Shocking Moment Judge Announces Wrong Verdict in Murder Trial: ‘Didn’t I Say ‘Not’?’ [Police Murder]
New York Post | Aug. 21, 2025 | Patrick ReillyA judge in Atlanta left a courtroom gasping after he mistakenly delivered a devastating “guilty” verdict for a man charged with murdering a police officer — when the defendant was found “not guilty” on all counts.
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Postmodern millennials too confused to decide on an communicable label that accurately describes their identity.
After investigation it was found that it wasn’t water the judge had been sipping on for years and years …pure vodka.
But did the defendant really need to shoot the gay cop?…..of course.
Raymond Burr never passed the bar… or the BAR.
The mockingbird never got justice in State v Finch
Defense: “Your honor, we all agreed to 6 months.”
Judge: “That’s what I said.”
Prosecutor: “No, your honor, I’m afraid you said 6 years.”
Judge: “Well, then it’s 6 years. I’m never wrong.”
“Did I do that?”
Randomly instituted “Opposite Day” for a particular jurisdiction…
Creating an ultimate court, populated entirely by people named “Judge”…
Allowing AI to write all judicial opinions…
“Eh, sure, New London can use eminent domain to take someone’s private property so another private group can build a commercial structure there. Increased tax revenue counts as a compelling interest, after all!”
Kelo-dozer. It’ll piss me off till the day I die.
And the commercial development never got built..
“Nice car you’ve got there, Citizen. Shame if we confiscated it to give to an Uber driver, to increase tax revenue.”
It feels wrong to thumbs up these statements, so consider this a side of bacon.