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how are mushrooms, according to the law, worse than meth!?

Question by johnny w: how are mushrooms, according to the law, worse than meth!?

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Answer by FadedHartBeat
Arent mushrooms good for you? Dont they have b12 in em?
Nah jks.

The law is fkd.
Nuf said.

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Is juvenile court supervision less serious than probation?

Question by Will: Is juvenile court supervision less serious than probation?
I was ordered 6 months random drug tests and 12 months court supervision. At the court I was told that the only requirment of my court supervision was that I don’t get arrested again. Is this traditionally how court supervision works? The drug test court order expired 5 months ago and I haven’t talked to anyone at the courts since.

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Answer by T
just don’t get arrested, that’s all there is to it…

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Is Mexico more stringent on it’s immigration laws than it is on its Drug enforcement laws?

Question by Buffalo soldier: Is Mexico more stringent on it’s immigration laws than it is on its Drug enforcement laws?
I get the feeling that the Mexican authorities are more strict in enforcing their immigration laws than they are at enforcing their drug laws. I mean the US has sent billions already to Mexico so that it can enforce its drug laws, but the Mexican officials seem only to care about booting out illegal immigrants and taking their assets.

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How do you know this? Can you prove it?

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Does it seems like the U.S. is quicker to prison someone than they are to rehab an individual?

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Why do people always find God in prison & rehab? Does he like hanging out there more than rich peoples homes?

Or is it just that the guards and dogs at the rich people’s homes keep him out?

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Would you introduce a work program in prison as it seems work is a better rehab method than counciling?

even if the prisoners didn’t like it?

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I need advice on a crazier than normal situation.?

I’ll skip all the details, as much as I can. I’m 25 y/o, been in plenty of good & bad relationships. The situation is right now that out of boredom one day I started writing to an inmate, convicted of robbery due to a previous opiate addiction. We have been corresponding for about 5 months now, and i’ve visited him 3x. He is a good guy, and anyone who has had a friend or family member locked up can know this. He’s clean over 2 years and is getting out the end of december of 2010. I don’t have nay doubt i will keep writing but we both know there ARE feelings there which are getting deeper with each letter and visit. The other hand, I’m dating a close friend of the family. He, too, is a good guy, really has his stuff together, and i care for him A LOT. I know what this sounds like, but you really have to be me to fully understand the situation. I think I started talking to the inmate becuase I wanted just a friend, yet someone who I could talk to that wasn’t going to judge me for past mistakes i’ve made, someone that I could help brighten their gloomy day, etc. I didn’t expect much to come out of it, or much to come out of the “friend of the family” situation. I guess my question is, should I focus on the here and now with the F.O.T.F or should I wait the next 14+ months out and see what happens with the inmate, who i’ve become very close with, and know in my heart that there could be so much more, “once upon a time”? And please, no rude comments. I know what society thinks of these people as it is. I’m not asking for an opinion on him, just what I should do. Thanks :)

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He gets his MISTRESS loads of extravagant presents, yet not even a card for his wife of more than?

Forgive my long post, but this is a huge crisis for me. What a day for it to blow over! Merry Christmas to me.

I’ve been with my husband for 23 years, 21 of those married. We were happy together until recently when he started to change. Red flags of an affair started popping up, but I didn’t want to act rashly just in case.

Yesterday I was in his office looking for some batteries when I found a briefcase with a brand new iPod Touch, a Teddy bear, and an expensive watch (at least $400). We are not rich. Our kids don’t even have this much.

I’d been suspecting the affair for awhile now, and my daughter had previously found the facebook account of some woman named “Diana” she claimed was his mistress. It was credible, but again, wasn’t much concrete. Even when I confronted him, he denied the claims.

Christmas came and it didn’t take long to find out those extravagant presents weren’t for me or our kids. After he went to sleep, my daughter, being curious as she is, went into his room to look for them (I’d told her I’d found them). She came out awhile later with bills & the perfect paper trail to his infidelity, plus the itouch. She took out the itouch and we saw an engraved message on the back, for the Diana woman my daughter had found on facebook, with “lots of love” from my hubby.

I pretty much cracked then and confronted him about it well at 4am in the morning. I smashed the iPod (wish I hadn’t) & ripped up the Teddy bear (unfortunately I didn’t get to watch on time, which I could have kept & sold).

He ended up leaving and hasn’t come back since (he didn’t deny the affair). This is obviously the end of our marriage. I’ve had to put up with so much of his sh*t over the years (his alcoholism, dug abuse, and couldn’t keep a job longer than a year), but this is something I can not and will not forgive. He would be nowhere without me. Absolutely nowhere.

Yet, even after all I’ve done for him, he can’t afford to even give me a Christmas card. Even at least as the mother of his kids.

I’ve invested so many years for him and this is the biggest slap in the face he could ever give me. I’ve been through him during stages where any sensible person would have left him.

I don’t know what I can do to continue living. I have 3 kids to maintain, and I don’t earn close to enough solo to maintain them all. Even with child support, it would not be enough.

If I have to take court action, I will. I have countless of bills that prove to his infidelity (plus condoms i’ve found in his bag, and I had a hysterectomy more than a decade ago).

What should I do next? What about his mistress (who is probably some gold digging slut)? What do I have to do NOW? Eventually I’ll have to sell our house, as neither of us can pay it by ourselves.

I will never forgive this but all I hope is that in the future he will come to regret this moment. His regret is all I want, because there is no other woman out there who will do for him what I have.

Even when we were dating, he never gave me even HALF as much as he intended to give this woman.

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Why do we build more jails than schools?

An arizona county jail prides itself on spending only 40 cents a day on each inmate’s food, and only $1.40 each day on each k9′s dog food. A young black man in the ghetto and a young white boy from the suburbs get arrested for possession of two ounces of marijuana, the black boy goes to prison for distribution and conspiracy the white boy gets pre-trial intervention and probation, with a deal to erase his criminal record should he complete probation. A man was put into solitary confinement for 30 days for stealing a clump of sugar from the prison kitchen to flavor his coffee. We know for a fact that addiction is a disease, yet most people in jail are there for addiction related offenses: possession, petty theft, petty dealing. Are we really in a country where property is more valuable than people? If addiction is a disease, then stealing for drugs is its unavoidable symptom. Arrest the disease, he won’t steal. Sounds like a doctor, not a CO is needed. And how is it that when you;re
done with your time, you have a criminal record that follows you everywhere, you can’t even get a job stocking shelves at Kohls for 9 bucks an hour (call them if you don’t believe me), guaranting that you either reoffend or starve to death. What the hell is wrong with my country? How can these judges, prosecutors, police, and especially COs sleep at night, keeping humans in cages up to 23 hours a day? The majority of prisoners are NOT killers or worse than regular folks, they are POOR and without options, and need HELP. Even kids in gangs… How many rich kids do you see in the Bloods? Is there a connection? How can we punish 18 year olds for being poor, hungry, and out of options? How is it that the prisons are allowed to use convict labor to make money and pay the convicts like 20 cents a day for license plates that cost like 200? Why is it that I could kill someone, but if I inform on a desperate single mom selling drugs, I can walk and she gets 20 years? Rats lie and ruin lives!
WHY IS ALMOST EVERYONE IN JAIL FROM A POOR FAMILY? HOW IS THIS RIGHT?
Unless you’ve been there u can’t say people in jail don’t want education. A lot of these people dropped out as children, before being old enough to know better. Then, in a choice between trying to eat and going to school, your priority will be eating. I see that this slavery will continue as long as Americans are so insensitve and ignorant to the lives of others with different upbringings
ACTUALLY SCIENCE HAS PROVEN ADDICTION IS A DISEASE AND IT IS IN THE MEDICAL JOURNALS. IGNORANCE, HOWEVER, HAS NO EXCUSE.

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Why should punitive Marijuana laws inflict more harm than the actual use of the drug?

This is not a police bashing question so if your here just to say the police are evil don’t bother commenting!

If a person gets caught with Marijuana misdemeanor charge and suffers from hardship in finding employment that requires background checks and pays the fine how are they any better off after that happening compared to an individual that smokes marijuana but doesn’t get caught?

Now that same analogy with a more illicit and more dangerous drug like cocaine

An individual who get’s caught with misdemeanor quantity of cocaine that ends up doing jail time and sentenced to court ordered rehab and community service and pays a huge fine..
Now comparing that to a individual who is also a cocaine addict but doesn’t get caught and continues there drug of abuse .

This makes good sense to me since the cocaine addict will eventually destroy there health and turn on there family by stealing and hurting the people who are close to them so it would be better off if they had been handcuffed and put in jail to get clean. So what is there governments reasoning?

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If I accept child support that is less than the court ordered amount does that set a precedence?

My wife’s Ex lost his job and went to drug rehab for 3 months back in 2007. He didn’t pay her child support during that time, but when he got out she verbally agreed to allow him to pay 400 a month instead of the court ordered 641.

Now, he is taking her to court to get the child support recalculated, which is fine. However, he is refusing to pay the back child support.

My question is since she agreed to let him pay 400 a month until he got back on his feet, will a court award her the back child support of the difference between the 400 and 641?

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