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the words wispered by a devil - and fairfax county gov workers loved it
and oh, the black mark of "criminal" on your legal record will follow you FOR LIFE in the internet-ized world, and be used against you ALWAYS in any future court actions - such as - bankruptcy court
Welcome to Fairfax Underground, a project site designed to improve communication among residents of Fairfax County, VA. Feel free to post anything Northern Virginia residents would find interesting.
HJ 200 Driver's license; six-month suspension upon drug offense conviction.
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don't get arrested in VA or NYC
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Date: April 12, 2020 02:45PM
so during coronavirus, VA has passed "no laws"
This one, just before that, says:
* if your convicted your not allowed to drive or work
WHICH IS REDICULOUS, BECAUSE that means the hope for change (that the person go back to work to fight their habbits - IF THEY EVEN HAVE A HABBIT, which the law does NOT stipulate as a standard)
This one, just before that, says:
* if your convicted your not allowed to drive or work
WHICH IS REDICULOUS, BECAUSE that means the hope for change (that the person go back to work to fight their habbits - IF THEY EVEN HAVE A HABBIT, which the law does NOT stipulate as a standard)
It is a "draconian law", democrats are facists.
Re: HJ 200 Driver's license; six-month suspension upon drug offense conviction.
Posted by:
don't get arrested in VA
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Date: April 12, 2020 02:48PM
DNC during Bill Clinton, in VA. The phrase becomes popular in fairfax government halls ...
"If you are LOWER, I am HIGHER"
the words wispered by a devil - and fairfax county gov workers loved it
and oh, the black mark of "criminal" on your legal record will follow you FOR LIFE in the internet-ized world, and be used against you ALWAYS in any future court actions - such as - bankruptcy court
Re: HJ 200 Driver's license; six-month suspension upon drug offense conviction.
Posted by:
reality1
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Date: April 12, 2020 06:31PM
While I agree with your premise, you might want to study a bit more and learn how to spell - especially habit if your comment is about someone with a habit. That is ridiculous.
Now - One of the major challenges for those dealing with addictive behaviors is the way the court system deals with them.
First, they are inherently SLOW - which mean someone in recovery jumps right back into the court system at the wrong time to support their recovery. The courts need to realize that slapping them with additional issues while in recovery makes it less likely they will maintain their recovery.
Second, the "removal of driving privileges" or paying huge fines and fees is definitely counterproductive. We want them to return to work, to go to meetings, to work on their own recovery. The inability to drive hampers this and places the burden on those who then have to drive them around.
Third, The lack of mental health resources is alarming. Even those that want help often lack the resources to get help. Health care is NOT free - even for those that lack any means. Finding a recovery house or program for those without money is almost impossible.
Fourth, The lack of housing creates a "living in/out of motels and couches" that is terrible for someone trying to recover. They need a stable environment, not a chaotic one.
And lastly, Every one of you knows/deals with/maybe even works with someone with addictive behaviors, either active addiction or in recovery. They need each and every one of your support.
Now - One of the major challenges for those dealing with addictive behaviors is the way the court system deals with them.
First, they are inherently SLOW - which mean someone in recovery jumps right back into the court system at the wrong time to support their recovery. The courts need to realize that slapping them with additional issues while in recovery makes it less likely they will maintain their recovery.
Second, the "removal of driving privileges" or paying huge fines and fees is definitely counterproductive. We want them to return to work, to go to meetings, to work on their own recovery. The inability to drive hampers this and places the burden on those who then have to drive them around.
Third, The lack of mental health resources is alarming. Even those that want help often lack the resources to get help. Health care is NOT free - even for those that lack any means. Finding a recovery house or program for those without money is almost impossible.
Fourth, The lack of housing creates a "living in/out of motels and couches" that is terrible for someone trying to recover. They need a stable environment, not a chaotic one.
And lastly, Every one of you knows/deals with/maybe even works with someone with addictive behaviors, either active addiction or in recovery. They need each and every one of your support.
Re: HJ 200 Driver's license; six-month suspension upon drug offense conviction.
Posted by:
VNCJN
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Date: April 12, 2020 08:07PM
Here's an idea - stop doing drugs!
Re: HJ 200 Driver's license; six-month suspension upon drug offense conviction.
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Date: April 18, 2020 11:07AM
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Re: HJ 200 Driver's license; six-month suspension upon drug offense conviction.
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Date: April 24, 2020 01:47PM
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