what does "I plead the 5th" mean?
112511
The 5th amendment is the right to remain silent. So when someone pleads the fifth, that are acting on that right. Now, it is often used as slang too, when someone does not want to talk about something, but it is used on court cases so you do not have to incriminate yourself.
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It is said by learned friars \nthat wishing and the crime are one. \nThat God punishes desires, \nas much as if the deed were done. \n\nNow if wishing damns us, \nThen you and I are damned to all our \nheart's content. \nCome then, let us enjoy \nsome PLEASURE for our punishment.
596062
it means he wants you to call him
644320
f4 Means that it's a Felony in the 4th degree, most use it as 4th degree felony \n\nA 5th degree felony is the lowest felony...could be dropped to a misdmeanor...so a felony 4 isn't to terrible.  But, depends on charge, and past criminal record.
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if you are a minor, you are probably in luck in that you will probably be let off the hook.\n\nthe people telling you to get a lawyer are right on.  an attorney can talk to the police and probably cut a deal on your behalf.\n\nyou don't -have- to call the police back or participate in an investigation, but if they really want to talk to you, they will have a judge issue a subpoena, which means you are legally obligated to testify.\n\nhowever, if in testifying you would incriminate yourself, you can "plead the fifth" which means to cite the fifth amendment of the constitution, which says that no person shall be forced to testify if their testimony would incriminate themselves.\n\nthat aside - if you are having an attack of the conscience, that is a good thing, and you should do the right thing of telling the truth.  i don't think you committed perjury if you lied to the police when they were collecting information at the scene,  since it wasn't a deposition given under oath.  but i am not a lawyer and i could be wrong.\n\nthat said, get a lawyer, tell them what happened and have them contact the police on your behalf.  more than likely, the police wouldn't bother to press charges anyway - what you did was not that bad, and if you decide to tell the truth they'll probably agree not to do anything to you.  put plainly, you're small potatoes.  most police departments are way too busy to go after something like this.  but you should do the right thing and tell them what happened.  and you should do it in consultation with an attorney.  most attorneys will give a free one-hour initial consultation, so talking to one is something you should do no matter what.
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It means that your days as his number one have already ended.\n\nThe best bet, without knowing your propects and goals, is to be clear with him that you know what time it is.\n\nIt doesn't necessarily mean you have to tell him to hit the bricks and you don't have to get mad.\n\nWhen he sees that you are willing to tell him you KNOW the truth, he will react by being very nice.  He might make excuses.  He maybe will even confess and come clean with it especially if there isn't really much to say!!!\n\nBut the song playing on your jukebox says that he isn't your one true love.\n\nGood Luck
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"get the 4-1-1 (four-one-one; not four eleven)" means get the information (4-1-1 on your telephone is "information" when you need to get a phone number)\n\nWhat up? means What is going on? what's new?\n\n"bling" expensive...gaudy jewelry\n\n"my bad" could mean I'm sorry, or my mistake\n\n"24-7" means all the time; 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week (it used to be 24-7-365;  the 365 being the # of days in a year)\n\n"posin' 'til closin" is hanging out, wasting time as in she'll just be here posin' til closin
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Yeh, that term is most commonly used to mean 'get me what I want / need' e.g. "He's sorting me out with tickets for the concert next week" means he's going to get the tickets for me.\nIt's also used when someone is talking about going to beat someone up e.g "He shouldn't have said what he did about me. I'm going to see him tonight to 'sort him out'"
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It was changed to 5 yesterday.
1160907
Everyone's more or less right so far.\n\nBut there is another explanation as well.\n\nIf you were to call AT 6, I will be home--possibly because I never left, possibly because I will arrive before six, or possible I will arrive exactly at exactly at six.\n\nIf I will be home BY six, it means I  definately left, but if you want to call, then six is the earliest you can call to be guaranteed of reaching me at home.\n\nBy saying I will be home at 6, I am saying don't expect me to  arrive home before that time\nBy saying I will be home by six, don't expect me to arrive home later than that.time
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NO CONTEST, no contest means ur not pleading anything.  it's kinda like saying nothin in a way, ur not sayin u did do it, ur not sayin u didnt do it.  it's in between, regardless, ull prob still get a fine if they gave u a dui test and u were way over the limit or something.  but if its ur first offense i think u'll be alrite. no matter what ur gonna get in some kinda bs trouble unless u feel like gettin a lawyer and pleadin guilty.  good luck\n\n"If I don't drink and drive, how the f*ck am I gettin home?"
675186
If this has a religious significance, it is likely to mean\nMy hope (is) in the Lord (or...my Lord).\n\nOtherwise, My hope (is) in my master..\n\nSpes Mea = my hope\nIn Domino = in the lord/master/ruler etc.
1048308
It's like " I already told you" or "remember this". It's usually used when you ask a favor to someone and that someone denies it, it is like saying "you didn't help, well, I won't when you need it"
709835
It means that there would be no further hearings or court action... to complete the thought you'd need the context - it could be deferral pending some event or time ... you didn't give enough facts to fully answer.
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WHEN THE BOWLER APPEALS, UMPIRE RAISES HIS FINGER.\n\nTHAT MEANS I ACCEPT. YOU ARE RIGHT.  AN ENGLISH PARLIMENTARY SIGN.
897404
That depends.  Were you charged with something or did you write a statement as a witness.  If you are charged with something you can always invoke your rights at any time.  Even if you invoke your rights they can still use your written statement against you.  If you were only a witness (or a victim) you can not "plead the 5th".  Then again, for the most part, they can not make you testify either.
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The text is: "The Attorney General may request the Secretary of Defense to provide assistance under section 382 of title 10 in support of Department of Justice activities relating to the enforcement of section 2332a of this title during an emergency situation involving a weapon of mass destruction. The authority to make such a request may be exercised by another official of the Department of Justice in accordance with section 382 (f)(2) of title 10."\n\nWhat it means is, the Attorney General can ask the military to help prevent and punish the use of weaposn of mass destruction in the United States. Generally, crimes committed by US citizens in the US cannot be enforced by the military, which is why this exception was made.