Don't Judge Me: First Day Failure

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MY BIGGEST MISTAKE… I’ll never forget what my father told me on my first day as a judge!
#advice #mistake #inspiring #fail #firstday #CaughtInProvidence #nevergiveup #lifelessons

Frank Caprio

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I have been a lawyer and in practice for the last 18 years. I have appeared before a multitude of judges and I have never appeared before a judge as kind as this one. Our justice system needs more judges like him.

synastry

This man who is a judge means so much to us. Thanks for living in front of us Justice with mercy and understanding

jerryfischer

This clip should be shown in law school.
Sometimes fear can make people defensive and seem much angrier then they normally would be.
Your dad seems like a great guy

_Itchy_Bones_

Your dad taught you well, you are a wonderful man. Respect!

narellelaw

This story just makes you human. Your dad was a great role model, as are you.❤

gaylagiles

Thank you judge for being so transparent. We’ve all made mistakes and learn from it.

EM

Iam from PAKISTAN, Judge Frank you are a great Son and a great person, your parents were great TOO, my Respect for both of them.
Stay blessed.❤

IFTIKHARZAI

No idea why this was in my recommended but Im glad it was. Great story

Asconik

Frank, anyone who has watched you in court, knows how compassionate you are. We can all thank your father for the kind, caring man he raised you to be. God bless, stay safe, much love.

belfast

What a wonderful example to our country, society, we love you 🥰

Tomtaylor

We need more kind and compassionate role models in this world ❤

sisi_zzz

I just love you Judge Frank..Everything about you ❤ Listening to this story makes me love your Dad too. No wonder why you’re an awesome person because your Dad also have a big heart like you ❤ God bless you Judge 🙏💝

allknightvlogs

They don’t make them like this man anymore. A pure tribute to humanity. We need more like him. We will miss you.

billromero

Your Honor, your father was a man of wisdom. My father, had a fourth grade education. At a young age, he married my mother, and they had ten kids. I am the tenth. My father served in the US Army, WWW II. And was considered a Agricultural Worker. We were never on welfare. My father and mother were diligent workers. He instilled in all of us, "Whatever you do to make a living, do it the best that you can. Whether you are the lowest man pushing a broom or the owner of a company, do the best that you can. Don't look up, too, or down on anyone. Treat everyone with respect." My Dad and Mom were wise. By the will and grace of God, I hope to see them again.

jamesa.rodriguez