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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your kid needs an Uber account with unlimited access when drinking.

No you can’t be liable. Don’t tell people you knew they were drinking.[/quote]

Prosecutor: According to the ME, Larlo’s Blood Alcohol Level was 0.25 meaning he was already intoxicated when he got into your car an hour earlier. Karlo testified that Larlo stumbled getting into your car and had difficulty fastening his seat belt. Is it your contention that you failed to notice his impairment?[/quote]
And the crime is…???[/quote]

I don't know she knowingly transported a drunk minor to a  different  party   maybe negligience maybe contributing to deliquency of a minor. I don't know. I'm sure they can come up with something, especially if they go through text messages.[/quote]
First, she did not contribute to the delinquency of a minor. Look up this offense before making random stuff up. Also, she would have to knowingly transport them to another party. As far as she was aware, they were going to sleep.[/quote]

Okay mom of drunk teens you d rive your baby  drunks to another house and if something happens to another kid at the house due to your kid or his friends or God forbid something happens to   your kid or the friends you see how quickly bits if information drip out and you write back and tell us how you got off Scott free.[/quote]

catastrophic thinking is a mental disorder. You have it. [/quote]

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