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The judge gets emotional as she speaks during Darrell Brooks's punishment phase at trial; Judge Jennifer Dorow is forced to kick him out of the courtroom yet again for interrupting her.
The judge gets emotional as she speaks during Darrell Brooks's punishment phase at trial; Judge Jennifer Dorow is forced to kick him out of the courtroom yet again for interrupting her.
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EP136 "The Final Sentencing"The judge claimed she was looking for a mitigating factor or even remorse from Darrell Brooks as he addressed the court for more than two hours.
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EP135 "Kicked Out One Last Time"The judge chose to focus on the people who got hit and those who witnessed the crash when the SUV came barreling toward them.
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EP134 "Judge Dorow Gets Emotional"The judge gets emotional as she speaks during Darrell Brooks's punishment phase at trial; Judge Jennifer Dorow is forced to kick him out of the courtroom yet again for interrupting her.
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