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judge accorded the young people he dealt with and the number of kids he straightened out "leave me stunned with admiration... The luckiest thing that ever happened to me was to have 7'/i years in Billy Moffett's court," Greene concluded. The former judge who died last May “had an uncanny ability to size up kids," noted Fauquier probation officer Jim Wilson. He recalled that Judge Moffett could look “pretty mean” as he favored juvenile defendants with his long stares. Wilson remembered Norman, a young man who’d been in trouble previously and was making another appearance before the bench. "Billy looked at him for a long time and said, ‘If you ever come in this court again’—and he paused for a long time. I wondered what he was going to say. There wasn’t much else to threaten him with but jail and I knew Billy didn’t want to send him there. ’If you ever come in this court again. I’m going to show you where the bear sat in the buckwheat!' Norman
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