Another tale of our legal system awry

[Seadog]

Just read where a judge has taken a pair of children away from their mother and given them to the father and his wife. She had the children as a result of an affair with the guy. The judge made the decision because the mother 'poisoned ' the children against their father. Such a bad mother. He on the other hand, is head of a gambling/casino organization that is under investigation, has been found guiltyof bribery and illegal contributions to elect the St. Louis mayor and city commission (all Democrats) to keep his competition out. His legal team, Lawyers for Children are under investigation because they have more in salaries ($2.5M) then they do in income. Not to mention that he was cheating on his wife when he produced these children.
We need to make sure our children are raised by these upstanding types. I know his wife is thrilled to have the constant reminders of her husband's infidelity around.

[Froggystyle]

Imagine what a shitbag she must be!
J/K. Two sides to every story though.

[HighRoller]

That's not nearly as bad as the foster child case I heard yesterday. A brother and two sisters were up for adoption. The two sisters were taken by one family and the brother was about to be adopted by another family in the same city when all of the sudden he got shipped 2000 miles away to be given to a gay couple! One can only imagine the motives behind that one...

[repo man]

sounds like the judge had to decide wether to dip the kids in pig shit or dog shit

[Dave C]

A person that can hit the nail on the head with the least amount of words always "wins," IMO......therefore we have a winner... repo-man!
Originally posted by repo man
sounds like the judge had to decide wether to dip the kids in pig shit or dog shit

[Seadog]

The report is the only side I have heard, but it gave every indication that the woman had been a decent mother. But then we know that judges are honest and cannot be bribed. And that lawyers are motivated by high morale scruples and are not interested in money or power.

[sam pioske]

Judges are lawers, nuff said!