Judge Mathis on Getting Arrested for Bringing a Gun to School: I Shot Quite Frequently (Part 6)
June 30, 2025
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Judge Greg Mathis opened up about his troubled teenage years, which included bringing a gun to school, eventually leading to his arrest and dropping out of high school. Mathis, known for his eponymous courtroom television show, revealed that he carried a gun daily and frequently used it. Reflecting on his challenging upbringing in Detroit during the 1970s, Mathis explained that as a light-skinned boy living in the projects, he felt the need to overcompensate and gain a reputation for toughness. Mathis detailed his involvement in petty crimes and his subsequent arrest after being caught with a firearm in school. He was tried as an adult at 17, marking a critical turning point in his life. Despite suffering a gunshot wound at 13 during a robbery attempt, Mathis described this period as gaining his "stripes" and respect in his neighborhood rather than a signal to change his path.
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