Ass-wipe Judge Courtney Daye Gives Murderous Mom Suspended Sentence For Beating Baby To Death.

THERE IS NO OVERSTATING IT, YOU SIMPLY CANNOT MAKE THESE THINGS UP. BUT FOR WHAT IT’S WORTH WE SIMPLY HAVE TO KEEP BRINGING THESE THINGS TO THE FORE.

Fifty-three (53) year old Delreta Smith of a Clarendon Address beat her two-year-old baby to death because the child defe­cat­ed on herself.
Never mind that for all prac­ti­cal pur­pos­es that is exact­ly what most two-year-old babies do.

Nevertheless, the moth­er of 12 — two of whom were born after the grue­some death of two-year-old Sherene Smith in 2006 — was in the May Pen Hospital await­ing surgery when the judge Courtney Daye hand­ed down the sen­tence which may only be summed up as insane and an invi­ta­tion for moth­ers who may be dis­traught and or stressed to sim­ply beat their chil­dren to death.

In one of the most egre­gious instances of judi­cial mis­con­duct, the moron­ic ass­wipe of a judge sen­tenced Smith to three years in prison then spat on the baby’s grave by sus­pend­ing the sen­tence for two years.
Threee years sus­pend­ed for two years for the bru­tal and cal­lous mur­der of a two year old infant! Simply put, if she stays out of trou­ble for two years, she will not spend a sin­gle day in prison for slaugh­ter­ing her infant child.

In seek­ing to jus­ti­fy what he clear­ly knows is an inde­fen­si­ble act, he robed ass­wipe tried to explain away his actions. Daye said he took into account the fact that Smith plead­ed guilty on the first rel­e­vant date and is enti­tled to a 50 per­cent reduc­tion in her sen­tence. “There is a pub­lic out­cry against vio­lence towards chil­dren and oth­er vul­ner­a­ble per­sons, but this is not the worst case of manslaugh­ter. It is not a case of neglect or con­stant abuse,” he said. He not­ed, too, that the case had been before the courts for 12 years (11 years in the parish court) and that she has no pre­vi­ous con­vic­tions. “If her tri­al had pro­ceed­ed in a rea­son­able time and she was giv­en a cus­to­di­al sen­tence, she would have served it and be out already,” Daye reasoned.

This is part and par­cel of the pol­i­cy push of Justice Minister Delroy Chuck. A pol­i­cy which has zero to do with jus­tice and every­thing to do with appear­ances that the sys­tem is func­tion­ing properly.
If you are not out­raged as I am you are def­i­nite­ly a part of the problem.
This mon­ster of a judge fell hook line and sinker to defense lawyer Sean Kingston’s wiles when he stat­ed to the court “She is fight­ing a par­tic­u­lar ill­ness and may not have long with us”.
What the fuck does any of that have to do with the killing of this help­less, inno­cent child?
If she was that sick how could she have beat­en her kid to death and worse why is she still alive twelve[12] years after mur­der­ing the poor baby?

This is what obtains as a jus­tice sys­tem in Jamaica the crim­i­nal par­adise of the world, a place where you go to com­mit mur­der and walk away Scott free.

If you do not find this rep­re­hen­si­ble you may be among those who sup­port rip­ping away chil­dren from their par­ents because they dare to seek asy­lum. The total­i­ty of the Judge’s rea­son­ing in his own sum­ma­tion is encap­su­lat­ed in these sentences.

(1)” It is not a case of neglect or con­stant abuse”. As long as a mur­der­ous par­ent does not sys­tem­at­i­cal­ly abuse a child(as per this judge) it is real­ly not a big deal if you beat and kill your child in a one-off situation.
(2) The case had been before the courts for 12 years. What does it mat­ter how long the case has been before the courts? In many cas­es, the delays are a direct result of col­lu­sion between these very judges and defense attor­neys with a view to hav­ing the case tossed out eventually.
(3)If her tri­al had pro­ceed­ed in a rea­son­able time and she was giv­en a cus­to­di­al sen­tence, she would have served it and be out already, Really? So because of the length of time, the case lan­guished in the sys­tem the offend­er is enti­tled to a mere slap on the wrist? Is it any won­der this judge did not sim­ply toss the case? More impor­tant­ly, what he is say­ing is that if the case was decid­ed from the time it was brought she would have served prison time and would have been released already. This state­ment is telling because it reveals exact­ly how these com­mu­nists think. three years for mur­der­ing a child!

This sto­ry has been updat­ed since it was first posted.