Comments on: Judge admits mistake in kicking whites out of court http://rightvoices.com/2008/04/03/judge-admits-mistake-in-kicking-whites-out-of-court/ in all matter of opinion, our adversaries are insane. Sat, 20 Mar 2010 21:38:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: snowy egret http://rightvoices.com/2008/04/03/judge-admits-mistake-in-kicking-whites-out-of-court/comment-page-1/#comment-718167 snowy egret Sun, 06 Apr 2008 03:55:46 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/2008/04/03/judge-admits-mistake-in-kicking-whites-out-of-court/#comment-718167 Then the judge should be kicked off the bench he has proven his incompetence8-} Then the judge should be kicked off the bench he has proven his incompetence8-}

]]> By: Anderson Cooper Celebrity Gossip | Judge admits mistake in kicking whites out of court http://rightvoices.com/2008/04/03/judge-admits-mistake-in-kicking-whites-out-of-court/comment-page-1/#comment-717948 Anderson Cooper Celebrity Gossip | Judge admits mistake in kicking whites out of court Sat, 05 Apr 2008 15:58:33 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/2008/04/03/judge-admits-mistake-in-kicking-whites-out-of-court/#comment-717948 [...] It was a mistake, but my hats off to him for trying to make a positive difference in these kids lives: An Atlanta, Georgia, judge who ordered white lawyers out of his courtroom so he could lecture African-American defendants called that decision a "mistake"Tuesday night. "In retrospect, it was a mistake,"Judge Marvin Arrington told CNN. "Because my sheriff said to me, ‘Judge, that message should be given to everybody' " ‘Don't violate the law, make something out of yourself, go to school, f Source: Judge admits mistake in kicking whites out of court [...] [...] It was a mistake, but my hats off to him for trying to make a positive difference in these kids lives: An Atlanta, Georgia, judge who ordered white lawyers out of his courtroom so he could lecture African-American defendants called that decision a “mistake”Tuesday night. “In retrospect, it was a mistake,”Judge Marvin Arrington told CNN. “Because my sheriff said to me, ‘Judge, that message should be given to everybody’ ” ‘Don’t violate the law, make something out of yourself, go to school, f Source: Judge admits mistake in kicking whites out of court [...]

]]> By: FrmrArtyOffcr http://rightvoices.com/2008/04/03/judge-admits-mistake-in-kicking-whites-out-of-court/comment-page-1/#comment-717377 FrmrArtyOffcr Fri, 04 Apr 2008 03:59:33 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/2008/04/03/judge-admits-mistake-in-kicking-whites-out-of-court/#comment-717377 Good for him. I've been the plaintiff in a case in front of a black judge against a black defendent. He had NO compassion for someone trying to use her race as an excuse. I had to sit there through multiple hearings until my case came up. He wasn't accepting any excuses from anyone. One young man had gotten involved with a bunch of the black activists in college and literally blown a very promising future. How can anyone with a scholarship to MIT complain that they're being discriminated against? The most effective facility for dealing with juvenile offenders in the US is outside of Philly. It's called Glen Mills. I knew a few instructors there. They were tough on the kids because that was what it took to get through. They had an incredibly low recidivism rate, their athletic teams had been featured on ESPN, kids who had finished their sentences but hadn't graduated High school would often voluntarily stay on until getting their diploma, and more than a few would go on to college. All in all, not a bad thing. Good for him. I’ve been the plaintiff in a case in front of a black judge against a black defendent. He had NO compassion for someone trying to use her race as an excuse. I had to sit there through multiple hearings until my case came up. He wasn’t accepting any excuses from anyone. One young man had gotten involved with a bunch of the black activists in college and literally blown a very promising future. How can anyone with a scholarship to MIT complain that they’re being discriminated against?

The most effective facility for dealing with juvenile offenders in the US is outside of Philly. It’s called Glen Mills. I knew a few instructors there. They were tough on the kids because that was what it took to get through. They had an incredibly low recidivism rate, their athletic teams had been featured on ESPN, kids who had finished their sentences but hadn’t graduated High school would often voluntarily stay on until getting their diploma, and more than a few would go on to college. All in all, not a bad thing.

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