“Judge Jacqueline Schellinger hasn’t been seen in the courthouse for five months, but her rulings – particularly the quirkier ones – will not soon be forgotten.”
“It’s not every judge who will demand that a drug dealer be banned from sitting in the front seat of a car while on probation – not to mention a slew of other conditions that either make no sense or couldn’t possibly be accomplished in a 24-hour day.”
“No wonder conservative appellate judges keep sending Schellinger’s cases back to the courthouse for a second try,” it says here.
“It’s not every judge who will demand that a drug dealer be banned from sitting in the front seat of a car while on probation – not to mention a slew of other conditions that either make no sense or couldn’t possibly be accomplished in a 24-hour day.”
“No wonder conservative appellate judges keep sending Schellinger’s cases back to the courthouse for a second try,” it says here.
“Judge Jacqueline Schellinger hasn’t been seen in the courthouse for five months, but her rulings – particularly the quirkier ones – will not soon be forgotten.”
“It’s not every judge who will demand that a drug dealer be banned from sitting in the front seat of a car while on probation – not to mention a slew of other conditions that either make no sense or couldn’t possibly be accomplished in a 24-hour day.”
“No wonder conservative appellate judges keep sending Schellinger’s cases back to the courthouse for a second try,” it says here.
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