Understand I’m not faulting her for giving a seventeen year old another chance, but Linda Nobles was the judge of record back then.

If we could look into a person’s heart and soul and know what they would do in the future, we could release all those who would never do it again and jail those who would commit crimes ere they did the very first one. We can’t — so judges have to do the best they can for us. It would be hard, knowing some relatively innocent people may spend years in jail or some apparently good people may go on to kill others — some even do it while in prison, though.

To read this lady’s public record, go to:

http://www.escambiaclerk.com/xml/xml_search.asp?ulname=Clausell&ufname=Keia&ucasetype2=&ucase=&ucit=&ufromdate=&daterange=0&ucasetype=&uagencynbr=&uagencytype=

In fact, you can go to:

http://www.escambiaclerk.com/xml/xml_web_1a.asp

for any Escambia County, Florida records even if the folks weren’t convicted but were charged. ACLU hates that. (I would too, I imagine, if someone made up things on me and they were proven false but the record would still say I was charged.) Just fill in the last name and first name and then figure out which records apply. (Several people can have the same first and last name.)

David for flawless judges
and perfect records

Who was the Judge????????????????