I am deaf , but so far what I googled online apparently yes . It is pronounced BYOOl <| sep |> Emmeg GroKayra , Alandro Sul and Nerevar , however this may be metaphorical . <| sep |> I don ' t understand why you are having a hard time with this concept . There are many professions where being off the clock doesn ' t mean you are removed from your profession . A cop is a law enforcement officer whether or not they are in uniform and while they do not cruise a beat , they retain arresting power , carry their weapon , etc . And if involved in a crime or in the prevention of a crime they are held to a higher standard because of their profession . The president also stays the president whether or not he is in the oval office or on official business and he is expected to act like it . Judges are elected presumably for their ability to impartially interpret and apply the law and to literally judge people ' s character when deciding punishment or in some cases guilt or liability . A judge who seems to approve of a lynching and I don ' t care how much you want to pretend suggesting grabbing a rope and finding a tree doesn ' t mean lynching . He didn ' t say build a gallows and hire an anonymous executioner , he described exactly what good ole boys do when they Lynch someone isn ' t someone who is demonstrating an ability to impartially apply the law AND executing using a cruel and unusual method before a fair and speedy trial has taken place is in direct violation of the Constitution of the United States , which a judge is sworn to uphold . Tell your wife this cop killer should be killed in a harsh way to vent your frustration , but in public as an ELECTED official expressing that opinion matters A cop can lose his job for certain violations off the clock when it calls into question his ability to perform his on the clock duties , and the same goes for a judge .