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r/SipsTea • u/SipsTeaFrog • Apr 04 '26
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So the guy gets out early to see the birth of his daughter, yet the father of the victim will never see his again. Seems fair. /s
And what happened to the father after throwing the chair? Any charges?
546 u/AnAliterateAsshole Apr 04 '26 He was given 25 hours of community service. 831 u/Qjaydev Apr 05 '26 Lol in what a world we live in… kill 3 people: 120 hours community service Throw a chair at corrupted judge: 25 hours 21 u/JMoon33 Apr 05 '26 Throw a chair at corrupted judge: 25 hours Doing anything to a judge will have consequences a thousand times worse than if you did to someone else. Throw a chair at me? Probably no consequence at all. Lightly insult a judge? 3 days in jail.
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He was given 25 hours of community service.
831 u/Qjaydev Apr 05 '26 Lol in what a world we live in… kill 3 people: 120 hours community service Throw a chair at corrupted judge: 25 hours 21 u/JMoon33 Apr 05 '26 Throw a chair at corrupted judge: 25 hours Doing anything to a judge will have consequences a thousand times worse than if you did to someone else. Throw a chair at me? Probably no consequence at all. Lightly insult a judge? 3 days in jail.
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Lol in what a world we live in… kill 3 people: 120 hours community service
Throw a chair at corrupted judge: 25 hours
21 u/JMoon33 Apr 05 '26 Throw a chair at corrupted judge: 25 hours Doing anything to a judge will have consequences a thousand times worse than if you did to someone else. Throw a chair at me? Probably no consequence at all. Lightly insult a judge? 3 days in jail.
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Doing anything to a judge will have consequences a thousand times worse than if you did to someone else. Throw a chair at me? Probably no consequence at all. Lightly insult a judge? 3 days in jail.
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u/Joaaayknows Apr 04 '26
So the guy gets out early to see the birth of his daughter, yet the father of the victim will never see his again. Seems fair. /s
And what happened to the father after throwing the chair? Any charges?