lazyboy97o
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Records of his actions first have to be admitted in order to mean anything in regards to sentencing.
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Man Accused of Stealing Buzzy's Clothing from Disney World Arrested
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justintheharris
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Yes but the distinguishing factor here is there’s no display of regret for his actions. At all.
MotherOfBirds
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Look at Brock Turner, convicted rapist, and tell me he felt remorse for his actions.
unmitigated disaster
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He lucked out with a judge who was all "poor Stanford (USC?) kid; he's the real victim here" though.
ImperfectPixie
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Which is why I think judges should have term limits. I've seen too many cases in which a judge made a horrible call.
I do not agree with term limits. With term limits, it's going to be more political instead of judges remaining neutral and they are supposed to be supporting the constitution. One guy in charge singles one out if you don't play his kind of ball which is totally wrong. The judge is supposed to follow the rule of law and not to be influenced.
ImperfectPixie
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Well, we need a better means of removing judges who don't do a good job. NO government job should be guaranteed "for life" or a means of gaining wealth. Not sure what this has to do with the POTUS, as there have been both good and bad judges basically forever. That's my final comment on the matter as I don't want to see yet another thread moved to the political forum.
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unmitigated disaster
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Google Archie Simonson recall. This happened in my hometown. That's what you do with bad judges.
ImperfectPixie
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I understand that...unfortunately, a lot of people aren't aware that it's possible, and I don't think the ability to recall judges is used enough.
The guy has been convicted even before the trail. Try finding an unbiased jury.
I can guarantee you that there are literally millions of people in the jurisdiction in question who don't know anything about this.
MickeyMinnieMom
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Agreed. Talk about living in a bubble... a Disney fan group that pays attention to this minutia...
Kobe!!
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So true.. it's really not that big of a situation to a lot of people if you think about it. Hell, people in Chicago are shot and killed daily and you don't see anything being done about that, do you?
ImperfectPixie
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PSSST...if you can find the carpet, I'm married to an installer.Been too quiet...
I'm looking for some new carpet at my place.. anyone got the hook up to get me the stuff GF has in their lobby? Maybe a door too?
the.dreamfinder
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I’m thankful for many things this Thanksgiving, this is one of them, @ 10:30.
After he's been restrained, the end back and forth is pretty funny...
Patrick Spikes: "Hey!"
Officer: (opens back up the door)
Patrick Spikes: "Can I call my Mom and tell her that..."
Officer: "You're an adult, correct?"
Patrick Spikes: "Yeah"
Officer: "I'm not calling your Mom"
Patrick Spikes: "Hey!"
Officer: (opens back up the door)
Patrick Spikes: "Can I call my Mom and tell her that..."
Officer: "You're an adult, correct?"
Patrick Spikes: "Yeah"
Officer: "I'm not calling your Mom"
FigmentForver96
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It’s just weird to think this guy sat at my family’s table and ate dinner with us. I didn’t like the guy and my sister def knew that but of course she didn’t see it until she saw it. His family has so much money too that he has no sense of responsibility or consequence. His mom is opening up her own medical practice in the area soon and his dad just sold a large chuck of their passed grandfathers land. The whole family is pretty rotten honestly.
The parents will probably get one of the best defense lawyers money can buy, but let's see what the jury decides after all said and done.