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In reply to the discussion: Judge sends honor student to jail for missing school [View all]NYC_SKP
(68,644 posts)11. *** Call the Judge *** (contact information inside)
Justice of the Peace Precinct 1
Judge Lanny Moriarty
Willis Location
300 S. Danville St
Willis, TX 77378
(936) 539-7801 Office
(936) 788-8399 Fax
Montgomery Location
19380 Highway 105 West, Ste 507
Montgomery, TX 77356
(936) 788-8374 Office
(936) 788-8379 Fax
Office Hours
(Except for Official County Holidays)
Monday - Thursday
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
http://www.mctx.org/courts/justices_of_the_peace/justice_of_the_peace_pct_1/index.html
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OMG this girl's biggest problems is that she is too freaking responsible taking on everyone else's
dkf
May 2012
#3
The judge shouldn't have ALLOWED her to keep doing it on her own given her circumstances
rocktivity
May 2012
#34
the law has obligations for parents and for children and the judge couldn't have looked at the law
CreekDog
May 2012
#76
How exactly does sending a 17 year-old to jail send the message that "she can't do this on her
Puregonzo1188
May 2012
#55
The judge doesn't understand his own law --it's like sending the child to jail for child abandonment
CreekDog
May 2012
#39
I know it is but what I'm getting at is the real criminals are allowed to walk free.
Initech
May 2012
#68