Stay off the weed: Fmr Miss Kentucky charged with smuggling drugs into OH Prison

[The Xl]

But you don't always follow "the law", I'm sure. It's basically impossible given the multitude of statutes, codes, and regulations in existence. But even if we assume you follow every law perfectly at all times, I'm sure you have friends and family who break the law on occasion and something tells me you are not going to turn them into the authorities. And why is that? Because "the law" isn't really "the law". They are just dictates written and enforced by individuals who presume to rule over us. The real law is the natural law. That is the law that most people follow and it is the law upon which this country was ostensibly founded.

He makes ungodly levels of bread because of those laws, these lawyers 6-7 figure salaries come directly at the expense of peoples freedom in many cases.

Don't mean to be picking on him, but I have a bone to pick the way the system fuctions

[pragmatic]

Stay off the weed: Fmr Miss Kentucky charged with smuggling drugs into OH Prison. Some people do bad things for love?


http://www.limaohio.com/news/276736/...ash-statements

Cute girl.

btw......Lima, Ohio is where i was born. Not a particularly pleasant place.

[Ethereal]

He makes ungodly levels of bread because of those laws, these lawyers 6-7 figure salaries come directly at the expense of peoples freedom in many cases.

Don't mean to be picking on him, but I have a bone to pick the way the system fuctions

Sad but true. Attorneys generally have a strong financial incentive to keep unjust laws in place.

[Peter1469]

Prohibition, creating criminals since it's inception.

If drugs were legalized, I doubt that someone would be able to take them into a prison.

[Ethereal]

If drugs were legalized, I doubt that someone would be able to take them into a prison.

That's true. But the offense probably wouldn't be punished as harshly. If it were up to me, I'd just make her pay a fine.

[Peter1469]

That's true. But the offense probably wouldn't be punished as harshly. If it were up to me, I'd just make her pay a fine.

I think it would be the severity of the offense. If someone just smuggles in a small amount of drugs for their boyfriends personal use, a fine is appropriate. However if it was a large amount for distribution / sales to the prisoners in general, that would merit a prison sentence.

[Cletus]

She knew that what she was doing was illegal. She chose to do it anyway.

No sympathy.

[Common]

Miranda rights violation.

In related news: ELDERLY COUPLE SAYS 60 POUNDS OF POT WAS FOR PRESENTS. 80-year-old man and 83-year-old woman. 60 pounds of marijuana. Ho ho ho, Merry Christmas!

lol

[Common]

This isnt about weed, its about smuggling contraband into a correctional facility. All correctional facilities tell visitors in writing if you introduce anything not on the list into the institution you will be detained and arrested. There is no ambiguity and there is no exceptions