Yes Sir. No. Sir. I understand, but I don't want to talk without my lawyer present.

Yeah, that's sounds accurate to democracy. I like democracy to tbh. I don't like it when it's run by the wrong person though.

>>46381
not what i read online it says you would just be sentenced for the amount of jail time they can give for the crime. even lawyers on avvo said you just sentenced up to the max amount of jail time for the crime.

>>46382
i don't understand what you're confused about. Do you think probation can be longer than the jail time they can sentence you to?

>>46372
OP here, the guy who was replying to you after my previous reply isn't me. I think I'm gonna smoke moderately as a precaution, since what you and others online say seems to be consistent, that they most likely won't drug test, plus the fact that you said she probably didn't try to trap me with that "last drug test" comment. I've read that Georgia has the highest probation cases in the country and she seems swamped with people so I'd imagine she has other people to tend to that are actually reporting. Thanks again for your replies.

One last question, how does my last days of nonreporting probation play out? Do I go back to court? Fill out some kind of paperwork? Do they send me anything in the mail? Or do I just know following the 364 day probation period I'm no longer on it. Thanks!

>>46385
I don't know exactly about what the end of probation looks like. I know you're not going to go back to court. I'd guess you'd just get an end date and try to behave till then.

>>46386
Sounds good, appreciate the clarification bro!

>>46387
yeah not only can you declare it to the IRS, you're cruising for a bruising if you don't.

It's actually not income though most likely. You probably have capital gains, which is a whole different thing.

>>46356J
Just keep on keeping on.

Just, do not look like drugs or anything. Don't worry.

Drug testing is expensive. Corporations do it for insurance reasons, but govenment jobs usally dont care or cant afford it.

>>46356
Most places do it because working under the influence might be dangerous (eg. a machinery worker or truck driver)... office desk jobs are rarely grounds for a drug test... then again i'm European...

I could also understand it if it were for the company health insurance, but then again i've worked in countries without universal healthcare and never had to submit a drug test...

>>46356
get a medical marijuana card. i went to a doctor and told them i had migraines and he said its pretty much just for employment reasons no one uses the medical marijuana bull shit in new york

i had someone throw shit at my car and they rounded it up to 4500 in damages. it was my parents car and my parents pocketed the money and only fixed the windshield which cost 300. there was absolutely no follow up or requirements. just paid the money for the damages owed and it jsut left small scratches in other spots you couldnt even see

>>46376

Word, thanks

What?

>>46345
Just trying to intepret this...

Is it legal for a shop keeper to raise the cost of his products to pay for an item for you and then sell it to someone else?

I dunno about US law, but where i'm from it would be illegal

First off, the shopkeeper would need a very good reason for raising his prices. Primarily for tax reasons, secondarily for consumer protection reasons.

Second, I can't see why a shopkeeper would help you pay for anything barring an in-store credit/loan arrangement.

Third, if you ordered an item and shopkeeper decides to sell it to someone else, it's not illegal unless there's a contract for delivery of the product at given time or date or if that particular good wasn't marked for you...

>>46366

This is what we call in my industry "hiding the cherry"

basically selling shit internally for full price to negate the losses from using an employee discount or bulking. essentially you're a "preferred customer with his hand in the cookie jar (hand on the hot cookies?)


I'm OP: I work for X company that sells large Y

Large Y costs aproximately XX,000. I can sell large Y for a profit of XX,000 my boss gets a cut, so do I.

I ask my boss "hey can I buy X large Y?"

"you can't afford large Y on your salary"

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I bet if you made this thread 2-3 more times you'll probably find the answer you're looking for

>>46257
I am a black man being a repressed by an evil justice system. I deserve freedom. I deserve reperations.

>>46256
or how long would it be if I just ran out on it and said fuck it and just went to jail down the line? I'd rather do jail then be locked away in my house, go to gay ass classes, and do probation meetings

>>46259
OP you gon be alright :)

>>46260
If the charges are serious 'enough,,' texas is pretty cozy with extradition. One woman had a joint and was extradited 'from' texas to a few states over. Over a joint.

Yea, hiding, I would say eventually you would be IDd.

If you feel have things down, a name ssn, etc to use. You will miss something. it is what it is. Unless you find pure luck. NCIC, database, can run masses of fingerprints. if one was ever arrested they would be finger printed and that goes into the database.

OK, maybe face these, a DA, judge, etc may combine charges into a fairly decent deal. If so, do not acquire any charges what-so ever. Or could face the max penalties for each charge if your PO parole revokes your probation.

Telling ya, if these are serious enough, or not even really serious, maybe just face these. Worrying about getting caught on warrants is a total strain.


Opinion, you said you have warrants? So they decided to bring up charges that did not previously exist.
If you have the means, you can go through a bail bondsman and do in Colorado they call it a walk through. Where you secure a bail/bondsman and simply post bail without being arrested. They may or likely would do the fingerprint routine, etc, but you would not be jailed, because you had posted bail,
as opposed to being arrested. (if these make sense.)

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>>46260
recognizance: assuring you will fulfill obligations by the court. Show up for court dates, no new charges, etc. House arrest. Work, to work and back home.

A court may offer 'personal recognizance' for some charges but not for others.
So one could have a PR bond for one or more charges, but still be held on others. Seen it happen before, make bail for a charge or two, happy, getting out,
yea. Then have a charge(s) somewhere else. So not getting out.

In all, if you think you can hack it, just go through the motions, make sure your attorney is on top of things, it is not fun worrying if or when you will get picked
up.

Turn yourself in, or leave the country. Otherwise you're going to have it hang over your head for something that isn't really going to take most of you're lifespan in time up. Sure nations have treaties with the USA but people lebit flea all the time.. There's so many people wanted in America that it's overbloated and if the feds aren't after you I doubt the police in India or wherever will even have the funding and resources or care to find you. America is different. The police are heavy handed and funded so they will catch you. Don't go on the run in the USA unless you're ready to die.

THEY'RE COMING

>>46260

I know this post is old as fuck, but you need to make a semi permanent decision. If you're going to leave, you need to LEAVE leave. Hawaii is still the US...you're doing it wrong. If you dont have a passport in hand, your best bet is a southern border crossing that's so high volume they dont even stop the vehicles going out. Then you either keep driving south until you reach a non extradition country like venezuela and stay there, or get a flight out to a good cluster of non extradition countries with loose visa requirements, like laos, cambodia, and Vietnam.


Nb

>>46293
just paranoid since i was drinking. thank you for the tip, nb

>>46294
However, you said it was a blur, so how do you know you didn't do anything?

>>46317
nothing happened lol. nb

>>46326
So why are you pursuingthe idea of legal action? You where drinking on the job and got fired you num nuts.

This is why we go to AL-anon, dad.

>>46205
This.
grow a pair hugh

>>46200

You are such a colossal piece of shit, not everyone who breaks the law is as far gone as you are. The high school kid smoking weed is also a criminal, so he shouldn't turn in a murderer by your retarded lack of logic. The idiot doing drugs with a hooker is not in the same league as armed robber. Society realizes there are different levels of rebellious behavior, that's why something like hiring a hooker is usually a fine. Assholes who rob other people's homes on the other hand deserve to do jail time.

>>46189

OP, maybe you will stop hanging around sleazy people and take this scare as a lesson. You really should not have snitched and taken it as an expensive lesson though. The cops probably won't do anything, but the whore might have 'friends' whose shit list you are now on. Realize that most hardened criminals are like
>>46200
and
>>46205

Do you really want to keep going that same way until nothing seems moral to you?

>I get high a week ago and message hooker basically saying let's call it a truce, can we bang because I'm too high

You goofed up man. What can I say, you goofed.

>>46209

Hardened criminals just sound like people who mitigate their own problems. Op is a slave mentality who instead cries after getting played like a fuckboy. A smart intelligent functioning member of society would find a way to exploit the scammers right back.

>>46200
OP is a bitch, the dealer you burglarized is a bitch and I get what you're saying buttttt~~~~

Consider this!

I wish the dealer shot you instead of calling the cops. You are a sack of human shit.