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: Maryland Injury Lawyer BlogYouth Detention Center: Two Judges Taking Kickbacks in Pennsylvania
CNN has a story that would be very hard to believe if there was not a guilty plea. Two judges in Pennsylvania were paid $2.6 million in kickbacks to sentence juveniles to facilities for troubled teens. The judges have been disbarred and have resigned from the bench, agreeing to serve over 7 years in prison under their plea bargains.
The article offers a number of insane examples of the sentences of these judges. One 15-year-old was sent to a wilderness camp for mocking an assistant principal on her MySpace page. Incredible. I cannot imagine how all of this slipped through the cracks for as long as it did.
Full post as published by Maryland Injury Lawyer Blog on February 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
Women and the Law
Women in the Justice System (judges, attorneys)
Pennsylvania Juvenille Detention
Judges Face Class Action
Pennsylvania Employment Law
alleged violations of Pennsylvania labor laws including discrimination, harassment and overtime pay.
American Corrective Counseling Services to Pay $2.55 Million In Pennsylvania Class Action
American Corrective Counseling Services to Pay $2.55 Million In Pennsylvania Class Action
Mongoose Youth ATVs
Recalled By KYMCO Due to Loss of Speed Control
Children and Youth Services
$125,000 settlement reached in infant neglect lawsuit.
Youth Bed Toy Chests
Chests Recalled, One Infant Dead

Cashing In On The Kinder: Pennsylvania Judges Plead Guilty To Massive Corruption Charges
Pennsylvania Judges Plead Guilty in Juvenile-Center Kickback Scheme
Federal sentencing fall-out from juve sentencing corruption
Two Judges Agree to Plead Guilty to Kickback Scheme Involving Juvenile Offenders
A suspended Judge and Legal Malpractice Cases
Funny how I didn't read about this in the American news








