I disagree.
Growing up in a PC educational system dominated by Left-wing rules of conduct, the accused has no excuse for not knowing what is appropriate dress.
from the video: “ oh he has a bunch of stuff, Oh! cruelty to animals -well that did it.” “the animals didn’t help and the t-shirt didn’t help either.”
Under the Left-wing Liberal rules, maybe she should have had him arrested again.
Consider this 14yo, who wore a NRA t-shirt and was arrested for ‘disturbing the education process’ and possible terroristic threats:
or this 16yo, who wore a political t-shirt to school and was ostracized by teachers and students:
another political t-shirt:
http://www.campaignfreedom.org/2009/11/09/political-t-shirt-controversy-in-texas-school/
Nova Scotia:
or this t-shirt:
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/video/caucasian-t-shirt-causes-controversy-144528316.html
or even this:
http://www.businessinsider.com/eff-t-shirt-causes-controvery-at-rsa-2014-3
I don’t like the idea that the only option we have is turnabout being fair play.
And I’d also like to think that a judge can behave better than the imbeciles who are running the public schools.
Of course I agree his attire was inappropriate and if the Judge had said: your attire is inappropriate, change and come back (not sure if that was possible under the circumstances, but I’m just going with it for now) that would have been OK.
But I don’t think he (or was it she?) should have indicated that he was inclined to punish the guy for something unrelated to the charges.
At the very least it’s extremely juvenile.