Pa. judges accused of jailing kids for cash

[Trab]

Now for the compensation cases.

[Guest Fritz]

From the LA Times,

and face sentences of more than seven years in prison

Assuming that the sentences turn out to be not far longer than the minimum mentioned in the article, it seems like insufficient punishment for amount of damage those judges did.

[Cole Parker]

Absolutely.

A better punishment might be to let the families of the juveniles loose with the judges for a few minutes. Especially the families who's sons have been sexually molested while in custody.

But that wouldn't be at all fair, would it?

C

[Trab]

And heaven forbid they should sell off the judges' assets and share them amongst the unfairly convicted juveniles.

[Cole Parker]

What a great idea!

C

[JamesSavik]

These corrupt judges should get 10 times the amount of time that they gave out to kids that didn't deserve it. If that means spending the rest of their lives in prison, I'm OK with that.

I would REALLY like to see them marched out and shot in public. I think that corruption in public office should be a capital offense but you can't get crooks to approve their own nooses.

[Cole Parker]

Well said, James.

C