Maybe next time she will obey a judges order.
The DUI woman is absolutely a douche, not argument there, but I fail to see where the judge has the authority to make her delete a posting on her Facebook page because the families of the kids hurt in the accident are offended by it. The woman still has her First Amendment rights regardless of her crime and in my opinion the judge just gave the offender a reason to sue for damages. Now, this drunk woman could possibly walk away with a settlement courtesy of the local taxpayers as a result of this judge's abuse of authority. Not cool.
Here's the rub.
You do not know all the evidence that was used in order for the judge rule the way she did. You only know what you read. And from my experience most reporters, especially in this era, have a bias one way or the other and have no interest in telling the entire story unless it serves their interest.
I am willing to give the judge the benefit of the doubt for the simple reason that a precedent has been set by other courts banning people from social networking sites.
Now whether it will hold up to legal scrutiny is anyone's guess.
Fact is, an order was given by the court. That order was violated and the consequence is being arrested.
And just for the record. You do lose certain rights upon conviction, especially a felony conviction, which has been upheld by the Supreme Court i.e. the right to vote, the right to own a gun etc....