can ct. take your house if you are involved in drugs?
341143
Oh yes they can, and won't hesitate.
909427
Not unless you take a large amount of it and overdose in which case a drug test will be the least of your problems. But it is not a drug that is tested for on standard drug tests.
835502
i take it that you are a pothead ???? your use and possession of drugs do effect me my family and anyone else that may be out on the street with you while you are high...drugs are also a major part in crime which also effects the everyday innocent person!it will also effect the person that you will steal from when you have no other way to pay for your habit and yes it will happen deny it now but it will it always does!
437228
Depends on the jurisdiction and the discretion of the arresting officer.\n\nSome agencies issue a summons, others incarcerate you, and some do both.  It also depends on how much pot you have on you.  Many people also neglect to think of the paraphernalia also, but you can be charged with that as well.  Remember also that if you drive while under the influence of drugs, you can be charged with a DWI(drugs) as well.\n\nDear Old Dad
1167188
If you have no accident or personal injury to another attached to the D.U.I.,then they won't cross state lines to nail you. I know because I live one state away from the state I was busted for back in 1986. They don't care if I am here nor are they trying to get me. I have quit drinking a long time ago!!!!!
179606
I would say yes so long as she has responsibilities.  Here's one way to try to get at this:\n\n1.  Sit her down.  Tell her you love her, you're proud of her for being clean, etc.\n2.  Describe your fears.  Don't attack her, though.  Say something like, "I would be happy to have you live here, but I'm worried that you'll return to drugs, that this house will become a crutch for you, etc."\n3.  Then, ask her how you can work together to make sure these fears don't become reality.  Can she pay you rent?  Can she have random drug testing?  What is she willing to do for the privilige of living with you?  Don't pressure her.  Let her describe what she's willing to do.\n4.  Then, write an informal contract.  If she breaks any of the promises she's made, she will have 14 days (or whatever) to move out.\n5.  Be firm but kind.  Tell her that if she has to leave because she breaks the contract that you'll be heartbroken, but that she has to understand that you are now both bound to this contract.\n\nIf this sounds useful, you may want to do this with the help of your/her therapist.\n\nGood luck!
504949
No conclusions drawn here....just straight up facts.  NO drug is safe for recreational use!  That is called drug abuse.  You risk addiction, dangerous side effects (some that could affect you for life) and not to mention possible legal complications.  Kicking an addiction is a hell all of its own.  Side effects could land you in the emergency room, permanently disabled or dead.  I don't need to explain the legal issues.  Street drugs of any form are not safe as you never know the strength or what else could be in them.  They are sometimes combined with other chemicals/drugs to enhance them to make them seem better or as fillers to make them go further so the dealer can make more money off of them.  Dealers don't give a crap about you, they only want to make money.  It only takes one time with some "bad sh*t" to ruin your entire life or kill you.  You are basically playing Russian Roulette any time you take street drugs.  Taking narcotics that are not prescribed to you is just as dangerous since you have not been counseled as to how they should be taken and how much.  There are many, many people lying in a grave because they unintentionally took too much.  And everyone is different....too much for one person may be nothing to someone else.  No conclusions drawn here, just straight facts.  I hope your question was out of pure curiosity though.
845774
Yes, they can take your car, your house, and any thing else associated with the crime. It is part of RICO Anti-racketeering law.\n\nOh, and you still have financial responsibily for the confiscated items.
922027
no they wont take anything of yours or your parent they will just take a note of the things in the house and as they have paid there wont be a problem they just try to scare you i know its sh@@ but that's what they do low life scum i know iv been there don't worry to much about it mate try and have a good day Bangkok!!
271781
The answer depends entirely upon where a person lives in the United States and what drug and what quantity and what purpose (and probably other factors as well).  Ask a lawyer.
37534
I believe that the agents would need a warrant to search the house for drugs, meaning that they had to present evidence of probable cause to a judge to get the search warrant.  If they entered the house without a search warrant to look for illegal aliens (as you say), they should not be looking in spaces where a human could not hide.  If they found open drugs, their evidence might be tainted giving the defense an argument to supress the evidence at trial or appeal, a huge advantage.  However, the case must rest on the facts while protecting Constitutional rights against unreasonable search and seizure.  That's the job of the DA.
9626
Technically no, but it's amazing what you can get when you present the issue in a way that a pharmacist will feel safe about the transaction. \n\nI am amazed at how easy it is to get controlled drugs here in Costa Rica. I am not an abuser; rather have medical problems that require medications that must have prescriptions in the U.S.  Here I can merely show the prescription bottle (no ID required) or tell the pharmacist what I need. On New Years Eve I had an awful back pain and was able to get codeine with no problem.\n\nNow, if they think you want the drugs for illegal or recreational purposes, that's another story!
712806
TN has a law that requires anyone that has reason to believe that child abuse, neglect, or sexual abuse to report it to law enforcement.\nYou can make anonymous reports to the Dept of Children's Services.  The Child Protective Services team will start a file and follow up.\nDSC-CPS has a lot of power.  They can remove children that they think are being abused, neglected, or sexually abused.\n\nThey normally don't just bust up into your house and demand you take a drug test for no reason.  There would have to be a reason for the test.\n\nThe state of TN believes that if you engage in the use, manufacture, purchase, delivery, or sales of illegal narcotics, you are unfit as a parent.  \nHowever, they will work with you to try to help you change your ways.\nPlease note -- the emphasis is on the child's welfare, not your parental rights.
228262
This means that a drug dealer lives in that house.  I dont think people still do this.  You already knew the answer to this question before you asked, didnt you?
823402
It depends on what kind of drug you did.
202716
Technically they can't. Doctors can't just run a drug test on your urine or blood all willy nilly, unless you've been notified and agreed to the testing, there is no way they could tell. Unless you go in there all stoned. Thats about it.
661374
I'm not aware of the law here, but i guess we are talkin about two different scenarios here. Under influence or alcohol intoxication and Induced hypnosis under sodium pentothal in controlled enviornment. The second one might be helpful to generate pertaining information. But i have a strong hunch about evidence being gathered under both scenarios to be inadmissible in the court of law