I saw that article yesterday. I understand the freedom of speech but for a judge is that even ethical? Isn't that something like inciting a riot should an outbreak of some kind occur? One thing for sure, it's scary.
TIS
In most jurisdictions judges never publicly weigh in on policy matters. To maintain a proper, judicial temperament, judges, even if elected, know how to hold their tongues, and try to limit public discourse to the bench.
It sounds like most of the people in Lubbock are humored or embarrassed by the judge, so the violent revolt will have to wait.
I'm surprised Judge Head didn't address Obama's birth certificate or label him a Muslim.
Isn't that something like inciting a riot should an outbreak of some kind occur? One thing for sure, it's scary.
