‘You should die in a locked closet’: Dallas judge’s admonishment reversed

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‘You should die in a locked closet’: Dallas judge’s admonishment reversed
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The state judicial ethics commission should not have reprimanded a Dallas judge who told a man convicted of killing a child that he deserved to die locked in a closet, a special court of review appointed by the Texas Supreme Court’s chief justice decided.

Chief Justice Robert Burns III, of Dallas’ Fifth Court of Appeals, said the brutal killing of 4-year-old girl took emotional toll on him.

Texas’ Commission on Judicial Conduct publicly admonished Burns last year for comments he made to Phifer as he delivered the sentence. Burns appealed the admonishment to the state’s highest civil court.‘You should die in a locked closet’: Dallas judge admonished for comments made to a murder defendant

“Life in prison seems insufficient. Hanging a little girl in a closet is savage,” Burns said. “You should die in a locked closet just — if [Texas] had one, but they don’t have one for you, unfortunately.”

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