Grand Jury Indicts Judge Who Allegedly Attacked Disabled Black Man

[salin]

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/mississippi-judge-indicted-attack-black-man

A white Mississippi Justice Court Judge who allegedly struck and yelled "run, n---er, run," at a mentally disabled black man in May has reportedly been indicted.

On Thursday, a grand jury served Justice Bill Weisenberger an indictment for simple assault on a vulnerable adult, the Clarion-Ledger reported.

according to the link - a the judge is accused of some instances of racially-based misapplications of justice - including charging and jailing an African American man of the non-existent charge of "roaming livestock."

[merrily]

1. Glad for the indictment.

Now, I am going to have to try to calm down and remember that my evil thoughts harm no one but me.

[Liberal_in_LA]

6. me too

[Tsiyu]

2. Damn

At least he was indicted.

It would be nice to send him to spend some quality bonding time with those he treated poorly in his courtroom.

Cause and effect learning moments can be very effective for ignorant racists sometimes...although Judge Bill "Ignorant Scum" Weisenberger seems a hopeless case.

[salin]

5. doubt he gets the full five years...

I hope he get's some of it - and is removed from office. Hopefully he goes before a judge like the one whose ruling was shared here yesterday on the three young men who beat and then ran over an African American man - and had admitted that they had targeted (and ultimately killed) the man because he was African American. He gave an awesome lecture. That judge might give this judge a few things to think about.

[Tsiyu]

10. I know. I wish the Mississippi judge in the other case

were on our Supreme Court, rather than the male dregs of humanity we've got installed now.

He's awesome.

But this Weisenberger dude is one of the WORST people in this nation. Hurting a disabled person for kicks? Dude is just sick.

[salin]

13. judge in case = dregs of society (per uglyness and lack of judicialness.)

if true - dude has been making up charges, from the bench, to throw some African Americans in jail. One accusation has him sending a man to jail for a crime that does not legally exist (if the source is accurate).

I could be wrong, but I believe his judgeship was an elective office. Scary - eh?!

[Tsiyu]

14. Very scary

It seems to me that most of the people in public office today are pretty evil. Maybe that's a requirement in 2015, or maybe it's always been that way.

But now, they don't even try to hide their evil. They just throw it up in our faces and laugh.

I hope Weisenheimer-berger whatever - gets a chance to think about what an evil POS he is, but I won't count on it.

[Marrah_G]

3. I hope he goes to jail

Sounds like a despicable person.

[Stallion]

4. With These Type of Racist Stories I Luv to Check the Pictures

yep that's pretty much what I expected him to look like

[daredtowork]

7. I wonder what damage he did as a judge. nt

[salin]

8. if the allegations of false charges are true...

he has probably committed or at least attempted wrongful-imprisonment a number of times.

[LiberalAndProud]

9. Weisenberger is on extended paid vacation while awaiting trial.

Kirksey said the AG's office allowed four grand juries to come and go before presenting the case.

Madison County Supervisor Karl Banks said last month the slowness was costing taxpayers as Weisenberger is still being paid his annual salary of $45,700, though he voluntarily stepped down from the bench.

A judge may only be forced to step down if he or she has been convicted of a felony or if the Supreme Court removes the judge.

http://www.clarionledger.com/story/news/2015/02/13/weisenberger-indicted-simple-assault/23349985/

Mississippi justice: slow as molasses in January.

[freshwest]

11. Oh, THAT hellbeast! Good going, hope there's jail time...

[BrotherIvan]

12. I hope he rots

But with a heart and brain like that, there is no doubt his life is hellish.