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In this compilation of three hearings, we see a wide range of courtroom drama.

First, 21-year-old Mr. Strickland stuns the courtroom with his honesty. Facing a probation violation for failing a drug test, he tells the Judge he is "unprobationable" because he has loved smoking weed since he was 12 and refuses to stop. The Judge, agreeing that it's a "self-fulfilled prophecy," grants his wish and sends him to prison for 17 months.

Next, De'Anthony Pompeo faces sentencing for trafficking pharmaceutical-grade Oxycodone. Despite his attorney explaining that Pompeo suffers from a severe Traumatic Brain Injury (coma for 2 weeks) and uses the pills for pain, the court imposes a mandatory 4-to-6-year prison sentence.

Finally, Mr. Jackson asks for early release, claiming his original arrest was due to "racial profiling." The Judge shuts this down immediately, clarifying that it was actually "Bogside Pub profiling" because the bar had become a "sewer" for crime and shootings. Jackson is granted release but ordered to strict rehab.

Educational & News Purpose: This video documents various sentencing outcomes, highlighting how judges respond to defendants' self-assessments, medical conditions (TBI), and claims of profiling versus high-crime area enforcement.

No Promotion of Illegal Acts: This content documents the legal process and judicial accountability; it does not encourage or provide instructions for criminal behavior, drug use, or trafficking.

Public Record Compliance: All footage is part of the public court record and adheres to YouTube’s policies regarding privacy and news reporting.

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