Posted by jdemaris on January 06, 2011 at 10:25:55 from (67.142.130.33):
In Reply to: Re: Minnesota? posted by Stuart on January 06, 2011 at 09:58:09:
Why would I want to talk to somebody I don't know, and ask if he was charged with a law that never existed? Kind of an excercise in futility. In fact, no law exists anywhere in the USA that simply prohibits "underage driking" without much more definition, guidelines, and explantion - and often, many exemptions. That would include the definition of "underage", "drinking", etc.
Now, if you are saying a policeman wrongly charged your friend with a law that never exisited - OK, maybe. I'm sure people in all professions make mistakes or abuse their power, including cops.
Now- the final disposition at court in front a judge is all that counts. If your friend was actually found to be guilty, it would have to be a violation of a law or statue that is written. What was that?
Like I asked earlier, if you claim there is such a law, simply tell us what it is. Give us a Statue # or law reference #.
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