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Just sayin Im going to Ny for like 5 or 6 days cant remember. This is probalby the only vacation I am going to take xpect maybe going to Mexico which will be pretty sick becaus eno one gives a shit wat u do down there

nyc?

Yes New York City

LilToker1229 wrote: becaus eno one gives a shit wat u do down there

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While traveling in Mexico, you are subject to Mexican laws and not U.S. laws. Tourists who commit illegal acts have no special privileges and are subject to full prosecution under the Mexican judicial system

AVOID DRUG OFFENSES:
Mexico rigorously prosecutes drug cases. Under Mexican law, possession of and trafficking in illegal drugs are federal offenses. For drug trafficking, bail does not exist. Convicted offenders can expect lengthy jail sentences and fines. Sentences for possession of drugs in Mexico can be as long as 25 years plus fines. Just as in the US, the purchase of controlled medication requires a doctor's prescription. The Mexican list of controlled medication differs from the US list and Mexican public health laws concerning controlled medication are unclear. Possession of excessive amounts of a psychotropic drug such as valium can result in your arrest if the authorities suspect abuse. Mexican law does not differentiate between types of narcotics. Heroin, marijuana, and amphetamines, for example, are treated the same. Offenders found guilty of possessing more than a token amount of any narcotic substance are subject to a minimum sentence of 10 years, and it is not uncommon for persons charged with drug offenses to be detained for up to 1 year before a verdict is reached.

AVOID PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS:
It is against the law to be drunk in public in Mexico. Certain border towns have become impatient with teenage (and older) Americans who cross the border to drink and carouse. This behavior can lead to fights, arrests, traffic accidents and even fatalities.

Worldwide, Mexico has the highest number of arrests of Americans abroad - over 1,000 per year - and the highest prison population of U.S. citizens outside of the United States - about 800 at any one time.

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You're a party pooper.

Weedguru Higher wrote:Yeah I ruined his stint in a mexican prison. I am a party pooper.

Prison conditions in Mexico can be extremely poor. In many facilities food is insufficient in both quantity and quality, and prisoners must pay for adequate nutrition from their own funds. Most Mexican prisons provide poor medical care, and even prisoners with urgent medical conditions receive only a minimum of attention. Anecdotal evidence suggests American citizens who are incarcerated in Mexico are sometimes forced to pay hundreds and even thousands of dollars in “protection money” to fellow prisoners.

Mexican police regularly obtain information through torture, and prosecutors use this evidence in courts. The Constitution and the law prohibit torture, and Mexico is party to several international anti-torture conventions, but courts continue to admit as evidence confessions extracted under torture. Authorities rarely punish officials for torture, which continues to occur in large part because confessions are the primary evidence in many criminal convictions. In recent cases U.S. citizens have been brutalized, beaten, and even raped while in police custody. Since the beginning of 2002, 16 American citizens have died in Mexican prisons, including three apparent homicides.

Actually that helped a lot. But my rich friend is taking me to a resort on an island with no cops. Everything is paid for. That means FREE drinks the whole time we are there. I hope I dont get caught. If I do go off the island and get cop by the cops they are very easy to bribe down there. I'll just bring a few exra dollars and hope they wont hold me. Because who wants to hold a little white kid with a bunch of money in Mexico. Even though I wont be the one with money its all good.

More info...

All individuals 16 years of age or older are tried as adults.

IF THEY ARREST YOU, YOU HAVE RIGHTS! If you are a minor accompanied by an adult, tell the authorities so they do not separate you.


What is the name of the place you are going?

Mexico is now off my 'to go to' list!

Crazy eh? Their laws ar actually worse than american laws, and the prison conditions are terrible. North Americaners can atleast be grateful for good prison conditions, most other countries are not so fortunate.

Weedguru Higher wrote:Crazy eh? Their laws ar actually worse than american laws, and the prison conditions are terrible. North Americaners can atleast be grateful for good prison conditions, most other countries are not so fortunate.

Eh?! My cousin was in an Estonian prison then transfered back to Romania and both those prisons were very good!

nyc is one of my favorite places, its a short train ride (about 45mins-an hour) sometimes i'll see a concert, or play. Most of the time i go to the vilalge because of Trash and Vaudville and the other amazing stores. Oh, i also love talking to heroin junkies...they know a lot.

cainedtom wrote:

Weedguru Higher wrote:Crazy eh? Their laws ar actually worse than american laws, and the prison conditions are terrible. North Americaners can atleast be grateful for good prison conditions, most other countries are not so fortunate.

Eh?! My cousin was in an Estonian prison then transfered back to Romania and both those prisons were very good!

^ Note the word most

Weedguru Higher wrote:

cainedtom wrote:

Weedguru Higher wrote:Crazy eh? Their laws ar actually worse than american laws, and the prison conditions are terrible. North Americaners can atleast be grateful for good prison conditions, most other countries are not so fortunate.

Eh?! My cousin was in an Estonian prison then transfered back to Romania and both those prisons were very good!

^ Note the word most

Noted!