Man with Suspended License Joins Zoom Court Session—While Driving

I love stupid criminals.
A man named Corey Harris was charged with driving with a suspended license. Thanks to our post-covid world, Mr. Harris’ court hearing was held virtually via Zoom. This method of conducting hearings is no doubt an attempt to be convenient for those participating—especially if they don’t have a license, like Mr. Harris. What the court wasn’t expecting was Mr. Harris to commit the very crime the hearing was about on camera—AGAIN.
If you want to laugh/cringe/watch a man realize he done goofed in the most idiotic way possible, check out the video:
Man driving while suspended, has a zoom court session about driving while suspended.
— Wall Street Mav (@WallStreetMav) May 29, 2024
And now, looks like he catching another violation 😅🤣😂
🔊 … watch what the judge does at the end pic.twitter.com/E2KnuGdG7g
The judge’s face IS THE BEST. He’s clearly trying not to bust out laughing while simultaneously questioning why he went into law.


Then, there is the wonderful moment when Mr. Harris realizes he’s going to jail because he’s an idiot.

All I know is his attorney probably went and purchased something alcoholic after this hearing.
I’ve included the internet’s response to Mr. Harris’ lack of judgement for your reading pleasure. Enjoy.
But then he has to drive to turn himself in pic.twitter.com/RqOVV1mdWx
— Te Atrevo (@VictorSquireLee) May 29, 2024
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1 Comment
Judge Simpson! He’s great. I first saw him on Law Talk with Mike. Mike has a whole playlist for him.