Florida Judge Gary Farmer’s barrage of 7 exceptionally bad courtroom jokes—including “Wassup britches!” and a condom probation order—landed him a no-pay suspension from Broward County, as investigators called his antics “damaging to the judiciary.” Panel cited jokes about defendants’ children and “Sweet Georgia” as especially disruptive, warning, “God bless you, man—one’s enough.”

The state’s judicial panel also flagged Farmer’s bias, chronic absences, and a penchant for quoting 'In Living Color' sketches. Search interest spikes for 'Florida judge suspended jokes' as legal circles wonder if “wet my plants” humor belongs in a felony trial. One attorney quipped, “Making him laugh was a challenge.”

Judge Farmer’s judicial leave exceeded 30 days, raising eyebrows alongside quips like “Probation is going to check”—prompting an urgent review of courtroom comedy nationwide.