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To: AmishDude
If the kid was exploited by his parents as you speculate despite their denials, forcing his apology is a more exploitive act on the part of the judge.

Interesting point. I've never really been a fan of forced apologies anyway. An apology is only real if one means it.
117 posted on 09/01/2005 11:09:34 AM PDT by Stone Mountain
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To: Stone Mountain

It seemed to me that the judge was forcing the young boy to genuflect at his bench. I'd advise the judge to take the backhanded apology and "move on".


227 posted on 09/01/2005 1:41:38 PM PDT by AmishDude (Join the AmishDude fan club: "ROFLOL!" -- tuliptree76)
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