This goes WAYYYYYYYY beyond the "huh?" stage.
This judge should be impeached immediately, even if they have to call a special session to do it.
This idiot needs to be kicked out. Then, if she has a law license, she should lose that as well.
Moron.
This judge should be impeached immediately, even if they have to call a special session to do it.
This idiot needs to be kicked out. Then, if she has a law license, she should lose that as well.
Moron.
Oregon judge orders state to bail out rape suspect
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
OREGON CITY, Ore. -- A Clackamas County judge has ordered the Oregon Department of Human Services to bail a rape suspect out of jail so he can help plan care for his junior-high age son.
Judge Deanne Darling's order, obtained by The Oregonian newspaper, directs "DHS to post bail or otherwise assist father in being freed from jail."
The order does not say why Darling believes Russell Hamblen must be let out of the county jail to participate in planning discussions. Clackamas County has a closed-circuit television system and the sheriff's office often takes inmates to court hearings without releasing them from custody.
State attorneys will ask the judge next week to reverse her decision.
Department of Human Services officials say the agency lacks the authority to post Hamblen's bail, which is set at $500,000. "It wouldn't be an appropriate use of funds even if we did," said Gene Evans, an agency spokesman.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
OREGON CITY, Ore. -- A Clackamas County judge has ordered the Oregon Department of Human Services to bail a rape suspect out of jail so he can help plan care for his junior-high age son.
Judge Deanne Darling's order, obtained by The Oregonian newspaper, directs "DHS to post bail or otherwise assist father in being freed from jail."
The order does not say why Darling believes Russell Hamblen must be let out of the county jail to participate in planning discussions. Clackamas County has a closed-circuit television system and the sheriff's office often takes inmates to court hearings without releasing them from custody.
State attorneys will ask the judge next week to reverse her decision.
Department of Human Services officials say the agency lacks the authority to post Hamblen's bail, which is set at $500,000. "It wouldn't be an appropriate use of funds even if we did," said Gene Evans, an agency spokesman.
No wonder so many people bail out on the train wreck just south of us known as "Oregon."
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