And If She Had Crapped Her Pants...
It would have been a felony.
Discussion questions:
1. The girl who was criminally charged for peeing on herself was a special education student. What’s the point of being “special ed” if you can’t moisten your panties with impunity?
2. Is this more or less egregious than arresting a 12-year-old girl for eating a French fry in the D.C. Metro?
Pa. girl, 12, charged with disorderly conduct for wetting pants in school [AP via Drudge Report]
Ansche Hedgepeth’s French Fry [Balkinization]
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