There is a felony arrest warrant they filed and Dept of State saw that they will deny a passport for that ...
There is a felony arrest warrant they filed and Dept of State saw that they will deny a passport for that ...
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I don't think an immigration lawyer is needed. Just a local lawyer with the right contacts. Warrants are not supposed to be outstanding for years and he should be able to get it dismissed. You said you talked to a DA but I think they tend to listen more if you go through an attorney.
Local Lawyer said DA is choosing to prosecute CBD oil cases and if they turn themselves in (with the lawyer present) they would be arrested and have to bond out and they run the risk of this being prosecuted as a class B felony .. he can't guarantee the result and until the trial date they would have to show up weekly for pre-trial drug testing, which rules out the trip even if they get the passport ..
Lawyer said the odd thing is that no cause was filed and it's been a few years ...
Some of these counties in Texas are over the top ...
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"Land of the Free and Home of the Brave"? - my kold a$$ it is.Originally Posted by jamman
In Texas is it illegal to take more than three sips of beer at a time while standing.
Agree Kold ... just read a 71 yr old grandmother coming from Mexico on connecting flight in Dallas was arrested for CBD oil and spend 2 nights in jail ... welcome to the USA ..
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These antiquated “controlled“ substances laws are something we don’t hear many politicians discussing. If CBD is sold in most (if not all) States, why is this not an issue to be addressed by our state and federal representatives? I know the pharmaceutical and medical community avoid the subject because they haven’t figured out how to profit from it yet, but I’m pretty sure they’re working on it. They often point out that more “research” is needed on cannabis before it can be prescribed or legalized nationally, but opioids are still prescribed in massive amounts and they know the damage opioids have and still do. The hypocrisy of both the medical and legal community is astounding, yet they hardly ever address it. Jamman, I hope you or your son have contacted your U.S. senator’s about your sons case. Although it may not be resolved in time for this trip, if you don’t escalate this issue, it will never go away on its own. You definitely need an advocate to resolve this. Really sorry this situation has spoiled your travel plans.
Dr. J
Yeah and I bet that rasta hat of yours is illegal to wear in Texas. I assume you guys heard about the cases (2 of them!) where schoolkids were asked to cut off their dreads...
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