Indian River Circuit Judge Robert Hawley got schooled by the Fourth District Court of Appeal for putting a juvenile behind bars for five days on a contempt charge.
April 03, 2014 at 03:00 PM
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An Indian River circuit judge who lost his temper and threw a juvenile behind bars for five days has been reversed by the Fourth District Court of Appeal.
The juvenile, identified in court papers as A.W., appeared before Circuit Judge Robert Hawley for a pre-commitment physical examination.
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