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Yes going "fuck you judge" whilst on trial does tend to have that effect. Its also why contempt of court and malfeasance in public office has such harsh pantie
by walshemj 9y ago
Yes going "fuck you judge" whilst on trial does tend to have that effect.
Its also why contempt of court and malfeasance in public office has such harsh panties
- zaroth 9y agoDamn You Autocorrect.
- walshemj 9y agoGenuine ROTFL I think I will leave that typo in :_)
- eric_h 9y agoMy brain autocorrected it right back to what was intended on both the first and second readings :P
- maskedinvader 9y agoha me too, had to read a third time to see what the typo was.
- stale2002 9y agoAre judges Kings now and if we hurt their ity bity feelings, they will send men with guns to arrest us for it? This is exactly the same thing as when Kings used to kill people because they insulted their honor or something.
- danso 9y agoNo, judges are not kings. The concept of a judicial branch came as a response to monarchies in which kings and ministers were given unchecked executive and judicial powers. That doesn't mean the judicial branch can operate without having laws and standards to prevent proceedings from falling into chaos. Shkreli and lawyer were made well aware of these laws.
- Larrikin 9y agoAre people computers? It's not always perfect, but judges ideally have leeway in sentencing because the circumstances around the same crime are always different. A person that actually understands the gravity of a crime and is remorseful shouldn't get the same sentence as someone who has no respect for the law and seems willing to repeat the same crime or similar. It's actually a pretty big complaint about mandatory minimum sentencing when it is used against poor people of color.