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2004/1/14-15 [Politics/Domestic/Gay] UID:11773 Activity:nil
1/14    How gay.
        http://www.cnn.com/2004/LAW/01/14/reckless.driver.ap/index.html
        \_ '"That's where she put him -- in a casket. That's what she did
            for him. I'd just shut my mouth if I was her," [the victim's
            mother] said.'  Me, I think we should beat her with a baseball
            bat until she has brain damage. That would send the right message.
        \_ Only 30 days in jail for killing someone and putting another one in
           coma?  What justice is that?
           \_ She will also have financial repercussions for a long time.
              Read up on DUI enforcement.
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BUTLER, Pennsylvania AP - A woman who was drunk when she killed a man in a head-on collision must carry a photograph of the teacher in his coffin as part of her five years of probation, a judge ruled. Jennifer Langston pleaded guilty in September to vehicular homicide, reckless endangerment and reckless driving. Prosecutors said Langston was drunk and talking on a cell phone in June 2002 when she crossed the center line and hit a pickup truck carrying Glenn Clark and his pregnant wife, Annette. He died, his wife remains in a coma and their son, born by Caesarean section five months after the crash, is being raised by relatives. A judge sentenced Langston to 30 days in jail, plus house arrest and probation, and ordered her to carry a picture of Glenn Clark. But when Clarks mother provided the photo of Clark in a casket, Langston, 27, objected. Her attorney said the spirit of the agreement was that the photo be of Clark when he was alive. Requiring Jennifer to carry a picture like that defeats the whole purpose if the purpose is to look and remember, said Langstons attorney, Michael Sherman. Butler County Judge George Hancher ruled Tuesday that Langston would have to carry the coffin photo. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.