Depending on the state. Some prisons are not as bad as you may think. I hope the kid learns from the mistake. Prison will only make him more likely to engage in other criminal activity.
No, I know a lot of people who did really stupid things in vehicles, including driving way over the speed limit, but never got caught or had anything tragic happen. I know one person who did end up killing someone. Sorry if you found my post confusing.
It does. He is probably looking at 4-6 in prison if the laws in Nevada are similar to those in Minnesota where I practice.
Sorry, I'll try to be much more specific in my phrasing just for the nit pickers on the board in the future.
Weed stays in your system for a long time. Especially if you use it regularly. Probably not hard to make a scientific case that those levels could be present in the blood stream without a person being impaired at the time they were driving.
Sounds like with initial indictment being dismissed they may be laying a case for complete dismissal? Best attorneys money can buy? If the kid is a 4 star recruit and driving a late model Challenger, there is money involved.
