Salon owner jailed after keeping her salon open during the shutdown.....

[EmpirE231]

I don't think the judge broke any laws, but I'm not an attorney. But the arresting officer felt she did and a judge did also, not saying the punishment fit the crime either, it was harsh.

I'm not one to give up freedoms but I do understand public and personal safety and everyone doing there part. We are all in this together if you ask me.

 

[SKIDMARC]

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Great quote! But he was referencing new technologies and government surveillance. Those were very different times.

 

[Singleton]

At some point we gotta wonder why in the fuck you would need a “license” to cut hair in the first place.. lol

There in lies the root of government over reach.

I am just happy to get a trim. My hair was out of control.
paid my stylist double normal to get it done and worth every penny!

the debate on what gets licensed vs not is a different topic and IMO, the state requires licenses on some items that should not require on and others with no license is the WTF answer.

 

[EmpirE231]

Great quote! But he was referencing new technologies and government surveillance. Those were very different times.

lol no, it has been recently used to reference "new technologies and govt surveillance". That is not the context it was used in when he said it.

regardless of times, still a very valid quote currently if you ask me.

 

[rrrr]

Go Fund Me Page.

Lots of hairdressers and barbers who've been working out of their homes are probably all kicking themselves about now...

I hope I never get this cynical. What she did took personal bravery. It's a great lesson for the rest of us, and shouldn't be denegrated.

 

[Bobby V]

omg is she a 1 %'r ? lock her back up.....damn evil, business owning Americans.........

You can’t lock her up. How is she going to feed her children is what she told the judge. Check her social media pages. She’s doing just fine.

 

[rrrr]

You can’t lock her up. How is she going to feed her children is what she told the judge. Check her social media pages. She’s doing just fine.

Perhaps you're just too dumb to realize what's posted on her social media pages has nothing to do with what has happened in her life during the past 90 days.

That's what I'm going with.

 

[NicPaus]

She might of been doing it for her employees as well. Lots of mouths to feed when you are the Boss. Not just her kids.

 

[wzuber]

Perhaps you're just too dumb to realize what's posted on her social media pages has nothing to do with what has happened in her life during the past 90 days.

That's what I'm going with.

The "shallow crub" is only concerned with his reflection in the mirror.

 

[was thatguy]

If she didn't break any law or order, why did she get arrested in the first place?

Now you’re starting to catch on.
Don’t confuse “order” with “law”....
They are most certainly NOT the same thing.
Not as it stands today at least.

 

[pronstar]

She broke the law, period. Was the judge harsh? Yeah. But I'm not going to sit and go wo is her when she is getting an obscene amount of money for breaking the law.

Judges don’t make laws.
She broke no law.

She went against an executive order that was decreed by a judge.


An executive order that both the governor and state attorney general basically nullified

She could have avoided jail time if she had bent her knee before the judge and apologized. I don’t know what kind of “laws” are in your state, but if refusing to bend a knee toward a judge is criminal, then I’d probably be a criminal as well.



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[rrrr]

Judges don’t make laws.
She broke no law.

She went against an executive order that was decreed by a judge.

An executive order that both the governor and state attorney general basically nullified.


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Just to clarify, the orders were decreed by the Dallas County Judge, an elected position in Texas that is analogous to a mayor. He is not a judge in the sense of presiding over a court.

 

[Ziggy]

I am just happy to get a trim. My hair was out of control.
paid my stylist double normal to get it done and worth every penny!

the debate on what gets licensed vs not is a different topic and IMO, the state requires licenses on some items that should not require on and others with no license is the WTF answer.

Licenses are not all logical.
As a car dealership I, for some unknown reason, was required to have and pay for a health dept license. Wtf for? I was not a food service or hair salon.

 

[Activated]

Licenses are not all logical.
As a car dealership I, for some unknown reason, was required to have and pay for a health dept license. Wtf for? I was not a food service or hair salon.

Probably all the free popcorn. Lol

 

[pronstar]

Just to clarify, the orders were decreed by the Dallas County Judge, an elected position in Texas that is analogous to a mayor. He is not a judge in the sense of presiding over a court.

True.

But he’s also not a lawmaker.

If the law doesn’t exist outside of his decree, the I don’t believe a law was broken...what do you think?

You’ve been here a lot longer than I have [emoji106]


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[boatdoc55]

I am just happy to get a trim. My hair was out of control.
paid my stylist double normal to get it done and worth every penny!

the debate on what gets licensed vs not is a different topic and IMO, the state requires licenses on some items that should not require on and others with no license is the WTF answer.

License to cut hair at between $15.00 -$40.00. No license to work on $100K-$1m boat, doesn't make sense to me.

 

[Mcob25rg]

License ( read tax ) is STRICTLY to raise revenue, and doesn’t have to be founded in logic OR reason, just passed by the elected. Think about these things the next time you have a chance to vote. If you were elected, you’re a servant, not a dictator

 

[C-2]

Most professional licensing agencies were created by professionals themselves as a way to separate professionals from quacks. In Cali, it was physicians way back in 1875.

Most licensing agencies in Cali are also "special fund" agencies. Their budget and operation expenses come from licensing fees/fines collected from the licensees, not the State.

It gets weird though when a licensing board tries to impose discipline on a licensee. The State (via the Attorney General) charges the licensing agency to prosecute the case in the administrative courts. Often, it may cost the licensing board $10,000 in "legal fees" (representation by the Attorney General) to prosecute a $1000 citation.

 

[rrrr]

True.

But he’s also not a lawmaker.

If the law doesn’t exist outside of his decree, the I don’t believe a law was broken...what do you think?

You’ve been here a lot longer than I have [emoji106]


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I don't know the extent of his executive powers, but although he may be legally able to implement orders in the event of an emergency, I seriously doubt that law gives him or the police the ability to arbitrarily fine and jail offenders.

 

[RiverDave]

WOW...Im in Riverside County , our Deputies are not violating civil rights or Hippa laws.

My BIl is a cop for the city of Montclair. They were told to write the 1000 dollar tickets

 

[Thunderhead1]

My BIl is a cop for the city of Montclair. They were told to write the 1000 dollar tickets

That's San Bernardino County... Im sure the folks over there will be just as pissed.

 

[wzuber]

My BIl is a cop for the city of Montclair. They were told to write the 1000 dollar tickets

revenue generators is what the LEO's have become in many cases. Apparently Their taking full advantage of this one.

 

[rrrr]

revenue generators is what the LEO's have become in many cases. Apparently Their taking full advantage of this one.

And I'll guarantee they are disgusted by it, along with being stripped of the ability to defend themselves. If this shit continues, in a few years who will want to be a cop? I'm not ready to be policed by Tackleberry.

 

[hallett3]

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[Looking Glass]

I have been watching and listening to this story ever since last weekend when I was driving while Glenn Beck readio show was covering this. I would lie to say that do not have an opinion, but tonight Hannity at the end of his interview with her said I'm making a Donation to you and your Cause.

 

[pronstar]

So I was listening to a lawyer on Fox, she said the jail term wasn’t actually for opening the salon.

The judge gave her a choice to bend a knee and apologize.
She refused.

So according to this lawyer, she technically was jailed for contempt.




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[nowski]

I hope I never get this cynical. What she did took personal bravery. It's a great lesson for the rest of us, and shouldn't be denegrated.

We have two barbers in my neighborhood that have been working out of their homes since their barber shops have been closed down.. I agree with them 100 percent with what there doing to support their families.

Are they criminals? To me their doing the right thing.

This hairdresser could have taken the same path and worked from home like many barbers and hairdressers have done. She stood up for her rights to feed her family and didn't back down in front of the judge and I applaud her for that. I just hope she has a Big Heart and donates some of her Go Fund me money to someone in need...

 

[WhatExit?]

So I was listening to a lawyer on Fox, she said the jail term wasn’t actually for opening the salon.

The judge gave her a choice to bend a knee and apologize.
She refused.

So according to this lawyer, she technically was jailed for contempt.

If you saw the courtroom video or heard her recording of it, he told her she must apologize for being "selfish" and when she didn't he said she was in Contempt of Court and sentenced her to jail.

It was never about breaking the law - she didn't. And it was never about breaking the order which she did. It was all about THIS JUDGE and his power play, needing to make an example of her and bow down before him in "his court" and to her credit, she did not bend or bow to him and she took his punishment.

The good news is his position is up for election this November. If there's any justice he will lose and be looking for work this year

 

[4Waters]

If you saw the courtroom video or heard her recording of it, he told her she must apologize for being "selfish" and when she didn't he said she was in Contempt of Court and sentenced her to jail.

It was never about breaking the law - she didn't. And it was never about breaking the order which she did. It was all about THIS JUDGE and his power play, needing to make an example of her and bow down before him in "his court" and to her credit, she did not bend or bow to him and she took his punishment.

The good news is his position is up for election this November. If there's any justice he will lose and be looking for work this year

If she didn't break the law then why was she in court?

Just a question, I am on her side.

 

[500bbc]

If she didn't break the law then why was she in court?

Just a question, I am on her side.

Maybe the same law as these people?

 

[Wedgy]

If she didn't break the law then why was she in court?

Just a question, I am on her side.

Absolute Power, Corrupts Absolutely.

The Chain of Command, Willing Violating the U.S. Constitution. Dallas Country DA, on Down, following and enforcing the Unconstitutional "Orders,". (Which are not LAW)... The Governor, in his Emergency Declaration, delegated SIP to local Municipalities, Hence the myriad "Lord of the Flies." LE approaches, by some corrupt individuals, who fail to follow their Oath to the Supreme Law, The U.S. Constitution. IMO

 

[DILLIGAF]

So how much is the tally up to? Good for her standing strong

 

[530RL]

Licenses are not all logical.
As a car dealership I, for some unknown reason, was required to have and pay for a health dept license. Wtf for? I was not a food service or hair salon.

The government at all levels and from both parties have been increasingly forcing we the people to get permission to practice a trade or start a business. And it keeps getting worse. Here is a good group who fights the big government bandwagon.

Litigation | Goldwater Institute

Through our Scharf-Norton Center for Constitutional Litigation, we litigate cases and file briefs to advance freedom and defend individual rights across the country.

goldwaterinstitute.org

 

[rcmike]

If she didn't break any law or order, why did she get arrested in the first place?

Because the judge is hoping she caught the virus in the jail so he could grandstand and say he was just trying to save the community from these viral haircutters, and oh by the way the donation website for the judges run for congress is.....

Judge knows they are gonna need a new idiot to replace Schiff..