what happens with the second offence as using ecstasy as an adult and juvenille?
138387
depending usually your criminal record from childhood is wiped clean from your record you gotta check with your state to see if you have any charges on you check out crimetime.com you can usually do a backround check on there
578428
Yes, go see your PO. That's why you were in jail the first time you idiot, you didn't obey the law! Dont try breaking it again.
698316
It depends on if he was convicted before.  First offense is usually 30 days in jail, a hefty fine and suspension of the driver's license.  Community service might be required as well.  \n\nOther effects can include an instant jump in insurance rates, loss of commercial driver licenses, and manditory drug/alcohol abuse counciling.
546666
Depending on what the first one was meaning the charge.  It could be dropped to a wreckless Operation charge if the first one wasnt.  Other than that, you will probably spend some time, pay a fine and enter into some type of drug and alcohol counseling.  GET A GOOD ATTORNEY!
123646
Unfortunately for you and your boyfriend, California is one of the few states with 18 years old as age of consent.  Since your boyfriend is less than 3 years older than you, the following can apply:\n\nCALIFORNIA CODES, PENAL CODE\n261.5 (b) Any person who engages in an act of unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor who is not more than three years older or three years younger than the perpetrator, is guilty of a misdemeanor.\n\n(e)(1)(A) An adult who engages in an act of unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor less than two years younger than the adult is liable for a civil penalty not to exceed two thousand dollars ($2,000).\n\nAnd it's the prosecutor who charges your boyfriend with the crime, not your parents. You have no say in whether he's charged or not.
764569
It is a "Class A" controlled substance under Misuse of Drugs Act 1971.\n\nMaximum Penalties:\nPossession (Magistrates Court) 6 months/£5,000 fine or both\nPossession (Crown Court) 7 years/unlimited fine or both\nSupply (Magistrates Court) 6 months/£5,000 fine or both\nSupply (Crown Court) life/unlimited fine or both\nObviously these are maximum penalties and each case is different.\n\nI'm a serving police officer and would have no clue what it looks like or how to identify it, however, if an officer suspects it's a drug, then you'd get arrested anyhow and it would be sent to the lab for analysis.
539898
Well your first offence will have expired by now, so you wont get more than a few points and maybe a fine.\n\nYou should stop drinking and driving though for your own and the publics sake.
826458
nothing, our system of law says that a person cannot be tried twice for the same case, double jeopardy or autrefois acquit (French for 'previously acquitted'), so even though he confessed he would have to be charged on another offense. He could be jailed for perjury, a serious offense but not on murder charges.
409022
felony even if its only 1 pill and your first offence. most first time offenders in fl get 18-36 months probation depending on wich county you live in mine was pinnellas county. st pete. try not to use a court appointed lawyer if you dont have to your best bet is to hire your own. good luck.
62200
ecstasy, is a synthetic entactogen of the phenethylamine family whose primary effect is to stimulate the secretion of and inhibit the re-uptake of large amounts of serotonin as well as dopamine and noradrenaline in the brain, causing a general sense of openness, empathy, energy, euphoria, and well-being. Tactile sensations are enhanced for some users, making general physical contact with others more pleasurable; but, contrary to popular mythology it generally does not have aphrodisiac effects.\n\nshort-term effects\n\nApart from the dangers from impurities, the primary acute risks of taking MDMA are allergic reaction, which is extremely rare, and dehydration. Like amphetamine, MDMA can mask the body's normal thirst and exhaustion responses, particularly if a user is dancing or is otherwise physically active for long periods of time without hydration. MDMA can temporarily reduce the body's ability to regulate its core temperature, and in high-temperature surroundings (e.g. clubs) combined with physical exertion this may lead to hyperpyrexia if precautions are not taken to remain cool. While dehydration is undesirable, there also have been a very small number of users overly concerned about hydration drinking excessive water and suffering from water intoxication and associated hyponatremia (dilution of the blood that can cause swelling of the brain). This is what caused the death of British teen Leah Betts, which may be the world's most widely publicised MDMA-related fatality.\n\nSome users also report decreased libido or impotence; however, studies have had conflicting results\n\nSystemic effects\n\nOther effects include:\n\n    * Pupil dilation with attendant photosensitivity and color perception\n    * Jaw clenching or bruxism ("gurning" or "grinding")\n    * Shutter vision (nystagmus)\n    * General restlessness\n    * Loss of appetite/taste sensation changes\n    * Lack of focus / concentration\n    * Tingling\n    * Sweaty palms\n    * Increased heart rate\n\nVisit the link below to see the slide which displays how ecstacy affects your brain
1007034
well that will depend on what jurisdiction you are in at the time.  basically in most jurisdictions it is a felony and the minor can be a compounding factor (making it worse)\n\n\nThat should be worth 10 points!
155519
I read a portion of the transcript where the judge gives his justifications for sentencing this person as a juvenile rather than an adult.  I cannot reconcile the judge's reasoning with his statements of the law.  I see no reason why this kids shouldn't have been sentenced as an adult.  Instead of life in jail, he will be out by the time he is 21.
441544
That woud depend on the statutory law of the state where the assault took place.  Many state woould still try the pesron as an adult depending on the law and the person's age.
590281
More specifics please.  It varies from state to state.  Is this the person's first time for a drug felony?  In many states the first and or second time for simple possession charges the court will offer a plea agreement.\n\nIn Arizona most first time drug offenders are offered a "Diversion Program".  This includes regular drug testing, counseling, 12 step program participation, etc.  It is used in conjuction with a probation period of one to three years.  \n\nFurther, the court will sometimes offer to make it an "undesignated felony".  In other words, if you complete the program, you will not have a felony conviction on your record.  The program is used to educate individuals, and stop illegal drug use before you end up in more legal situations.\n\nHopefully your state offers such a program.  It gives you a second chance not to become a convicted felony for the rest of your life.  And maybe, just maybe, it will stop you from being a drug addict too!  Good luck.
623386
Ecstasy can lower ones inhibitions and make one more likely to partake in sensual and sexual encounters. It is very likely for a girl to get raped during this time because she wont resist somethign she'd never do while not taking Ecstasy. Any body that is not sober and free of drugs is not legal to give consent, so any consent given by them is null and void, making any sex had with them technically rape. Some - regardless of drugs or not - will also claim rape so that they dont have to accept responsibility for their actions the night before.
1067734
My husband is a deputy sheriff in a Florida county and this is what he said:  The person who is in possession of the drugs will be the one arrested.  However if the person that has possession of the drugs denies it being his and if "you" are the registered owner of the vehicle then both of you will be arrested.  At that point it would be up to the courts to sort out.  He says it happens quite a bit.  Usually one cops to it after they are both arrested.  He said that police aren't inclined to believe either one.  So if no one admits..They both go!
1039540
Fines and or up to 10 years for a first offense.\nPrison terms increase to 15, 20 and 25 years if there are aggravating circumstances (like using a false passport to run drugs or aid terrorism)