Court admires teacher’s caning technique
When a schoolmaster was before an English
court on an assault charge after administering six-of-the-best to his pupil,
the magistrate remarked, ‘I don’t suppose he liked it, but unless it is
something which does leave a mark it is completely useless. The marks seem to
have been well grouped on that part of the anatomy that was constructed for
that particular purpose.’
As
published in the Tulsa Tribune (Tulsa, United States), 10 May 1962.
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Another victory for common sense and very pleasing that the father had to pay the court costs too. The magistrate clearly knew what should be expected from a properly applied caning.
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