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		<title>Brother-in-law on cocaine?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[by Marion Doss Question by belle: Brother-in-law on cocaine? My brother in law is snorting cocaine and now he is taking things from their house. He keeps saying he doesn&#8217;t have a problem. What are ways she can have him removed from the residence. She can&#8217;t afford an attorney, he has drained the account, but [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong><i>Question by belle</i>: Brother-in-law on cocaine?</strong><br />
My brother in law is snorting cocaine and now he is taking things from their house.   He keeps saying he doesn&#8217;t have a problem.  What are ways she can have him removed from the residence.  She can&#8217;t afford an attorney, he has drained the account, but luckily she has shut down his debit card so he has no access to money anymore but now things are missing from their home.</p>
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<p><i>Answer by ♥Invisible Pink Unicorn♥</i><br />She can have him civilly committed to rehab through the courts -</p>
<p>It generally only takes 2 people for the civil committment</p>
<p>Been there done that</p>
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		<title>Q&amp;A: Confronting father-in-law about alcoholic son, my husband.?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[by Ken Lund Question by Auxiliadora: Confronting father-in-law about alcoholic son, my husband.? I love my husband, however he is an alcoholic. I&#8217;ve tried several different things to try to help him, but he is resistant. He won&#8217;tread a book I purchased, although he promised to read it for my bday. He won&#8217;t go to [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong><i>Question by Auxiliadora</i>: Confronting father-in-law about alcoholic son, my husband.?</strong><br />
I love my husband, however he is an alcoholic. I&#8217;ve tried several different things to try to help him, but he is resistant. He won&#8217;tread a book I purchased, although he promised to read it for my bday. He won&#8217;t go to AA. He has admitted on several occassions that he has a problem, but won&#8217;t go to anyone for help. I&#8217;ve recommended a psychiatrist, but he claims thats stupid b/c if he doesn&#8217;t know why he drinks, how are they going to know? He says over and over he&#8217;s quitting (we&#8217;re talking years) and &#8220;he has to start somewhere,&#8221; meaning that when I complain that he&#8217;s drinking beer, he says at least he&#8217;s quit drinking hard liquor, yet still gets drunk.</p>
<p>So the question is, I&#8217;ve been debating talking to his father about this for quite sometime. He truly respects his father and he is one of the few people he responds to, but do I drag him into this? I know my husband will be furious/embarrassed, but I don&#8217;t know what else to do. And will my father-in-law really have an influence?</p>
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<p><i>Answer by K P</i><br />I would go to al-anon first, and do what you can to stop being co-dependent. Go to marriage counseling. Even if you go by yourself &#8211; chances are &#8211; he&#8217;ll end up going to, men especially with addictions, want their side to be heard and want to know what your sharing with the counselor.</p>
<p>Your husband will be embarrassed and you shouldn&#8217;t bring parents into your family affairs. I would keep FIL out of it.</p>
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		<title>FBI vs. Local Law Enforcement in Narcotics.?</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by Red Hat</i>: FBI vs. Local Law Enforcement in Narcotics.?</strong><br />
I live in Arizona. What are the different reponsibilities to the FBI and say the Phoenix PD Narcotics Unit have when dealing with Narcotics?</p>
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<p><i>Answer by dh1977</i><br />A local city Police narcotics unit focuses on local buyers and sellers that operate in their community. Usually the focus consists of street level dealers that operate in small to average sized quantities. Occasionally, enough of these small to mid sized arrests can lead to an intercept of a larger shipment or sale occurring in their city. In a city the size of Phoenix, the local Narc unit would also focus on whether the local dealers were helping to fund gang activity, and whether local dealers had ties to other crimes such as prostitution or burglary.<br />
The FBI does not deal much with narcotics. The main cause that the FBI would focus on a narcotics case would be if the drugs were funding organized crime or were being orchestrated by someone connected to another federal case. High level drug ring cases are handled on a federal level by the DEA, sometimes assisted by ICE.</p>
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		<title>Is cocaine smuggling, human trafficking and public corruption, crimes prosecuted by Federal Law Enforcement?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[by dullhunk Question by A: Is cocaine smuggling, human trafficking and public corruption, crimes prosecuted by Federal Law Enforcement? well&#8230; Arizona and Florida&#8230; Public corruption, Human trafficking, and cocaine smuggling is everywhere in these two states. Best answer: Answer by MehNo, Law Enforcement does not prosecute. That is the job of District Attorneys. Add your [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong><i>Question by A</i>: Is cocaine smuggling, human trafficking and public corruption, crimes prosecuted by Federal Law Enforcement?</strong><br />
well&#8230; Arizona and Florida&#8230; Public corruption, Human trafficking, and cocaine smuggling is everywhere in these two states.</p>
<p><strong>Best answer:</strong></p>
<p><i>Answer by Meh</i><br />No, Law Enforcement does not prosecute. That is the job of District Attorneys.</p>
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<p><strong><i>Question by vidlook</i>: Is there a law against driving while drinking non alcoholic beer?</strong></p>
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<p><i>Answer by Al Unser Jr.</i><br />Yes, Non-alcoholic beer still contains 0.05% alcohol. Cops will arrest you by smell anyways.</p>
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		<title>What is Nevada law for possession/cultivation of psilocybe mushrooms?</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by Quanto</i>: What is Nevada law for possession/cultivation of psilocybe mushrooms?</strong><br />
Does anybody know of a link to a website? or experience (I hope nobody has but it would still help)?  I&#8217;m trying to do some research and it&#8217;s easy to find NV laws on meth and marijuana&#8230; but as far as mushrooms go (both possession and cultivation) I&#8217;ve hit a dead end</p>
<p>PLZ HELP!<br />
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<p><i>Answer by The Real Shaz 3</i><br />http://www.shroomery.org/9052/What-are-the-legal-ramifications-of-being-caught-with-psychedelic-mushrooms</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Question by heatishellinflorida: Why is the word narcotic, misused in Law Enforcement? In U.S.legal context, narcotic refers to opium, opium derivatives, and their semi-synthetic or fully synthetic substitutes &#8220;as well as cocaine and coca leaves,&#8221; which although classified as &#8220;narcotics&#8221; in the U.S. Controlled Substances Act (CSA), are chemically not narcotics. Contrary to popular belief, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by heatishellinflorida</i>: Why is the word narcotic, misused in Law Enforcement?</strong><br />
In U.S.legal context, narcotic refers to opium, opium derivatives, and their semi-synthetic or fully synthetic substitutes &#8220;as well as cocaine and coca leaves,&#8221; which although classified as &#8220;narcotics&#8221; in the U.S. Controlled Substances Act (CSA), are chemically not narcotics. Contrary to popular belief, marijuana is not a narcotic. Neither are LSD and other psychedelic drugs.[4]</p>
<p>Many law enforcement officials in the United States inaccurately use the word &#8220;narcotic&#8221; to refer to any illegal drug or any unlawfully possessed drug. </p>
<p>Out of encylopedia Britanic</p>
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<p><i>Answer by ret_roch_cop</i><br />Maybe you should write a national training course for Police Officers on that subject.</p>
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		<title>What is the status of the law on narcotic prescriptions being repeated.?</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by Joyce C</i>: What is the status of the law on narcotic prescriptions being repeated.?</strong><br />
I read that people who are on long term pain medicine can now get multiple prescriptions from their doctors without having to go back to the office every month.  Is this true?</p>
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<p><i>Answer by Mommy Of 1</i><br />Depending on what medication it is&#8230;. some meds like vicodin, norco, and lortab can be refilled over the phone&#8230;<br />
&#8216;<br />
but stuff like oxycontin, methadone and percocet you need an office visit or atleast to pick up the rx in the dr&#8217;s office,</p>
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<p><strong><i>Question by david3flush</i>: How do you feel about America&#8217;s drug laws?</strong><br />
I think their un-constitunal. The currant drug laws are designed to protect the stupid, from themselves. If dumb people die from over doses of, crack,smack, or what ever. They will not reproduce, which means no more dumb, stupid kids, for the rest of us to have to deal with, when they grow-up. There&#8217;s another good reason to legalize drugs, all drugs. The goverment could tax the hell out of them, and maybe just maybe, balance the budget.</p>
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<p><i>Answer by WAKEUP</i><br />They are stupid, useless and work for the government, keeping people in jail and &#8216;employed&#8217;&#8211; in a way&#8230;<br />
perhaps even keeping the masses sedated.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[by brizzle born and bred Question by Grace: 10 history questionzzzz? 1: After Wilson presented the treaty to the United States Senate, the Senate ratified it only the &#8220;irreconcilables&#8221; backed it the Senate rejected it only the &#8220;reservationists&#8221; backed it 2: One result of Prohibition during the 1920s was an increase in alcoholism a decline [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong><i>Question by Grace</i>: 10 history questionzzzz?</strong><br />
1: After Wilson presented the treaty to the United States Senate,<br />
the Senate ratified it<br />
only the &#8220;irreconcilables&#8221; backed it<br />
the Senate rejected it<br />
only the &#8220;reservationists&#8221; backed it</p>
<p>2: One result of Prohibition during the 1920s was<br />
an increase in alcoholism<br />
a decline in dancing and socializing<br />
the rise of organized crime<br />
the creation of urban artistic colonies</p>
<p>3: Which of the following was a long-term effect of Prohibition?<br />
the consumer economy<br />
the growth of organized crime<br />
an end to alcoholism in the United States<br />
the rise of fundamentalism</p>
<p>4: William Jennings Bryan took up the cause of fundamentalist Christians<br />
at speakeasies in Chicago<br />
on new buses to the suburbs<br />
at the Scopes trial<br />
in Hollywood studios</p>
<p>5: Key features of Republican administrations of the 1920s included<br />
expansionism and business regulation<br />
isolationism and laissez-faire business policy<br />
a buildup of armaments and armed forces<br />
reduction of quotas and increased immigration</p>
<p>6: Why did many Americans fear Vladimir I. Lenin and his followers, the Bolsheviks?<br />
They promoted a system that was hostile to American values<br />
They refused to pay back Russia&#8217;s war debts<br />
They had abolished the Russian monarchy<br />
They encouraged other nations to reject socialism</p>
<p>7: Generally, the 1920s were marked by<br />
rising farm prices<br />
rising stock prices<br />
falling production<br />
falling wages</p>
<p>8: One sign that the economy might be weakening in the 1920s was<br />
uneven distribution of national wealth<br />
underproduction of consumer goods<br />
an increase in personal savings<br />
the collapse of large corporations</p>
<p>9: Which statement best describes the American economy in the 1920s?<br />
Wages decreased and the economy appeared weak<br />
Unemployment was at an all-time high<br />
Stock prices rose and the economy appeared healthy<br />
Small businesses dominated American industry</p>
<p>10: In the fall of 1929, a wave of panic selling gripped the stock market as a result of<br />
a sudden fall in stock prices<br />
corruption among stockbrokers<br />
business failures<br />
government limits on speculation</p>
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<p><i>Answer by d3m419s61</i><br />1. the Senate rejected it<br />
2. the rise of organized crime<br />
3. the growth of organized crime<br />
4. at the Scopes trial<br />
5.isolationalism and laissez-faire economics<br />
6.they promoted a system that was hostile to American values<br />
7. rising stock prices<br />
8.uneven distribution of national wealth<br />
9. stockprices rose and the economy appeared healthy<br />
10. a sudden fall in stock prices</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by </i>: How do I get in touch with Michael Jackson&#8217;s family? Trying to get prescription drug laws changed.?</strong><br />
Trying to get laws changed so what happened to Michael will stop happening to so many others in this world. Rich or poor.</p>
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<p><i>Answer by Miss Ann Thrope</i><br />Let us know how that works out.</p>
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		<title>Atheism = Alcoholism?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[by Inkyhack Question by amecake83: Atheism = Alcoholism? My moyher n law( a recovering alcoholic) stated that 50+ atheists have ,since she began the 12 step program, finally admitted to a higher power. And only after that were they able to begin their healing process. It is about giving up the &#8220;control&#8217; that you think [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong><i>Question by amecake83</i>: Atheism = Alcoholism?</strong><br />
My moyher n law( a recovering alcoholic) stated that 50+ atheists have ,since she began the 12 step program, finally admitted to a higher power. And only after that were they able to begin their healing process. It is about giving up the &#8220;control&#8217; that you think you have over the universe. The &#8220;control&#8221; is like a lie that one tells them selves to feel better. a coping mechanism which then might turn into alcoholism. ( I hope my Aunt who was killed by a drunk driver is looking over my family and I)</p>
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<p><i>Answer by sleeper.service</i><br />I&#8217;m sorry, but that&#8217;s too stupid for words.</p>
<p>Alcoholism is a disease and people cope with it however they can.  Belief in a  higher power may be one such method, critical self analysis may be another.</p>
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		<title>Would gun control laws be as ineffective as drug control laws?</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by </i>: Would gun control laws be as ineffective as drug control laws?</strong><br />
Think, marihuana and cocaine are illegal but are extremely easy to obtain by anyone so wanting them.  And, society pays dearly in blood by them being illegal.<br />
The atrocity committed in Arizona, by Loughner has predictably generated calls for new gun-control laws in the U.S.<br />
Some want bans on the extended-capacity ammunition clips.  Others want improved background screening.<br />
Would these or other laws prevent incidents like the Arizona shooting? Probably not. And such laws, along with existing gun controls, not only harm responsible gun owners but may even increase violence as does drug control.<br />
Gun control laws basically permit legal gun ownership for most people in most instances, while imposing modest costs on legitimate gun owners. Examples include criminal-background checks, waiting periods to purchase a gun, minimum purchase ages, and the such.<br />
These laws, did not deter Loughner, who had contemplated and planned his attack for a long time. The reason is simple: These laws are readily circumvented.<br />
Yes there are  loopholes for lunatics<br />
Consider, a ban on extended-capacity ammunition clips. If these had been unavailable, Loughner could still have carried out his attack with a 10-bullet clip [ it takes about 1/2 second to reload a clip ], and he might have aimed more carefully knowing he had less ammunition. Loughner could have brought several guns, allowing him to continue firing without interruption. Loughner  could have bought a black- market clip.<br />
Gun controls like those being proposed in all likelihood would NOT prevent psychotics on a mission.<br />
But gun controls, do have adverse consequences.  They evolve into strict limits on guns, bordering on outright prohibition.  No evidence is available that gun controls lower violence:  In fact the first year Australia imposed gun controls there was a 40% increase in criminal gun related actions.[see effects of gun control in Australia] </p>
<p>Strict controls and prohibition, moreover, wouldn&#8217;t eliminate guns any more than drug prohibition stops drug trafficking and use. Thus the classic slogan &#8212; when guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns &#8212; isn’t only a word play; it is a fundamental insight into the folly of gun prohibition. Such an approach means the bad guys are well-armed while law-abiding citizens are not. .<br />
BUT&#8230;!!<br />
Beyond being ineffective, gun prohibition would very likely even increase violence by creating a large black market in guns. So if gun laws follow the path of drug laws, we can expect more violence under gun prohibition than in a society with limited or no controls. The sad reality is that every society has a few people whose mental instabilities cause serious harm to others. This is tragic, but it doesn’t justify ineffective and possibly counter- productive attempts to prevent such harm. In reality had Loughner smashed the congresswoman&#8217;s head with a baseball bat&#8230;.she would have been dead on the spot, pieces of skull..and brain scattered beside her lifeless body.<br />
So?&#8230;&#8230;Should we control baseball bats?<br />
A psychotic person on a mission to kill someone does not even need a gun..!<br />
A baseball bat,hammer,straight razor,dagger,scissors,&#8230;heck even a 2 by 4&#8230;would do the job.</p>
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<p><i>Answer by Chase Cog</i><br />Yes because Gun control laws cant take any gun away from any one unless the gun was illegal in the first place.</p>
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