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Bond reduction denied for Thomas White

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Judge denies defense motion to release Thomas White on house arrest or reduced bond:

We already knew that Thomas White’s request for house arrest had been denied. Now his request for a reduction in his $250K bond has also been denied.

Judge David Mouton said that due to the seriousness of the crimes in this case, he was overruling the defense requests.

In October 2006 White brought a MAC-90 to school, fired a round into the ceiling and police say he tried pulling the trigger while the gun was pointed at Memorial Middle School’s principal but the gun jammed.

Judge Moulton said he won’t rule on a request to have White tutored while in jail until the State Supreme Court rules on it.

White’s mom seems to blame the court rather than her son for his predicament.

Norma White said she was “hoping” but not “expecting” a favorable ruling for her son but added afterward: “It is par for the course for everything he has ruled on before.”

That’s what usually happens when you allow your son to take an illegally owned firearm to school.

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7 responses to “Bond reduction denied for Thomas White”

  1. Endersdragon Avatar
    Endersdragon

    How are you so certain he tried to pull the trigger at someone. The principal doesn’t know, he only said so after his lawyer, the prosecuting lawyer, and the cops started tag teaming on him, and there is no evidence to suggest he did. Stop speculating on things you can not know anything about.

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    Endersdragon

    http://tinyurl.com/2xguay check out their briefs in this case. It is really interesting to see how little the prosecution has denied that Thomas White was tag teamed and did not say anything until he was. I am sorry, I think if you ask for your lawyer you should get one representing you, not the state. Can’t wait to hear why you think this is all irrelevant :).

    FYI the contents of that interagation go out you have very little proof he did anything but threaten (which he claimed before and he claimed after and scared little kids have a habit of lying when they think it will help them out). I have never seen a case where a defense lawyer acting the least bit competantly gives the prosecution more evidence. There was no way that could help his client out at all. This is going back to juvenile court for now, who knows what will happen after that.

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    Endersdragon

    So quoting someone who also does not have a clue about it (police weren’t there at that time) makes it alright? Please respond to my other post too, thats where I am really curious to see what you have to say.

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  4. Trench Avatar
    Trench

    I’m going to start calling you One Trick Pony. Read the sentence again…

    police say he tried pulling the trigger

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  5. Endersdragon Avatar
    Endersdragon

    Awww comeon please, I am dying to what you have to say.

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  6. Endersdragon Avatar
    Endersdragon

    Awww comeon please, I am dying to hear*** what you have to say.

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  7. Endersdragon Avatar
    Endersdragon

    You are just soooooo not fun lol.

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