Missoula Judge Dusty Deschamps, baffling comments at sentencing, baffling sentences imposed and baffling anger toward women. He is a devout Roman Catholic. Dusty and his friends grew up in Missoula. It was the mid 1950s, and their lives were grounded in the big church at the corner of West Pine and Orange streets.
Judge Deschamps sentenced a transient, homeless woman to one year with the Montana Department of Corrections. However, he ordered her to remain jailed until she can pay $500 in restitution and $240 in court costs. She's an unemployed transient. He has never sentenced a man to remain in jail until restitution or court costs have been paid. It must fall under his, 'It's women that commit this crime' angry diatribe. In another recent sentencing comments, Judge Deschamps says "It's women that commit this crime most of the time," District Judge Robert "Dusty" Deschamps III said, according to the transcripts from the January 2018 sentencing hearing included in court filings. "And they commit it big time. And it seems like once they start doing it, they just keep coming back. And she's evidence of that pattern." The Supreme Court is giving her a new trial. Even the prosecutor was appalled. About a year ago, Judge Deschamps sentenced a young woman to a lifetime of evil. See my previous post, 4/23/2019, Missoula Judge Robert L. “Dusty” Deschamps, The Use Of Religious References In Judicial Decision-Making. Another of his "It's women that commit this crime" angry diatribe. A Missoula MT man, Craig Gibson, sexually assaulted a five year old girl on numerous occasions in 2013. The Honorable Judge Robert L. "Dusty" Deschamps sentenced Craig Gibson to twenty years with the Montana Department of Corrections, with all but five years suspended. Judge Deschamps recommended Gibson be placed in the community of Missoula while he is under DOC supervision. No prison time, he just has to pay for the child's counseling. There was no "It's men that commit this crime" angry diatribe. "And they commit it big time. And it seems like once they start doing it, they just keep coming back. And he's evidence of that pattern." No, Judge Deschamps even allowed the sexual deviant to keep his facebook page up with pictures of the victim posted online. See my previous post Missoula’s Honorable Judge, Robert L. “Dusty” Deschamps and A Little Girl’s Picture Book Story.
Dusty and his friends grew up in Missoula. It was the mid 1950s, and their lives were grounded in the big church at the corner of West Pine and Orange streets. The boys were all born around 1944. By mid 1950 they were all 9-11 years old, their lives centered around St Xavier Catholic Church in Missoula Mt.
Priest's name accused of molesting boys at St Xavier Church and year served during the young lives of Dusty and his friends.
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Louis
Geis X X X X X X X X
Bernard
Harris X X X X X X
Francis
Callan X X
Peter
O'Grady X X
It is a terrible time in the history of the Catholic Church and the history of this country. Countless lives have been destroyed. The cycle of abuse has destroyed families, has destroyed the lives of collateral abuse victims. Some victims have continued to victimize and have become perpetrators. Victims of abuse have gone on to victimize in many ways. The power to victimize is manifest in many ways. Judge Robert L. “Dusty” Deschamps has been a prosecutor, a special prosecutor traveling the State of Montana, and a judge in Missoula County MT. His power to victimize is manifest in many ways. His angry diatribes “It’s women that commit this crime most of the time. And they commit it big time. And it seems like once they start doing it, they just keep coming back. And she’s evidence of that pattern.” This diatribe is not attributed to crimes committed by men, only women.
Is Judge Robert L. “Dusty” Deschamps carrying long held anger at women for not protecting him? Is Judge Robert L. “Dusty” Deschamps prosecuting, sentencing and violating the law to punish women? The power to abuse from childhood abuse is manifest in many ways. Did Judge Robert L. “Dusty” Deschamps find a way to punish women for not protecting him as a child? Is he mad at mommy for not protecting him? Ask this question before you cast your next vote to re-elect him as judge.