Judge orders 16 year girl to wear HANDCUFFS and UNIFORM. UPDATE: HE GOT REMOVED FROM DOCKET!

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That profession attracts the absolute worst people. The most deplorable human beings I’ve ever known to walk the earth, work in Law.

On the other hand, she was being disrespectful and he checked her to teach her a lesson. Raise your children at home or the streets will. Judges, cops, and lawyers are in the streets, and all they care about is convictions and using whoever they can for looking good to other people.
 

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Yea he kinda of wild for that . I ain't been to courthouse for a field trip. This had to be some scared straight alternative school field trip.
 

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That profession attracts the absolute worst people. The most deplorable human beings I’ve ever known to walk the earth, work in Law.

On the other hand, she was being disrespectful and he checked her to teach her a lesson. Raise your children at home or the streets will. Judges, cops, and lawyers are in the streets, and all they care about is convictions and using whoever they can for looking good to other people.

:mjcry: We’re not all bad!


But yeah, some of the worst people I have ever met are fellow attorneys and judges. Judges tend to be complete and total a$$holes I have never met or appeared before a nice judge. They always saying and doing too much, ALWAYS.
 

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i hate judges. they always make some big fukking show because they think theyre celebrities. i got busted with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and the judge went on some rant for 20 minutes about losers putting peanut butter on potato chips (!) and watching Scooby Doo. i just remember staring up at the bench thinking wtf is wrong with this guy?
 

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Did he follow up afterwards to enforce the lesson in a non threatening manner in a calmer setting?:patrice:

That’s the key to this interaction. Obviously the kid is lacking something at home and a stern talking and berating are not going to do the job he thinks it’s going to do. If someone were to sit down with the student and explain the gravity of courtroom behavior then maybe the student could get a chance to understand the reality of the matter at hand.
 

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You stupid piece of shyt what if the kid has a disruptive home environment where she can't get proper sleep?
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Then it's up to her, not anyone else, especially since she's not an adult, to tell whomever is in charge whether her teacher or the judge "hey, I didn't get enough sleep last night" and if that's not a good enough explanation then be forth coming and tell them about her disruptive household environment.

No just fall back asleep, and be uncooperative and disrespectful, not only to the judge, not only to her teacher, but to her peers.

He spun the situation into an entire lesson, she had legal representation and he deferred to her peers as a jury. He gave her a taste of the legal system before she goes out and acts disrespectful, disobedient and noncompliant in the real world and ends up in court for real, where she can't just apologize.

I hate defending teachers because teachers only want to be teachers when they have good students and when students do well, when students are failing and acting a fool then suddenly they're absolved of being teachers. You can't have students sleeping in class. And if a kid is sleeping in class, the answer to being woke up isn't to go back to sleep and he disrespectful, noncompliant and disobedient. If you are having problems at home that are bad to the point where you can't sleep you need to tell someone about it. And if you are a teacher you need to ask about it. Then back to being a student if you are asked about problems as home, you need to be honest about it. Not lie, no don't snitch, not tell them to mind their own business.

That being said. I don't agree with black children being placed in handcuffs.
 
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