Drug/alchohol Charges?
Question by livindead91: drug/alchohol charges?
i was just courious what half of this shit they sent me meantfor my charge when i was arrested with pot it says case type: drug abuse is that the charge and then it says m-4 which im not sure what that is eathier i know its a mistameaner (sp?) but severity i have no idea then on my other charge for the alchohol it says case type Underage consumption m-1 and for the underage consumption i was put in a diversion program but then got kicked out when i was arrested again for pot but i have received a letter saying im subject to a pre-limanry screening to see if im eligable to a diversion program for both charges so if somone could just kind of explain to me if my charges are “drug abuse” because ive never heard of that and then if somone could explain what m-1 and m-4 mean and the everity of them thanks!
i live in ohio but if it changes anything i had about an ounce on me but the cops said since i was so coopertaive they prob werent gunna give me intent to sell ya i know if its in one bag they can get you for selling but if its over a twamp they can get you for intent
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Answer by beasties69
I don’t know what state you live in, some are much more draconian on drug law. Your charges are likely for simple possession. If you are a minor then it will be off your record no matter what when you turn 18. If over 18.. u absolutely need to take the deal and complete diversion this time. That way the cases will be dismissed and when asked in the future on job apps you can say you’ve never been convicted of a crime because technically you weren’t.. the case was dismissed. In most cases you can even petition the court to have the arrest expunged if you get the case dismissed first. Then you can even say you’ve never been arrested.
Answer by Thermes
This country defines a delinquent as an individual who break the law. A thief, a burglar, and a person who uses illegal drugs are delinquents. The reason I use a thief and a burglar as an example is because studies show that people who break the law in minor offenses, usually scale to other more serious offenses such as the one’s I described. Nevertheless, In order to deter the sale or use of illegal drugs, each state have laws that enforce and punish anyone committing a crime, you must appear and be charge for that crime. In other words, crime doesn’t pay. Now, if you’re found guilty in a court of law, you’re probably consider a low level/risk criminal. Since you broke the law again, your are afforded a rehabilitation program to help you overcome your problem. The institution then builds a personal history showing your type of character and criminal behavior. Actually, you become a photo portrait and finger print profile to a database of criminals. If all these M’s add up and you continue breaking the law, eventually your record becomes a tool for a judge to put the final decision and incarcerate you to the penal population. You are then industrialize to a system of which the major population are part of an assembly of criminal behemoth. These are the consequences, so slow down.
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