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A 9-year-old autistic boy who misbehaved at school was stuffed into a duffel bag and the drawstring pulled tight, according to his mother, who said she found him wiggling inside as a teacher's aide stood by.

The mother of fourth-grader Christopher Baker said her son called out to her when she walked up to him in the bag Dec. 14. The case has spurred an online petition calling for the firing of school employees responsible.

"A judge threw a 17-year-old 11th grade honor student from Willis High School in jail after she missed school again.

Judge Lanny Moriarty said last month Diane Tran was in his Justice of the Peace court for truancy and he warned her then to stop missing school. But she recently missed classes again so Wednesday he issued a summons and had her arrested in open court when she appeared."

I didn't know skipping class at school was considered a crime...

Mark Denicore and his wife appeared in court in Loudoun County Monday morning for allegedly failing to get their three children to school on time. According to Loudoun County Public Schools, between one and 30 minutes late is tardy. The Denicore children have been tardy at least 30 times this year alone -- almost one out of every three days, according to Wayde Byard, of the school district. It falls under the state’s truancy code. The Denicores’ trial date is March 14. The violation is a Class 3 misdemeanor.

It just doesn't get more ridiculous than this. Julie Bass of Oak Park, Michigan -- a mother of 6, law-abiding citizen, and gardener -- is facing 93 days in jail after being charged with a misdemeanor. Her crime? Planting a vegetable garden in the front yard.

Six-year-old Ryder is back with his mom at their Madeira Beach home after a traumatic night for the entire family."They locked the gate," said his mom, Dawn Gage. "I could hear him screaming my name."Ryder is autistic and his mom says he's known to have tantrums when he's taken away from normal routine.

Toledo police Sgt. Mark Fry, who resuscitated a newborn fawn back to life after its mother got hit by a car might be facing jail time and possible fines.

His wife might also face fines and jail time. They are accused of keeping the fawn at an undisclosed location while it is being nursed back to health.

That's the question surrounding the case of Jeff and Jennifer Counceller, who rescued an injured fawn and nursed it back to health at their Connersville, Ind., home. The couple now faces the possibility of jail time and fines after state officials charged them with a misdemeanor for harboring the animal.

An ingenious 12 year old boy who taught himself calculus, algebra, geometry and trigonometry in a week and is now expanding Einstein's theory of relativity, naturally, the Bureaucrats can only think about "How can we stuff him back in to the public school system". How sad, hopefully the bureaucrats will be unsuccessful in snuffing out this kids will to learn and drive to achieve through the usual clone army disciplining and conditioning that public school relies upon.

Illinois's finest have protected the citizens Quincy by serving a nine year old autistic child into a wall and then to the police station for "aggravated battery against an officer" when he tried to climb out of his "time out area."