can a person with a drug charge qualify for medacair and section 8?
480042
For medicare Your clear, For Section 8 No! but you can get subsidized housing at your local county buiding in your county     GOOD LUCK!!!!
496782
I believe when you have a drug test, you list the prescription medications you are taking.  I wouldn't think it should be a problem for you.
1089076
They can garnish the patient's check and/or the mother's check if she guaranteed the bill.  But they would have to get a court order to do so.  However, if the party was under 18 when the charges were incurred Mom alone bear the burden.\n\nIf the child was under the mother's insurance because they were a college student and this is a portion of the bill not covered, or for a procedure that was not covered then the bill is mom's respobsibility.
321869
You can ask.  If only traffic diversion can get once a year.  If drugs, federal courts don't charge unless they mean to give someone serious prison time, not diversion.
766425
Talk to your doctor about getting on the Patient Assistance Program. They have paperwork for this, or a special person in another building will have it and the doctor will have the contact number for you. You will have to fill out and sign a bunch of papers for the drug company for each prescription, then it gets sent to your doctyor so he/she can add a prescription to it. Then it is sent to the drug company(s). Then you wait a little while to see if you qualify. IF you do, then the drugs are sent to your doctor's office and you pick them up there. They will give you 3 months worth of each medication for a very small fee to no fee at all (I have had it as low as $5 for a 3 month's supply).
104221
Good Lord.  And this is what our public schools are putting out.\n\nLet me try to answer some of this but you're going to have to fix your question because some of it is truly impossible to understand with the way you have written it.\n\nIf you're asking why the FDA has the right to arrest you in your residence, you're humorously mistaken.  The FDA does not have the authority to arrest anyone, period. \n\nThen you start talking about Prop. 215 which, for those who don't live here, is the Compassionate Use of Marijuana Act (the legislation that made marijuana legal for medical purposes).  \n\nSo I'm thinking you want to know why the FDA can arrest you in your residence if you are a medical marijuana user.  And the answer, of course, is that they can't.  \n\nThen you're asking about raids on cannabis clubs, and frankly, because of your extremely poor writing skills, I'm just not sure what it is you want to know about raids on clubs.  Please tell me you're still in grade school because if you're any older than six, you really need to get some help with your abilities to communicate in writing.
493546
well if he is supposed to go to court and doesn't show then he will have a felony drug charge warrant as well as a felony fleeing warrant and there is no escaping that. they will be in the system until he is caught.
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Your state would be helpful to answer your question completely.  But I will tell you what it would mean in New York.\n\nIf it is not a misdemeanor or a felony it technically is not a crime, but a violation much like a traffic ticket.  While it will be on your criminal record it should not prevent you from entering the criminal justice field of employment.  My advice is to own up to it, never lie about it and when asked about it be honest and say what it was...a monumental lapse in judgment.  There are thousands of police officers, lawyers and judges who have misdemeanor convictions and this is less than that.\n\nWhat you did was not a felony.  It was mere possession.  What your friend did was, that was technically a sale (just to let you know.)  Before someone jumps on me, you don't need to exchange money for a sale, simply giving drugs to someone is in and of itself a transaction and constitutes a sale under the law, although rarely prosecuted.\n\nListen to your lawyer, get a lawyer if you don't have one, and they will tell you the ramifications for pleading guilty.\n\nThe one thing that might come back to haunt you is that federal student aid can be denied for narcotic convictions regardless of the level.  So be aware of that.\n\nSome of the advice on here is really, really bad so always speak with an attorney in your State that will be best to assist you.
879965
Depends on the type of medical bills, the state the policy was issued in, and the state of residence.  Most likely, at the very least, they would be highly questioned.
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Depends...if its a drug felony, and you complete the sentence, then have proof of treatment for it(a letter from your shrink or something) then you ARE eligible. Violent felonies or grand theft may be different.
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
663032
I'm assuming you meant to say you CANNOT pay for your medicine.  Are you enrolled in Medicare's Drug Program?  If not, WHY not?  There are many senior-friendly organizations with people who can help you make sense out of the drug-benefit program.  Try contacting them, OK?
360691
Yes you can.\nIf your record is currently clean they may be talked into a fine and a dismissal of misdemeanor charges and a reduction to a civil infraction. But that is no guarantee.\nHope this helps.
74095
Yes, but since these are prescriptions and non-narcotic, it should not be a problem if you disclose and they were prescribed for you.
986562
why is it my B.S. sensors are going off right now?\n\nFederal law requires a signature when picking up presciptions....ESPECIALLY narcotics. They also require the person selling the medication to either personally know who it is they are giving it to or ID them if they don't. Most states require ID to be documented for all narcotic purchases, even when selling it to your mother.\n\nSo who's lying?
285249
As long as u didnt lie about anything.but depending on the state your in the state can press the charges instead of you.
960631
There's supposed to be, but it's not fool-proof yet. Any one who knows about this, and knows where, when and who should report it. The business who is allowing large sales of medicine, unless it is to a doctor or a pharmacist, could be charged I believe. I would talk to someone in the know about it, police or your doctor. Just say you're concerned about it, and you would like to know if it's legal or what.