The only one who should be in jail is Judge Rittenband

He's in good company. Elvis married Priscilla when she was 14. And Charlie Chaplin courted girls around this age bracket. None of these men I would consider paedophiles, and all I find likeable.

Hunter Biden fucked his niece, no one gives a shit about that. If you're a Democrat you can fuck kids all day long and none of them will ever see a prison cell.

She took the booze consentually, as for the drug... unknown but let's say she didn't take that voluntarily... the sex and drugs is what he should be prosecuted for, and he was, he went through the cogs of the justice system already!! It's not his fault the judge wanted to pervert the course of justice.

It's in Polanski Wanted and Desired, the factual documentary.

He's 87 and may he reach 90 and beyond.

I don't think it's "okay". He was a dog, and should be punished as such, but the Judge's mishandling of the case was illegal.

Your info is off buddy, from Wiki for you:

[As a result of the plea bargain, Polanski pleaded guilty to the charge of "unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor",[143][144] and was ordered to undergo 90 days of psychiatric evaluation at California Institution for Men at Chino.[145] Upon release from prison after 42 days, Polanski agreed to the plea bargain, his penalty to be time served along with probation. However, he learned afterward that the judge, Laurence J. Rittenband, had told some friends that he was going to disregard the plea bargain and sentence Polanski to 50 years in prison:[144][146] "I'll see this man never gets out of jail," he told Polanski's friend, screenwriter Howard E. Koch.[147] Gailey's attorney confirmed the judge changed his mind after he met the judge in his chambers:

He was going to sentence Polanski, rather than to time served, to fifty years. What the judge did was outrageous. We had agreed to a plea bargain and the judge had approved it.[147][148]

Polanski was told by his attorney that "the judge could no longer be trusted" and that the judge's representations were "worthless".[149] Polanski decided not to appear at his sentencing. He told his friend, director Dino De Laurentiis, "I've made up my mind. I'm getting out of here."[147] On 31 January 1978, the day before sentencing, Polanski left the country on a flight to London,[150][151] where he had a home. One day later, he left for France.[152][153] As a French citizen, he has been protected from extradition and has lived mostly in France since then.[154] Since he fled the United States before final sentencing, the charges are still pending.]

He got 90 days psychiatric evaluation in the State slammer, and he served 42 days because he didn't need to serve the whole 90 days for them to evaluate him. BTW, this was the SECOND evaluation he had undergone. The first determined he wasn't a sexual deviant and reccommended PROBATION and timed served. The second was used as a punishment because the judge didn't want to listen to the first reccommendation. He cannot use a psychiatric evaluation as a form a punishment. He only did it because he knew Polanski's lawyer couldn't appeal it. Voila... another example of the judge's incompetence and mislandling of the case. This second psychiatric evaluation determined the same thing as the first's, that he wasn't a sexual deviant and it reccommended PROBATION and timed served. The f'king judge lost his mind.

LOL, I guess he accepted Polanski's guilty plea. OP sounds criminally insane.

You were apparently there. Why didn't you stop him?