Go Get um Judge!

[Hessian]

Finally, ...a judge that enforces all the law in his court!
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/content/auto/epaper/editions/sunday/news_04a0f01a07c8324d0069.html

 

[Ken King]

We need more like him, good find Hessian.

 

[vraiblonde]

Can someone please explain this to me? The only reason someone would be in front of this judge in the first place is because they committed a crime, right? So if they're illegal and committing crimes, why should they be protected?

 

[Toxick]

Apparently it's bona fide news when an American Judge actually enforces and upholds the law.



Is this a great country or what?

 

[Ken King]

Originally posted by vraiblonde
The only reason someone would be in front of this judge in the first place is because they committed a crime, right?

No, you can go before a judge for many issues that aren't crimes, civil disputes and such.

 

[vraiblonde]

Originally posted by Ken King
No, you can go before a judge for many issues that aren't crimes, civil disputes and such.

Well, the judge says he selectively reports people. And the article used the example of a Mexican who was accused of a "serious crime". It also made a big deal out of "abused, abandoned, neglected" children being reported.

 

[Ken King]

Originally posted by vraiblonde
Well, the judge says he selectively reports people. And the article used the example of a Mexican who was accused of a "serious crime". It also made a big deal out of "abused, abandoned, neglected" children being reported.

I read the article and I was simply responding to your question and my answer is still the same, you don't have to be charged with a crime to appear before a judge.