Good job!
Shitty of course, but better than it could have been.
Glad for you mate :)
If that fine was Ā£ās then it would be far too harsh for anyone to affordā¦ what does it mean to you?
Brook
It is a fair bit of money, but at the end of the day money comes and goes, and I have throw more amounts of money at stupider things.
Worst thing is, a guy that I have heard about, went to court 2 weeks before I did. His order (about 5x the amount that I had) was intercepted, they let it through, watched him pick it up and take it to his girlfriends house. Raided her house and got him on possession as well.
Since he participated in a recorded interview and confessed (which I was advised against by my lawyer) i.e. made their job easier, he only got a $750 fine and no conviction.
[quote]ZZZ747 wrote:
Since he participated in a recorded interview and confessed (which I was advised against by my lawyer) i.e. made their job easier, he only got a $750 fine and no conviction.[/quote]
He got off that easy with 5X the amount you had? All because he participated in a recorded interview?? Most people would start to wonder if he got off so lucky because he ratted people out.
[quote]Shadow Hunter36 wrote:
ZZZ747 wrote:
He got off that easy with 5X the amount you had? All because he participated in a recorded interview?? Most people would start to wonder if he got off so lucky because he ratted people out.[/quote]
He got off because he made the prosecutions job easier. So off the bat he was looking at a lesser sentence. Because they thought I was being a smart ass, making them do all the work, they asked for a criminal conviction from the get go.
Lucky the judge couldnāt bring herself to give me a record at 21.
sigh, i still reckon steroids being illegal and the feds cracking down on people who use like this is the stupidest thing ever.