Posted by Moonage on 20 Mar 2007 | Tagged as: War On Drugs
The judge was not arrested. He was given a misdemeanor citation to appear in court.
OK, anyoine wanna guess how serious Judge Korda’s going to take ENFORCING the war on drugs?
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on 18 Jun 2007 at 9:02 pm 1.JOSEPH CAPRIO said …
WELL IN HIS DEFENCE I GUESS ANY JUDGE INVOLVED IN THE ANNA NICOLE FIASCO MIGHT BE DRIVEN TO DRUGS. SERIOUSLY CAN YOU IMAGINE A SITTING JUDGE IN A PUBLIC PARK SMOKING POT. UNBELIEVABLE
on 18 Jun 2007 at 9:50 pm 2.Moonage
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Given where it occurred, it doesn’t shock me nearly as much as it occurring in say, rural Kentucky. I’ve lived in large cities, and have frequented the Bay Area more than once. The obscurity people think they have living in large masses along with the ultra-liberalness of the Bay Area lends me to think he just didn’t think anyone would notice. For the most part, no one really has.