Girl curses at judge. Hilarity ensues (video).

enelope Soto, a Florida woman, was jailed on Monday after flipping off a judge during her court hearing, CBS Miami reports.

Soto, 18, appeared in bond court for a drug possession hearing and laughed when the judge asked her if she was under the influence.

The judge told Soto, "We're not in a club, be serious about it." Soto said she was being serious.

He initially ordered Soto to be held on $5,000 bond, to which Soto laughed again and said, "Adios."

The judge summoned her back to the podium and increased her bond to $10,000. At that point, Soto stopped laughing.

"Are you serious?" Soto asked.

The judge replied, "I am serious. Adios."

Soto flipped him off and blurted an expletive as she walked away. The judge then ordered her held in contempt of court and sentenced her to 30 days in jail.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjqyfTw6pM0

Oh America,you never stop being absolutely ridiculous & hypocritical.

Freedom of speech my ass.

:roll:

Oh America,you never stop being absolutely ridiculous & hypocritical.

Freedom of speech my ass.

:roll:

GreekGameManiac

Learn about what freedom of speech means before you go criticizing a situation that has absolutely nothing to do with it.El_Zo1212o

REAL freedom is ppl saying and doing whatever they want.

At all places.

Girl was obviously on something and "adios" wasn't said in a sarcastic or intentionally disrespectful tone. Unreasonable.

[QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"] Learn about what freedom of speech means before you go criticizing a situation that has absolutely nothing to do with it.GreekGameManiac

REAL freedom is ppl saying and doing whatever they want.

At all places.

No, doofus, that's called anarchy. "Freedom of speech" means the government can't send the Black Shirts out to make you disappear in the middle of the night for comparing George W. Bush to Adolf Hitler It doesn't mean you get away scott free after telling the person who decides you immediate fate to go f*ck himself.El_Zo1212o

No,but that's only because laws are bs.

You SHOULD have the right to do it.

No,the world should be in complete chaos.

"Doofus".

The raise in bond didn't seem justified.Inconsistancy

[QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"] No, doofus, that's called anarchy. "Freedom of speech" means the government can't send the Black Shirts out to make you disappear in the middle of the night for comparing George W. Bush to Adolf Hitler It doesn't mean you get away scott free after telling the person who decides you immediate fate to go f*ck himself.GreekGameManiac

No,but that's only because laws are bs.

You SHOULD have the right to do it.

No,the world should be in complete chaos.

"Doofus".

Why am I not surprised a bratty 18-year old is openly disrespecting an authority figure? It seems like some kids look at it as a badge of honor now. Yes, some authority figures may be douches but that wasn't the case here. In most, if not all courts in the US the judge asks defendants if they are under the influence as procedure. Also, no, contempt of court is not a violation of your First Amendment rights just like getting arrested for yelling bomb on a plane or fire in a crowded theater when there really isn't a bomb or fire isn't a violation of the First Amendment either. ad1x2

A big lol at your sig.

*Yao Miang face*

Dude,there's NO country worthy of serving,realise that.

[QUOTE="ad1x2"]Why am I not surprised a bratty 18-year old is openly disrespecting an authority figure? It seems like some kids look at it as a badge of honor now. Yes, some authority figures may be douches but that wasn't the case here. In most, if not all courts in the US the judge asks defendants if they are under the influence as procedure. Also, no, contempt of court is not a violation of your First Amendment rights just like getting arrested for yelling bomb on a plane or fire in a crowded theater when there really isn't a bomb or fire isn't a violation of the First Amendment either. GreekGameManiac

A big lol at your sig.

*Yao Miang face*

Dude,there's NO country worthy of serving,realise that.

The judge is yet another tiny, pathetic man who couldn't stand the fact that this broad wasn't taking him or his courtroom seriously. He just wanted to throw his weight around because he could. Though relatively minor, this is a clear abuse of power by a man who couldn't stand that she saw him for what he was- a worthless little nothing. Rhazakna

Whatever you say, guy who openly hopes anarchy becomes the norm.... Besides, I've seen some of your OTAH posts and that makes it really hard to take you seriously.ad1x2

I'm serious though.

Plus that was no reason for raising the fee.

[QUOTE="Rhazakna"]The judge is yet another tiny, pathetic man who couldn't stand the fact that this broad wasn't taking him or his courtroom seriously. He just wanted to throw his weight around because he could. Though relatively minor, this is a clear abuse of power by a man who couldn't stand that she saw him for what he was- a worthless little nothing. ad1x2

[QUOTE="ad1x2"] Whatever you say, guy who openly hopes anarchy becomes the norm.... Besides, I've seen some of your OTAH posts and that makes it really hard to take you seriously.GreekGameManiac

I'm serious though.

Plus that was no reason for raising the fee.

[QUOTE="ad1x2"] Whatever you say, guy who openly hopes anarchy becomes the norm.... Besides, I've seen some of your OTAH posts and that makes it really hard to take you seriously.GreekGameManiac

I'm serious though.

Plus that was no reason for raising the fee.

It's a perfectly legitimate reason. I bet you join the Syntagma protests often and cause a riot. Or was against the perfectly rational decision to finally clean what is the lazy a**'s edition of a higher educational system. You honestly make no sense and completely come off as a hooligan.

People like you make me ashamed to be Greek.

Honestly, both of them were acting like idiots. The judge clearly was butthurt. Her "adios" was a direct response to his "bye bye" comment; the judge could and should have ignored the "adios" and addressed the next person in line. Still, her attitude before the "bye bye" comment was really sh!tty.

What I took away from the video was that the judge was a power tripping scumbag in love with the smell of his own farts. 

Honestly, both of them were acting like idiots. The judge clearly was butthurt. Her "adios" was a direct response to his "bye bye" comment. Still, her attitude before the "bye bye" comment was really sh!tty.

GreySeal9

Authority can go to Hell and burn,for all we care.

Government,or anyone working under them shouldn't be respected.

[QUOTE="GreySeal9"]

Honestly, both of them were acting like idiots. The judge clearly was butthurt. Her "adios" was a direct response to his "bye bye" comment. Still, her attitude before the "bye bye" comment was really sh!tty.

Rhazakna

Not that I'd care if someone on the internet thinks I am capitulant sh!theel, but I'm certainly not siding with him. He was wrong to increase the bond. The word "adios" doesn't warrant that whatsoever. But her sh!tty attitude was annoying as well.

[QUOTE="ad1x2"][QUOTE="Rhazakna"]The judge is yet another tiny, pathetic man who couldn't stand the fact that this broad wasn't taking him or his courtroom seriously. He just wanted to throw his weight around because he could. Though relatively minor, this is a clear abuse of power by a man who couldn't stand that she saw him for what he was- a worthless little nothing. Rhazakna

She was in contempt because of a pathetic little man who abused his power. Someone who says disrespectful things goes to jail, someone who abuses their power not only stays free, but still has legal authority over people's lives. The "justice" system, ladies and gentlemen!Rhazakna

Yeah,pretty much this.

"Justice".in our world,is bullsh*t,really.

BS! it's hypocritical,arrogant,and stupid.

In a better world,punshiment wouldn't be based on laws.

It'd be based on JUSTICE,true justice.

Are they a nice person? do they deserve it? stuff like that.

Also,everyone would go through often psychological tests,and if you were stupid/mean,you can't have kids,and you get locked up forever.

Thank you,thank you,thank you.

It was a drug case anyway, and we all know the war on drugs is absolute bullsh*t and a complete waste of time and resources. 

If she wants to take xanax, it's her body, so whatever. Shouldn't the justice system be more concerned with locking up real criminals, like rapists and murderers? Oh wait, that would require actual work, and if they only locked up real criminals, their conviction rates wouldn't be nearly as high. 

It was a drug case anyway, and we all know the war on drugs is absolute bullsh*t and a complete waste of time and resources. 

If she wants to take xanax, it's her body, so whatever. Shouldn't the justice system be more concerned with locking up real criminals, like rapists and murderers? Oh wait, that would require actual work, and if they only locked up real criminals, their conviction rates wouldn't be nearly as high. 

bigfoot2045

And he delivers!

*clap clap clap*

[QUOTE="Rhazakna"][QUOTE="GreySeal9"]

Honestly, both of them were acting like idiots. The judge clearly was butthurt. Her "adios" was a direct response to his "bye bye" comment. Still, her attitude before the "bye bye" comment was really sh!tty.

GreySeal9

Not that I'd care if someone on the internet thinks I am capitulant sh!theel, but I'm certainly not siding with him. He was wrong to increase the bond. The word "adios" doesn't warrant that whatsoever. But her sh!tty attitude was annoying as well.

[QUOTE="Rhazakna"]She was in contempt because of a pathetic little man who abused his power. Someone who says disrespectful things goes to jail, someone who abuses their power not only stays free, but still has legal authority over people's lives. The "justice" system, ladies and gentlemen!GreekGameManiac

Yeah,pretty much this.

"Justice".in our world,is bullsh*t,really.

BS! it's hypocritical,arrogant,and stupid.

In a better world,punshiment wouldn't be based on laws.

It'd be based on JUSTICE,true justice.

Are they a nice person? do they deserve it? stuff like that.

Also,everyone would go through often psychological tests,and if you were stupid/mean,you can't have kids,and you get locked up forever.

Thank you,thank you,thank you.

1. Dumb little girl should keep her mouth shut and claim poverty

2. Power tripping judge, heartless and cruel, raise someone's bail over "Adios"

"Justice" is a philosophically bankrupt concept. All "justice" consists of is an emotional salve for enough of society to feel as though order has been restored after a "bad" act has been committed. There is no such thing as justice, only actions and reactions. Rhazakna

Mhm.

Now i have lots of respect for you.

[QUOTE="Rhazakna"][QUOTE="ad1x2"] There is a difference between forgetting to say "Sir" or "Your Honor" once or twice and outright flipping off the man who will decide how much slimmer your wallet will be and your freedom. You gotta use some common sense instead of hoping your actions turn you into some viral anti-hero among a bunch of anti-establishment teens and college age kids who in the end will put you on a pedestal but aren't going to pay your bail or get you a decent job when you get out.ad1x2

The thing is: the girl said "adios" and he didn't like the way she said it, so he retaliated through his position. It's not like she cussed him out.

LMFAO. She deserved every bit of it.

I've never, ever mouthed off to a judge. They scare me.

LMFAO. She deserved every bit of it.

I've never, ever mouthed off to a judge. They scare me.

airshocker

No she didn't,he's the one who did.

No she didn't,he's the one who did.

GreekGameManiac

She flipped him off. What the fvck do you think is going to happen, numbskull?

It's fvcking hilarious.