U.S. judges admit to jailing children for money

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How Dickensian! Land of the Free indeed...

Its jolly nice to see that those who left the UK to escape oppression have advanced to a state about level with Victorian England.
Heres to the future! Be letting the womenfolk vote before you know it...

That is just cruel. These people lost parts of their lives that cannot be returned.

^:lmao: Well ya got me there. Here in the United States we generally favor a "lock up everybody policy". As long as you're not in prison you're doing alright though.

It said they might get a seven year sentence.

I think that on top of that, they ought to have to serve the same sentences that they corruptly gave the minors, say for every three months they gave to a teen shoplifter or grafitti artist or whatever when they should have been given a warning, they should also have to serve three months, and they should all be served consecutively, so if they sentenced a 100 minors to three months, then they should have to serve 300 months. Let the punishment fit the crime that way, take away from them and their lives and liberty what they stole from those minors.

that is digusting. people have lost big chunks of their lives.
just plain evil.

Why not fine these judges for blatant corruption as well as depriving of our children's lives instead? They owe their children their own state's children! Oh man, please! Oh my!

Let me make sure I understand this right; the two judges accepted payoffs to hand out unfair sentences to kids that came before them in court so that the kids would be incarcerated in privately owned detention centers and the detention centers get more money from the government?
The more they have imprisoned the more money (profit) they get.
I guess I shouldn't be too surprised.
In a way this is also slavery since the detention center is holding generally innocent kids against their will to gain personal profit.
I'd give the judges more than 7 years and they'd have to serve every goddamned minute of it without hope of parole.
A public hanging comes to mind, too.
Either way an example has to be made.
I can't help but wonder where else this is going on unchecked but I'm sure it is.



Always remember that government agencies and their contractors are hotbeds for corruption. That environment is a perfect breeding ground for it.
This is from inside experience.

The world is getting crazier and crazier.

Agreed --- who can keep himself sane?