Cpm 5th degree

[Jdell09]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? New York
So I was charged for a cpm in the 5th degree and already was arrested for cpcs in the7th degree that was dropped down to a violation. I literally had under a gram of weed but cop saw it in my car and issued me a cpm 5th. I'm buggin as I am graduating from college in the fall and want to kno if my record is screwed and what punishments I can expect.

 

[Just Blue]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? New York
So I was charged for a cpm in the 5th degree and already was arrested for cpcs in the7th degree that was dropped down to a violation. I literally had under a gram of weed but cop saw it in my car and issued me a cpm 5th. I'm buggin as I am graduating from college in the fall and want to kno if my record is screwed and what punishments I can expect.

As an adult you should consult with an attorney. I am sure as an "almost Grad" you can open the Yellow Pages and find one.

Good Luck!!

 

[Jdell09]

I have a consultation thurs morning but the suspense is killing me and was hoping to receive some insider info before !

 

[HighwayMan]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? New York
So I was charged for a cpm in the 5th degree and already was arrested for cpcs in the7th degree that was dropped down to a violation. I literally had under a gram of weed but cop saw it in my car and issued me a cpm 5th. I'm buggin as I am graduating from college in the fall and want to kno if my record is screwed and what punishments I can expect.

Where did this occur?

Since you're already been through the system you should have a good idea about what will happen to you.

If you're so concerned about your "record" and your future job prospects then wouldn't you say it's time to change your behavior?

 

[Antigone*]

Where did this occur?

Since you're already been through the system you should have a good idea about what will happen to you.

If you're so concerned about your "record" and your future job prospects then wouldn't you say it's time to change your behavior?

It might already be to late for that. Mr. almost graduate might even have a problem getting a job at McDonalds.

 

[dave33]

It might already be to late for that. Mr. almost graduate might even have a problem getting a job at McDonalds.

It is not to late. Regardless of the result, one can always change for the better.

 

[HighwayMan]

It is not to late.

Of course it can be. Depending on how this case is adjudicated, a recent criminal history, even if minor, would put off any major employer. It shows immaturity and lack of responsibility.

When you're in your thirties or forties no one cares about a marijuana charge from when you were 18. This is a much different situation.