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POCATELLO, Idaho (AP) - An eastern Idaho judge who lost patience with the disruptive behavior of a defendant ordered court officials to tape the man's mouth shut with duct tape during a court hearing. The unusual move was ordered by 6th District Judge Peter D. McDermott during a probation violation hearing for Nicklas Frasure, 23.
Oh yeah they would have needed handcuffs at the Manson Trials. Speaking ot that the judge had the Chicago Seven tied to their chairs because they wouldn't sit quietly.
Oh yeah they would have needed handcuffs at the Manson Trials. Speaking ot that the judge had the Chicago Seven tied to their chairs because they wouldn't sit quietly.
Maybe I need to get arrested and figure out a way to end up in that judge's courtroom.
They needed this guy at the Manson trials. He would have had them sitting in the court room mute.
Maybe they needed him at the trial of the Chicago Seven or whatever number in 1969.
Interestingly, the judge ordered Bobby Seale gagged, when he was part of the Chicago 7 (8?) trial - and there was precedent for it. Oops - hi fatchance. Oops -hi roysoldboy!
IMHO the judge should have removed him from the court room and tried him in absentia. Then denied any possible parole.
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