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In today’s courtroom clip, a man who JUST graduated drug court is already back in front of the judge—this time for another drinking-related charge. After celebrating his completion of drug court, it didn’t take long before he found himself right back where he started. The judge’s reaction, the probation officer’s comments, and the defendant’s excuses all make this a wild moment you have to see.

I break down what happened, why he returned so fast, and what this means for his probation, sentencing, and future in the program. If you follow courtroom drama, addiction cases, DUI hearings, or drug court success stories gone wrong, this is one you don’t want to miss.

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