Woman freaks out after Father gets joint custody

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[TalonDJ]

“That would not have pertained to the ruling either.”

When it comes to child custody that IS pertinent.

[JBW1949]

The father never said a word, it seems...he just got up and moved out of the way...He was probably laughing his azz off inside, telling himself, “Thank the Lord I am through with this witch...”

[BBell]

Be careful where you lay your seed.

[Skooz]

The woman's attorney didn't lift a finger to try and control her client.

He's probably been dealing with her for months and knew there was no point in trying to contain her psycho when it kicks in.

Just a guess.

[Macoozie]

The whole family taken out in handcuffs!

Bwaaaah HA Ha HA HA !!!!

Only in America!

[BBell]

I found it. It's from 2014. liveleak has got me before.

http://www.bing.com/search?q=women%27s+outburst+at+durham+custody+hearing&FORM=AWRE

[WKUHilltopper]

The guy: “Why are you arresting me?”

Maybe it had something to do with pushing that Sheriff to the floor, Einstein.

[crz]

Notice the smart one in this debacle. The man sits there and shuts the hell up and gets to hell out of the way while its going on.

I am judge? He gets full custody, and she gets no visitation rights UNTIL, she goes through mental eval and is cleared.

She is a hazard to the child.

[JayGalt]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzDue5kdoPY Published on Sep 13, 2014 ► Subscribe to PoliceCenter: https://goo.gl/jR7Abo Durham County, NC - Chaos erupted in a Durham courtroom when a mother in a child custody dispute began screaming at the judge and deputies struggled to subdue her and family members who joined the fracas. Earlier, the judge said the parents had behaved like “idiots.” The clash left a deputy with an injured shoulder and three people arrested. During the Aug. 7 trial at the Durham County Courthouse, RiShawna Morrison claimed that the boy’s father, Collin, abandoned the child. The father said she withheld the 3-year-old boy from him. Before issuing his custody order, District Court Judge James Hill said: “Now, I’m going to choose my words very carefully. Two parents can come in, act like such idiots, when it’s not about the two of you. I could care less about the two of you.” Hill continued: “We don’t need to see adults acting like idiots. Did I say the word idiots? It’s not about you; it’s about the baby. What the two of you have done to that little boy is unconscionable. He does not deserve this. He did not ask to be born.” Hill told Morrison he had no doubt that she withheld the child from her estranged husband, and she shook her head. “Don’t you be looking at me,” Hill said. “I have not withheld him,” Morrison said. “You say one more word and you’re gonna go to the Durham County bed and breakfast today,” Hill said. Morrison: “Uh-huh.” Hill then imposed a contempt of court order against Morrison and ordered her to spend 24 hours in jail. But Morrison continued to talk. “All right, you got 48 hours now,” Hill said. Hill then issued a ruling for joint custody, and Morrison got out of her chair. “Just take me in,” she said. “I can’t do this. This is a disgrace. What you guys are doing...” “Seventy-two hours,” Hill said. Morrison: “You can’t just let your son for nine months...” Hill: “Thirty days.” Morrison began to scream as a deputy tried to control her. Re-enforcements were called, with nine deputies at one point in the courtroom, and she was removed in handcuffs. In his report on the scuffle, Deputy T.W. Harcum said that when he tried to remove Morrison from the courtroom, she “began twisting and pulling away from me while yelling at Judge Hill and her husband.” “Mrs. Morrison’s mother, Gloria Smith Woods, who was sitting in the gallery, suddenly appeared behind me. Mrs. Woods told me to let Mrs. Morrison go. I ordered Ms. Woods to get back. Ms. Woods grabbed my arm attempting to pull me away from her daughter.” Then, Harcum wrote, Morrison’s brother, Sherrod Alexander Smith, began yelling: “Yo don’t.” The deputy said Smith came to the front of the courtroom, reached around and began pulling his sister away as his mother did the same. Smith got his sister loose and tried to take her out of the courtroom, and Harcum tried to place Morrison in custody again. “I grabbed her from behind and placed her on the ground,” the deputy wrote. The brother pulled Harcum off his sister, and more deputies arrived. Harcum told Smith he was under arrest, but he tried to leave the courtroom. “I grabbed him from behind to place him under arrest. Mr. Smith then turned and pushed me to the ground. I stood up and pointed my Taser at him. Mr. Smith put his hands up in the air and was handcuffed.” Morrison, Woods and Smith were taken to the magistrate’s office. Smith was held in contempt for 48 hours and charged with resisting, obstructing and delaying an officer and assault on a government official/employee. Woods received 48 hours in jail for contempt, and Morrison got 30 days in jail for contempt. After the incident, Harcum said, he noticed a pain in his shoulder and went to the doctor to have it examined. Hill declined to comment on the case, citing the state’s code of judicial conduct for judges. It was unclear if any complaints have been filed in the case with the state’s Judicial Standards Commission, which considers grievances against judges. Executive Director Chris Heagarty said that because of a 2013 change in the law, the commission can release complaint information only when the North Carolina Supreme Court disciplines a judge. _________________________________________________________ (Video posted strictly for educational and informational purposes)

[Flick Lives]

Durham County Bed and Breakfast

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I’m familiar with the food there, or was many years ago. The kitchen is, or was, open to anyone. I worked near the court house and would go over there for lunch on occasion. They served the best southern style foods; smothered chicken, barbecued ribs. All home-cooked from scratch. Don’t know how it is now.

[JayGalt]

So sorry about the lack of paragraphs, didn't realize it would do that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzDue5kdoPY
Published on Sep 13, 2014

Chaos erupted in a Durham courtroom when a mother in a child custody dispute began screaming at the judge and deputies struggled to subdue her and family members who joined the fracas.

Earlier, the judge said the parents had behaved like “idiots.” The clash left a deputy with an injured shoulder and three people arrested.

During the Aug. 7 trial at the Durham County Courthouse, RiShawna Morrison claimed that the boy’s father, Collin, abandoned the child. The father said she withheld the 3-year-old boy from him.

Before issuing his custody order, District Court Judge James Hill said: “Now, I’m going to choose my words very carefully. Two parents can come in, act like such idiots, when it’s not about the two of you. I could care less about the two of you.” Hill continued: “We don’t need to see adults acting like idiots. Did I say the word idiots? It’s not about you; it’s about the baby. What the two of you have done to that little boy is unconscionable. He does not deserve this. He did not ask to be born.”

Hill told Morrison he had no doubt that she withheld the child from her estranged husband, and she shook her head.

“Don’t you be looking at me,” Hill said.

“I have not withheld him,” Morrison said.

“You say one more word and you’re gonna go to the Durham County bed and breakfast today,” Hill said.

Morrison: “Uh-huh.”

Hill then imposed a contempt of court order against Morrison and ordered her to spend 24 hours in jail.

But Morrison continued to talk.

“All right, you got 48 hours now,” Hill said. Hill then issued a ruling for joint custody, and Morrison got out of her chair.

“Just take me in,” she said. “I can’t do this. This is a disgrace. What you guys are doing...”

“Seventy-two hours,” Hill said. Morrison: “You can’t just let your son for nine months...”

Hill: “Thirty days.” Morrison began to scream as a deputy tried to control her. Re-enforcements were called, with nine deputies at one point in the courtroom, and she was removed in handcuffs.

In his report on the scuffle, Deputy T.W. Harcum said that when he tried to remove Morrison from the courtroom, she “began twisting and pulling away from me while yelling at Judge Hill and her husband.”

“Mrs. Morrison’s mother, Gloria Smith Woods, who was sitting in the gallery, suddenly appeared behind me. Mrs. Woods told me to let Mrs. Morrison go. I ordered Ms. Woods to get back. Ms. Woods grabbed my arm attempting to pull me away from her daughter.”

Then, Harcum wrote, Morrison’s brother, Sherrod Alexander Smith, began yelling: “Yo don’t.” The deputy said Smith came to the front of the courtroom, reached around and began pulling his sister away as his mother did the same.

Smith got his sister loose and tried to take her out of the courtroom, and Harcum tried to place Morrison in custody again.

“I grabbed her from behind and placed her on the ground,” the deputy wrote. The brother pulled Harcum off his sister, and more deputies arrived. Harcum told Smith he was under arrest, but he tried to leave the courtroom. “I grabbed him from behind to place him under arrest. Mr. Smith then turned and pushed me to the ground.

I stood up and pointed my Taser at him. Mr. Smith put his hands up in the air and was handcuffed.”

Morrison, Woods and Smith were taken to the magistrate’s office. Smith was held in contempt for 48 hours and charged with resisting, obstructing and delaying an officer and assault on a government official/employee.

Woods received 48 hours in jail for contempt, and Morrison got 30 days in jail for contempt.

After the incident, Harcum said, he noticed a pain in his shoulder and went to the doctor to have it examined.

Hill declined to comment on the case, citing the state’s code of judicial conduct for judges. It was unclear if any complaints have been filed in the case with the state’s Judicial Standards Commission, which considers grievances against judges.

Executive Director Chris Heagarty said that because of a 2013 change in the law, the commission can release complaint information only when the North Carolina Supreme Court disciplines a judge. _________________________________________________________ (Video posted strictly for educational and informational purposes)

[JayGalt]

The N.C. Supreme Court has ordered a public reprimand against a Durham District Court judge who told parents during a contentious 2014 child custody hearing that they were “acting like idiots.”

James T. Hill, a Durham judge since 2002, was reprimanded for making inappropriate comments, improperly exercising his contempt powers, “exhibiting a failure to remain patient, dignified, and courteous to the parties appearing before him” and “failing to maintain order and decorum” in the proceedings.

Efforts to reach Hill on Friday were unsuccessful.

Read more here: http://www.newsobserver.com/news/local/crime/article43481352.html#storylink=cpy

[chris37]

Now that was funny!

[JayGalt]

IDK but Mom seems pretty upstanding, maybe she was poorly served by her PD & was desparate. Meet the Paradise Family Dentistry Staff Michelle Prager  Michelle is originally from Southern California. She attended Palomar College and received her Associates Degree in Mathematics and Science before transferring to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she received her Baccalaureate degree in Dental Hygiene. Michelle has worked in the dental field for ten years and when she is not working she enjoys being at the beach, traveling, and spending time at home with her family. Naraith Lopez  Naraith has been a Dental Assistant II for two years. A Mexican native, she is fluent in Spanish and English. She has been with the practice since 2009. She travels to several of our offices to assist where needed. Her goal is to ensure that all of our patients feel comfortable about the dentistry they desire. She prides herself in delivering this care with a caring gentle touch. She wishes to become knowledgeable in all areas of dentistry and wishes to further her education. She is a Christian and strives to treat everyone with respect. She enjoys shopping, spending time with friends and family, and helping people. RiShawna Morrison She is a graduate of UNC-Greensboro with a Bachelor of Science degree in Public Health Education. RiShawna has been with the practice since 2010 and has worked in the capacities of Office Manager and Front Desk Associate. She currently schedules all appointments, registers new patients and can answer any questions you have regarding your visit. She plans to return to school to obtain her Master’s in Public Health Degree and specialize in an allied health field. Outside of the office, she enjoys traveling and spending time with her husband and son.

[Night Hides Not]

Thanks to all. I have to use discretion at work, i.e. no videos. That’s why I’ll try to find more info from a search engine.

[Mr.Unique]

Do Public Defenders do custody battles?

[HombreSecreto]

Another example for MGTOW, although this ended up better than many custody cases.

[JayGalt]

I always get curious about the back story so I was looking on my own account. I wanted to see if there was any followup on the son since he seemed at risk. Mom has a steady well paying job, and going to get an advanced degree so seems as though all ended well.

[Let's Roll]

The attorney did reach over and grab the ‘mother’s’ lower arm - of course that was early days in the tirade.

I hope the judge reconsidered his ruling and gave custody to the father - assuming he wasn’t a known criminal or something.

[Secret Agent Man]

Not surprised one bit. She didnt get what she thought she deserved.