?

Can this charge affect her dream of becoming a flight attendant?

On Court Explained, we break down real courtroom cases, legal strategy, judicial decisions, and the consequences of split-second choices.

⚖️ Watch until the end to see the full sentencing and probation terms.

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This video is for educational and informational purposes only. Court Explained does not provide legal advice. All commentary is based on publicly available courtroom proceedings. Viewers should consult a qualified attorney for legal guidance regarding their specific situation.

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