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16. feel free to elaborate
Sat Feb 9, 2013, 11:51 PM
Feb 2013

why you would label a common greeting "smart-assed".

Her smile when she says "adiós" is sweet and endearing. So, remember, you are impugning her apparent intention here, to be nice and friendly, relieved that the unpleasant situation is over, after looking concerned and anxious while the proceedings are going on.

Since we cannot look into the heads of others, you need to explain what you think her intention was and how you came to the conclusion that it was there. Expect to be contradicted, since I am absolutely certain, having watched the video many times, that there was nothing "smart-assed" about it.

Ms Soto was not at all treated with respect, the numskull carrying out the interrogation was extremely rude and condescending all the way, even raising his voice when reminding her to "be serious abaht it". He never took into account the age and the situation his counterpart was in, snarkily refused to let the PD intervene and finally DELIBERATELY upset an already troubled young person FOR NO GOOD REASON AT ALL simply because her farewell was spoken in the common first language of the both of them. Finally, I suspect, he violated proper procedure and we know that his decision was reversed a day or two later.

In addition, as you very well know, the judge has a history of acting inappropriately as I have already pointed out here.

I figured she was stoned and/or drunk. Archae Feb 2013 #1
The way she kept touching herself and running her Lucky Luciano Feb 2013 #2
Xanax and alcohol... Archae Feb 2013 #4
I do not condone her flipping off the judge bluestateguy Feb 2013 #3
I dont agree with what she did, However XRubicon Feb 2013 #5
I've Watched the Video Multiple Times - Soto was the Only Disrespectful Person dballance Feb 2013 #8
feel free to elaborate reorg Feb 2013 #16
yes the poor drug addled twit got yelled at dsc Feb 2013 #20
and she told him off alright reorg Feb 2013 #21
she was in contempt of court dsc Feb 2013 #22
actually, that's okay reorg Feb 2013 #23
the fact is if she had been ugly dsc Feb 2013 #25
I doubt that reorg Feb 2013 #27
Contempt of court is rarely "justified" Bake Feb 2013 #31
Oh, Please. I'm Happy to Elaborate reorg. dballance Feb 2013 #26
so why are you dodging my only question reorg Feb 2013 #29
You Just Can't Let it Go. Even When You're So Wrong dballance Feb 2013 #32
She wasn't treated disrespectfully, as far as I know. nt Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #9
Flipping off a judge, Really! Politicalboi Feb 2013 #6
I guess she learned her lesson. hobbit709 Feb 2013 #7
That's all very well reorg Feb 2013 #10
Somebody needs to free her hair. blueamy66 Feb 2013 #28
Yeah because it went viral on the internet and everyone could see what a jerk the judge was. limpyhobbler Feb 2013 #11
What? oberliner Feb 2013 #12
Not really. limpyhobbler Feb 2013 #15
OK oberliner Feb 2013 #18
.. limpyhobbler Feb 2013 #19
Well that was easy oberliner Feb 2013 #13
Sometimes an apology goes a long way... one_voice Feb 2013 #14
She did look and sound pretty loopy R B Garr Feb 2013 #17
good for her, and it looks like the judge taught her a vaulable lesson quinnox Feb 2013 #24
A great way for it to play out. n/t gulliver Feb 2013 #30
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