We all know the world can be a very unfair place, but for some people, life can be downright unjust.

I'm talking about the people sent to jail just for charging their phones, find hundreds of dollars for feeding their families, and incarcerated for sending friend requests.

That's right, some things you never even thought could be illegal can get you

slapped with a life sentence. Let's open our casebook and find out how that's possible, as we

explore some of the harshest punishments doled out for the smallest of crimes.

You're listening. You're listening. You're listening.

You're listening.

You're listening.

You're be amazed.

But there's nothing worse than when your phone starts ringing at the worst possible time.

Usually, when that happens, the embarrassment is all you have to deal with. But if you're

in the wrong place at the wrong time, the consequences could be much, much worse. On March 11,

2005, Judge Restano of Niagara Falls, New York, was presiding over arraignments when a phone

went off in his courtroom. You never want to make a judge angry and when he heard the ringtone, Restano became enraged.

He warned the court that if the owner of the phone didn't step forward, everybody present would go to jail for a week.

There were 46 criminals in court for that session and although 45 had their phone safely switched off,

Restano was willing to put all their freedoms at risk, but nobody admitted that the phone was theirs.

Furious, the judge called back the 11 defendants he had already released and carted all 46 of them off to jail.

Those who couldn't afford their bail

were then shackled bus to the county prison and placed in cells. So how did Judge Restano get

away with such an insane sentencing? Well, luckily, this time justice was served. Restano was

reported to the New York State Commission on

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