TOP 4 BIGGEST COURTROOM MISTAKES | Court Cam | A&E

Check out the top 4 biggest courtroom mistakes!

#CourtCam

Check out exclusive A&E content:

From frightening outbursts to furious judges, “Court Cam” gives viewers an in-depth examination of some of the most stunning and emotional courtroom moments caught on camera. Hosted by Dan Abrams, each episode includes interviews with judges, witnesses, and victims who give a first-hand account of what really happened during these intense courtroom moments. This comprehensive look at how the action unfolds allows viewers to sit in the courtroom as they witness crazy courtroom moments from the most high-profile trials to minor court proceedings.

[bunnierap]

I can at least partially respect the first guy on attending court on zoom after his accidental release. There's so many stories of people getting into far worse trouble just because they didn't attend the zoom call. He should have turned himself in once he was made aware the early release was on accident. But other people would have skipped town and not even bothered to attend the zoom.

[metalgearfan]

I'm shocked the surgeon didn't lose his job after that stunt. Isn't livestreaming from a patient's surgery like monumental hipaa violation??? Lmao.

[leahmoore]

It's terrifying that he thought it was appropriate to be performing surgery while on a Zoom call.

[VanessaAndrade-fwvq]

It’s so crazy how he is operating on someone and he’s in court. I’m scared for the poor patient. Hopefully he/she made it out okay. Thank goodness the judge did something about it.

[ZooZoo]

That's what I want....to wake up from surgery and then in Recovery, I watch my surgeon appear on Zoom court when he's supposed to be making sure I make it out of my surgery alive. Im thinking the AMA didn't think highly of that.

[ashnoz]

That last Judge is a BEAST, what a badass

[Shjeshje]

"Missile" doesnt automantically mean an explosive rocket like you'd imagine. Technically speaking, any object that is forcibly propelled by hand or mechanical weaponry is a missile.

[cshubs]

I wonder what the AMA thought of the doctor.

[michellehall]

“A frivolous & vexatious PPO based on nonsense.”
This is the best legal argument I’ve ever heard.
Not to mention a true belly laugh moment.

[TheSpykeeper]

Love the bout of laughter in that clip with the bond hearing. I bet a good laugh is what they all needed.

[Mandy]

No way is he operating on a patient and being in court!!! He'll never be my doctor!

[monique_jones]

I am Not the off screen commentary... lolol now yall know people are going to take this and run with it 😂😂😂

[reignorshine]

I know the second guy personally, he’s now a rehab counselor

[glantch]

Every new video that you post has mostly content I've seen multiple times. I know this is kind of a "best of", but you guys really need some fresh content.

[Intoawellifell]

The way people have no idea how the U.S court system works in these comments😂 Just because you watch courtcam and had a U.S history class in 9th grade, doesn’t mean you know what you’re talking about

[iyeetsecurity]

How do you get charged with _"throwing a missile"?_
I wanna know where to get a missile.

[roop-a-loop]

a missile just means anything that flies through the air. probably a rock.

[melissaleoncreolenola]

@5:39 i like the guy on the right 😂😂😅😅😅

[Lurthatgurl]

Medical malpractice for operating online. Don’t think the patient gave permission to be on YouTube. Pathetic . Couldn’t the court report to the State Medical Board?

[standoughope]

That first building looks like when you zoom into 3D buildings on Google Earth and it hasn't fully rendered yet.