You'll need written permission to access the land and facilities and you may or may not need a film permit to film indoors on private property. Don't be surprised if the owner of the facility expects you to have insurance and to pay for the privilege.

>>39170

There is much more too it than that. Besides, even if I wanted to give him some money, I don't have it to give. I've been consistently giving him more than my fair share since I started living with him.

For instance, I got $1400 on my tax return. All of it was given to him, and all I saw of it was a gram of pot. He claims it was used to pay bills, rent, and other necessities. That doesn't explain how we're $3000 behind on rent.

>>39178
sounds like the easiest way for this to play out is to inform your brother kindly that you dont plan to give him anything, and if he wants to he can sue you. let the judge tell him hes a fucking tool

>>39181

>if he wants to he can sue you

He would probably just skip to breaking my jaw. That would work for me, as I would slap him with assault, and wave as the squad car hauled him off. However, I don't need any more unnecessary medical bills.

He has invested money in the car and can have that money reimbursed, unless you can prove he was being reckless and caused damage to the car. (A DUI is probably not enough)

As for the car itself, your bro is not going to get it.
Best just to pay him and not destroy your relationship.

>>39188

>Best just to pay him and not destroy your relationship.
>not destroy your relationship.

Ehhhhhh.... It's already on the way to that. Again, there is a long list of bullshit involved, here...

>tl;dr ordered a legal RC, had to go to delivery office to sign for it, bloke asked me what I was expecting? Does this mean they're onto me, or could there be another explanation?

Not in the UK, so I can't really comment in a specific nature. In the US, the Postal Service pretty much doesn't give a fuck unless you're mailing biological agents (IE, Anthrax, risin, etc...) or explosives. I've seen several pounds of medical grade cannabis move half-way across the country in mason jars inside of layered zip-lock bags.

>"Err no not sure to be honest"

This might have come off as slightly suspect, but more than likely, the postal bloke just thinks you were expecting a sleazy porno or something. Next time, just make up some guff about buying an album on eBay/Amazon.

If you're really concerned, have a mate of yours whom you trust receive potentially illegal post and have him re-mail it to you, in new packaging, with markings that would throw suspicion.

in all honesty OP the guy was probably just making conversation, and what you answered was normal enough. To be safe I'd say leave it for a week unopened and if police do happen to come knocking at your door, say you didn't open it because you were suspicious of an unexpected package

>>39190
what am I talking about, what you ordered isn't even illegal OP you're worried about nothing

On a related UK royal mail note:

>If I happened to order a syringe of psilocybin mushroom spores in the same order as an oyster mushroom grow kit from the same website, would there be any grounds for suspicion?

I'm guessing it's really not illegal so it'd be fine, but i'm asking anyways just to be safe

>>39172
refusing to take a sobriety test does make you suspect, because sober people generally don't refuse a test, refusing the test leads to your car being impounded and your license being suspended for six months. that's why refusing a test is suspect. There are lots of injustices going on every day, and sometimes it's better to pick your fights. It may not seem fair, and it's not but you really need to ask if it was worth all this trouble to fight over something so trivial. if you were sober, you should fight the ticket and ask for the judge to waive the impounding fees, pay now and ask the judge to order a reimbursement.

with that said, if you really believe you have a case talk with a lawyer, but this customer is always right attitude is something that is wrong with this country. good luck with whatever you decided to do

im not going to go through why you're an idiot. but basically "i wasnt drinking" isnt a viable defesne to a dui. when you decided to refuse questioning you made youre self a suspect. when you refused testing you made your self a criminal. he had rights to talk to you and make assessments when he pulled you over. for some reason i have a feeling that you claimed the fifth when he asked "have you been drinking tonight" just to be a dick. if you kept refusing questions he has to make assumptions, and in the case of dui they arent going to have any issue with him going on the cautious side. you have to realize and do it quickly how little tolerance LEO's have for dui.


enjoy spending your own money. when the judge asks, why didnt you just comply if you wernt drinking and you respond with some fifth amendment bull shit about cops abusing their power hes going to smirk and tell you exactly what i did, and then charge you with dui. i mean whats you're defense to the dui charges other then i wasnt drinking? the dui is done on the road side with the tests. the blood test just confirms it, or in your case confirms your a dick.

Holy shit OP, did you expect anything other than people on here mocking you for not knowing what implied consent is?

If you really were 100% sober, gj another DUI for no other reason than being an asshat.

>>39172

>Really i just want to know what i can do. I don't think a complaint to the police department will suffice. Do i simply sue them, do i file a civil suit, or what?

What you can do is pay whatever the fine is and enjoy not having your license for 6 months or however long it is in your jurisdiction for refusing to take a sobriety test.

The police did nothing wrong. I actually somewhat felt sorry for you before i read this post and found out you're actually a litigious little prick.

>Refusing a sobriety test

Heres you mistake. Driving is considered a privilege, not a right. You will be taken into custody for refusing.
Every state has a judge on call 24/7 that they can call up, get a court order, and take your blood. Its your own fault for refusing.

>Prior DUI

Yeah you probably targeted because of that. Expect it now.

>Probable cause

Any trafic violation is enough probable cause for DUI. Deal with it.

> Searching you car

The cop can to some extent. If they go over the live, how arre you going to even prove it?

Odds are it will get thrown out if your blood test does come back sober.

>>39175
Get behind 7 condoms.

>>39175
I dunno.. Post another thread about it and see what people think.

>>39179
just the phoney money, unless they seize it for evidence..

depends on the context. shouldnt they be public domain by now? that was 70 years ago right?

>>39142
Speeches by public officials are fair game. Also, anything by the Axis is because we bloweded them up, but good.

Even other allied countries wont get steamed or anythin?

>>39153
Unless you are blasting a Hitler / Gobbels rally speech at a Bar Mitzvah or something you are fine.

pretty sure this would qualify as impersonating an officer of the law

yeah that shit'd get you in trouble real fucking fast

>>39104

You'd be scary enough just driving around dude. Some teenagers did this to me once before. They followed me for like 4 turns and then I just kept turning all over the place and they still followed. I was shitting bricks. Then they just sped past me laughing and it was all good. Pretty funny actually. They must've had a fun time.

>>39162

dude that was me!

>>39104
that's a wretched thing to do OP, even if it was legal why would you want to be a dick like that?
nb because I don't like you.

I got ticket one time b/c i was a d/d in someone elses car, it didnt have a up to date tag. Long story short, i couldnt afford the 130$ ticket and they still gave me fucking probation, cost 10x more than original ticket. The worst part was it was 2 hours from my house and I had to go twice a month.

>>38742
for what it's worth, miranda, is not read for petty crimes and involves more serious crimes. Op the pills may not mean shit all-in-all and be ignored, Grafitti, some folks are brilliant artists. Painting the trains I don't like. I love the railroad.

So, whatever, but when it's crap gang style graffiti, or tagger like. Thge pills would maybe overlooked, but tagging is actually damaging property.

I would say no jail and year probation, but who knows. Keep it cool. In our state they lock up spray paint.

I am a painter buisness/home, somewhat of a crappy artist that has not touched paint in a long time, let alone colored pencils ans markers. There are many underground style groups that know the spots to safely paint, even murals on buildings. keep it simple my friend.

>>38659

>carrying drugs while committing crime
>what do u think i am up against?

hopefully you learn a lesson

Miranda is always read. Get a lawyer. None of us can help you except a lawyer.
At most you're looking at mischief and possession charges..basically probation. But you don't want a criminal record keeping you from ever being employed so get a lawyer.

>>38852

>Miranda is always read

False.

>>38852
Get a traffic ticket Miranda, petty marijuana possession Miranda, no.

Though taggers and graffiti folks can get pretty big sentences.
Here they made a law to lock up spray paint, no juvenialles and
I believe needed an ID to purchase spray paint. Things mellowed out
since.

>>39137
I won't likely go to court?

>>39138
Mandatory anal rape in the Super Max.

>>39140
Dammit.

>>39138
you will

This thread is hilarious.

Have fun in space prison, OP.