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It does require me to think, and I don't intend to quit.. Ppl rely on me having a pay-cheque..

Get some responsibility that requires you to protect any decent job you can get..

He said it was the power company, not his landlord..

Two points.. The power you'd be using for 7 plants is NOTHING.. No different than an extra PC and TV etc.. Secondly why would you even entertain this 'energy survey'?? They have no right to force you, and it's not suspicious to simply say you don't want to be involved.. It's inconvenient to...

Sounds like they're letting him off in a way.. That's 36 plants, and they're charging him with possession??

It would be much smarter to have your friend tie the weed to the leg of a homing swallow..

I'd offer to attempt to repair it for a fee.. You have ZERO obligation to do anything, but if it's just overheating due to dust you might be able to get some profit from the whiny dbag..

Not exactly.. They'll interrogate in hopes of getting gravy to pour on the case they have, and if they don't have a case they may taunt you by saying they have an air-tight case in hopes that it puts you off balance enough to give them something..It's best to not even speak in regards to...

""Where the prosecution shows that a Miranda warning was given and that it was understood by the accused, an accused's uncoerced statement establishes an implied waiver of the right to remain silent," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote for the majority."---I'm actually on the side the the majority...

"The court ruled 5 to 4 that a Michigan defendant who incriminated himself in a fatal shooting by saying one word after nearly three hours of questioning had given up his right to silence, and that the statement could be used against him at trial. "Where the prosecution shows that a Miranda...

Those articles both describe the same event, which happens to be irrelevant to your claims, and in-line with the original premise of the thread.. Your boy opened his fat ass mouth and incriminated himself dumbass..

XX/XY is oversimplified in regards to plant like cannabis when herms are on the table..

Did the lawyer elaborate on why you should move out entirely that quickly instead of just removing all evidence from the apartment??

Dude, just recently police tazed and shot an old man to death when he refused help after his medic-alert went off, and those cops aren't being charged.. Police rarely get in trouble for assault, ask Rodney King.And answer one simple question.. Is following your advice the quickest/easiest way...

Even if the lease says they can, it may be unenforceable.. Lots of leases contain unenforceable clauses..But again, laws only mean something if they're obeyed.. You might want to look into changing the lock, and setting up webcam surveillance etc..

I assume you're just kidding, but booby-traps are very illegal, and intent follows the bullet..

A landloard can't just enter whenever he wants to legally anywhere I've heard of.. Here they can enter in an emergency like flooding etc, and can enter for planned work with 24hrs written notice.. Aside from that, they cannot enter without your permission unless they just get away with it..

And tell everybody who takes your advice to enjoy being a sovereign individual in jail/prison..

So you're just under 20cfm assuming an 80L bag minus hand bunching space.. That isn't near impressive, and I still don't believe it ontop of that

Ever hear of Stop and Identify laws??