Assault Charges Answers
will the assault charges hinder my visitation with my kid?
Q. i'm 17 and my girlfriends mom called just now to say she is going to be pressing assault charges on me. (i hit her). i have two other assault charges before from school fights. i have a child, 3 months old. is this gonna fuck up my visitation with my son? * I hit my gf, not her mom. sorry, worded badly.
Asked by york - Fri May 14 02:45:22 2010 - Law & Ethics - 1 Answers - Comments
A. yeah. It'll probably make it tougher...Looks like you need to get yourself some help, kiddo. If you pull it together, you can always seek visitation later.
Answered by - Sat May 15 08:51:47 2010
Q. i'm 17 and my girlfriends mom called just now to say she is going to be pressing assault charges on me. (i hit her). i have two other assault charges before from school fights. i have a child, 3 months old. is this gonna fuck up my visitation with my son? * I hit my gf, not her mom. sorry, worded badly.
Asked by york - Fri May 14 02:45:22 2010 - Law & Ethics - 1 Answers - Comments
A. yeah. It'll probably make it tougher...Looks like you need to get yourself some help, kiddo. If you pull it together, you can always seek visitation later.
Answered by - Sat May 15 08:51:47 2010
My friend claims assault charges were wrongly filed against her husband. She says that 911 was dialed?
Q. accidentally and police came to the house. She says that since she had scratches on her face(she claims it was from her cat), they had to press charge against her husband. I know the state will pick up assault charges, but I thought they would need an original statement from the victim saying that there was assault?
Asked by cami - Sun Apr 19 09:35:15 2009 - Law & Ethics - 5 Answers - Comments
A. If what she said is true, then I would say that the Police Officers that responded are not adequately trained.
Answered by Mike - Sun Apr 19 09:58:23 2009
Q. accidentally and police came to the house. She says that since she had scratches on her face(she claims it was from her cat), they had to press charge against her husband. I know the state will pick up assault charges, but I thought they would need an original statement from the victim saying that there was assault?
Asked by cami - Sun Apr 19 09:35:15 2009 - Law & Ethics - 5 Answers - Comments
A. If what she said is true, then I would say that the Police Officers that responded are not adequately trained.
Answered by Mike - Sun Apr 19 09:58:23 2009
A nurse who has multiple assault charges in their recent criminal history?
Q. I know a nurse who has multiple assault charges, for beating people up. This nurse has also done jail time over this. They recently became a nurse. This really scares me! What do you guys think about this? Do you know of any nurses who also have serious offenses in their recent background?
Asked by whoknewthecolorcouldbeblue - Wed Dec 3 19:14:21 2008 - Law & Ethics - 2 Answers - Comments
A. i would contact their supervisor about it.
Answered by Laura H - Wed Dec 3 19:24:54 2008
Q. I know a nurse who has multiple assault charges, for beating people up. This nurse has also done jail time over this. They recently became a nurse. This really scares me! What do you guys think about this? Do you know of any nurses who also have serious offenses in their recent background?
Asked by whoknewthecolorcouldbeblue - Wed Dec 3 19:14:21 2008 - Law & Ethics - 2 Answers - Comments
A. i would contact their supervisor about it.
Answered by Laura H - Wed Dec 3 19:24:54 2008
active duty gets sexual assault charges pressed what happens to the soldier? Are they discharged?
Q. sexual assault charges pressed what happens to the soldier? Are they discharged?
Asked by wondering? - Thu Nov 4 12:02:26 2010 - Law Enforcement & Police - 2 Answers - Comments
A. If the offense occurs on the military installation the soldier will either face a judicial or non-judicial proceeding. A military member who accepts non-judicial action could face severe reprimands or discharge. Accepting judicial proceedings with a guilty verdict would most likely result in a discharge in addition to any jail time given. With a civilian charge, the military will normally await any findings of the civilian court. If found guilty, the military member could face an administrative discharge.
Answered by KC V - Thu Nov 4 12:23:37 2010
Q. sexual assault charges pressed what happens to the soldier? Are they discharged?
Asked by wondering? - Thu Nov 4 12:02:26 2010 - Law Enforcement & Police - 2 Answers - Comments
A. If the offense occurs on the military installation the soldier will either face a judicial or non-judicial proceeding. A military member who accepts non-judicial action could face severe reprimands or discharge. Accepting judicial proceedings with a guilty verdict would most likely result in a discharge in addition to any jail time given. With a civilian charge, the military will normally await any findings of the civilian court. If found guilty, the military member could face an administrative discharge.
Answered by KC V - Thu Nov 4 12:23:37 2010
what would a soldier facing sexual assault charges expect upon redeployment?
Q. ok, so i was the victim of a sexual assault while deployed. it was reported and statements filed, the whole thing. even if i decide not to press any kind of charges, will he still be discharged from the army upon re-deployment just for the charges? or is that up to the commander? if anyone can offer experience with this type of thing. thanks
Asked by - Mon Jan 31 11:11:21 2011 - Law & Ethics - 1 Answers - Comments
Q. ok, so i was the victim of a sexual assault while deployed. it was reported and statements filed, the whole thing. even if i decide not to press any kind of charges, will he still be discharged from the army upon re-deployment just for the charges? or is that up to the commander? if anyone can offer experience with this type of thing. thanks
Asked by - Mon Jan 31 11:11:21 2011 - Law & Ethics - 1 Answers - Comments
Anyone know what the bond or bail is set for assault charges in Ohio to get them out the same night?
Q. I had a friend of mine just now get locked up for assault, she didn't do it I was there. But I am looking to go post bond or bail whichever you prefer to say. But I need to know how much exactly I need to pay someone said 10% but 10% of what number? Please, help.
Asked by Brad Lake - Tue Jun 29 13:22:34 2010 - Law & Ethics - 3 Answers - Comments
A. "How long is a piece of string?" Bail is set by the judge, and is set on a case by case basis. No-one can know what it will be until the hearing is held and the judge sets the amount. Be aware that the 10% option is a bail bondsman's fee... it is money paid to a bondsman for putting up the bond, and you do NOT get it back ever. If the bail is low enough, and you can afford it, it is better to pay the whole bail yourself and not use a bondsman, because then you get it back. Example... The judge sets bail at $10,000 Choice 1) You pay $1,000 to "Joe's Bail Bonds", and he issues a $10,000 bond. If your friend shows up for her court dates as ordered, "Joe" never has to pay up on the bond, and he makes $1,000 profit. [cont.]
Answered by rickinnocal - Tue Jun 29 13:44:02 2010
Q. I had a friend of mine just now get locked up for assault, she didn't do it I was there. But I am looking to go post bond or bail whichever you prefer to say. But I need to know how much exactly I need to pay someone said 10% but 10% of what number? Please, help.
Asked by Brad Lake - Tue Jun 29 13:22:34 2010 - Law & Ethics - 3 Answers - Comments
A. "How long is a piece of string?" Bail is set by the judge, and is set on a case by case basis. No-one can know what it will be until the hearing is held and the judge sets the amount. Be aware that the 10% option is a bail bondsman's fee... it is money paid to a bondsman for putting up the bond, and you do NOT get it back ever. If the bail is low enough, and you can afford it, it is better to pay the whole bail yourself and not use a bondsman, because then you get it back. Example... The judge sets bail at $10,000 Choice 1) You pay $1,000 to "Joe's Bail Bonds", and he issues a $10,000 bond. If your friend shows up for her court dates as ordered, "Joe" never has to pay up on the bond, and he makes $1,000 profit. [cont.]
Answered by rickinnocal - Tue Jun 29 13:44:02 2010
just out of prison and have another 3 assault charges to face?
Q. just finished a 6 month prison sentence for abh, got tag off 3 weeks ago. was out last weekend got into a fight and got charged with 3 assaults, it's all fuelled by alcohol. does anyone have any advice on how i can help myself and any ideas about the sentence?
Asked by karen d - Sun Nov 23 12:18:58 2008 - Law Enforcement & Police - 14 Answers - Comments
A. quite simply, you are a fool. You will get a longer custodial sentence this time and to be honest it serves you right. If you cannot control yourself when you have been drinking, and know this, then don't drink to the extent that you lose control.
Answered by - Mon Nov 24 04:51:15 2008
Q. just finished a 6 month prison sentence for abh, got tag off 3 weeks ago. was out last weekend got into a fight and got charged with 3 assaults, it's all fuelled by alcohol. does anyone have any advice on how i can help myself and any ideas about the sentence?
Asked by karen d - Sun Nov 23 12:18:58 2008 - Law Enforcement & Police - 14 Answers - Comments
A. quite simply, you are a fool. You will get a longer custodial sentence this time and to be honest it serves you right. If you cannot control yourself when you have been drinking, and know this, then don't drink to the extent that you lose control.
Answered by - Mon Nov 24 04:51:15 2008
I want to drop domestic assault charges before it goes to court.?
Q. How likely is the District Attorney in TN to drop domestic charges on a first time offender where the assault occurred after his tour of duty (PTSD is likely the cause) and the victim doesnt want to proceed - the state pressed charges? How would the victim go about getting the charges dismissed? What is the MOST effective way? Call the police officer who pressed charges, the DA? etc. We are in TN. Thanks!
Asked by Mello - Mon Nov 23 16:50:07 2009 - Law Enforcement & Police - 4 Answers - Comments
A. If the state pressed charges, then only the state can drop those charges, and arent obligated to do so. Call your local Non Emergency Police number. Look it up if you dont know it.
Answered by Hello - Mon Nov 23 16:55:18 2009
Q. How likely is the District Attorney in TN to drop domestic charges on a first time offender where the assault occurred after his tour of duty (PTSD is likely the cause) and the victim doesnt want to proceed - the state pressed charges? How would the victim go about getting the charges dismissed? What is the MOST effective way? Call the police officer who pressed charges, the DA? etc. We are in TN. Thanks!
Asked by Mello - Mon Nov 23 16:50:07 2009 - Law Enforcement & Police - 4 Answers - Comments
A. If the state pressed charges, then only the state can drop those charges, and arent obligated to do so. Call your local Non Emergency Police number. Look it up if you dont know it.
Answered by Hello - Mon Nov 23 16:55:18 2009
Can domestic assault charges be dismissed if the plaintiff doesn't show up on court date?
Q. The court date is soon. Mother filed domestic assault charges against her 18-yr old daughter. Her father has been told if the mother doesn't show up for the court date (mother has many regrets she filed charges), the charges will be dismissed. As an aside, there was no physical evidence of any assualt! Can the charges be dismissed if the mother doesn't show up for the court date? If she does show up, what are the consequences for the daughter? Can it be expunged on down the line?
Asked by Vicki - Sun May 17 12:45:42 2009 - Law Enforcement & Police - 5 Answers - Comments
A. Mom can be charged with contempt of court, and the trial will be rescheduled. The courts are taking a hard line approach to domestic violence for that very reason... victims drop charges, the suspect is not held accountable, and the violence continues. It is ultimately up to the prosecutor, but worst case mom gets charged with contempt of court. I've actually had a case where that happened. The wife didn't show up, they issued a bench warrant, and she sat in jail until the case could be rescheduled. That was an extreme case, but is is legally possible.
Answered by trooper3316 - Sun May 17 14:28:30 2009
Q. The court date is soon. Mother filed domestic assault charges against her 18-yr old daughter. Her father has been told if the mother doesn't show up for the court date (mother has many regrets she filed charges), the charges will be dismissed. As an aside, there was no physical evidence of any assualt! Can the charges be dismissed if the mother doesn't show up for the court date? If she does show up, what are the consequences for the daughter? Can it be expunged on down the line?
Asked by Vicki - Sun May 17 12:45:42 2009 - Law Enforcement & Police - 5 Answers - Comments
A. Mom can be charged with contempt of court, and the trial will be rescheduled. The courts are taking a hard line approach to domestic violence for that very reason... victims drop charges, the suspect is not held accountable, and the violence continues. It is ultimately up to the prosecutor, but worst case mom gets charged with contempt of court. I've actually had a case where that happened. The wife didn't show up, they issued a bench warrant, and she sat in jail until the case could be rescheduled. That was an extreme case, but is is legally possible.
Answered by trooper3316 - Sun May 17 14:28:30 2009
A nurse who has multiple assault charges and has done jail time?
Q. I know a nurse who has multiple assault charges, for beating people up. This nurse has also done jail time over this. They recently became a nurse. This really scares me! What do you guys think about this? Do you know of any nurses who also have serious offenses in their recent background?
Asked by whoknewthecolorcouldbeblue - Wed Dec 3 19:07:32 2008 - Health Care - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Wow, I think you should report that. I suppose that the job that hired her did a background check on her. I would let authorities know about it anonymously!
Answered by RAE in N.Y. - Wed Dec 3 19:16:24 2008
Q. I know a nurse who has multiple assault charges, for beating people up. This nurse has also done jail time over this. They recently became a nurse. This really scares me! What do you guys think about this? Do you know of any nurses who also have serious offenses in their recent background?
Asked by whoknewthecolorcouldbeblue - Wed Dec 3 19:07:32 2008 - Health Care - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Wow, I think you should report that. I suppose that the job that hired her did a background check on her. I would let authorities know about it anonymously!
Answered by RAE in N.Y. - Wed Dec 3 19:16:24 2008
What is the statute of limitations with regard to the filing of assault charges in Oklahoma?
Q. A friend of mine's daughter bit someone at school and that someone's Mother is threatening to file charges against the "biter" if she tells her side of the story to the school. Doesn't the Mother have to file the charges within a certain time period or not at all?
Asked by Trikdagain - Mon Feb 25 22:59:31 2008 - Law & Ethics - 2 Answers - Comments
A. She only has a couple of days to make a case. However, she'll need to contact the police & make a statement to them. The police will write a report & send it to the DA. It will be the DA that will decide if charges are to be filed. If the kids are little, I doubt very seriously if the police will do anything.
Answered by J K - Mon Feb 25 23:04:41 2008
Q. A friend of mine's daughter bit someone at school and that someone's Mother is threatening to file charges against the "biter" if she tells her side of the story to the school. Doesn't the Mother have to file the charges within a certain time period or not at all?
Asked by Trikdagain - Mon Feb 25 22:59:31 2008 - Law & Ethics - 2 Answers - Comments
A. She only has a couple of days to make a case. However, she'll need to contact the police & make a statement to them. The police will write a report & send it to the DA. It will be the DA that will decide if charges are to be filed. If the kids are little, I doubt very seriously if the police will do anything.
Answered by J K - Mon Feb 25 23:04:41 2008
Why is it our Navy Seal's are facing assault charges for giving a captured Terrorist a fat lip?
Q. The dude had US dead seals hanging off a bridge in mockery. Of course he will get beat up for that when captured. Why are liberals have sympathy for terrorists? Easy to google the story. Just type in "Navy Seals Assault Charge", and any of the top articles are it. Easy as 1, 2, 3.
Asked by Obama: Why So Socialist - Wed Nov 25 22:41:06 2009 - Politics - 29 Answers - Comments
A. We are a nation of laws. If you commit a crime you should face the consequences no matter who you victimize.
Answered by Jigi - Wed Nov 25 22:45:44 2009
Q. The dude had US dead seals hanging off a bridge in mockery. Of course he will get beat up for that when captured. Why are liberals have sympathy for terrorists? Easy to google the story. Just type in "Navy Seals Assault Charge", and any of the top articles are it. Easy as 1, 2, 3.
Asked by Obama: Why So Socialist - Wed Nov 25 22:41:06 2009 - Politics - 29 Answers - Comments
A. We are a nation of laws. If you commit a crime you should face the consequences no matter who you victimize.
Answered by Jigi - Wed Nov 25 22:45:44 2009
How long can somebody wait to press charges for assault in Texas?
Q. I've heard a person can wait for up to 2 years after the assault and still press charges in Texas. Is this true?
Asked by Robert P - Fri Aug 17 12:33:19 2007 - Law & Ethics - 4 Answers - Comments
A. And your asking this because?
Answered by Ron Burgundy - Fri Aug 17 12:40:19 2007
Q. I've heard a person can wait for up to 2 years after the assault and still press charges in Texas. Is this true?
Asked by Robert P - Fri Aug 17 12:33:19 2007 - Law & Ethics - 4 Answers - Comments
A. And your asking this because?
Answered by Ron Burgundy - Fri Aug 17 12:40:19 2007
If I press assault charges what kind of fees am I looking at?
Q. I was hit walking away from a confrontation and the offender was caught by police. I chose to press charges and am wondering what kind of court fees or filing fees I am going to have to deal with. Since I am not suing for damages, what is he going to be charged with.
Asked by - Wed Nov 25 08:16:33 2009 - Law & Ethics - 4 Answers - Comments
A. When you press charges against someone you are not responsible for any charges. The state where you live pays for the filing fees and court appearances. If you choose to sue in civil court and win once again the person whom you sue if they loose will be held responsible for court fees and costs.
Answered by silky1 - Wed Nov 25 09:10:53 2009
Q. I was hit walking away from a confrontation and the offender was caught by police. I chose to press charges and am wondering what kind of court fees or filing fees I am going to have to deal with. Since I am not suing for damages, what is he going to be charged with.
Asked by - Wed Nov 25 08:16:33 2009 - Law & Ethics - 4 Answers - Comments
A. When you press charges against someone you are not responsible for any charges. The state where you live pays for the filing fees and court appearances. If you choose to sue in civil court and win once again the person whom you sue if they loose will be held responsible for court fees and costs.
Answered by silky1 - Wed Nov 25 09:10:53 2009
What first provoke Randy orton to threaten Triple H with assault charges?
Q. Before Triple H invaded Randy Orton's house (and kicked his _ _ _ ) he did something to Randy that I just don't remember. This caused Randy to make a "pact" with Triple H saying "If I don't touch you, you don't touch me. If you do touch me, I will press the charges and get you arrested." What did Triple H first do to give Randy an opportunity to press charges? Thanks!
Asked by Bberrios - Thu Mar 19 14:15:22 2009 - Wrestling - 14 Answers - Comments
A. You could check out the Raw Archives at WWE.com for more information on that.
Answered by Romana - Mon Mar 23 14:05:53 2009
Q. Before Triple H invaded Randy Orton's house (and kicked his _ _ _ ) he did something to Randy that I just don't remember. This caused Randy to make a "pact" with Triple H saying "If I don't touch you, you don't touch me. If you do touch me, I will press the charges and get you arrested." What did Triple H first do to give Randy an opportunity to press charges? Thanks!
Asked by Bberrios - Thu Mar 19 14:15:22 2009 - Wrestling - 14 Answers - Comments
A. You could check out the Raw Archives at WWE.com for more information on that.
Answered by Romana - Mon Mar 23 14:05:53 2009
I am in the USAR, is there any assistance I can get for pressing assault charges?
Q. I was at a bar and was assaulted and now have a broken nose. I am in the Army Reserves and I filed a police report and have a case# am I able to get any assistance from the military for pressing charges?
Asked by - Tue Dec 27 12:58:52 2011 - Law & Ethics - 2 Answers - Comments
A. No you can't, it's a civil matter.
Answered by - Tue Dec 27 13:00:48 2011
Q. I was at a bar and was assaulted and now have a broken nose. I am in the Army Reserves and I filed a police report and have a case# am I able to get any assistance from the military for pressing charges?
Asked by - Tue Dec 27 12:58:52 2011 - Law & Ethics - 2 Answers - Comments
A. No you can't, it's a civil matter.
Answered by - Tue Dec 27 13:00:48 2011
If Active Duty Army gets in fight & assault charges pressed what happens to the soldier? Are they discharged?
Q. If you are Actuve Duty Army and you get in a fight with someone and they press assault charges on you, what happens? What are the consequences? Do you get discharged and if so what kind of disharge would it be? (ie honorable, other than honorable, dishonorable, etc.)
Asked by lowered_player2 - Mon Mar 24 16:53:33 2008 - Military - 7 Answers - Comments
A. Civilian or another military person? If its against a civilian, then you will likely end up getting fined by the civilian courts and then busted by the Army. Kicked out? No, its not that serious of an issue.
Answered by JW.C - Mon Mar 24 16:57:31 2008
Q. If you are Actuve Duty Army and you get in a fight with someone and they press assault charges on you, what happens? What are the consequences? Do you get discharged and if so what kind of disharge would it be? (ie honorable, other than honorable, dishonorable, etc.)
Asked by lowered_player2 - Mon Mar 24 16:53:33 2008 - Military - 7 Answers - Comments
A. Civilian or another military person? If its against a civilian, then you will likely end up getting fined by the civilian courts and then busted by the Army. Kicked out? No, its not that serious of an issue.
Answered by JW.C - Mon Mar 24 16:57:31 2008
how can the state pursue an assault charge when the victim never pressed charges?
Q. my boyfriend assaulted me pretty badly, but i chose to not press charges, the state recently sent him a letter stating that he will be charged for aggravated assault in the 2nd degree. i was hospitalized due to the incident. how does he go about making sure he doesn't go to jail
Asked by Lauren S - Thu Sep 18 16:54:03 2008 - Law & Ethics - 7 Answers - Comments
A. it's not up to you to decide what laws are enforced. you may have some say in sentencing if he is convicted.
Answered by McCain '08 - Thu Sep 18 16:59:19 2008
Q. my boyfriend assaulted me pretty badly, but i chose to not press charges, the state recently sent him a letter stating that he will be charged for aggravated assault in the 2nd degree. i was hospitalized due to the incident. how does he go about making sure he doesn't go to jail
Asked by Lauren S - Thu Sep 18 16:54:03 2008 - Law & Ethics - 7 Answers - Comments
A. it's not up to you to decide what laws are enforced. you may have some say in sentencing if he is convicted.
Answered by McCain '08 - Thu Sep 18 16:59:19 2008
Can assault charges be dropped by person who originally filled the charges in saskatchewan ?
Q. Got charged with assault, person was drunk and high when they wrote the statement and now wants to drop the charges. Can they do that ?
Asked by d_r_a_w_e_r_y - Thu May 28 01:12:34 2009 - Earth Sciences & Geology - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Anyone in Saskatchewan (or anywhere else in Canada I would assume) who has filed any charges can drop them for any reason. This can be a person, or the Crown if they feel it necessary. In this case, the person who was drunk and high has every right to drop charges against you, but it sounds like you may want to inquire about having them charged with making a false statement to police. By the way, why is this posted in Earth Sciences and Geology??
Answered by - Thu May 28 01:28:25 2009
Q. Got charged with assault, person was drunk and high when they wrote the statement and now wants to drop the charges. Can they do that ?
Asked by d_r_a_w_e_r_y - Thu May 28 01:12:34 2009 - Earth Sciences & Geology - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Anyone in Saskatchewan (or anywhere else in Canada I would assume) who has filed any charges can drop them for any reason. This can be a person, or the Crown if they feel it necessary. In this case, the person who was drunk and high has every right to drop charges against you, but it sounds like you may want to inquire about having them charged with making a false statement to police. By the way, why is this posted in Earth Sciences and Geology??
Answered by - Thu May 28 01:28:25 2009
I have a dissmissed sexual assault charges that show on my record.can I exponge them?
Q. I live in Arizona,since my charges have been dissmissed is ther anyway to get them off my record? because when I cheked my backround it showed dissmissed sexual assault charges and it can effect my ability to find a job.
Asked by sal_mark2007 - Fri May 8 05:02:48 2009 - Law & Ethics - 4 Answers - Comments
A. In the UK, they count against you for life, and show up on the Enhanced CRB disclosure, required for many jobs. You don't even have to be found guilty or even charged or cautioned. Just a complaint is sufficient to show up on your record here. The idea is to drive these outlaws permanently into the gutter, with no hope of redemption, because that is the modern Brits' idea of justice and fun. Habeas Corpus is something Cool Britannia threw out with the sixpence. Armed robbery or Grievious Bodily harm though - that's fine and you can get the record erased in a few years. Even murderers. It's just sex offenders or anyone that someone has alleged "inappropriate thoughts" that are branded for life a pervert. It's a sorry day when… [cont.]
Answered by Elmbeard - Fri May 8 05:30:20 2009
Q. I live in Arizona,since my charges have been dissmissed is ther anyway to get them off my record? because when I cheked my backround it showed dissmissed sexual assault charges and it can effect my ability to find a job.
Asked by sal_mark2007 - Fri May 8 05:02:48 2009 - Law & Ethics - 4 Answers - Comments
A. In the UK, they count against you for life, and show up on the Enhanced CRB disclosure, required for many jobs. You don't even have to be found guilty or even charged or cautioned. Just a complaint is sufficient to show up on your record here. The idea is to drive these outlaws permanently into the gutter, with no hope of redemption, because that is the modern Brits' idea of justice and fun. Habeas Corpus is something Cool Britannia threw out with the sixpence. Armed robbery or Grievious Bodily harm though - that's fine and you can get the record erased in a few years. Even murderers. It's just sex offenders or anyone that someone has alleged "inappropriate thoughts" that are branded for life a pervert. It's a sorry day when… [cont.]
Answered by Elmbeard - Fri May 8 05:30:20 2009
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