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Subject: Judge doesn't allow defendant to commit additional crimes in violation of bond conditions
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A number of YouTube channels feature content fron Judge Fleischer's
courtroom, Harris County (Houston), Texas. This guy had been a defense
attorney before becoming a judge. He's compassionate and fair to
both prosecution and defense. He's particularly thinking of protecting
the citizens of Harris County from violent persons.

In my state, we hear of judge after judge after judge ignoring
violations of bonds for earlier pending cases, or ignoring that a
convicted felon is violating terms of probation and parole.

We do murder charges on ankle monitors, sigh.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeVcJFMVrXo

I love his probable cause hearings when the prosecution has an absurdly
weak case.