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August 02, 2006 |
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Right To Remain Silent
FOUND by Carolyn
in Hanover, Virginia
My boss and I were walking back from a meeting at the county's administration offices and we stumbled on this well-trod list of instructions for appearing in court. I wonder if the original owner considering eating it, lest it fall into the WRONG HANDS.
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
a half hour before 8:30...so like....8?
hey... i was born and raised in hanover. i want to find something
I hope the bodies were well hidden..without this note sounds like that person's going down.
And if the judge asks if I've been promised anything for my plea bargain, say no.
This is totally a note from Mom to kid who's about to appear in court for a moving violation or something.
I thought it was lawyer to client,but if he's telling him when to go to court,maybe your right.
Frankie, when you said a kid, I thoght of a 6 year old.
Then of a 6 year old with a moving violation.
The last find I read was "shoot David for money". Was it worth the 10 dollars.
The six year old was probably in court for his first DUI. Mom must've been so proud. :)
rofl@ half hour before 8:30
That's hysterical and great information for us who need to appear in court. speaking of which.......!!! lol!
Definitely mother to son. Good advice too, so I'd say she's talked to the lawyer more than he has.