If you read the statute it talks about just having open containers on the street as a rebuttalable presumption to what you just said... the public consumption of alcohol.There has been absolutely nothing said about being cited for consumption of alcohol in public. Your links are not helpful but rather can confuse a poster looking for legitimate advice.
It is not "insulting" to caution someone that is posting irrelevant links based on a guess, as Help2025 has not provided a clear and coherent answer to what exactly they were cite for.I wanted an explanation, constructive criticism. Quincy's replies seem to be baseless insults which is also against the TOS.
Funnily enough, I'm the only one Help2025 thanked!
As a note: All of what is written above ^^^ by Opensource is false.Not an attorney here.
Typically, you have to have the container in a vehicle. So walking is a defense. Also, if the container was empty then that's a defense because typically the container has to have alcohol in it. Empty alcohol bottles mean nothing. How the heck could people clean up after parties, even taking the garbage out would qualify?! …
I have duly rebutted the irrelevance.It is not "insulting" to caution someone that is posting irrelevant links based on a guess as Help2025 has not provided a clear and coherent answer to what exactly they were cite for.
And based on what Help2025 has posted, I am guessing they don't know any better and that is why they "thanked you".
It is not false based on this law:As a note: All of what is written above is false.
Your links are irrelevant. Stop.It is not false based on this law:
https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/laws/VAT/1227
Help2025 discusses open container and walking. How is this law irrelevant?Your links are irrelevant. Stop.
I asked.You do not get to order who may post to you. That is not in your control. If you don't want to see my comments, put me on "ignore".
All of what Opensource wrote above is incorrect.Not an attorney here.
Typically, you have to have the container in a vehicle. So walking is a defense. Also, if the container was empty then that's a defense because typically the container has to have alcohol in it. Empty alcohol bottles mean nothing. How the heck could people clean up after parties, even taking the garbage out would qualify?! This is ludicrous!
It's mostly an opinion and based on this statute: https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/laws/VAT/1227All of what Opensource wrote above is incorrect.
Please stop with the irrelevant statutes.It's mostly an opinion and based on this statute: https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/laws/VAT/1227
We do not have facts enough to provide advice. You tossing out links about alcohol and vehicles is the opposite of helpful. You are providing links to laws that have absolutely no relevance at all. Please stop.As it stands, Help2025 thanked me and not you two.
You can insult him as "not knowing any better" and you can state my statutes are irrelevant. But it doesn't mean you are helpful.