Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20171203:13:51:00
Bigger prison. he ultimately went to jail for it. that's one of the things we've seen in the meek mill case is the judge had these wide latitudes to use it. you get in front of a judge who is having a bad day or a judge who doesn't like you, and it's not a jury of your peers. it's a judge keeping you on the hook for 10, 12 years on probation where you can't leave your home. >> we're not saying one judge getting a kickback is every judge. we're saying they have, as in the state of pennsylvania, such power, and they use that power in a way that's really not really checked and it disproportionate...