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Yeah, cuz she's such a danger to society, and
did so much bad stuff before this and
she hasn't paid enough and
she 's faking being sorry...
and she is so smug...
Yeah, give her more time!
Any of yous even spent 2 days in jail? I doubt it.
Any of yous have your mistakes pasted all over national media?
Yous ? lovely choice of the English language . Looks like someone missed the pronunciation lesson that day in school . But yes she did wrong and if she was not a celebrity she would have gotten more time . I hope she never gets another acting job . This also could adversely effect her husband ever getting another acting job . Think before you act on something .
Yeah, cuz she's such a danger to society, and
did so much bad stuff before this and
she hasn't paid enough and
she 's faking being sorry...
and she is so smug...
Yeah, give her more time!
Any of yous even spent 2 days in jail? I doubt it.
Any of yous have your mistakes pasted all over national media?
Of course she's sorry--she GOT CAUGHT! and how many days in jail have "yous" spent?
- She and hubby should put a few million $$$ into an educational foundation for scholarships for hard-working students who can't afford college tuition. It's a way of "putting your money where your mouth is" and giving back.
- She should also do talks to PTA and parent groups about how cheating for your kids takes away their ability to find out what they can do all on their own, with their own efforts.
I don't feel she deserved any prison time. She poses zero threat to anyone, and there is no reason to lock her up.
That said, some type of punishment is necessary. Otherwise, it would encourage others to commit similar crimes.
If I were the judge, I would have required her to work at a soup kitchen in the ghetto 2 days a week, 5 hours per day, for like 3 years. That's 1560 hours. Maybe give her a couple weeks off per year to make it an even 1500 hours.
. . . for using her father's address, this mother was found guilty of--
grand theft and tampering with evidence and sentenced to ten days in jail, three years of probation, and given a $70,000 fine.
“It was a nightmare,” Williams-Bolar said of her time behind bars. “I read the Bible all day every day. I was scared to be in there. I fell into a deep depression.”
Notwithstanding the FACT that the Ohio cheerleader case and the Williams-Bolar case have NADA to do with the charges against Huffman, somebody doesn't know how much it costs to educate one child.
And since YOU brought it up, Williams-Bolar deserved her original sentence, overturned because people who feel entitled like she did, cried the blues about it. Now, she considers herself an expert on....theft of services, residency fraud, enrollment fraud...you name it. And she advises OTHER parents who think city residents should be able to falsify records, get in their SUV and drop off a passel of kids at bus stops in suburban neighborhoods, in districts in which they pay no taxes.
Newsflash: Districts are cracking down on this THEFT, hiring an increasing number of Residency Officers, deployed when this is witnessed and reported by more and more ticked-off property tax-paying residents. Oh, and Williams-Bolar refers to residents notifying the districts, and districts notifying their Residency Officers, as....harassment. Yep. She learned a lot from her slap on the wrist. And now that dame schooling others on how to be just as entitled as she is.
I don't feel she deserved any prison time. She poses zero threat to anyone, and there is no reason to lock her up.
That said, some type of punishment is necessary. Otherwise, it would encourage others to commit similar crimes.
If I were the judge, I would have required her to work at a soup kitchen in the ghetto 2 days a week, 5 hours per day, for like 3 years. That's 1560 hours. Maybe give her a couple weeks off per year to make it an even 1500 hours.
Wonder how much she paid under the table for this ludicrous so-called sentence?
Whoa, you're besmirching the judge?
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