Anti nuclear activists complete their court sentences – essays for the judge
Guilty nuclear resistors write essays for judge, National Catholic Reporter, Megan Fincher | Jan. 27, 2014 Eight nuclear protesters found guilty of trespassing onto the Kansas City Plant were given an unusual sentence Dec. 13 (see story here). Instead of jail or community service, Presiding Judge Ardie Bland sentenced the defendants with homework. They were required to write one-page, single-spaced answers to six questions Bland posed on the spot.
The following are a sampling of the defendants’ answers to the six questions, which their lawyer delivered to Bland Jan. 23. The full text for each defendant can be accessed here. ……http://ncronline.org/blogs/ncr-today/guilty-nuclear-resistors-write-essays-judge
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