I know. There comes a time where you have to grow up and eat grown up food.
Don't you dare touch my Totinos Pizza Rolls. Don't judge me!
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I know. There comes a time where you have to grow up and eat grown up food.
Don't you dare touch my Totinos Pizza Rolls. Don't judge me!
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HorsieJuice
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I've eaten two entire packages of pumpkin spice Oreos in the last week. The first was in two sittings; the second package was in one.
I can no longer judge anyone about anything.
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GarfieldJL
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It was in plain site when the officer was making the traffic stop. Furthermore you don't have the same rights when it comes to a vehicular search compared to a search of your apartment or house.
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GarfieldJL
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You misunderstand, I never suggested she sue her former employer, I suggested she sue the city/county/state.
That and financial/emotional damages, which the fact she lost her job over all of this, easily demonstrates the financial damages part.
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I agree. I'm just not sure she has legal recourse here. I know that most states have laws preventing people from suing police for "reasonably" investigating a crime. While I find this to be unreasonable there is no guarantee the court would see it the same way.
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Except they also sentenced her before she was even found guilty...
They did? I did not see that. I did see where she was jailed but that is different then being sentenced. In any case I hope that she will be able to get recompense for this.
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GarfieldJL
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Really I don't see why her former employer won't end up rehiring her (assuming they didn't already find a replacement in which case they can't lay off the new person for no reason).
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I have no idea. I guess it depends on the job and if she made them adequately aware of the situation. If she just disappeared with no explanation most places would find that an issue.
As was mentioned GA is an at will state so they actually can lay off a person for no reason but it would be kind of a jerk move.
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GarfieldJL
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Well thm laying her off actually does make some sense, but I think this is a case that the police needs to inform her former employer that they were the ones that screwed up, not their former employee.
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In a perfect world. Most days they wont do that anymore to avoid admittance of culpability. Part of my issue with our litigious society.
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Culinary Misconduct is not a felony.
It's only a misdemeanor with a fine and no jail time.
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So like, say, if I wanted to get a cheap buzz too, I could scarf down a can of Chef Boyardee's finest while behind the wheel?
Kinkaay...
Kinkaay...
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Didn't see where it said she was poor, but I agree - the whole situation sucks, regardless.
Arrested, re-arrested, loss of job... all because of a little spaghetti sauce on a spoon.
I'm thinking she'll make most of it back though on the lawsuit and appearances on local talk-shows.
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