Recent content by undergroundthry

What is the name of your state? CA So I made a deal with a person via a message board, exchanging with each other our home address. He backed out of the deal, accused me of scamming him, and is planning to post my address on the internet so that people can attack me. Is there anything I can...

What is the name of your state? San Jose, CA So my friend stole a $0.75 item from a mini food mart. It was a doughnut. What kind of penalty/ies does he face if caught? And I recently received my CalTrain ticket (after 1 month with a fine of $182.57!). So I plan to go to court, arrange a...

Yup. Invasion of privacy. And you need to work on better pranks. When you get to highschool (if you're not already in it), you'll see a lot pranks you'd never even thought about.

Man you guys are tough. But why would you be going so fast? It's not even a highway. And wouldn't the first ticket you got make it clear to you to not speed?

Maybe it's just my outlook on our generation now a days, but I think most of us are far beyond spoiled and brats. Yeah ok, you're probably thinking to yourself how stupid I am for another person your age giving a lecture through a forum, but honestly, be grateful of whatever you've got. Your...

Seniorjudge: There is more than one way to test one's body for substances. meltingplastic8: This will go on your record, and a lot more will follow, including a trial. A judge may sentence you to AA classes and possibly suspend or revoke your license.

No good sir. That is what a catether test is. A tube stuck into the uretha to drain urine from the bladder.

This may or may not help you. Take some time and browse the site for answers. http://www.childsupport.state.co.us/home/faqInterstateIndex.jsp

Were you cuffed and taken to the station? Here's what the Miranda Rights are: "The Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution states that no person shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself. Based on this right, the Supreme Court has determined that...

Oh boy. This won't really help your emancipation. I believe this is primarily your fault for posessing alcohol under the legal age.

So if you get caught speeding in Canada, but are a U.S. resident, you do not need to pay the fine?

Just out of curiosity, why not wait until 18? You have one more year to go (or maybe less) and that will probably give you some extra family support (gives you a little longer to live off your parents).

So how should I defend my case? Tell the story, then say it was a forgetful mistake and it won't happen again? Hopefully they'll let me off. Oh yes. And I will attend traffic court with in a suit and tie. :D

I'm not familiar with livejournal, but I believe, as with most blogs these days, there's a protected feature in which you can enable only you or selected people to view it. On the other hand, I don't believe she violated your privacy. Although I found a site that you could analyze...

Yes. This had me worried too, but then again, my problem isn't as severe as yours. I talked to my counselor about this, and he told me that, "If you're guilty of the crime (tried in criminal court), it will show up on your records. Now this depends on whether the college does or does not look...