A judge in Charles County, Md., has acknowledged deflating a tire of a car parked in a restricted area near the courthouse, but he isn't apologizing. Circuit Court Judge Robert Nalley tells a local TV station that he let out the air because leaving notes for illegal parkers is not effective. The owner of the car, Jean Washington, works part time at the courthouse as part of a cleaning crew. She says she didn't know she couldn't park in the area and never received any warnings.
August 13, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A judge in Charles County, Md., has acknowledged deflating a tire of a car parked in a restricted area near the courthouse, but he isn’t apologizing.
Circuit Court Judge Robert C. Nalley tells WUSA, a local TV station, that he let out the air because leaving notes for illegal parkers is not effective.
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