Judge Olu Stevens gives man 60 days in jail for using racial slur after hearing UPDTE: JUDGE REVOKES
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This great Negus from the south isn't getting fired.
Cacs really hate it when black people are in the position to drastically control their lives. PERIOD.That judge is a badass, look how quick that Cac came with the "sir" this is why we need to fill positions of power as well get educated brehs and bring your status up.
Look at how much hate Obama gets
Look at black judges
Look at black men and women that become ceos of companies...
that's their NIGHTMARE!
You can't say what you want to any judge in court of law.
You could call him or her a "doodyhead" and you'd be in contempt.
I don't usually watch wshh
But I'll watch this
- blackierobinson
But I'll watch this
- blackierobinson
b-b-but the coli told me it's pointless for young black men to go into law enforcement or judicial work
See how this works?
You finesse the system from the inside. Don't beg for mercy on the outside
This judge is a real Nikka. Hats off to him
See how this works?
You finesse the system from the inside. Don't beg for mercy on the outside
This judge is a real Nikka. Hats off to him
↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Respectability politics aint gonna save you breh
BaldingSoHard
Veteran
Can someone explain tho...
Why would he shout that right before going in there? What did he think was gonna happen?
Why would he shout that right before going in there? What did he think was gonna happen?
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Olu is the man 
Kyle C. Barker
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I approve of this move. Contempt of court. Even if he called him something else, judge could throw a shelf of books at his ass.
What made this sweet as hell was "I didn't mean it that way." You jackassHold this extra two months.
Its great to see a black man in a position to smack a hoe who dares go there.
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@Doobie Doo change the thread title breh with the latest development 
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Jefferson Circuit Court Judge Olu Stevens on Tuesday reduced a defendant's 60-day contempt sentence to time served after the man apologized to the judge for using a racial slur following a court hearing a day earlier.
On Monday, Stevens harshly rebuked Adam Satterly after he shouted out "Punk a-- ni—er" following a hearing in which his bond on drug charges was revoked.
A few minutes after hearing Satterly, Stevens ordered deputies to bring him back in the court room and found him in contempt of court for using the racial slur.
"You don't speak those words in here," Stevens said at the time. "And that word particularly, you don't use that word. I'm going to give you 60 days for having used that word. I'm going to hold you in contempt right now for having used it in this courtroom. It's disrespectful; don't ever do it again."
Chris Thurman, Satterly's attorney, who was present during the bond hearing, had already left the courtroom. Satterly told Stevens he was talking to his brother, not the judge.
On Tuesday, Stevens again had Satterly brought before him, this time with Thurman present. The judge told Satterly his comment was "disrespectful" and lectured him on proper court decorum, according to a video of the hearing.
"If you offer an apology, I will grant you time served," Stevens told Satterly.
Satterly, who is white, apologized to the judge and maintained that he was speaking to his brother, not Stevens. Satterly's brother was in the courtroom on Monday.
"I was mad at my brother is all it was," Satterly told the judge.
Stevens said he didn't know how the racial slur could have been directed at Satterly's brother, who is also white, but accepted the apology.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Jefferson Circuit Court Judge Olu Stevens on Tuesday reduced a defendant's 60-day contempt sentence to time served after the man apologized to the judge for using a racial slur following a court hearing a day earlier.
On Monday, Stevens harshly rebuked Adam Satterly after he shouted out "Punk a-- ni—er" following a hearing in which his bond on drug charges was revoked.
A few minutes after hearing Satterly, Stevens ordered deputies to bring him back in the court room and found him in contempt of court for using the racial slur.
"You don't speak those words in here," Stevens said at the time. "And that word particularly, you don't use that word. I'm going to give you 60 days for having used that word. I'm going to hold you in contempt right now for having used it in this courtroom. It's disrespectful; don't ever do it again."
Chris Thurman, Satterly's attorney, who was present during the bond hearing, had already left the courtroom. Satterly told Stevens he was talking to his brother, not the judge.
On Tuesday, Stevens again had Satterly brought before him, this time with Thurman present. The judge told Satterly his comment was "disrespectful" and lectured him on proper court decorum, according to a video of the hearing.
"If you offer an apology, I will grant you time served," Stevens told Satterly.
Satterly, who is white, apologized to the judge and maintained that he was speaking to his brother, not Stevens. Satterly's brother was in the courtroom on Monday.
"I was mad at my brother is all it was," Satterly told the judge.
Stevens said he didn't know how the racial slur could have been directed at Satterly's brother, who is also white, but accepted the apology.
Sithlord Piff
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Thank you based Olu
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dont stand behind your words brehs@Doobie Doo change the thread title breh with the latest development
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Jefferson Circuit Court Judge Olu Stevens on Tuesday reduced a defendant's 60-day contempt sentence to time served after the man apologized to the judge for using a racial slur following a court hearing a day earlier.
On Monday, Stevens harshly rebuked Adam Satterly after he shouted out "Punk a-- ni—er" following a hearing in which his bond on drug charges was revoked.
A few minutes after hearing Satterly, Stevens ordered deputies to bring him back in the court room and found him in contempt of court for using the racial slur.
"You don't speak those words in here," Stevens said at the time. "And that word particularly, you don't use that word. I'm going to give you 60 days for having used that word. I'm going to hold you in contempt right now for having used it in this courtroom. It's disrespectful; don't ever do it again."
Chris Thurman, Satterly's attorney, who was present during the bond hearing, had already left the courtroom. Satterly told Stevens he was talking to his brother, not the judge.
On Tuesday, Stevens again had Satterly brought before him, this time with Thurman present. The judge told Satterly his comment was "disrespectful" and lectured him on proper court decorum, according to a video of the hearing.
"If you offer an apology, I will grant you time served," Stevens told Satterly.
Satterly, who is white, apologized to the judge and maintained that he was speaking to his brother, not Stevens. Satterly's brother was in the courtroom on Monday.
"I was mad at my brother is all it was," Satterly told the judge.
Stevens said he didn't know how the racial slur could have been directed at Satterly's brother, who is also white, but accepted the apology.
this is actually worse than if he had not given the extra sentence in the first place. shows that they can just give some bs apology and we'll turn the other cheek, sorta like modern day America
