Disir
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They are crimes. And DUIs or OWIs exist in the two states marijuana was legalized. Cocaine possession is a crime. That's the truth and you just don't like it. It's ok for you not to like it.
The laws are inconsistent because the change needs to occur at the federal level.
And the child selling lemonade doesn't have anything to do with bail. Your argument has nothing to do with bail. It's very emotional and very "feel-y".
Last, first: If a child is ticketed for selling lemonade without a permit and fails to appear in court for that ticket, that child would be arrested. And you are right, that has nothing to do with bail, because juveniles do not get bail.
Are DUIs and cocaine possession morally criminal? No. Just as selling lemonade is not morally criminal. They are laws written for the purpose of extorting and controlling the masses.
$10,000 is excessive for this mans bail. Even if he had priors. But you seem to think it is okay because "he's a criminal."
When do DUIs and cocaine possession become "morally" criminal for you? After they wreck? How about after they drive with their kids in the car? After 28 of them in a row? NNM, not interested in what you morally feel about the situation.
No, it isn't excessive if he had priors. It's based on history such as.......failing to appear, probation violations.
This guys attempts at moral relativism are sad and pathetic.
He's either an old hippy or a twenty something dimwit living in his parents basement.
It's all over the place and I don't think he understands how it works.
"...all over the place"? I replied to your assertions. If my replies are "...all over the place", you led us there. And if you don't think I know how "it works", educate me. Still waiting for you to tell me about your time before the legislature.
No, you have no idea what you are talking about. That's become very clear.