The Courtroom Files
The Courtroom Files brings you real court hearings from across the U.S. - short cases and raw moments straight from the record. Hosted by Dan with sharp, unfiltered commentary, it’s where legal reality meets real consequences.
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Second Session #30 - September 24, 2026 In Court: A Contentious Temporary Parenting Plan Hearing + More (opens the original)
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This episode of The Courtroom Files features real court hearings from across the United States. Judge Anzalone handles a no contest plea for assault by strangulation, Judge Boyd sentences a defendant to probation and felony drug court with strict conditions, and Judge Wolf oversees a contentious custody battle between parents with concerning living arrangements. Recorded live on September 24, 2026. Full video replay on YouTube. Subscribe for daily uploads! All things TCF: https://tcfhub.com Watc
September 24, 2026 Court Hearings: Parole Board Weighs Teen Killer's Release, Judge Simpson Revokes Bonds, McNally Hears White Claw Confession + More | TCF Podcast #382 (opens the original)
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This episode of The Courtroom Files features real court hearings from across the United States. A powerful and emotional parole hearing in Louisiana, multiple bond revocations by Judge Simpson, and a stunning OWI confession before Judge McNally. Hosted live by Dan with real-time commentary and reactions as the cases unfold. • Judge Hesselink handles probation violations • Judge Oakley oversees traffic and domestic violence • Judge Simpson revokes multiple bonds over jail calls • Judge McNally he
Second Session #29 - September 23, 2026 In Court: A Preliminary Exam Over A Standoff With A Firearm + More (opens the original)
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This episode of The Courtroom Files features real court hearings from across the United States. Judge Wolf sentences a sex offender to prison, Judge Boyd refers a domestic violence defendant to Veterans Treatment Court, Judge Aquilina sentences an elderly sex offender to jail while awaiting foster care housing, and Judge Oakley oversees a preliminary exam regarding a domestic violence incident with a firearm. Recorded live on September 23, 2026. Full video replay on YouTube. Subscribe for daily
September 23, 2026 Court Hearings: Judge McNally Shuts Down Lawyers, Judge Stevens Sentences 120 MPH Speeder, & Louisiana Parole Board + More | TCF Podcast #381 (opens the original)
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This episode of The Courtroom Files features real court hearings from across the United States. Judge McNally’s refusal to enforce an illegal settlement, Judge Stevens confronting a reckless 120 MPH driver, and a chillingly honest confession at a Louisiana parole hearing. Hosted live by Dan with real-time commentary and reactions as the cases unfold. • Judge McNally shuts down unenforceable civil settlement • 19-year-old "super drunk" gets a stern reality check • Judge Stevens sentences driver f
Second Session #28 - September 22, 2026 In Court: Embezzlement From A Small Business Results In Jail Time + More (opens the original)
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This episode of The Courtroom Files features real court hearings from across the United States. Judge Stevens sentences a man for injuring his elderly mother, Judge Aquilina handles a probation violation over social media contact, Judge Middleton sends a repeat offender to jail for a severe drunk driving crash, Judge Boyd refers an organized retail theft defendant to drug court, and Judge Gauthier sentences an embezzler to jail after a powerful victim impact statement. Hosted live by Dan with re
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