After a teen girl disrespects a judge in court, she is fined $10,000 dollars and then is sentenced to 30 days in prison. Watch the video here courtesy of the Today show. http://on.today.com/VIprHk
Teen sentenced to jail for ‘flipping off’ the judge
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