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<blockquote data-quote="Son of Butch" data-source="post: 1138538" data-attributes="member: 14585"><p>It seems to me too many cooks spoil the soup.</p><p></p><p>Last week 5th circuit court Judge Kathleen Wantanabe fined Robert Demond $200 and sentenced him to 1 year probation for endangering the welfare of a minor. Demond has no prior offenses and the age of his son was not revealed.</p><p></p><p>October 2013 Robert Demond picked up his son at school after a rule breaking incident at the school.</p><p>Demond explained that as he drove off he asked his son about the incident and the boy failed to respond. </p><p>He pulled the car over on the highway and told the boy to walk the 1 mile home and think about what he had done.</p><p>Demond told the judge that it was a common form of punishment when he was a kid and that he didn't see it as morally wrong.</p><p></p><p>The judge disagreed ruling the punishment "old fashioned and inappropriate" It is dangerous for a child to walk along side</p><p>of a road. It is a form of punishment no longer considered acceptable by the community."</p><p>The County prosecuting attorney said afterwards, "It was clear the defendant acted with the intent to teach his child a lesson</p><p>and did not act out of anger. But that the discipline was not an appropriate way for Demond to correct his son's behavior.</p><p>The office of the prosecuting attorney would not divulge any further information.</p><p></p><p>How did this all end up in court?</p><p>Several minutes after dropping the boy off, Demond circled back and became frantic when he couldn't find his son.</p><p>Turned out a neighbor saw the boy walking and returned him to school.</p><p></p><p>So what do you think is the moral of the story?</p><p>A. It takes a village to raise a child.</p><p>B. Too many cooks spoil the soup.</p><p>or</p><p>C. Other</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Son of Butch, post: 1138538, member: 14585"] It seems to me too many cooks spoil the soup. Last week 5th circuit court Judge Kathleen Wantanabe fined Robert Demond $200 and sentenced him to 1 year probation for endangering the welfare of a minor. Demond has no prior offenses and the age of his son was not revealed. October 2013 Robert Demond picked up his son at school after a rule breaking incident at the school. Demond explained that as he drove off he asked his son about the incident and the boy failed to respond. He pulled the car over on the highway and told the boy to walk the 1 mile home and think about what he had done. Demond told the judge that it was a common form of punishment when he was a kid and that he didn't see it as morally wrong. The judge disagreed ruling the punishment "old fashioned and inappropriate" It is dangerous for a child to walk along side of a road. It is a form of punishment no longer considered acceptable by the community." The County prosecuting attorney said afterwards, "It was clear the defendant acted with the intent to teach his child a lesson and did not act out of anger. But that the discipline was not an appropriate way for Demond to correct his son's behavior. The office of the prosecuting attorney would not divulge any further information. How did this all end up in court? Several minutes after dropping the boy off, Demond circled back and became frantic when he couldn't find his son. Turned out a neighbor saw the boy walking and returned him to school. So what do you think is the moral of the story? A. It takes a village to raise a child. B. Too many cooks spoil the soup. or C. Other [/QUOTE]
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