Federal prosecutors charged Ciavarella and another Luzerne County judge, Michael Conahan, with taking $2.6 million in payoffs to put juvenile offenders in privately owned lockups.They would face more than that from me if they had done this to one of my boys.
The judges pleaded guilty to fraud last month and face sentences of more than seven years in prison. [More]
This is pure evil.
[Via Ed M]
3 comments:
I wonder where in the world the parents were in these cases where the child had no attorney. A minor is not competent to refuse or waive an attorney on his or her own anyway.
I'm afraid a few years of prison is much too good for these evil people.
We will begin again to have justice when these cretins are hung from every available lamp post and tree...
I warned of just this scenario way back when prisons first became a private enterprise.
I am not surprised. I am surprised that these sonsofbitches are still alive, same goes for their paymasters.
They have no idea how lucky they are none of mine were caught up in this. However, that does not mean I am unwilling to be part of the harsh solution on behalf of others. When they have had enough.
QUOTE We will begin again to have justice when these cretins are hung from every available lamp post and tree... QUOTE
Justice will come, when we finally restore the Constitutional Republic.
Based on that news report, 7 years of prison is way too short. What they committed was kidnapping, abduction, and holding people against their will. That is a gallows-worthy crime.
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