Look, another dumb redneck from Alabama. Thanks for dragging the whole state down. Who gives a fvck what her name is? That has nothing to do with the injustice done to her or who she is.
WTF is wrong with YOU?
Look, another dumb redneck from Alabama. Thanks for dragging the whole state down. Who gives a fvck what her name is? That has nothing to do with the injustice done to her or who she is.
WTF is wrong with YOU?
She committed a 3rd Degree felony in the state of Texas, which carries a 2-10 year sentence and a $10,000 fine. They likely tagged on the extra years because it was on what the law defines as an elderly person.
So if you're a 58 year old women, its okay for a 14 year old to shovel you around? You know there have been cases of younger women doing worse -- there been cases of younger kids beating adults.
This is a one sided story... If kids acted responsible, none of this would have happen, but these days everyone's unique.. .everyone is special.. everyone can do whatever they want. I have a feeling that this Shaquanda felt like she could do anything she wanted.... I feel no pity... Be polite and respectful to your teachers!!!
Krazy4Real
Lifer
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STFU
The issue isn't that she deserves disciplinary action, it's the fact that she's getting 7 years in prison for pushing a hall monitor. No doubt she should be polite and respectful, but that is absurd.
Under Texas Law, assualt on a civil servant is a SERIOUS offense, no matter how bad the assualt was.
Now 7 years is way to much, but she would have served atleast two. You'd have to look into the judges records to see if there was any racism involved though.
I'm not sure how you got that out of my post unless you were drinking Chlorox and sniffing some industrial glue. Lay off the drugs and stupidity.
Yeah, like I said in my post, a lot of districts are pushing for mandatory minimum sentences for assaults against school employees.
Well, assualt on a public servant in Texas is a 3rd degree felony. The judge likley used the age of the victim as a mitigating factor in giving 7 years.
We dont know the full case though, we just know what the writer of the article cherry picked.
I didnt see the up to 7 years part.
She'll be out in 2, maybe less(1 year in texas jails is not a standard year, its very much truncated). That is unless she gets into trouble while there, and then she'll be serving the full length.
She'll be out in 2, maybe less(1 year in texas jails is not a standard year, its very much truncated). That is unless she gets into trouble while there, and then she'll be serving the full length.
mugs
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My last name is 6 letters and is pronounced exactly how it is spelled in English, but I still had the same issue - teachers could never pronounce it. I always had to correct them. Surprisingly, this did not cause me emotional distress and I turned out just fine. :Q
Texas State law says:
"Elderly individual" means a person 65 years of age or older.
http://tlo2.tlc.state.tx.us/statutes/do...t/htm/pe.005.00.000022.00.htm#22.04.00
Ahahaha...another mouth-breather running around insinuating that because someone speaks their mind about unpronouncable, wacky-spelled, fvcked up names they are automatically a "redneck" and a racist. Listen, I don't have to bring the whole state down...many people (like you) will do that regardless.
As far as I see it...no injustice was done to her. She was 14, totally coherent in her actions, completely acknowledging what her actions would result in, and she still CHOSE to shove someone 44 years older than her. She deserves what she gets...white or black it doesn't matter.
You are so off your rocker if you think that all I got out of this was that her name was gobbledy-******. While you find it humorous and saddening that I think black people in America sould give their kids "white" (no where in my post did I say "white" names, by the way...that's your term), I find it both humorous and saddening that kids are given jacked up names because of ignorant parents. While you personally like these neat sounding names and think it's great that black people do this to their kids all in the name of creating a culture all their own, I think it is wacky. If they want to create a culture beyond gang violence and drugs, then giving their kids fvcked up names won't do it...them working to stop gang violence, racism and the drug trade within their neighborhoods will. Personally, I don't see any of that happening because someone named their kid Quarnatiasia...you may see it happening because of that and I hope the rose-colored glasses you look through never mist up from your tears that fall as you read another humorous and creative name in the paper, but I have a sinking feeling you will be sadly mistaken down the road.
I love these boards when you speak your mind about an issue and are labeled a "redneck", "racist", or hate-monger. I'm going to have to show this thread to my wife when she gets home tonight...she happens to be black, by the way...I hope I don't come off as too racist or she might not speak to me again
Its still a third degree felony regardless of age. I didnt see the part that defined elderly. If she was 18 she'd be serving 2 years hard time, in a state pen. The OP title is very mislead, she wasnt sentenced to 7 years, but up to 7 years which is a HUGE difference. She could get out any day really. It all depends on her behavior.
While that is true, it shouldn't matter.
Probation in Texas for hitting a teacher "assault on a public servant"
halik
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Why not hang her on a tree like y'all used too? You are one sick fvck...
Aggrevated assault doesn't get you 7 years even when tried as an adult, not to mention a 14 year old kid. All you twats down south need to get you ass whooped by the north again to set your heads straight.
Im not gonna lie, there is a huge discrepency in Texas courts. That kid went through Travis County courts which are the MOST liberal in the state of Texas. I still dont see racism unless there is ample proof brought that the judge that heared and sentenced stuff differently.,
They bring up the arson case, but depending on what she was actually convicted of, that crime is either a lot more serious or a lot less serious.
Was the 2nd teenager white or black?
Edit: read it again.. wow, the teenager caused injury requiring one of the teachers to have surgery... This 2nd teenager also needs to go to jail regardless.
mugs
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That really doesn't add much except that:
1. The prosecutor sought the same punishment in the case of the arsonist. Apparently it was the judge who didn't think arson warrants the same punishment as pushing a hall monitor?
2. The prosecutor thinks the mother is a bad influence on the girl.
3. They don't agree that it is fair to compare the case of the adult who got in an accident to the kid who pushed the hall monitor, because the adult is an adult and the kid is a kid.
I'm curious about that one - why was the guy charged with negligent homicide? Neither article says, and that's an important detail.Uh instead of just looking up cases, actually read them. The kid made no contact originally with the teacher in the second case. There is a distinction between striking someone, and trying to. Contact was made after the teacher made contact. While the resulting injuries were much more serious, the teacher is partly to blame for said injuries. The law is kinda whacky.
Originally posted by: mugs
That really doesn't add much except that:
1. The prosecutor sought the same punishment in the case of the arsonist. Apparently it was the judge who didn't think arson warrants the same punishment as pushing a hall monitor?
2. The prosecutor thinks the mother is a bad influence on the girl.
3. They don't agree that it is fair to compare the case of the adult who got in an accident to the kid who pushed the hall monitor, because the adult is an adult and the kid is a kid.
Negligent homicide is anytime you are the cause of an auto accident where someone dies.
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