tiredofsametab

What legally constitutes an illegal order? I wonder if this would qualify. Certainly, I should hope it does.

He will be granted bond and, being rich, bond out almost immediately after any booking. Unless the judge has balls enough to not grant bond, which is doubtful, he’s gonna be there all of a couple hours.

I’m sure that will go well, what with his just doing shit anyway and getting away with it.

Is lordosis like lycanthorpy but instead one turns into a Lorax?

Basically, it seems that way since, afaik, no free ID is a available that meets the requirements.

Even if it were free, getting it would still definitely be harder for the disadvantaged, but I have no idea how the courts might see that in isolation.

It is a once-per-10-years spend. The renewal fee is the same. I’m not sure about RealID-complient ID prices since that all happened after I left the US.

Americans having access to healthful food and time to cook when working two jobs is a whole other thing (this disproportionally impacts people of lower income). Also, as I mentioned in another reply, trying to get all of the documents together to do this and the time and transportation to do it (remember: public transit is absolute shit, if even available, in a lot of the US) is a whole other problem.

It seems like it’s either $130 or $165 (130 + 35) for a first time applicant according to the web. Keep in mind that many US households couldn’t bear a sudden $400 expense and this is even worse amongst the working poor.

Not the easiest nor cheapest to obtain. Also, only like 1/4 US citizens have a passport last I checked.

Nope. Especially in poor communities. Not only may someones parents be shitty and getting the documentation alone be hard, but working multiple jobs, not driving, and needing to spend hours (and money) getting to a DMV (and, in some cases, on the ID itself?) isn’t an easy task.

Whichever one has the post polystyrene in it, right?