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Freedom of speech?	by psc	2006-11-19 12:55:59
That is wrong on so many levels.	by RetiQlum2	2005-12-19 02:56:38
Excellent comment on the status thing.	by Ravenlock	2005-12-19 03:02:30
Interesting to note that "no one has yet paid...	by Ravenlock	2005-12-19 03:04:02
and yet it's improving things?	by defdood	2005-12-19 04:29:11
I doubt it's improving things yet.	by RetiQlum2	2005-12-19 04:38:44
I think it's an effective and creative	by voxwoman	2005-12-19 04:54:32
I agree. I think it is showing the kids that	by classic_jon	2005-12-19 07:58:47
This doesn't give the children accountability.	by Ravenlock	2005-12-19 08:43:12
My whole family are teachers...trust me	by classic_jon	2005-12-19 09:34:39
I hear it all the time about how parents come in and complain because the Schools are not teaching their kid how to behave. I agree with you wholehartedly that this should start at home BUT for people to learn what is and is not accceptable there has to be consequences/accountability and that is something that has to start somewhere and if it takes something like this to make the parents wake up and tell their kids to act correctly then so be it. This also holds the parents accountable as well due to the funds and probably having to show up for the kids ticket since they are a minor. If you will aslo notice in the article they said that it specifically allowed the judge descretion in low income cases. That normally means community service or a more "traditional" punishment such as detention etc. They thought this out very well it seems. I would also feel that if they are rich kids that the judge would also have descretion to increase the fine as well...
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