>>39562
id figure out the spanish for can i get the number to your landlord and deal directly with that person.


other wise, hire or find someone who can translate. this can be done by an ad at your local college. or finding some dude at the gas station who speaks both.. be peaceful and knock on the door explain the problem. if they don want to pay you, or stop. then say police and legal action will be taken.

It really really depends on your prosecutor and state laws. Just a quick Google search of drug ODs in Wisconsin resulting in deaths did turn up some unfortunate results.
http://host.madison.com/news/local/crime_and_courts/madison-man-pleads-guilty-to-reckless-homicide-in-heroin-overdose/article_0ea32082-e597-11e1-bf5b-001a4bcf887a.html
http://waukesha.patch.com/groups/police-and-fire/p/waukesha-man-charged-in-tosa-womans-fatal-heroin-overdose
http://waukesha.patch.com/groups/police-and-fire/p/woman-charged-with-reckless-homicide-in-heroin-overdose-death
Now, one man delivered the dope, the other two sold it.
Your "good samaritan" laws, although very helpful if you called 911 to report the actual OD, won't help you if you weren't there.
I have personally seen cases in my city where A buys Xanax script from B, B buys heroin with A's money from C. B ODes and A and C are both charged. Our county prosecutor is a no-tolerance-to-drugs dipshit, for example, and tries to get EVERYONE.
Even giving someone a RIDE can give you those charges. It depends on the county prosecutor. Our county coroner has automatically started filling in "Overdose - Homicide" under cause of death for all heroin ODs. Now, whether or not you kill someone in a sour drug deal or they OD on your drugs in your crib, you still have to dump them in the river regardless, or at least on a street corner so you won't be involved. Not that I've had that happen personally, but it happens around here a lot. Pretty silly if it weren't so sad.
But honestly, this is fucking serious. You really shouldn't be talking about that stuff here, and you, or your friend, should get a lawyer as soon as possible and SHUT THE FUCK UP to anyone, especially cops.
tl;dr: Yes, it is likely. Investigate how far they try to prosecute in your city or county specifically. Google similar news stories in your specific city or county. If there's relevant politicians and sheriffs up for re-election, and / or a grieving mother making a scene, expect the worst...

>>39558
I did a little digging n my own before posting and didnt pull up thos stories. And boy am i glad i am bot directly involved in this cause thisbis really shocking news.

I find it so hard to believe that C cou l d be prosecuted because none of his money was used in the transaction, and they werent going to see his dealer, but Ps dealer. And P wasnt founddon't ad until nearly 12 hours after they had parted ways, and P had been known to be alive atleast y hours after that aswell. And the coroner had determined that heroin was definitely. Not the main reason of death but probwbly the 5+ mg of xanax.

This all just seems socrazy to me. One of our friends die, because he shot heroin and ate too much of his prescribed xanax, and now they want to charge C just because he gave his ride a friend... even though there was nothing negligant about his actions. If he would hqve been there, he would have called the paramedics, but he was miles away and had no idea what happened until over a day later!

>>39549

You can't bring anything in to the jail here, really. Except for medicine. Or things you sneak in.

To be honest the story behind my charge is pretty weird/dumb.

>ALLEGEDLY was going to get weed from semi-friend x with 2 friends A and B
>Get to Xs house (i am not driving) and get the weed, he wants to match
>he gets in the car, we begin smoking.
>"Do you know where I can get a gun from?" -X
>ALLEGEDLY I say yes and reveal a gun i had been carrying, unload it, hand it to him to see
>He toys around with it, must've never seen a gun before..
>Hands it back, I load it
>He asks to see it again
>3 seconds later I hear gunshot from next to me and look over and see shocked face and gun smoke

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You can buy a TV, but they make them with see-thru plastic so they don't have to take them apart to check for drugs. I have several transparent CRTs and one LCD.
It really depends on the jail, OP. You can call up and ask. The ACLU also has a lot of resources relating to this, and generally what to expect.
You'll REALLY want to wear comfortable clothes, though. Dress in layers, as blankets can be scarce.

>>39550

Was it even possible for you to legally have a handgun at 18? I'm pretty sure that there are some states that let 18 year olds buy handguns, but for most it's 21.

Anyway, I bet you'll never hand an idiot a loaded handgun ever again, lol

>What would you do if you were in jail for 3 months - 2 years?

If you get a sentence of two years, I would expect you to go to a prison, not a county jail. That would depend on where you live though and lord knows which would be preferable.

>>39548
I thought all people did in prison was eat ice cream sandwiches and play softball

People are doing the time of their lives.

>>39492
2 edgy 4 me

I'd say that you could get the dog to attack you the next time you encounter it and are reasonably secure that there's nobody around to see it.

A dog kills a cat, big deal. A dog bites a person, now it's serious. Now the dog has to be dealt with by the authorities.

But that would be punishing the dog rather than the owner, and the dog doesn't know any better. On the other hand, the dog is dangerous..

I don't know, man. If everybody's cats keep getting killed, something has got to be done. The guy can go ahead and get another dog and be as negligent towards the new one as he was to the last one, but the new dog probably won't be as bloodthirsty.

Where does he keep his dog, OP?
If it's on a chain at least report it, as that is illegal in a lot of areas, to just keep your dog on a chain in your front yard all the time.
I had a dog in the neighborhood that would attack other pets. It once got loose and only stopped chasing my sister to maul a wiener dog a man was walking.
I'm not exactly sure where the dog was when it was attacking the cat? If it's not in its yard you could probably shoot it and say it was threatening you if he keeps it without a leash in his front yard to roam free. Just threatening that their dog will be shot if you see it loose again is enough to get people to clean up their act and keep it fenced in. Would you rather go through a civil damages court for a couple hundred bucks or have your dog?
Why can't you just steal the dog and have it adopted out? I had a neighbor's beagle that was tied up, emaciated, and barking constantly. Rather than have three neighbors testify and sign their names about the dog, I helped her "run away" to a no-kill adoption shelter specializing in her breed.

>>39469
I herd diabetic sugar fucks dogs up

>>39546
Leave some out on a hotdog for the filthy animal

>>39337 Not in a motor vehicle sir.

OP here, I just found out it was possibly state land, unfortunately. And I was cuffed from behind for but they changed it after awhile. Im about to speak with a lawyer soon so well see how it goes.

something very similar has happened to me but at no point in time did the officer read me my rights.
Should i be concerned about that? i passed all of his sobriety tests and blew a 0.01 on the breathlyzer. cop must have been an asshole so he took me to the station for a blood test. i was rollin and stoned but i have my bud license. im thinking i need a lawyer.

>>39345
you're wrong. police cannot stop you for DWI on a private way, atleast in my homestate of MA. they can arrest you, but it wont hold up in court

>>39369
you've got a GREAT case. but sadly, you'll need to shell out 3000+ dollars to win it.

Kaplan's big orange book of LSATs
All three powerscore bibles
as many recent PTs as you can buy.

Courses are a good bet, but there's about a million different ones with different costs/levels of confidence in results.

Kaplan and Manhattan are probably the two best. I only did self study so I can't speak from experience on the courses though, that just seems to be the accepted view.

Well i'd start with googling the seeds/plants they wont let you take over. Then if that doesn't definitively answer, talk to the scottish embassy in your country? Hopefully someone more knowledgeable can reply

>>39533

If they are clearly labelled and in your hold luggage, you should be fine. You might also consider sending them to your future address instead.

Yes they do.

Depends on what you mean by 'suspicious activity' really.

You're a dick, learn to park.

nb because I hope someone scratches your car

>>39459
0% but you're kinda a douche

I have seen a woman reverse into a car while parking. I do not mean the side of the car, I mean the front of the car. She hit the car and everyone was watching her. After 10 minutes of reverse parking she got it in. She looked at the car she ran into to and then looked at her car. Walk off without a single fuck given.

>>39459

I did that once before, nothing came of it

http://rats-nosnitch.com/

>>39233
After reading your many posts I have come to the conclusion that you are most likely someone suffering from schizo-affective disorder brought about by drug abuse

>>39498
oh? my ip changes pretty often, i wonder what all most posts would look like.

Why was this thread on the front page for like three weeks when the last post was by me in May?
Was it getting spammed with CP or more crazy shit?

>>39537
well law is stupid slow and we do have a spam bot problem

>>39513

>while I'd love to post a essay on why consent is an issue and who is really responsible for the drunken antics of a bunch of college students, I'll pass.

You could, but your lay opinion is irrelevant anyway.

>>39514

>god it feels like shit to be treated as second class citizens in the field of law.

Do you think you should be treated like attorneys? I don't understand why you would think you shouldn't be treated as a lesser person, in a doctors office you don't see the billing specialist pissing and moaning because he/she isn't in the treatment rooms doing procedures.

>>39518
no, but you do see her bitching about getting the short end of a stick, being a paralegal is like being an itern in the fashion industry, you do your job as much as you do errands for your boss.

>>39519

>being a paralegal is like being an itern in the fashion industry, you do your job as much as you do errands for your boss.

Whatever, it's not digging ditches, and you don't need much more education then they require to do they job.

>>39512
What is the trick, then? Why is 3 not manslaughter? If I punch a guy in the face and he bites his tongue and bleeds to death on the spot, or if the tongue gets infected and he dies two weeks later, then my assault upgrades to murder/manslaughter.

If the brakes fail on my car and I kill a man in a crosswalk, I can be tried for manslaughter or negligent homocide, or whatever they call it in that jurisdiction.

>>39523
No it doesn't, find me one case in which an infected minor wound that ends up causing disease and eventually kills a victim is considered manslaughter. It's not that simple.

Yes if you beat a man half to death and they die from those injuries, ie internal bleeding or coma, then yeah, it's manslaughter, but if neglect on behalf of the victim leads to death it isn't the same thing.

It's not as clear cut as you're making it out to be and with good reason, going down the line too far with injuries is a slippery ass slope. Not only that but we're talking pube waxing and nothing in the question mentions that the waxing was done without consent.