As a child do you remember using the alibi that went something like, “It wasn't me mom, I was with Johnny. You can even call him” - the greater the actual guilt, the greater the exaggeration and earnestness in a young petitioner’s voice. So if mom doesn’t call Johnny, she only hears one side of the story and really has no grounds to believe otherwise. However, as judge, jury, prosecutor and sometimes executioner mother did not always side with the child even though the telephone call was not that often made. Frequently and rightfully, moms can be autocratic.
A One-sided Situation
A One-sided Situation
A One-sided Situation
As a child do you remember using the alibi that went something like, “It wasn't me mom, I was with Johnny. You can even call him” - the greater the actual guilt, the greater the exaggeration and earnestness in a young petitioner’s voice. So if mom doesn’t call Johnny, she only hears one side of the story and really has no grounds to believe otherwise. However, as judge, jury, prosecutor and sometimes executioner mother did not always side with the child even though the telephone call was not that often made. Frequently and rightfully, moms can be autocratic.