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In reply to the discussion: Judges Plead Guilty in Scheme to Jail Youths for Profit [View all]

siligut

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19. The punishment for cruelty for profit should act as a deterrent
Reply to Drale (Original post)
Mon Apr 29, 2013, 09:11 PM
Apr 2013

Last edited Mon Apr 29, 2013, 09:50 PM - Edit history (1)

This judge not only failed to do her job well, she chose to do it poorly.

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Judges Plead Guilty in Scheme to Jail Youths for Profit [View all] Drale Apr 2013 OP
People Before Profits. Work under than premise and a lot of bad stuff is averted. byeya Apr 2013 #1
I strongly disagree. The send-them-away-for-profit judge should be sent away for life. AnotherMcIntosh Apr 2013 #2
Honestly, this is the type of case Drale Apr 2013 #4
Nope. Still against. 2ndAmForComputers Apr 2013 #9
Amen....they have affected these young peoples' lives forever, and not for the better. nt raccoon Apr 2013 #20
The new slavery malaise Apr 2013 #3
The article didn't mention that this is the same judge who sent a young man to detention -- KansDem Apr 2013 #5
This was a Law & Order: SVU episode years ago thelordofhell Apr 2013 #6
May he have to sleep with one eye open the entire time. Arctic Dave Apr 2013 #7
There should be restitution for every kid from the judge and the jail companies rurallib Apr 2013 #8
This happened four years ago. The guy is more than half way through his sentence. 1monster Apr 2013 #10
Probably already out on parole (n/t) thesquanderer Apr 2013 #12
7 years is fair--PER CHILD UNJUSTLY SENTENCED DFW Apr 2013 #11
20? obxhead Apr 2013 #13
The lawsuits will leave nothing JNelson6563 Apr 2013 #14
This is an important article - truedelphi Apr 2013 #15
I work at a school maindawg Apr 2013 #16
Welcome to America where it's easier to go to jail than to get a good job. Initech Apr 2013 #17
This judge makes me reconsider my longstanding opposition to waterboarding Downtown Hound Apr 2013 #18
The punishment for cruelty for profit should act as a deterrent siligut Apr 2013 #19
And I hope these kids and their families file civil suits against these judges. nt raccoon Apr 2013 #21
I wouldn't want to eat food that was touched by such tainted hands BlueToTheBone Apr 2013 #22
Assholes. (no text) Quantess Apr 2013 #23
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