Judge Finds Himself Guilty Of Texting While Driving

Judge Finds Himself Guilty Of Texting While Driving

A traffic court judge found himself in the unusual position of presiding over his own case after being charged with using a handheld device while driving. Judge Michel E. Henson described it as the “absolute first time and hopefully the only time” he had ever summoned himself to the bench. After hearing the case, he found himself guilty and imposed the maximum penalty of a $60 fine. Story URL