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It is so dumb that they call it that. It needs a new name.

If you were served with something ordering you to appear in court it should have been accompanied by instructions how to answer. If all else fails just show up when required and bring copies of everything you have.

There is nothing you need to do unless the landlord fails to return your deposit. The landlord has rules to follow regarding how and when to return that deposit and you could collect penalties if it isn't done timely. Wait and see what happens. Just know you don't have to stay 15 more days or...

It isn't clear that A or B was marked. I read A as being month to month from the start, and B as being a year lease that converts to month to month. The text says "(Check A or B)" so I wonder which is checked on the document, if any. If neither is checked I still think it would have to default...

As written, if your lease is clearly marked 2A then it appears 30 days is correct. Did you provide your notice in writing? If so, proceed as you wish. If the landlord wants to hold you responsible for an additional 15 days the landlord will have to convince a judge you owe it. You owe nothing...

Yes.

You are much harder to ignore in person. Just go there and talk to them.

You did not give any information that supports this being a racial issue. Your limited information has led us to draw conclusions that may not be true to your situation, but you did not describe anything that sounds unusual or suspicious.

You got caught. That's all there is to it. Nobody is obligated to hire you so you did not lose a job. If you want to be hired you must first pass the drug screen with your own unaltered urine sample.

There is also this new study... Scientists Discover New Link Between Marijuana Smoking And Testicular Cancer Risk

I agree you do not have to agree to changes, but that would likely mean returning the car and paying a prorated amount for the time you had it. The dealer would have to pay you for your vehicle that you traded in. Read your contract. This is not an unusual situation, but the dealer only has a...

I'd say the biggest problem has to do with cultivation. Marijuana may not kill, but people kill for it, and I've had more than a few instances in my area that led to GBI or death.

I wonder what rock he has been hiding under the last several years? George Zimmerman is suing Trayvon Martin's family

I would expect a dealer to remedy this with no hassle. It would be an obvious error on their part.

Willie has enough residual weed in his system last his remaining years anyway.

Nothing wrong with holding that opinion. Use it to guide your decisions at the ballot box and perhaps someday the change you seek will agree with the majority. Until then, play by the rules as they are.

Fair enough. I only meant that nothing was overturned. They coexist.

No. One had no effect on the other..

It seems you misunderstand what due process is. As others have noted, your commerce clause argument has nothing to do with state level charges. Is the DEA involved with your case, or is there any other federal law enforcement aspect?

You have a problem with chronology here. If one effects the other, the most recent one modifies the one preceding it. However in these examples you are not comparing apples to apples. While both concerned the commerce clause the two cases addressed very different circumstances. The commerce...