Danny White
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Danny White;2252083 said:
Not totally off topic, but one day I was driving down Jupiter Rd. in Garland, Texas. As a passed a cemetery, I glanced over and saw a tomb stone with my full birth name in it. Out of curiosity I parked my car to have a closer look. The man had died a mere 3 days before I was born. Yeah it spooked me... I was teenager.theebs;2252332 said:Quit being such an elitist. You know you have driven over tombstones many times. I mean I have. Everytime I go out for a drive through the local cemetary I hit lots of em.....I mean...there all over...
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Danny White;2252083 said:
Hostile;2252220 said:I was in court for an eviction one time and there was a lady who was dressed similar to that and she got found in contempt of court plus evicted.
I've seen people found in contempt for cell phones not turned off too. That happened when I was called for jury duty.
Do people honestly not get that it is a court of law?
I had to appear in Superior Court as a character witness for a friend. I wore a shirt and tie. I would never wear shorts. Not even khaki shorts. I wouldn't even wear a t-shirt. The most casual I would get is jeans and sneaker, but with a polo style shirt. No matter what the shirt would have a collar.
How stupid are you to be warned twice and not show up dressed right?
Hostile;2252220 said:I was in court for an eviction one time and there was a lady who was dressed similar to that and she got found in contempt of court plus evicted.
I've seen people found in contempt for cell phones not turned off too. That happened when I was called for jury duty.
Do people honestly not get that it is a court of law?
I had to appear in Superior Court as a character witness for a friend. I wore a shirt and tie. I would never wear shorts. Not even khaki shorts. I wouldn't even wear a t-shirt. The most casual I would get is jeans and sneaker, but with a polo style shirt. No matter what the shirt would have a collar.
How stupid are you to be warned twice and not show up dressed right?
Bob Sacamano;2252874 said:it may seem stupid that you could get convicted for something like this
but damn, some people need to show some respect, esp. in court, you're supposed to come reserved, not looking like a bum, or a hooker
ChldsPlay;2252999 said:Its hard to have respect for people who care that much about the fact that someone wears shorts. It should not be an issue, and the courts are a joke, and lose all respect from me for making a fuss over something that doesn't matter. It's not the government's role to tell someone what they can and cannot wear. If they want someone to wear something specific, then they better buy it for them.
I hate asinine BS.
taking the time to dress appropriate shows that you are taking the situation seriously
which people usually should going to court
MarionBarberThe4th;2253058 said:So a shirt w/o a collar isnt serious? Its wacky?
if it's a nice shirt, not nice T-shirt
just look presentable, that's all I'm saying
Bob Sacamano;2253002 said:taking the time to dress appropriate shows that you are taking the situation seriously
which people usually should going to court
Common sense = stuck up? Have you ever wondered why prisoners don't show up to court in their prison jumpsuits? Why they have ties and coats? There is a time and place for everything. Court is not the place for shorts, tank tops and t-shirts. Would you wear those things to a job interview at a nice office? If so, would you really expect to get the job? Well, a court of law is higher than that office.ChldsPlay;2253181 said:Why are shorts not appropriate? Says who? Some stuck up people? Shorts or pants have nothing to do with law, and which one is worn should NEVER be a consideration, let alone a mandate. Some people just don't care about clothes that much. Some people don't own really nice clothing. It's as stupid as a church expecting people to show up in a suit and tie. It's is meaningless crap and if anyone gets upset by it, they need something more meaningful in their lives because they obviously are lacking something.
MarionBarberThe4th;2253115 said:I get it, dont show up w/ a shirt saying "F.B.I - Federal Balls Inspector"
I just dont get how a collar is considered nice just b/c. There are plenty ugly shirts w/ a collar, just like there are plenty of ugly suits...just watch the draft
But you have been to court more than most, so.....
ChldsPlay;2253181 said:Why are shorts not appropriate? Says who? Some stuck up people? Shorts or pants have nothing to do with law, and which one is worn should NEVER be a consideration, let alone a mandate. Some people just don't care about clothes that much. Some people don't own really nice clothing. It's as stupid as a church expecting people to show up in a suit and tie. It's is meaningless crap and if anyone gets upset by it, they need something more meaningful in their lives because they obviously are lacking something.
Hostile;2253190 said:Common sense = stuck up? Have you ever wondered why prisoners don't show up to court in their prison jumpsuits? Why they have ties and coats? There is a time and place for everything. Court is not the place for shorts, tank tops and t-shirts. Would you wear those things to a job interview at a nice office? If so, would you really expect to get the job? Well, a court of law is higher than that office.