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This dude hears his bail and has an absolute courtroom meltdown as a result. This is how the wrong behavior turns a minor misdemeanor into a six-month stay behind bars. He wanted to have outbursts in court—and he found out the hard way that when you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes in the form of contempt. ​Darren J. Lockhart was appearing via remote video link from the Duval County Pre-Trial Detention Center, facing relatively minor charges of trespassing and criminal mischief after allegedly illegally occupying a property and refusing to leave. However, because of his prior record and a history of failing to appear for scheduled court dates, the prosecution wasn't taking any chances. They requested a substantial bond, and Judge Jefferson officially set it at $50,003. ​That’s when Lockhart absolutely snapped. ​Instead of letting his attorney speak, he began screaming at the monitor, unleashing a profanity-laced tirade directly at the judge. He loudly demanded to know how trespassing could justify a $50k bail, shouting that the system was trying to ruin his life. ​But Judge Jefferson? She didn't raise her voice. She didn't argue. She just did her job with absolute savage composure. ​As Lockhart continued to curse and scream, Judge Jefferson calmly started tacking on consecutive jail sentences for summary contempt of court right then and there: ​"That's 30 days." ​"That's another 30 days." ​"Make it 90 days." ​By the time corrections officers finally grabbed Lockhart and dragged him away from the camera, his emotional outburst had earned him a whopping 179 days in jail purely for contempt. That is nearly six months of immediate jail time served before he even goes to trial or sees a resolution for his original trespassing charges. ​Hopefully this guy learns a lesson in why you never, under any circumstances, test a judge's patience.

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