





Texas Judge Scolds Man for Wearing ‘World’s Best Farter’ T-Shirt in Courtroom
A Texas judge admonished a man who wore a T-shirt to his felony court appearance that read "World's Best Farter."

Are you his defense attorney? Perfect plea. Too Stupid to know better.The fact that the guy apparently thought his hopelessly feeble effort would elicit some sympathy says a lot about his intellect.![]()
Are you his defense attorney? Perfect plea. Too Stupid to know better.
Well it's not a Father's Day shirt and the robes make the wearer omnipotent in that setting.
A guy here showed up for some minor court appearance wearing a wife beater, jean shorts and flip flops. Judge had the sheriffs dept put him in a holding cell at 10 am and rescheduled his time for 4 pm that same day.
I went to court with my son when he got a traffic ticket and watched just what you are saying.Just another example of the lack of respect for the justice system. A court appearance is a serious thing to have happen to anyone,, for anything. Dress appropriately, be polite, and do not pizz off the judge.
Actually they do. A judge in his own court room has power over everyone there. Legally he's pretty powerful.If you don't like it you can appeal. He can have anyone in the room arrested, held, returned etc. All within limits of course. But the limits are pretty broad. I've offered to hold attorneys in contempt for appearing in my court without jacket and tie. The accused not so much. Sometimes they don't know better. But if they're not worried about impressing the judge they usually suceed!While I believe it is wise to show respect for the court, and hopefully get the best possible outcome.
They have no right to mandate any dress code. They work for us,
Actually they do. A judge in his own court room has power over everyone there. Legally he's pretty powerful.If you don't like it you can appeal. He can have anyone in the room arrested, held, returned etc. All within limits of course. But the limits are pretty broad. I've offered to hold attorneys in contempt for appearing in my court without jacket and tie. The accused not so much. Sometimes they don't know better. But if they're not worried about impressing the judge they usually suceed!While I believe it is wise to show respect for the court, and hopefully get the best possible outcome.
They have no right to mandate any dress code. They work for us,