Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Law Texas judge who whipped daughter suspended
Posted by Max Brantley on Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 6:53 AM
The Texas Supreme Court has suspended the Aransas County family court judge, Willliam Adams, made infamous on YouTube for whipping the daylights out of his daughter with a belt and adding a profane tirade for good measure.
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Good! Must admit it's quite a surprise coming from the Texas judical system.
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If he had done this to a developmentally disabled adult, he'd be arrested and put in jail.
Why legal to assault your children?
There is a God ! This judge actually decides if parents are fit to oversee their children?
He claims his daughter had a bad motive for airing the video.....Who cares? If he did it once, how many times did it happen? What happened to hit former wife-on the video she participated too!This idiot actually claimed no wrong-doing -keep him off the bench!
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