4.15.2010

Sheesh From Today

The guy shows up three hours late for a misdemeanor court date in Tarrant County so the judge orders his bond revoked and taken into custody. The defendant then takes off.
Poor decision making on everyone's part.

11 comments:

Anonymous said...

WHAT! Poor dicision on the judges part, I dont think so. EXPLAIN PLEASE.

Anonymous said...

Duh!

Anonymous said...

SO Barry... You think that it was ok? I'm sure this is how you conduct business. "My client has an appointment with me at 1pm" "Its cool, if I show up and make them wait until 5pm" Your such a great attorney

Anonymous said...

Guess just let everyone get away with everything. Wait till something happens to you personally dear Barry.

Anonymous said...

You need to get rid of the dead weight on your blog list.

Anonymous said...

Need to update. He was caught at around 4:15 according to Star Telegram.

Anonymous said...

Well, the frequent flyer misdemeanor types aren't bred for brains! Don't know if this guy was a regular, but he looks like it.

Anonymous said...

Maybe he had diarrhea pants. It could happen.

Double Fake George Dunham

Anonymous said...

I have an idea, instead of jail and bonds for the less than felony crimes lets just break an ankle like the movie Misery. The severity of the break would coincide with the seeverity of the charge that way the really bad but less than felony criminals couldn't run.

Anonymous said...

So if it was somethin like Sexual Ass Salt would you break their Weenie?

Can you break a Weenie?

Anonymous said...

The only poor decision here was not respecting the rules that society has in place. It's quiet the stretch to think that a Judge made a poor decision for holding a citizen accountable for his lack of ability to take the court appearance seriously. If he was truly remorseful for his actions (speaking of the ones that led him to a court date to begin with) he would have been to his court appointment early and present for the calling of the docket. I'm still trying to understand what you mean everyones part.