Posted on Mar 14, 2017
Former Md. judge sentenced for ordering electrical shock for defendant
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Judge had a defendant tased in the courtroom for talking over him. The civil rights violation was not the first time Nalley has run afoul of the law.
In August 2009, Nalley deflated the tire of a Toyota Corolla that was parked in a restricted area near the La Plata courthouse. Charles County sheriff’s deputies witnessed the incident, and one of them recorded it. The judge placed a pen or other sharp instrument into the tire’s valve to release the air. Two months later, Nalley pleaded guilty to tampering with a motor vehicle, a misdemeanor. A District Court judge ordered Nalley to pay a $500 fine and write a “heartfelt” letter of apology to the woman.
In August 2009, Nalley deflated the tire of a Toyota Corolla that was parked in a restricted area near the La Plata courthouse. Charles County sheriff’s deputies witnessed the incident, and one of them recorded it. The judge placed a pen or other sharp instrument into the tire’s valve to release the air. Two months later, Nalley pleaded guilty to tampering with a motor vehicle, a misdemeanor. A District Court judge ordered Nalley to pay a $500 fine and write a “heartfelt” letter of apology to the woman.
Former Md. judge sentenced for ordering electrical shock for defendant
Posted from washingtonpost.com
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We really need a better way of picking judges. And a simpler way of kicking them off the bench when they prove themselves unworthy
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Wow...shocking (I had to do it, I couldn't resist, it was an absolute moral imperative)....
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I read the headline first and I was thinking this was going a different direction. Sounds like this judge was an asshole.
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