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     Possesion of cannabis seeds

     I think he was saying he didn't intend to cultivate. To OP: According to your state's "Cannabis Control Act," possession of 2.5 grams or less of Cannabis, which according to your state's legal definition, includes the seeds is a Class C Misdemeanor. Most states do...maybe not Alaska or California.

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     • Post #3
     • Apr 18, 2005
     • Forum: Drug Charges
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     shoplifting in CA, Help!

     I would say probation if it is a first offense. You probably won't be able to leave the country while on it.

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     • Post #2
     • Apr 18, 2005
     • Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
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     Age of consent in Texas for gays?

     I looked at your states penal codes and it looks as though it is illegal for sexual intercourse between homosexuals. You are probably in the wrong state for that kind of open-mindedness. Here is the statue: § 21.01. DEFINITIONS. In this chapter: (1)...

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     • Post #4
     • Apr 18, 2005
     • Forum: Juvenile Law
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     Age of consent in Texas for gays?

     Intolerance is a plague on our society.

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     • Post #3
     • Apr 18, 2005
     • Forum: Juvenile Law
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     Can A Non-Lawyer Represent Me In NYC?

     Furthermore, you can defend you. But that's about it, other than what tigger said.

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     • Post #3
     • Apr 13, 2005
     • Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
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     no search warrant, no arrest warrants no attorney

     Three seperate searches with no warrent?...that doesn't sound right. What state are you in? I think we need more details.

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     • Post #2
     • Apr 12, 2005
     • Forum: Drug Charges
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     Shoplifting 14 YO girl

     I don't he/she was being sarcastic. If she knew it was going to happen, it would be a factor. If her story remains that she knew nothing of it and none of her three friends implicate her, then plead not guilty.

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     • Post #5
     • Apr 12, 2005
     • Forum: Juvenile Law
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     Someone please give me some insight

     I believe, technically a DA has to be ready for trial no later than six months after the arrest. So, I would expect a grand jury to return an indictment or no true bill before then. But there are legal arguments the DA can make to extend this time period if the circumstances permit.

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     • Post #2
     • Apr 12, 2005
     • Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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     Need help fast

     Your spousal privilage protects conversations you have had in confidence with your husband. The privilege belongs to the person who made the communication. You can be asked any questions that do not violate this privilage such as questions concerning acts or observations. For instance, "Did he...

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     • Post #2
     • Apr 12, 2005
     • Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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      Charged with 3 count of obtaining a rx fraudulently in GA

      Here is your penal code statutes: Art. 185. Fraud 1. Fraud i.e. obtaining another person's property or right to property by falsehood for the purpose of unlawful abstraction shall be punished by a penalty equal to from one hundred to three hundred and sixty times the daily salary or...

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      • Post #2
      • Apr 12, 2005
      • Forum: Drug Charges
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      Extortion

      Of course you can. Your lawyer is not going to call the police.

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      • Post #14
      • Apr 11, 2005
      • Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
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      Roomate Selling Drugs

      Some details are not clear in the OP: Is the guy dealing your roommate or a friend of his? Do you own this house and he is renting from you, do you jointly own it, or do you all rent from a landlord? Speculative Answer: It is not illegal to fail to report criminal activities to authorities...

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      • Post #5
      • Apr 10, 2005
      • Forum: Drug Charges
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      Double Jeopardy Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

      Double Jeopardy is being TRIED for the same crime twice, not CHARGED.

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      • Post #2
      • Apr 10, 2005
      • Forum: Sentencing / Parole / Pardons / Plea Bargains
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      my privacy rights/ drug dogs in my house

      Unless your lease has some type of clause for a roommate smoking pot, doubt it, the rent and drugs are two separate issues. Further, if this guy thinks it's going to take dogs to find some minuet iota of weed and conveys that to the police, I doubt they will be sticking their necks out to get a...

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      • Post #3
      • Apr 9, 2005
      • Forum: Drug Charges
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      I'm new so be easy on me.

      Doesn't look good. Well, I would let him rot....it doesn't sound relevant that she decieved him. He would still be twenty and she would be sixteen, probably the same offense. Further, I'm sure the judge's "harsh" sentencing was within the statutory limits. So, no 8th amendment violation. I...

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      • Post #3
      • Apr 9, 2005
      • Forum: Sentencing / Parole / Pardons / Plea Bargains
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      Intoxicated relations with intoxicated girl..Question!! Legal Advice?

      deffuse the situation Advice for you: Try to keep the situation out of the courts. They tend to favor women in these situations...and rightfully so. Try to smooth things over, but do not apologize for anything you didn’t do (i.e. don’t admit to being the aggressor if you were not). If she was...

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      • Post #4
      • Apr 8, 2005
      • Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
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      CA - Minor in Possession - Alcohol

      Mip The cell phone situation is odd. Maybe an officer on this site can explain. I believe, however, possession can include already consumed alcohol.

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      • Post #2
      • Apr 8, 2005
      • Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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      shoplifting

      shoplifiting Do you know of which statute she was in violation? It’s probably 6-3-404(a)(iii). It is perfectly legal for your daughter to give a statement without the presence of an attorney. Your defense is going to depend heavily on what your daughter has already told the authorities. If she...

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      • Post #4
      • Apr 8, 2005
      • Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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      shoplifting

      Has she been charged with anything?

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      • Post #2
      • Apr 8, 2005
      • Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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      Filming suicide illegal?

      CALIFORNIA CODES PENAL CODE SECTION 369a-402c 401. Every person who deliberately aids, or advises, or encourages another to commit suicide, is guilty of a felony. You west coasters are a strange, strange bunch. California law is probably the most unique in the country. So, I really don’t...

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      • Post #2
      • Apr 8, 2005
      • Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State