moving before i start probation? View Thread Reply Hide Simon Nabbersot - Mon, 02 Jul 2018 03:35:50 EST AeyeTq7w No.46225 File: 1530516950438.jpg -(32593B / 31.83KB, 480x360) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. is there any way to move if I have a pending court case coming up and I have like a year of probation sentencing coming up?I was about to leave and then I got all that shit and I got a lawyer and shit for it and he got me that one year plea deal and I just wanna take it. the only thing is I dont wanna stop this from me moving for a year because I have shit I have to do thats really important so im trying to just move and im hoping if I change my current address to a new one in the city I want to live in then my probation will get started over there because thats my legal address right? 4 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Ebenezer Snodhall - Thu, 05 Jul 2018 23:38:58 EST 68dyYooI No.46236 Reply >Join the military.Yes pls >> Ian Chondlewater - Sun, 08 Jul 2018 18:38:56 EST AeyeTq7w No.46239 Reply >>46229its supervised probation im pretty sure. i highly doubt its unsupervised probation i mean it was a felony originally. i don't really have any paperwork i was just kinda gonna go and look for roommates and shit. my felony was reduced to a misdemeanor with my plea deal so im pretty sure im on misdemeanor probation which means i cant transfer it. i talked to my lawyer and he didn't really give me much information :/ just told me during sentence i would have to apply for it and work it out with the court and probation office which probably won't work without all that paperwork stuffim just thinking of moving to the major city here in my state and just reporting back up here for my probation and stuff. my probation is only for a year and i figure i'll be on good behavior the whole time so im hoping like 6-8 months>>46239thanks for all the info guys. i'm not sure if a transfer is possible from what i read doing research they only let you transfer long term felony probation type stuff. is getting unsupervised probation even possible? i have a pretty good lawyer but my original sentence was a felony, 6 months in jail 5 years probation and a TON of other stuff. i got my lawyer and he got it lowered to just one year probation. im like 100% sure there's no community service or anything like that i got a paper in the mail from the DA and they gave me my plea deal and sentence and it just said 1 year probation and nothing else i really dont think the judge will let me off easy i wish they would they only suck military dick for some reason. i don't really have a solid plan just a stack of cash and an income coming inwhat if i just like lived in a city a few hours away? could i tell them im still staying at my parents house and then just report to probation regularly but secretly live 7 hours away? i mean as long as im not leaving the state im not breaking any rules, right? >> Nigel Gellyked - Tue, 10 Jul 2018 11:20:01 EST YlLWyFx5 No.46240 Reply tell us about your windows OP
>> Ebenezer Snodhall - Thu, 05 Jul 2018 23:38:58 EST 68dyYooI No.46236 Reply >Join the military.Yes pls
>> Ian Chondlewater - Sun, 08 Jul 2018 18:38:56 EST AeyeTq7w No.46239 Reply >>46229its supervised probation im pretty sure. i highly doubt its unsupervised probation i mean it was a felony originally. i don't really have any paperwork i was just kinda gonna go and look for roommates and shit. my felony was reduced to a misdemeanor with my plea deal so im pretty sure im on misdemeanor probation which means i cant transfer it. i talked to my lawyer and he didn't really give me much information :/ just told me during sentence i would have to apply for it and work it out with the court and probation office which probably won't work without all that paperwork stuffim just thinking of moving to the major city here in my state and just reporting back up here for my probation and stuff. my probation is only for a year and i figure i'll be on good behavior the whole time so im hoping like 6-8 months>>46239thanks for all the info guys. i'm not sure if a transfer is possible from what i read doing research they only let you transfer long term felony probation type stuff. is getting unsupervised probation even possible? i have a pretty good lawyer but my original sentence was a felony, 6 months in jail 5 years probation and a TON of other stuff. i got my lawyer and he got it lowered to just one year probation. im like 100% sure there's no community service or anything like that i got a paper in the mail from the DA and they gave me my plea deal and sentence and it just said 1 year probation and nothing else i really dont think the judge will let me off easy i wish they would they only suck military dick for some reason. i don't really have a solid plan just a stack of cash and an income coming inwhat if i just like lived in a city a few hours away? could i tell them im still staying at my parents house and then just report to probation regularly but secretly live 7 hours away? i mean as long as im not leaving the state im not breaking any rules, right?
>> Nigel Gellyked - Tue, 10 Jul 2018 11:20:01 EST YlLWyFx5 No.46240 Reply tell us about your windows OP
Avoiding New Driver Insurance Fees View Thread Reply Hide Something Acceptable To The Powers That Be - Tue, 03 Jul 2018 15:02:42 EST dTzbrSxQ No.46231 File: 1530644562966.jpg -(30092B / 29.39KB, 320x240) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. How do insurance companies determine whether someone is a "new driver"?I'm not in any rush, I want to wait until I am over 25 to avoid the fee for having a penis under 25 anyway. Could I just get my driver's license, wait a few years, then get a car and insurance to avoid a huge new driver premium?I live in Ohio. >> Jarvis Billingstock - Wed, 04 Jul 2018 06:06:38 EST DvHL4MeX No.46232 Reply >>46231don't really know. You can get a non-owners policy. Without owning a vehicle and be covered to whatever extent with any car you are allowed to drive. Really, no reason to not get a license. Do have a zip code in a more rural area, a more wealthy area code. Usage; drive to and from work. 10 miles round trip. When searching for insurance avoid online 'best quotes.' As you may get barraged with calls, emails, by different companies. State farm associates are pretty bad. Dairly land seems ok. But that search quote will be an annoyance. If no drivers license you will need a learners permit. The cost/fee would be the same regardless. You need a learners permit to get your license. At least in most if not all states. Age means little, fees will or may be higher for youngerdrivers. But Just get a license. >> William Dallerstock - Wed, 04 Jul 2018 18:46:18 EST YlLWyFx5 No.46233 Reply i was always under the impression "new driver" was code for "stupid young kid" and was more about your age than your actual years behind the wheel. i could be wrong tho >> Augustus Goodworth - Wed, 04 Jul 2018 21:30:59 EST QB70Max4 No.46234 Reply Whatever the case, taking a driving course would definitely lower the costs all around.
>> Jarvis Billingstock - Wed, 04 Jul 2018 06:06:38 EST DvHL4MeX No.46232 Reply >>46231don't really know. You can get a non-owners policy. Without owning a vehicle and be covered to whatever extent with any car you are allowed to drive. Really, no reason to not get a license. Do have a zip code in a more rural area, a more wealthy area code. Usage; drive to and from work. 10 miles round trip. When searching for insurance avoid online 'best quotes.' As you may get barraged with calls, emails, by different companies. State farm associates are pretty bad. Dairly land seems ok. But that search quote will be an annoyance. If no drivers license you will need a learners permit. The cost/fee would be the same regardless. You need a learners permit to get your license. At least in most if not all states. Age means little, fees will or may be higher for youngerdrivers. But Just get a license.
>> William Dallerstock - Wed, 04 Jul 2018 18:46:18 EST YlLWyFx5 No.46233 Reply i was always under the impression "new driver" was code for "stupid young kid" and was more about your age than your actual years behind the wheel. i could be wrong tho
>> Augustus Goodworth - Wed, 04 Jul 2018 21:30:59 EST QB70Max4 No.46234 Reply Whatever the case, taking a driving course would definitely lower the costs all around.
Research Chems from the online gray market. View Thread Reply Hide Oliver Sivingridge - Mon, 02 Jul 2018 03:18:31 EST ZHQ1cpCc No.46224 File: 1530515911096.jpg -(28801B / 28.13KB, 500x340) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Greetings, board. Advance apologies if I'm not posting in the correct section.I'm interested in potentially purchasing a small quantity of a specific research chemical which I'm interested in from an online source. The RC in question is currently unregulated in my country. The problem is I have absolutely no experience in purchasing RCs online and I could use some opinions, particularly from those with experience.I do not want to break any laws regarding this matter. I'm not going to publicly post the exact country I currently reside in, but I suppose it's harmless to state that it's within the EU.Any information to share, any tips (which don't break any site rules) I could use? Any possible repercussions I should be aware of, even though the RC I wish to purchase is entirely unregulated? To be absolutely clear I'm not asking for a hookup or where to purchase, etc. I'm just nervous in general having no experience with this, but would very much like to experiment with a specific, unregulated research chemical which I believe after some reading could possibly be very helpful to me.Thank you for your time, and once again I apologize if this post is misplaced.
Need information View Thread Reply Hide apsavage !7pJdAZLSeo - Thu, 12 Oct 2017 13:34:13 EST kvvZkdTk No.45937 File: 1507829653529.jpg -(654749B / 639.40KB, 1152x1920) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Ok, so here's the backstory. I went to prison in 2015 for a bunch of shit (agrravated bat, 4 simple battery, 5 simple burglary, 3rd DUI) that on 4/20/15 got plead out to 3rd DUI (5 yrs, suspend 4 w/ 5 yrs probation) and Unauthorized Entry Into an Inhabited Dwelling (6 yrs suspend 5) I got out in May of 2016 with credit for time served and in June of 16 I went back for 2nd ° Battery, Battery on a PO, Simple Battery, and Simple Burglary which were dropped with the agreement that I would have my probation revoked and serve the suspended sentence. After earning good time I got out on June 12, 2017.Anyways, while I was serving time my uncle (70) and aunt (67) died within 2 months of each other (April/June of 16). They were both pos who have taken advantage of my grandmother for years to the tune of millions of dollars. Well my Aunt was doing all the will crap before she died (probably why she died, karmas a bitch greedy ass) and since I was locked up my grandmother FINALLY saw how shit her kids were an axed them and their no show families out of the will and made my sister executrix / trustee of her will and estate going forward as well as granting her power of attorney. This is all great, don't really care at the time etc.Well fast forward to July of 2017 and I am busy trying to do things for my twins, their mother, my parole officer etc and while I was aware my grandmother was selling parts of 7,000 acres she owns for years it's just recently that she has been having motor/mental problems so I didn't think much when I saw she was selling her father's old home place/farm. The problem about the land in question is that it's worth 9-11k/acre and original listing price was 300k (29 acres) at the beginning of July. She closed on that piece Tuesday for 165k. I've had SEVERAL people call me since then congratulating etc until they ask what we got for it.Supposedly a bunch of people were willing to buy it at around 8k or even 12k for parts of it. Thankfully there is still about 1,000 acres across various parts of her lil empire that going forward I will oversee but is there any legal action I could take against the realtor/buyers? My grandmother didn't even realize she was closing/selling the land til I picked up a call on a whim Tuesday morning. It just seems to me that this is a prime example of someone without full cognitive ability being taken advantage of and my sister being power of attorney paying fuck all attention.Any help appreciated. I've already went to have power of attorney removed from my sister and since the middle of last week my grandmother is living with me. Picture related I guess. It's my other uncle who died in 78 old holiday rambler that's sitting beside a hay barn on said property 1 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Eliza Criddlemudging - Fri, 13 Oct 2017 20:59:24 EST R25Uyzaw No.45941 Reply I don't understand what you need help with. You say you're already in the process of contesting power of attorney. You should read up on state law to find out exactly what that requires. Selling property below market value doesn't sound good, but it's not necessarily against your grandmother's best interests and depending on her mental capacity it might not be surprising that she didn't know anything about it. >> Eliza Criddlemudging - Fri, 13 Oct 2017 21:27:56 EST R25Uyzaw No.45942 Reply I don't understand what you need help with. You say you're already in the process of contesting power of attorney. You should read up on state law to find out exactly what that requires. Selling property below market value doesn't sound good, but it's not necessarily against your grandmother's best interests and depending on her mental capacity it might not be surprising that she didn't know anything about it. >> apsavage !7pJdAZLSeo - Tue, 17 Oct 2017 16:12:02 EST kvvZkdTk No.45945 Reply >>45942I guess I just wanted to know how reasonable it would be to bother pursuing this legally before I bother hiring a lawyer. Doesn't really matter anymore. She died.
>> Eliza Criddlemudging - Fri, 13 Oct 2017 20:59:24 EST R25Uyzaw No.45941 Reply I don't understand what you need help with. You say you're already in the process of contesting power of attorney. You should read up on state law to find out exactly what that requires. Selling property below market value doesn't sound good, but it's not necessarily against your grandmother's best interests and depending on her mental capacity it might not be surprising that she didn't know anything about it.
>> Eliza Criddlemudging - Fri, 13 Oct 2017 21:27:56 EST R25Uyzaw No.45942 Reply I don't understand what you need help with. You say you're already in the process of contesting power of attorney. You should read up on state law to find out exactly what that requires. Selling property below market value doesn't sound good, but it's not necessarily against your grandmother's best interests and depending on her mental capacity it might not be surprising that she didn't know anything about it.
>> apsavage !7pJdAZLSeo - Tue, 17 Oct 2017 16:12:02 EST kvvZkdTk No.45945 Reply >>45942I guess I just wanted to know how reasonable it would be to bother pursuing this legally before I bother hiring a lawyer. Doesn't really matter anymore. She died.
felony was reduced to misdemeanor a few questions View Thread Reply Hide Frederick Hackledale - Mon, 14 May 2018 21:23:42 EST cfYutFUh No.46199 File: 1526347422161.jpg -(32521B / 31.76KB, 300x237) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. so i had a felony dui and my plea deal was one felony dui charge 6 months in jail and 5 years in probation. i went a paid a lawyer a shit load of money and he got my plea deal reduced to one msidemeanor dui with some condition in punishment im assuming.im thinking of running out on all my charges and probation and shit what would happen if i did that after i took that plea for a misdemeanor? if i dont complete all the shit do i go back to court, get the felony, and have to be sentenced with the felony? or do they just throw me in jail for the misdemeanor charge? so my max charge would be like 1 year right? >> Matilda Fammlestat - Tue, 15 May 2018 16:13:57 EST JNNZYp2c No.46201 Reply Oh cool it's this guy again. nb. >> Martha Sonderwene - Sat, 19 May 2018 07:30:24 EST YnesMMOc No.46203 Reply Where ya running to OP? Does this mean you finally found a ride to the airport? >> Jack Bedgeman - Tue, 05 Jun 2018 18:49:07 EST E2CLany/ No.46214 Reply >>46199From my experience the first DUI if a Misdemeanor only carries jail time if you don't take some kind of deal that has a program and AA meetings. For my old DUI I only spent a night in Sheriff's station and they let me go in the morning.
>> Matilda Fammlestat - Tue, 15 May 2018 16:13:57 EST JNNZYp2c No.46201 Reply Oh cool it's this guy again. nb.
>> Martha Sonderwene - Sat, 19 May 2018 07:30:24 EST YnesMMOc No.46203 Reply Where ya running to OP? Does this mean you finally found a ride to the airport?
>> Jack Bedgeman - Tue, 05 Jun 2018 18:49:07 EST E2CLany/ No.46214 Reply >>46199From my experience the first DUI if a Misdemeanor only carries jail time if you don't take some kind of deal that has a program and AA meetings. For my old DUI I only spent a night in Sheriff's station and they let me go in the morning.
Should I take seeds in the airport or is it safer to order them? View Thread Reply Hide Should I take seeds in the airport or stealth order? - Sun, 27 May 2018 10:40:42 EST 3vXD69Wp No.46207 File: 1527432042574.png -(141189B / 137.88KB, 379x311) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I was thinking of taking cannabis seeds to Brazil to grow for myself. Taking the seeds from Chile. But i was wanting to know if it's actually worth it or not. It's prohibited in Brazil. Should I just order them from a Company seed for it to arrive in mail? >> Shitting Dartfield - Tue, 05 Jun 2018 11:42:03 EST y/jRT8ki No.46212 Reply Taking them yourself makes more sense.Just put them in some trail mix.
>> Shitting Dartfield - Tue, 05 Jun 2018 11:42:03 EST y/jRT8ki No.46212 Reply Taking them yourself makes more sense.Just put them in some trail mix.
Interstate cannabis trade View Thread Reply Hide Hannah Nomblemetch - Thu, 03 May 2018 14:52:36 EST UILAsg9S No.46193 File: 1525373556521.jpg -(77910B / 76.08KB, 960x482) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I live in California and wish to send a few nugs to some friends in medical states on the other side of the continent. What’s the legal way to do it, if any? >> Barnaby Bleblingnon - Fri, 04 May 2018 16:14:08 EST 7+bAkpmb No.46194 Reply >>46193It isn’t possible to do so legally. >> William Porringshaw - Sat, 05 May 2018 14:18:14 EST ZHmJXZvG No.46195 Reply >>46194What about a nearly-guaranteed illegal method? 1st class usps? FedEx? I don’t wanna have to drive it (but I’m gonna /vroom/ it in a couple years anyway) >> Hedda Dripperdale - Sun, 06 May 2018 21:48:09 EST 7+bAkpmb No.46196 Reply >>46195First class USPS is your best bet. Double vac seal, wipe everything down with isopropyl alcohol. Use a decoy. And you’ll probably not get caught. But you’re playing a very serious game here.
>> Barnaby Bleblingnon - Fri, 04 May 2018 16:14:08 EST 7+bAkpmb No.46194 Reply >>46193It isn’t possible to do so legally.
>> William Porringshaw - Sat, 05 May 2018 14:18:14 EST ZHmJXZvG No.46195 Reply >>46194What about a nearly-guaranteed illegal method? 1st class usps? FedEx? I don’t wanna have to drive it (but I’m gonna /vroom/ it in a couple years anyway)
>> Hedda Dripperdale - Sun, 06 May 2018 21:48:09 EST 7+bAkpmb No.46196 Reply >>46195First class USPS is your best bet. Double vac seal, wipe everything down with isopropyl alcohol. Use a decoy. And you’ll probably not get caught. But you’re playing a very serious game here.
What the fuck is my lawyer doing? View Thread Reply Hide Oliver Wepperbury - Fri, 16 Feb 2018 13:58:11 EST q2JFoE3m No.46107 File: 1518807491327.jpg -(160512B / 156.75KB, 1440x1080) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. My parents died about 7 years ago now, while I was still a teenager. My brother and I were supposed to inherit everything, but our aunt went insane and tried to steal all of our shit. She was working with other people ("family friends") and they stole a lot of physical possessions. Then she tried to alter the will and sell off our parents' land and other things. Then she died too (left us nothing, but that is besides the point). We tried to claim the land and a house, but because of our aunt's meddling these things got tied up in disputes. So my brother and I went through all of her shit, found the necessary paperwork to prove things belonged to us, and then went to a lawyer.The lawyer was amazing. He is well known in the area and was able to get us basically everything. He has charged us for his work a couple times, but it is always drastically less than what he should be charging. We are towards the end of this process now (I believe?) and last we talked to him (maybe a year ago) he said he was waiting on some tax returns on the land so that we could either get money back, or pay any taxes that are due. So now we have a life changing amount of money sitting in an estate account. We've each already taken a small portion out (which helped us both drastically, our parents were alcoholic hoarders and we lived in poverty until we were adults) and things are okay.But when does this process end? When is it okay to take all the money and never talk to the lawyer again? He's a great guy, but I just want this to be over. I get the feeling like this dude was just doing us a favor, and doesn't care if we take all this money and leave him alone now. But I don't know. I thought about contacting him again and just asking him bluntly how much money he wants and if this process is done. I don't know what to say though. For all I know he's about to retire and just say fuck it.>tl;dr: A lawyer has been helping my brother and I get our inheritance. It's been a long process that has taken almost a decade now. We've pretty much got everything and I think it's over. He doesn't contact us much, we don't know how to pay him now, or even if he wants to get paid. What do?Thanks for any advice. I want to do things right, and I don't want to fuck up and end up destitute or something. 11 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Simon Drebberdane - Sun, 15 Apr 2018 14:48:54 EST OmsWdC2e No.46184 Reply >>46148What country/state are you in OP? The law differs depending on jurisdiction, but in my area, contract law has a lot to do with knowingly committing a crime.I'd say you're pretty fine, since you seem to have made a reasonable effort to make contact with him, so if he hasn't made a reasonable attempt to retrieve payment, it will likely be seen as abandoned. It's not like you've tried something sneaky to fuck him over or anything like that, but do go back over any documents to make sure there's nothing you've missed.It's been a while since i dealt with contracts but I recall something about not knowing what you were signing if you were underage or not knowledgeable about the law, which requires him to get you to seek advice of an independent party, since he is both your legal advisor and a party in the contract if there was payment, but yeah probably go see another lawyer about it as they'd know your areas laws better. >> Nathaniel Cromblespear - Sun, 22 Apr 2018 09:52:43 EST AnQNcKYA No.46188 Reply >>46184I'm in Florida. Yeah, the feeling my brother and I have gotten is that he just wants to forget about it and move on with his life. He is getting old, maybe he'll retire and then we'll definitely be good, lol >> Samuel Pubbertutch - Sun, 29 Apr 2018 17:23:32 EST 7E46F3EL No.46192 Reply When I got a payment from a lawsuit, it go paid to the lawyers firm, then they took their money out and cut me a check minus their fees.
>> Simon Drebberdane - Sun, 15 Apr 2018 14:48:54 EST OmsWdC2e No.46184 Reply >>46148What country/state are you in OP? The law differs depending on jurisdiction, but in my area, contract law has a lot to do with knowingly committing a crime.I'd say you're pretty fine, since you seem to have made a reasonable effort to make contact with him, so if he hasn't made a reasonable attempt to retrieve payment, it will likely be seen as abandoned. It's not like you've tried something sneaky to fuck him over or anything like that, but do go back over any documents to make sure there's nothing you've missed.It's been a while since i dealt with contracts but I recall something about not knowing what you were signing if you were underage or not knowledgeable about the law, which requires him to get you to seek advice of an independent party, since he is both your legal advisor and a party in the contract if there was payment, but yeah probably go see another lawyer about it as they'd know your areas laws better.
>> Nathaniel Cromblespear - Sun, 22 Apr 2018 09:52:43 EST AnQNcKYA No.46188 Reply >>46184I'm in Florida. Yeah, the feeling my brother and I have gotten is that he just wants to forget about it and move on with his life. He is getting old, maybe he'll retire and then we'll definitely be good, lol
>> Samuel Pubbertutch - Sun, 29 Apr 2018 17:23:32 EST 7E46F3EL No.46192 Reply When I got a payment from a lawsuit, it go paid to the lawyers firm, then they took their money out and cut me a check minus their fees.
Did trump commit obstruction of justice? View Thread Reply Hide Barnaby Bradgestock - Fri, 20 Apr 2018 13:43:16 EST wvl9oXpk No.46185 File: 1524246196465.jpg -(186011B / 181.65KB, 720x1280) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. https://youtu.be/ILxw4QTWBEI >> Fucking Crankinman - Sat, 21 Apr 2018 01:10:56 EST BNlkLeCr No.46186 Reply >HEY GUYS WATCH MY VIDEO >> Lydia Wubbersot - Sat, 21 Apr 2018 08:32:57 EST 9Q+hip94 No.46187 Reply >>46186I think he did
>> Fucking Crankinman - Sat, 21 Apr 2018 01:10:56 EST BNlkLeCr No.46186 Reply >HEY GUYS WATCH MY VIDEO
extradition on dui View Thread Reply Hide Whitey Sibberhood - Fri, 11 Sep 2015 16:37:26 EST QUaX7gp/ No.44621 File: 1442003846270.jpg -(51711B / 50.50KB, 460x385) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. hey guysi got a driving while drugged charge and possibly a possession charge in nevada.I llive in virginia.if i just ignore this and dont go to nevada til its past the statue of limitations, will i be okay? Could i get pulled over and arrested/extradited in virginia on this?thanks guys 8 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Barnaby Dunderlutch - Fri, 06 Apr 2018 19:22:32 EST d4ORe5/u No.46180 Reply >>46145That's not a similar question, its the same question. >> Fanny Brabberville - Wed, 11 Apr 2018 00:19:30 EST gP3BXD/3 No.46181 Reply with every thread like this the answer is always to call the relevant courthouses who currently have or would theoretically receive your case(s) and talk to them. they cant arrest you over the phone. >> Ghengis Dong - Thu, 12 Apr 2018 14:22:45 EST FkUWKk59 No.46183 Reply >>46145I work at a private firm based in DC (though we practice throughout MD and VA) and I see cases like yours and OP's all the time. You won't have a valid license until it's resolved (and likely for some time after that), there will be other repercussions though. If there's unpaid restitution of some sort your odds of extradition are much higher, and there can be loads of financial consequences as you will be pursued for the debt. With an outstanding warrant, you're going to be a beacon for cops, don't attempt to purchase a vehicle, a firearm, or attempt to obtain any form of certification or license. Any encounter you have with law enforcement will be considerably prolonged. You'll spend the weekend in jail while they weigh the idea of extraditing you for just about any brush with the law you may have. And perhaps the biggest note is that the vast majority of employers and institutions of higher education will find out on a rudimentary background check and you will be blacklisted from most jobs. I talk to people in your situation almost every day, and it is truly in your best interest to deal with this NOW
>> Barnaby Dunderlutch - Fri, 06 Apr 2018 19:22:32 EST d4ORe5/u No.46180 Reply >>46145That's not a similar question, its the same question.
>> Fanny Brabberville - Wed, 11 Apr 2018 00:19:30 EST gP3BXD/3 No.46181 Reply with every thread like this the answer is always to call the relevant courthouses who currently have or would theoretically receive your case(s) and talk to them. they cant arrest you over the phone.
>> Ghengis Dong - Thu, 12 Apr 2018 14:22:45 EST FkUWKk59 No.46183 Reply >>46145I work at a private firm based in DC (though we practice throughout MD and VA) and I see cases like yours and OP's all the time. You won't have a valid license until it's resolved (and likely for some time after that), there will be other repercussions though. If there's unpaid restitution of some sort your odds of extradition are much higher, and there can be loads of financial consequences as you will be pursued for the debt. With an outstanding warrant, you're going to be a beacon for cops, don't attempt to purchase a vehicle, a firearm, or attempt to obtain any form of certification or license. Any encounter you have with law enforcement will be considerably prolonged. You'll spend the weekend in jail while they weigh the idea of extraditing you for just about any brush with the law you may have. And perhaps the biggest note is that the vast majority of employers and institutions of higher education will find out on a rudimentary background check and you will be blacklisted from most jobs. I talk to people in your situation almost every day, and it is truly in your best interest to deal with this NOW
Court Documents View Thread Reply Hide Ernest Chupperstone - Wed, 11 Apr 2018 07:11:11 EST NYWqon+D No.46182 File: 1523445071645.jpg -(87783B / 85.73KB, 916x644) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Hey Wondering how I can read public court documents online? I live in Canada and went on all the websites to read about court documents on a particular person that I know the full name of and what province it happened and even the charge, so I'm just wondering if I might be doing something wrong? I would appreciate your help, thanks guys.
What will happen? Going to jail probably? View Thread Reply Hide Alice Punkinbotch - Fri, 23 Mar 2018 12:16:34 EST F3DxvOTr No.46174 File: 1521821794889.jpg -(210580B / 205.64KB, 1043x1200) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Hi, I was awaiting a trail/sentencing for an OWI 3rd in WI, and I had a suspended license (apparently). I didn't know the license was suspended though, because I thought that they didn't do that until the sentencing and everything was complete. I got a bailjumping and had been drinking again, was put in jail for 2 days, then got out on a signature bond. I have court again on Monday (for the bailjumping).I have a lawyer for the OWI 3rd, and I assumed he was going to be "transferred" over to the bailjumping, but apparently not. I don't really know anything about legal issues or anything, and I struggle with depression and anxiety, so I have a hard time reaching out and such, even to my detriment. They only put me as bailjumping, not an OWI 4th (unless they tack that on after too)When I go on Monday, can I plead not guilty to the bailjumping, or are they just going to put me back in jail? Is this a whole new case or how does it all work?Sorry if there's not much info, or I didn't explain things well. As said, it's hard for me to do all this, and I'm in a really bad place. I know none of these are excuses or anything.I should have probably talked to my lawyer and had him be there, but if it's just the first appearance for this, I thought I didn't need him or that he would already be notified of it.In a way, I would kind of like to just go to jail and get the stuff behind me. I know I was going to jail for the OWI 3rd (for the 2nd I had community service, so I guess I kept fucking up, thinking I was invincible or something). The lawyer already said that. Now I have to do all this pre-trial programming and pay money out the ass, so I kind of just want it all done.Maybe I was just sabotaging myself subliminally. >> Alice Punkinbotch - Fri, 23 Mar 2018 12:27:20 EST F3DxvOTr No.46175 Reply >>46174Also on Monday, it says "Initial Appearance" for the Bailjumping, so that's also why I thought I just had to show up and plead not guilty...
>> Alice Punkinbotch - Fri, 23 Mar 2018 12:27:20 EST F3DxvOTr No.46175 Reply >>46174Also on Monday, it says "Initial Appearance" for the Bailjumping, so that's also why I thought I just had to show up and plead not guilty...
twitch trolls- can he be arrested? View Thread Reply Hide Hedda Bessleham - Fri, 02 Mar 2018 07:49:31 EST pdAHBhMS No.46149 File: 1519994971158.png -(4214B / 4.12KB, 474x356) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. A troll on twitch made a offensive/racist name and like to follower streamers, the racist name will pop up on screen..... one of the troll username he made was name "iknowwherulive_dox" to scare her. the streamer said she call the police, will the police take it serious? all the troll did was made offensive username to bother or harass the streamer the clips - https://clips.twitch.tv/AlertBombasticTruffleCopyThishttps://clips.twitch.tv/ArborealFurryTaroGrammarKingand her twitter saying she told the police = https://twitter.com/Imperialgrrl/status/969309360227680256 3 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Polly Crankinshit - Sat, 17 Mar 2018 22:09:13 EST gP3BXD/3 No.46171 Reply wow i just had flashbacks of the original 'yall done goofed' sagaOP are you stupid or just underage? >> Shitting Drirryshit - Tue, 20 Mar 2018 08:59:22 EST VvTZgVfi No.46172 Reply Bill would force Philly's 'stop-and-go' stores to remove bulletproof glasshttp://www.phillyvoice.com/bill-would-force-phillys-stop-and-go-stores-remove-bulletproof-glass/ >> Archie Blatherstone - Tue, 20 Mar 2018 19:35:06 EST gP3BXD/3 No.46173 Reply >>46172how does that relate to the thread topic?
>> Polly Crankinshit - Sat, 17 Mar 2018 22:09:13 EST gP3BXD/3 No.46171 Reply wow i just had flashbacks of the original 'yall done goofed' sagaOP are you stupid or just underage?
>> Shitting Drirryshit - Tue, 20 Mar 2018 08:59:22 EST VvTZgVfi No.46172 Reply Bill would force Philly's 'stop-and-go' stores to remove bulletproof glasshttp://www.phillyvoice.com/bill-would-force-phillys-stop-and-go-stores-remove-bulletproof-glass/
>> Archie Blatherstone - Tue, 20 Mar 2018 19:35:06 EST gP3BXD/3 No.46173 Reply >>46172how does that relate to the thread topic?
dark net drugs View Thread Reply Hide Thomas Fottinghood - Wed, 07 Mar 2018 14:15:52 EST cfYutFUh No.46159 File: 1520450152688.jpg -(234430B / 228.94KB, 1080x1320) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. how risky is buying drugs off the dark net? if caught buying small personal amounts do they charge you with crazy ass shit like trafficking and mail fraud? what happens if you get caught but they just send a seizure notice and a letter to you, does that mean you can never buy off it again from that address? can you just open a po box if that happens and be safe again? 5 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Shitting Blablingdug - Thu, 08 Mar 2018 16:53:26 EST cfYutFUh No.46166 Reply >>46165is it really federal prison for any amount though. i've been reading actual news articles about controlled deliveries one where a guy signed for 5 pounds and they gave him felony possession of a controlled substance not any federal trafficking mail fraud charges and shit like that and i saw other ones and they either had large large large amounts or they admitted to selling or something like that >> Caroline Hondlehall - Thu, 08 Mar 2018 17:47:49 EST 0qWTpsqe No.46167 Reply >>46163amsterdam? >> George Bripperchud - Fri, 09 Mar 2018 12:27:02 EST OydldWAQ No.46168 Reply >>46166Using the mail system and ordering from other states make it a federal issue, so if caught I’d imagine yes, you’d be looking at federal sentencing. But I’m not a lawyer and honestly don’t know much on the subject.
>> Shitting Blablingdug - Thu, 08 Mar 2018 16:53:26 EST cfYutFUh No.46166 Reply >>46165is it really federal prison for any amount though. i've been reading actual news articles about controlled deliveries one where a guy signed for 5 pounds and they gave him felony possession of a controlled substance not any federal trafficking mail fraud charges and shit like that and i saw other ones and they either had large large large amounts or they admitted to selling or something like that
>> George Bripperchud - Fri, 09 Mar 2018 12:27:02 EST OydldWAQ No.46168 Reply >>46166Using the mail system and ordering from other states make it a federal issue, so if caught I’d imagine yes, you’d be looking at federal sentencing. But I’m not a lawyer and honestly don’t know much on the subject.
