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Judge Morty Durham, Jr. is the protagonist of the Adult Swin clip State of Georgia Vs. Denver Fenton Allen.

He was voiced by Justin Roiland, who also voices the original Morty Smith and Rick Sanchez.

A judge in the state of Georgia, Judge Morty was assigned to handle the case of one Rick Allen. One day he had Allen brought in to hear a request from Rick Allen. Rick wanted to fire his defense attorney on the grounds that the attorney wanted to suck his dick, and because this attorney arranged for the doctors at Central State Hospital to put a false diagnosis on Allen.

The discussion between the two men soon degenerated into a sexually explicit argument, with Rick telling Judge Morty to fuck himself several times, calling him a fuckman, and threatening the judge's family. Meanwhile Judge Morty rose to the bait, speculating about Rick's sexual orientation, preferences, sex life, and ordering him to pleasure himself. In addition Morty also issued escalating contempt of court sentences each time Rick told Judge Morty to perform a sex act upon himself. Eventually Judge Morty got tired of verbal sparring and had Rick sent back to jail.

Trivia[]

• Judge Morty was based on the real life Georgia judge Bryant Durham Jr. The argument between Judge Morty and Rick Allen was a word for word recreation of the court transcription of the confrontation Durham had with defendant Denver Fenton Allen. The real Judge Durham was admonished for his behavior in the courtroom while the case was assigned to a different Judge. Allen eventually pleaded guilty to the murder and was sentenced to life imprisonment. Judge Durham announced in May 2019 that he would not run for office again in 2020 and would go on senior status.