Is there any law that can prohibit someone from drinking while pregnant?
471708
Sounds like one stupid girl.\n\nUnfortunately there are no such laws that exists.\n\nIs she prepared to raise a severly retarded child?\n\nI'd dump her as a friend............she is a total fucking loser.
614787
Both parents being alcoholics shows a definite lack of responsibility and an inability to care for the child in a normal environment.  There is always some type of abuse occurring in the home, as tempers flair when 2 parents drink to excess.  The child deserves better. The parents will have a chance to go to rehab, but alcoholism is not acceptable.
1052641
I have one helpful tidbit:\n\nYou cannot drink at 18\nAt 21 you can\n\n(18th and 21st amendments)\n\nHope that helps. Plus a summary:\n\n1st Freedoms of religion, speech, press, petition, and assembly\n2nd Right to bear arms\n3rd No Quartering soldiers in private homes (Privacy)\n4th Searches and seizures; warrants\n5th Due process of law\n6th Rights of the accused\n7th Right to trial by jury in civil cases\n8th Excessive bail & fines; cruel & unusual punishment\n9th Unenumerated rights retained by the people\n10th Powers reserved to the states or to the people\n11th Immunity of states to foreign suits\n12th Revision of presidential election procedures\n13th Abolition of slavery\n14th Citizenship, state due process, state equal protection\n15th Racial suffrage\n16th Federal income tax\n17th Direct election to the United States Senate\n18th Prohibition of alcohol (Repealed by 21st amendment)\n19th Women's suffrage\n20th Term Commencement for congress (January 3) and president (January 20)\n21st Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment; state and local prohibition permitted\n22nd Presidential term limit\n23rd Representation of Washington, DC in Electoral College\n24th Suffrage and prohibition of poll taxes\n25th Presidential disabilities\n26th Age suffrage\n27th Variance of congressional compensation\n\nGood luck.
1181709
Yes, the police can enter without consent if they believe a crime has been or is being committed. Underage drinking is a crime.
891462
A minor can't legally drink anywhere at any time.
1145744
if there were.. i would have been there when i was 13... lol.. What you can do is....... Find a friend who's parents dont give a shit about nything that they do.. and chip in for a party with non-alcoholic drinks.. =))
634600
It is against the law to drink and drive or to have an open container in your car/truck.It is against the law to have alcohol within the reach of the driver!Even if you are a passenger in the car,if you are in the front seat,it is illegal for you to have alcohol in your possession!
999764
its a condition where the bile ducts are not develloped i think.\ni dont see why it should prevent you from having children.\nof course the pregnancy might  require more care than usual , but otherwise i dont think there is any relation between pregnancy and this condition,as long as your liver functions are ok.
512243
If you can have it when you are pregnant, you can have it when you breastfeed, and if you are not allowed it when you are pregnant, you shouldn't have it when you breastfeed.
633246
Those are big obstacles you mentioned !\n\nYour baby and the absence of drinks !\n\nNow let's consider celebrating method one :\n\nPut your baby in a basket and leave it  on the nearest river. You will get rid of it in seconds.\n\nThen go to the nearest pub and order 30 divided by 3, 10 pints of punch . Pour it into your stomack. The following morning you will be found in the same river, naked !\n\nCelebrating method 2 :\n\nIf you have a family and consider yourself as one of them then you might have ideas of how to celebrate your 30th birthday together like going on a picnic or other ideas that you might gather from the good old guys answering you at answers.yahoo.com . \n\nWishing you the best of years and a Happy 30th Birthday party\nP.S. You do good you don't drink, Your liver and brain neurons thank you for that.
686667
Why would you drink something like that?  Your baby may not be ok, and you probably are not either.
243873
Several Bible verses encourage people to stay away from alcohol. However, Scripture does not necessarily forbid a Christian from drinking beer, wine, or any other drink containing alcohol. Christians are commanded to avoid drunkenness. The Bible condemns drunkenness and its effects. Christians are also commanded to not allow their bodies to be “mastered” by anything.  Scripture also forbids a Christian from doing anything that might offend other Christians or might encourage them to sin against their conscience. In light of these principles, it would be extremely difficult for any Christian to say they are drinking alcohol to the glory of God.\n\nJesus changed water into wine. It even seems that Jesus likely drank wine on occasion. In New Testament times, the water was not very clean. Without modern sanitation efforts, the water was filled with bacteria, viruses, and all kinds of contaminants. The same is true in most third-world countries today. As a result, people often drank wine (or grape juice) because it was far less likely to be contaminated. In 1 Timothy 5:23, Paul was instructing Timothy to stop drinking the water (which was probably causing his stomach problems) and instead drink wine. The Greek word for wine in the Bible is the most basic everyday word for wine. In that day, wine was fermented, but not to the degree it is today. It is incorrect to say that it was grape juice, but it is also incorrect to say that it was the same thing as the wine we use today. Again, Scripture does not necessarily forbid Christians from drinking beer, wine, or any other drink containing alcohol. Alcohol is not, in and of itself, tainted by sin. It is, rather, drunkenness and addiction to alcohol that a Christian must absolutely refrain from.  There are principles in the Bible, however, that make it extremely difficult to argue that a Christian drinking alcohol in any quantity is pleasing to God.
979964
If the apartment by-laws or policy prohibits drinking alcoholic beverages, yes.  The same would apply to felony background checks which are becoming common today that say, turn up a sex offender.  This problem can be resolved through litigation if it is truly discrimination.
1021781
Yep..knowling driving with a suspended licenses..second offense..ten days in jail..sounds about right.\nAs for her being pregnant, she maybe able to get a physician to address the court, if he/she feels it would be harmful to her and her unborned baby to sit in jail for ten days. The judge may put her on a gps tracking device, or house arrest until after the birth of her child, and then she may have to do her jail time.\n\nShe should seek the advice of an attorney.\nLegal Aid
111991
To drink Alcohol: No (provided, of course, that you are of legal drinking age in whatever place you happen to live.)\nTo be Drunken: Yes, with no exceptions.
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Yes, you can.  Only the court that imposed that restriction can lift it.  He will need to petition the court to have that portion of his sentence set aside.\n\nNo, the punishment does not seem extreme.  The carnage on the roads from drunk drivers is equal to repeating 9/11 every 38 days!  We get into a tizzy over terrorism yet turn a blind eye to drunk drivers.  That's the insanity of the whole thing!\n\nIf your b/f no longer drinks, that's a good thing.  He will need a good attorney to try to have his right to operate reinstated.  If he has 27 years of clean living behind him, maybe he has a shot.
678193
Only if he is threatening suicide or murder or arson or something like that.\n\nIf  person wants to drink themselves to death they are entitled to do so...\n\nI am recovering alcoholic....been sober twelve years ...\n\nI was a serious drunk.\n\nMaybe God will whisper something in his ear and he will\nbecome aware of the pain he is causing you and others(and himself) and that  he will do something about it.\n\nsorry for your troubles...\n\nmy father was a rampant drunk.\n\nI hope things change for better.