Talk:Ingraham v. Wright

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Removal of Pseudo-legal Gibberish[edit]

I removed the following un-sourced text from the middle of reference 4:

The Supreme Court majority claimed that the Constitution's guarantee against cruel and unusual punishment does not apply to those who have committed no crime. Therefore, a murderer or other felon would be protected, but physical punishment would be allowed if the person is a child in school, or a citizen who got a parking ticket, or who got cited for some other minor infraction. The minority pointed out that there were many cases where a court had held the exact opposite.

That gibberish does not belong in the middle of a reference and it most certainly does not belong in the body of the article. AnnaBennett (talk) 14:56, 22 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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