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Judge to release man jailed over daughter's lack of diploma
May 16, 2008 1:13 PM

HAMILTON, Ohio
A judge in southwest Ohio says he will release a man who was jailed last week for failing to make sure his daughter earned her high school equivalency diploma.



Brian Gegner of Fairfield received a 180-day sentence for contributing to the unruliness or delinquency of a minor. He had been ordered months earlier to make sure his 18-year-old daughter Brittany Gegner, who has a history of truancy, received the diploma known as GED _ something that hasn't happened yet.

Butler County Juvenile Court Judge David Niehaus said at a hearing Friday that he would let Gegner out of jail if his daughter attends a GED preparatory class and schedules the test before the next court date.

The teen has said it's not fair that her father was punished for her behavior.

Information from: WCPO-TV, http://www.wcpo.com








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