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Those familiar with the U.S. import and export regulations know that U.S. Customs and Border Protection (“CBP” or “Customs”) generally enforces the U.S. import regulations, while...
Local plastic surgeon Boris Bergus, MD has surrendered his license due to multiple violations, including prescribing medications with a suspended license and st
We grab people for minor misdemeanors, start charging them fees and penalties, and then we throw them in jail when they can't pay the debts we have dropped on them. for instance, richard garrett, he lives in alabama where he spent 24 months in jail over traffic and license violations that now amount to $10,000. the "new york times" in a remarkable article today reports that mr. garrett is sick and out of work, but he can't pay. another defendant from the same part of alabama ended up owing $1,500 for what began as a speeding ticket. she found herself in the tender care of the same private prob...
Dropped on them. for instance, richard garrett, he lives in alabama where he spent 24 months in jail over traffic and license violations that now amount to $10,000. the "new york times" in a remarkable article today reports that mr. garrett is sick and out of work, but he can't pay. another defendant from the same part of alabama ended up owing $1500 for what began as a speeding ticket. she found herself in the tender care of the same probation company that has incarcerated mr. garrett. she was tossed into jail where she was billed for every day she stayed there. now her fine has doubled and s...
They can't pay the debts we have dropped on them. for instance, richard garrett, he lives in alabama where he spent 24 months in jail over traffic and license violations that now amount to $10,000. the "new york times" in a remarkable article today reports that mr. garrett is sick and out of work, but he can't pay. another defendant from the same part of alabama ended up owing $1500 for what began as a speeding ticket. she found herself in the tender care of the same probation company that has incarcerated mr. garrett. she was tossed into jail where she was billed for every day she stayed ther...