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In the courtroom that had been involved, which didn t help his mood any. it all begins when judge john wulle, known to discuss his rulings with the defendants, starts with a question. did you finish high school? no. buckley says hastings doesn t appreciate the history lesson and makes a face at the judge. next time, im going to have you gagged. you re going to have me gagged, huh? you re right, i am. to me, it was totally alien to everything i know happens in a court of law. i have never seen that kind of conduct in a court of law. defense attorney buckley sees where this is going and tries to stop it. your honor, i would ask that mr. hastings is in contempt of court at this point, counselor, and i don t think anyone would disagree with me. suddenly, the judge calls far ....
you re wasting your time with me now, mr. hastings. i know how to handle a guy like you. the only thing i can say to you on behalf of all the citizens of this community, bye-bye. thank you. that s great. is that it? two words? bye-bye. come on, you re smarter than that, your honor. trying to push my buttons, son? no, i m not. but hastings clearly is. we have kids like you in my neighborhood when i was growing up and we know how to take care of you, but these police officers have been told by me that they re not to react. mr. buckley, do you want me to is that what you want? mr. hastings put mr. hastings back in his chair until we are concluded. or? hold on until i m done i thought you said they weren t supposed to react? sit down! judge wulle warns hastings his behavior won t help him later. you re really hurting your case in front of the court of appeals. they re going see your record, they re going to see how you re running your mouth, your honor. ....
mr. hastings was very uptight that there were so many officers in the courtroom that had been involved, which didn t help his mood any. it all begins when judge john wulle, known to discuss his rulings with the defendants, starts with a question. did you finish high school? no. okay. let me give you a thumbnail sketch on government. buckley says hastings doesn t appreciate the history lesson and makes a face at the judge. next time, im going to have you gagged. you re going to have me gagged, huh? you re right, i am. have me gagged then. to me, it was totally alien to everything i knew that happens in a court of law. i have never seen that kind of conduct in a court of law. defense attorney buckley sees where this is going and tries to stop it. your honor, i would ask that mr. hastings is in contempt of court at this point, counselor, and i don t think anyone would disagree with me. suddenly the judge calls for ....
A recess. can i see the attorneys back in chambers? i took a break to let me cool off, because i wanted to keep it on a professional level. now in the quiet courtroom, it s a staring game between hastings and the deputies. but it doesn t stay silent for long. he spots an officer and directs his words to him. you re a failure. several court security officers move in around him in case he gets physical. then, judge wulle and the attorneys return, hoping to resume the proceedings more calmly. i would like to speak to the audience for just one second, please, and apologize to you. it s very rare that i lose my temper in court and use a word that i probably do not even use at home. so, i apologize to you for the use of the word damned. then the judge showed his decision and directs his disapproval and begins his ruling again. when you showed me your total disrespect for me as a person, for this court, for this nation, for everyone involved in the process, i see no reason to ....
I m thankful for that, your honor. that s great. you re wasting your time with me now, mr. hastings. i know how to handle a guy like you. the only thing i can say to you on behalf of all the citizens of this community, bye-bye. thank you. that s great. is that it? two words? bye-bye. come on, you re smarter than that, your honor. trying to push my buttons, son? no, i m not. but hastings clearly is. we have kids like you in my neighborhood when i was growing up and we know how to take care of you, but these police officers have been told by me that they re not to react. mr. buckley, do you want me to is that what you want? mr. hastings put mr. hastings back in his chair until we are concluded. or? hold on until i m done i thought you said they weren t supposed to react? sit down! judge wulle warns hastings his behavior could hurt him later. you re really hurting your case in front of the court of appeals. they re going see your record, ....