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Isis1

Senior Member
John, what were you jailed for? How long were you jailed? What state were you jailed? And how much per day are you being charged?
 


justalayman

Senior Member
john39;2697414]I think you are wrong. There must be general conception of the legal structure or its criteria of validity.Every society with a full-blown legal system necessarily has criteria for legal validity that include provisions for making, changing and adjudicating law.
well, I don't think I am. If you believe I am, then there is no reason for me to continue with this.

You argue irrelevant points. Points that have nothing to do with this situation at all (Contract law) and totally disregard what PC is and why the courts get to do what they do based on PC alone.
 

john39

Member
well, I don't think I am. If you believe I am, then there is no reason for me to continue with this.

You argue irrelevant points. Points that have nothing to do with this situation at all (Contract law) and totally disregard what PC is and why the courts get to do what they do based on PC alone.

jastalayman

I closed it before you posted.But want to tell you this:

Bringing the "consideration",from contract law,was not to argue that "consideration"in this case exist,or existed.I brought it to show you the opposite,and the obvious,that it doesn't exist,that it is irrelevant (does not apply) in this case.There is no consideration - therefore that is not the souse of the "debt".

The same with the guilt.There is no guilt attributed,therefore,there is no guilt as a "source" for the "debt".

Then I asked ,if not those two are the source,then what is it?

Because they can (there is no law against it)?

And then I say what do you call when someone whom you owe nothing sends you a bill to pay?
That was all.
 

TheGeekess

Keeper of the Kraken
Removing your posts like that is not the thing to do. :eek: Don't expect any more help from many on this site. :rolleyes:
 

john39

Member
That is correct. If there is no law making it against the law, then it is completely legal for the Sheriff's (or any other corrections entity) to charge for the cost of incarceration.

Juvenile facilities (especially) do it all the time.

Court clerk,justalayman and other seniors

http://www.cssmvsidney.org/prisoners-pay-to-stay-program-held-responsible-for-county-debt/

http://www.financerevealed.com/2719/ohio-pay-to-stay-prison-program-miserable-failure/

Merry Christmas!
 
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