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Darrell Brooks was allowed back into the courtroom after the judge read the lengthy instructions to the jury; he faced up to six consecutive life sentences plus an extra 859 years if he was convicted.
Darrell Brooks was allowed back into the courtroom after the judge read the lengthy instructions to the jury; he faced up to six consecutive life sentences plus an extra 859 years if he was convicted.
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EP110 "Handling The Defiant Defendant"Judge Dorow goes over all 76 charges on the verdict forms for Darrell Brooks, who was accused of intentionally killing six people and injuring more than 60 by driving into a crowd at a Christmas parade.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP111 "Judge Pushes Trial Forward"Darrell Brooks kept critiquing the judge in front of jurors; when he wouldn't stop, she excused the jury again and kicked him out; all eyes were on how the Honorable Jennifer Dorow handled this belligerent defendant who was representing himself.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP116 "State Delivers Closing Arguments"Darrell Brooks was allowed back into the courtroom after the judge read the lengthy instructions to the jury; he faced up to six consecutive life sentences plus an extra 859 years if he was convicted.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP114 "Deadly and Disruptive Intentions"Prosecutors tell jurors in their closing arguments that all Darrell Brooks had to do was stop, arguing that Brooks acted intentionally when he drove through the parade crowd, killing six people and injuring more than 60.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP112 "Ranting From Another Courtroom"Darrell Brooks seemed to get more disruptive and argumentative with the judge as the trial got closer to the end; the prosecutors believed he was simply trying to delay things because a conviction was inevitable.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP109 "Careful Judge Plays by the Book"The judge tries to keep the trial moving despite the many interruptions from the defendant; the Honorable Jennifer Dorow describes for the record as to why Darrell Brooks was kicked out of the courtroom.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP108 "Kicked Out of Courtroom Again"Darrell Brooks ranted on the record in another courtroom because he had been kicked out; more interruptions led to Darrell Brooks getting kicked out of the courtroom again.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP107 "Judge Ends Defense's Case in Chief"Darrell Brooks was removed from the courtroom during his own trial because of his ranting, interruptions and constant challenges to the judge's orders.
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