25-Yr Old Woman (Jasmine Twitty) Becomes Youngest Appointed Judge in S.C. History

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Black Girls Rock!!! African-American Woman Becomes Appointed Judge In SC At Just 25-Years-Old

Black Girls Rock!!! African-American Woman Becomes Appointed Judge In SC At Just 25-Years-Old
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Posted at 1:53 PM on August 24, 2015 - By Bossip Staff

Jasmine Twitty Judicial Appointment
A woman named Jasmine Twitty is making headlines after being appointed judge in the city of Easley, South Carolina. Jasmine’s appointment is especially interesting considering that Judge Twitty is just 25 years old!

Via Urban League Of The Upstate:

Congratulations to Jasmine Twitty for being appointed as a Judge in Easley, SC at age 25. She is a member of our Upstate Network Young Professionals Executive Board. Congratulations! ‪#‎historymaker‬







Go girl!

What do YOU think about Judge Twitty’s appointment?

 

[Software]

All I saw were titties

 

[Brandon M.]

who cares?

 

[Audemar]

All I saw were titties

who cares?

Typical.

 

[blackestofpanthers]

All I saw were titties

You ain't lyin

 

[keond]

Smart sista, proud of her, but yea, im a man.........she is a nice looking woman, tig ole's too..

 

[Diondon]

Congrats boo

 

[Doobie Doo]

I think it's a crime she has to wear a robe. Those sweater puppies should be free. I mean think about it, if she's about to send someone to jail it could be the last decent pair he might see till the bid is done.

 

[Soundbwoy]

 

[PikaDaDon]

How is this possible? Don't you have to be in law school for many years and have a substantial amount of work experience (i.e.: lawyer) before becoming a judge? I wouldn't want someone with limited life experience presiding over my court case.

 

[Heretic]

she kinda cute too

 

[Lana del Rey]

I think that's awesome. Congratulations black girls rock!!

 

[Pool_Shark]

Damn I haven't done shyt

 

[AB Ziggy]

How is this possible? Don't you have to be in law school for many years and have a substantial amount of work experience (i.e.: lawyer) before becoming a judge? I wouldn't want someone with limited life experience presiding over my court case.

This is South Carolina we're talking about here.

 

[scarlxrd]