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I think I've heard this argument before ... oh yeah, just about every day! When I hear statements akin to, "I used to use occasionally, but don't now," it has been my experience that this statement is a lie. A fib. A falsehood. When one understands the nature of crystal meth, one learns that...

The deputy is free to follow people. You can guess all you want, but the sheriff's office is under no obligation to tell you anything nor is there any avenue for action.

What a twit! Ditto MM ... It's your ring.

If he did not stop you, how do you know that he was following you "just because of the vehicle" you were driving??

You can either heed the warning or thumb your nose at them. If you have another party and they hand you a three day notice and begin the eviction process, you will be free to challenge it in court and/or pay an attorney to fight it. \It might be best to take the warning as notice of the new...

If you had no part of any illegal fireworks, then plead "not guilty." If the officer cannot state that he saw YOU light the fireworks off or somehow aid or encourage those who did, then you should not be convicted. Ultimately, it is your call what you do. So, you "slept" through fireworks?

Unless it is alleged to have happened when the suspect was in the state. Again, you can't possibly know the details of the accusation(s) based solely on the arrest warrant. Yep. The Grand Jury in CA is very rarely used for criminal, indictments. but in this state many things occur so easily...

They can't. And, in all honesty, YOU have no idea WHAT the accusation is or by who. Unless the defendant's attorney has provided this to you for some bizarre reasoning, you are not a party to any of this and I doubt that anyone would give anything more than the code section and nature of the...

Clearly, the police and the prosecutor provided sufficient probable cause to a judge who issued the warrant for the arrest. What that means is that a prosecutor provided sufficient information to a judge to convince the judge that a crime was committed and that the defendant likely committed...

Are you the previous owner of the car? If so, did you file the Release of Liability with the California DMV (assuming it was registered and sold here)? When did this sale take place? My guess is that the collections agency is going after whoever they can for whatever they can. You can always...

I am not accustomed to replying by email to people I do not know ... it has led to issues in the past, so as a rule I don't do it. Sorry. I am not certain how many posts are required to allow for private messaging. I tried to PM you and the response I received was that you were either...

There should be a way to send a PM ... though that might be restricted until after you have posted a set number of posts - I forget. I'm on the road right now and for the next few days, so my internet access is limited.

I wonder ... is she trying to do this herself? Or, has she managed to find an attorney to take her $20,000+ in order to begin the process?

I doubt they will discuss a reduction until after you plead guilty. It doesn't tend to work that way ... it's not "Let's Make a Deal." Again, the judge has some leeway. if you annoy the court with thinly veiled attempts to deceive them (such as alleging you were recycling a half-full bottle...

Sorry ... meant to type: "NO" ... a consensual contact requires no suspicion whatsoever. he can pull over, get out and approach you without having any reason at all. And the time of day or night is one element in establishing reasonable suspicion. The neighborhood, your actions, others around...

But, it IS false! You'll be lying ... in other words, to avoid an infraction penalty you will be committing the crime of perjury which holds the potential for jail time! You think that's a viable option? Really!? They do not have to prove you were going to recycle it. You will be asserting...

Sure, the judge could probably use a good laugh! Seriously ... No. One does not recycle a half full bottle of beer.

Apparently you were violating an ordinance against possessing an open container! THAT is a violation of the law. Where in San Diego were you? Unless the law has changed since I worked there, it is generally against the law to be strolling down the street with an open container of alcohol...

I had to offer a sad chuckle when I read the title of this thread: Can a newspaper print a story that is wrong? Of course they CAN - it happens all the time! The question would be whether they SHOULD, or, if there is any recourse for an incorrect article. Knowing and intentional...

You do not NEED to touch it. All that is required is dominion and control. In other words, if you know it is there and CAN grab and drink it, that is constructive possession. The way to avoid this is DO NOT HANG OUT WITH PEOPLE WHO ARE DRINKING (where it is prohibited). And, yeah, when...