I don't know how it all works, but the same thing happened with that woman who made an outburst during jury selection. IMO, it is fair, as there were signs posted, and even told verbally the rules, and it is a court of law. It's not like he could plead not guilty, it happened on video.
It's legal, or Judge Perry wouldn't have done it.Not saying what he did was right of course. I'm just wondering in regards to our rights a citizens? It happened awfully fast.
The judge charged him, jailed him and fined him. A public defender will argue later on the defendant's behalf. The charges will wither be reduced, dropped, or stay the same.
In the Lawyer thread here, a similar situation was discussed and explained. Perhaps it might be better to ask a lawyer in the thread, or search the previous threads for the answer.
It's legal, or Judge Perry wouldn't have done it.
Fair? Well, depends on the interpretation of events, IMO.
It's legal, or Judge Perry wouldn't have done it.
Fair? Well, depends on the interpretation of events, IMO.
The only thing I can offer is that Belvin Perry Jr., is the Chief Judge. If it wasn't legal, Perry wouldn't have done it.
Not saying what he did was right of course. I'm just wondering in regards to our rights a citizens? It happened awfully fast.
I have a big problem with what I bolded. The guy is a moron, no doubt, but as a citizen this happened too fast, especially for a poor person working a crap job. Wh probably can't afford a good lawyer. He was basically helpless. I'm just wondering about the legalities. I will look for the lawyer thread, but like most things here it's probably incredibly long. So if you can offer some suggestions on what page to start on, i'd be grateful.