News of Drug Laws

In Feb. 1998 I was convicted in Pennsylvania. I'm not even sure what the charges were but I think it was theft by deception/embezzlement. I was given 5 yrs probation and told to make restitution in the amount of almost 50k. By the time I was tried and sentenced I had moved to Arizona and my probation was transferred there.

In March 2000, I went to PA to visit family and found out there ...

I'll briefly tell you the story...My best friend was still close with her ex-father-in-law and allowed him to continue to be in her children's lives despite the divorce and the fact that his only birth grandchild lives with his son. Well, several months ago, she caught the ex-father-in-law sleeping her now 11-year-old son in his underwear and she kicked him out of her home. The old man was quiet for a while and then started ...

There are a lot of drugs in the US. Count how many sewage pipes are in the US. That's how many illegal drugs are in the US.

As of late mainstream news has been raising concerns about finding OTC and prescribed pharmaceutical drugs in public drinking water. As far as I know, this has been a concern for years from EPA reports and a few other gov't agencies. Since the U.S. is a drug-oriented country with not much concern for natural therapies to chronic ailments, and everyone needs water as a necessary staple in their diets, what is the most effective way ...

the used drugs to help people live ... it was a medication back when there wernt a lot of medication

I recently took a drug test and i failed for benzodiapines. I don't take drugs prescripted or non. so i'm trying to find out on how can i fail when i didn't take anything.

My friend is celebrating her 40th birthday in Las Vegas and we would like to have a party in her honor. Where would be a good place on the Strip to hold a party for her that would not cost too much. We anticipate to have about 40 guests. We only need a room at this time. We will make our own arrangements for food etc.

What are some mind-blowing facts about law and legal issues?

i dont think so cause it is regon and it is old like a grandfather

This article concerns some websites where you can "trade futures" based on the 2008 election. For example, if you want a $100 payout and think Obama will clinch the nomination, you can buy a $100 future for $31. Seems just like placing a bet with a bookie, which would be illegal in most of the US, but since they structure it like a futures market, they can do it? Seems they also do this with ...