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'Abhorrent', 'Depraved A-Hole'! Judge Who DETAINED Sleeping Teen YANKED FROM BENCH | Roland Martin
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10:04Now PlayingSHAMEFUL ...
A Detroit judge who ordered a teen to be handcuffed for falling asleep in the courtroom has been temporarily removed from his docket,
36th District Court Chief Judge William McConico ordered Judge Kenneth King to attend training "to address the underlying issues that contributed to this incident."
On Tuesday, the teen was in King's courtroom during a field trip when King called her out for sleeping. The judge forced the teen to wear a green jail jumpsuit, had her put in handcuffs, and made her plead for forgiveness.
The teen's mother told local reporters her daughter was likely tired because the family has no permanent place to stay.
King has served in the 36th District Court since 2006.
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