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srothstein wrote:I don't know since that would be between him and you. You might get away with only the $2500 being gone and keep the 2000. He might demand all of it.

At this point, I don’t care. Thanks!

You have already taken the most important step I could recommend. I always recommend hiring a lawyer when dealing with law enforcement as a suspect in any way.

This means the only help I can offer is to talk with your attorney and find out what he is doing. If he will not talk to you, leave a ...

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Yeah, I screwed up. This sucks.

Most of us had one or more encounter with a LEO or the law. It is important to stay calm and focused on the issue. If you have a lawyer you don't trust get rid of him and perhaps you have friends which can point you to a better way of solving the issue or ...

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I recall on top of my head that most or all had legal issues with a gun in the language not ...

I'm afraid you're in a heap of trouble for violating both state (carrying a handgun without a license) and federal law (carrying a handgun into the secured area of an airport.)

Competent representation by a sharp attorney experienced in these areas will give you your best chance of minimizing the ...

Hi, travel almost every week on business. Have for the last 6-7 years. I’ve been TSA approved, status with AA, etc for a long time. I have no criminal history at all. Well, a few weeks ago we went to our lakehouse and I always carry my pistol with me to/from there. I don’t have a CHL, but I usually ...