Reply #8: Read the story

[Xeric]

"The judge, a very outspoken Catholic, became outraged at the photos of the X-Day parody of Mel Gibson's movie The Passion of the Christ -- especially the photo where Jesus is wearing clown makeup and carrying a crucifix with a pool-noodle dollar sign on it while being beaten by a crowd of SubGenii, including a topless woman with a dildo.

His Honor also strongly disapproved of the photos of Mary Magdalen in a bondage dress and papier mache goat's head, asking repeatedly "Why a goat? What's so significant about a goat's head?" in a transparent effort to reveal the hidden Satanism Judge Punch obviously believes is behind this satirical comedy."

While I wouldn't want to get into the middle of child custody cases myself, this judge was obviously biased due to his own religious beliefs. He should have recused himself if he felt so strongly about the event this woman went to that he'd take her custody rights away merely because he was offended by the parody.