If they are full, it is because of two things.
1. Not really a prison, more like a boarding home you can not leave.
2. Not enough of them.
If they are full, it is because of two things.
1. Not really a prison, more like a boarding home you can not leave.
2. Not enough of them.
" If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher.." - Abraham Lincoln
“ The Constitution be never construed to authorize Congress to - prevent the people of the United States, who are peaceable citizens, from keeping their own arms..” - Samuel Adams
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What the world has learned is that America is never more than one election away from losing its goddamned mindMe on Elite : Dangerous | My WoW charactersOriginally Posted by Howard Tayler
if you don't make payments willingly, wage garnishment IS a thing that exists and can be done. and before you say something something, I don't put my paycheck in a bank, there are many MANY ways. some of those ways as unfair as it is - can involve taking that money from your family if you yourself refuse to pay. and if all else fails? well.. you can just work it off at a mandated location/worksite.
jail can be a last resort. it should NOT however be a first resort for property damage.
OK then we are back to. How much are you willing to pay to get that money?
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We got a similar system in Ireland, minus the Prisons -- nicknamed the Revolving Door system, Judges and Lawyers get fat off consistent serial criminal defendants, even violent ones, handing out suspended sentences with minimal jail time... not uncommon to have people with 300-500+ convictions walking the streets.
Acid attack on a teen, ruining their promising career in Football? NP! Get off with a cautionary warning... I kid you fucking not!
Last edited by Daedius; 2020-08-07 at 03:09 AM.
Just curious, I know it seems a bit much, doing donuts in a car = 1 to 5 years. But he was in a public parking lot, what if he hit someone, what if he killed a kid that was walking through there and he didn't seem them. Would that be ok? I mean people talk about how dangerous guns are even having one in your car if you don't have the right for it is a large fine and jail. Just waving one around in public can get you arrested and jailed.
Are people saying that cars are not dangerous? That doing something stupid like this in a public place where you could kill some one, just like waving a gun, should somehow be considered less important?
Like I said just curious.
Collection attorneys specialize in creditor rights. The thing many Plaintiffs don’t understand about winning their case is that it is their responsibility to collect on the judgement, the court will not do it for you.
In Florida small claims cases, there is a document called a “Fact Information Sheet” the Plaintiff may ask the judge to order the Defendant to fill out. I have also served Subpoenas in Aid of Execution on banks and individuals for specific information about assets and bank accounts found in asset searches and provided in information forms.
There are many ways these assets can be used to enforce the judgement. I have had Clients request an asset search seeking a Writ of Execution or Replevin to seize assets owned by the debtor including motor vehicles, boats, recreational vehicles, real property, etc. The Sheriff can seize these assets and force a Sheriff’s sale with a portion of the proceeds going to the Creditor.
The creditor may have a private investigator locate the defendant’s bank accounts and have a process server issue and serve a Writ of Garnishment against the funds in the account. Bank account searches are costly and strict Federal Laws protect the privacy of financial institutions. Although you may find bank account searches advertised online, there are few investigators with the talent, resources, and connections to actually produce usable results lawfully.
If the Defendant has not property or bank accounts with funds sufficient to cover the judgement, the Plaintiff often seeks a Continuing Writ of Garnishment against salary or wages. This is served on the defendant’s employer and a court ordered amount is withheld from the defendant’s bank account each pay period.
from your link above. and btw, the costs? are ALSO being garnished from you. so.. how much extra are YOU willing to lose?
and this is just using current laws, assuming its going to have to be a civil suit. what we are arguing here that while something like this should NOT automatically result in jail... it doesn't mean there should be no repercussions.
Last edited by Witchblade77; 2020-08-09 at 12:17 AM.
It is nice to hear that the USA follow their rules for prisons.
Because we have laws that account for if he ran over a kid (such as manslaughter), specifically so the law currently being applied doesn't need to account for it? The recklessness of an act is really only likely if there was a realistic chance of some third party being hit (i.e he did it in a crowded place)
Beyond that judge's have the power to and indeed generally must account for general and specific deterrence when sentencing. The general there being that the sentencing has an element that acts as a deterrent for the public.
Finally, gun's are weapons so the context is different, cars are probably more dangerous then guns due to their prevalence but their primary purpose isn't lethal propulsion.
Tonight for me is a special day. I want to go outside of the house of the girl I like with a gasoline barrel and write her name on the road and set it on fire and tell her to get out too see it (is this illegal)?