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Because they are illegal, duh...

3rd grade response from a moron duly noted

Who rattled the cage of this idiot?

Wow, you're cunny must be extra touchy this morning to not understand a joke. I don't blame you for typing what your mother said to you every day of your life though. You can't help it.

So what is your excuse all the time? Oh I know

I always wonder if he really is the complete idiot he portrays online or if he is playing the part of an idiot?

On further thought, he is just an idiot.

Well, just be glad he wasn't arrested/charged here in Williamson County. As others have said, get a lawyer and don't skimp.

shouldn't have been carry daddy paper weight around in the glove box. This would be my defense in court , judge they were just a paper weight from the office and i was taking them home to clean .

Roger.....tell him to go talk to the cop. If he doesn't like the end result of the conversation, hire a lawyer.

I can see this one being dealt with quickly, without a misd conviction resulting.

Of course, that may only work here in Yankeeland.......

I think it is a misdemeanor, same as most other states...but carry on.

This should be the end of it unless there is more to the story. If he has been in a bunch of trouble of one sort or another then that's probably a deal breaker. Otherwise, fix it and move on from there.

Let me tell you why you are wrong. The police of yesteryear could pull over a drunk driver and instead of busting him, he had more options. I know cops of yesteryear who would park the car for the guy, then give the drunk a ride home instead of busting him, and making his life miserable.

Today if a cop does the same thing he opens himself up to dismissal, or future lawsuit. When that same driver gets drunk and kills somebody in a car accident, today lawyers will blame said cop becasue if he only would have busted him two years ago, his client would have got help...or the victim of the accident will sue him becasue he did not get said alcoholic off the roads.

So don't give me that shiiit Sherp, their are no difference between cops of today and cops of yesteryear, but most of those differences are society induced.

As far as the kid with brass knuckles go, his father should have only one reply, "son did you know brass knuckles were illegal? Then WTF were you doing driving around with a pair in your car"? But instead of seizing the learning moment, Dad has turned into a Little League father who is going to blame the cops and the methods they used, for finding his son's illegal knuckles. Instead of focusing on his son driving around with something illegal, he is going to turn it into a "my son was done wrong" moment. I see that as indicative of the society we have become.

My apologies stxhunter, I mean nothing personal here, I just think you are looking at this wrong. I think by you fighting this bust...well look, if the cops would have done everything they did, but came up empty, I would be more in support of your beef, but your son got caught, so teach him why he was wrong in this instance instead of focusing on the guys who caught him with something illegal in his car..

Please, DFTFT and don't quote that SOB - whether it posts as sherp, or SanSouci, or Raisuli, or Laguna (all the same person, and those likely aren't all their multiple trolling log-ins).

Telling a troll (if he is a troll) why he is wrong is not feeding him. Reacting emotionally by blocking him or shouting names at him, feeds the troll and gives him fuel. Getting mad and reacting..well, you let the troll win.

I'm neither mad, nor dealing with him otherwise. Informing those that play with the little felonious (as in, previously convicted) POS as to who/what it is was the intent. Carry on.

I agree the cop was probably being a jerk to pick him up for that but legally that isn't going to get you anywhere as whether we agree with the law or not its still a law that the court will enforce if a cop files the complaint.

Paying the fine and moving on by getting a CHL is just about the worst thing that your step son could do as it would be pretty much impossible. How it is going to work out in reality is pay a $1500 fine, do 60-80 hours of community service, do one to two years of probation and then be barred from getting a CHL for 5 years from the date his probation ends.

This can be a very serious thing or it could be a slap on the wrist depending on what kind of an attitude your step son displays to the court and how good of a lawyer he has. If he shows up acting like he thinks its a BS charge then the court isn't going to cut him any slack. If he shows up acting like a good kid that made a mistake and has a good lawyer he can probably get a slap on the wrist via a pre-trial diversion program or pleading it down to something much less. At least here the pre-trial diversion will be something where they reschedule the court date for 60 days and the kid shows up with proof that he's done x amount of community service in the meantime and kept his grades up in exchange for the case being dismissed or they could let him plead it to a class C which is fine only and won't go on his permanent record or interfere with a CHL application. But if he shows up with an attitude or acts like its no big deal he's pretty much screwed.

Leave him be, Sean. It took me a lot of years here to come by my own pet imbecile. He trails me everywhere.

A good lawyer won't let it get to court.

And he's 27. Not 14.



Travis

Convicted of what? DFT doesn't tell me much.

What the hell is wrong with you, Barkoff? Yesterday you jumped my ass with a post that had nothing to do with my post you were responding to.

Now, you post as if you haven't read a word that Roger has typed on this thread.

You weren't always this way. What happened?