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My 6 year old son and I have constant battles when I correct him for poor choices. He will do the same types of things they described in this article, interrupt
by xrd 7y ago
My 6 year old son and I have constant battles when I correct him for poor choices. He will do the same types of things they described in this article, interrupting, being rude. It's what people in a place with no other options do.
My choices are to escalate and spank or hit him. I've never done that.
He always hears what I say. In the moments of greatest conflict when I'm sure he is ignoring what I'm saying I know he hears it all, because he uses the same techniques on his sisters weeks later, verbatim.
These judges are in a position of power. What they say will be supported and enforced by the massive system all around them. These defendants might pretend to ignore it, but they will hear what is being said.
These judges want to make sure they are being paid respect, and are willing to do something barbaric to achieve that. But, worse than anything this is really stupid because they will provide an avenue for someone who might actually have committed a crime to find a way out. This is pure stupidity and arrogance on the part of the judges. They are putting their own arrogance over the due process of law.
- rolph 7y agoi have a feeling that the places where this sort of crime occurs, also have similar attitudes and detours around due process in a J.D. hogg-esque way.