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Gator 45/70
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Not enough information here Waldo
Like the terms of the probation?
Like the terms of the probation?
If my wife is on probation for something that didn't make us enough money to move out the country to live out our lives on the beach somewhere.. Then time to find another wife. Lol
Are the stipulations of her probation that she cannot "own" or that she cannot "possess" a firearm?
Either way so long as you don't allow her access to the firearm, my interpretation is that she's not in violation of her probation.
...That being said, I would recommend she call her probation officer or consult an attorney if you think there is a chance that she could get in legal trouble.
Based on the info you provided, there's no reason she could get in trouble. You bringing a firearm on your person into her house does not transfer ownership of the firearm to her.
You may want to see if the court gave her some paperwork to see what it says specifically.
That was my first thought lol.
What are the terms of her probation? Does she have a PO checking in on her or does she just have to report to one every so often? 2 years seems like a long time for a misdemeanor. I’ll ask what everyone is wondering though, what the hell did she do? lol
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machinedrummer
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Mugshot or it didn’t happen….
riverrat66
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Forget the law. I have a probation officer in my family. She said to call the probation officer and ask because a lot of those decisions are made at their own discretion. As long as you 2 are showing that you are trying to do the right thing you probably won’t have a problem.
Y'all, don't dog on the man's girlfriend lol. Stuff happens to people; sometimes they don't deserve it sometimes they do. There are so many people who have had their lives ruined, gotten criminal records, lost jobs, and faced embarrassment and fees...for stuff like Possession of a Joint/a Bag of Weed. A lot of people are still paying for that kind of stuff, literally, and the Supreme Court of the US keeps supporting the 2A and Cannabis users, it's legal in most States and Louisiana has a Medical program now.
We shouldn't act like he's with...you know...
a Democrat.
We shouldn't act like he's with...you know...
a Democrat.
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Just as riverrat66 said. I asked my brother who is a P.O in Mississippi. He said there’s no violation unless something in her documents specifically mention it but depending on the mood of her PO they could give her a hard time about it
machinedrummer
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lol may want to lock the wallet in the box too if this is true.
It's hard to have sympathy for people who have knowingly and intentionally broken the law, especially knowing that it is enforced.
Whenever I speed, I am willing to accept the consequences of speeding. If someone possesses weed (that they likely bought from a dealer, not a dispensary) and gets caught with it, they should be willing to accept the consequences that you posted above.
Those consequences are known. How are they unjust? And how do they cause distrust and division.
Peacemaker
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J6 comes to mind also.
GunRelated
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Seems like we've been down this road, a few times.
Just because a law exists, does not mean it is just. Everyone will have different interpretations of what is justified based on their life experiences and / or knowledge on the subject matter.
However, dealing with the given example in particular, marijuana laws, it is very hard to consider any law against marijuana just, no matter your experience in the subject, so long as you hold the knowledge of the fact that
A) alcohol and other more dangerous substances are perfectly legal
B) it is a 100% naturally occurring substance with many positive / beneficial uses that far outweigh any negative effects
C) war on drugs - no further comment needed
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