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queen for a day

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morkinva

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Is there a situation in your life which you know you could be fined/subpoenaed/arrested/made to stop? Following are some examples:

a 'second set' of books stashed somewhere
an illegal internet connection
an illegal mp3
an illegal copy of a dvd
a body in the 55 gallon drum
a dog you use for fighting
an improvement for your house for which you haven't obtained a permit
running your car without your catalytic converters

You get the idea. I want you to count up all the infractions. If you have 3237 illegal mp3s, that only counts as 1 infraction. If you killed someone, that only counts as 1 infraction. I don't know how many to make the poll up to, my personal count is only 2. or 3. maybe 4. hehe
 
Originally posted by: morkinva
Is there a situation in your life which you know you could be fined/subpoenaed/arrested/made to stop? Following are some examples:

a 'second set' of books stashed somewhere
an illegal internet connection
an illegal mp3
an illegal copy of a dvd
a body in the 55 gallon drum
a dog you use for fighting
an improvement for your house for which you haven't obtained a permit
running your car without your catalytic converters

You get the idea. I want you to count up all the infractions. If you have 3237 illegal mp3s, that only counts as 1 infraction. If you killed someone, that only counts as 1 infraction. I don't know how many to make the poll up to, my personal count is only 2. or 3. maybe 4. hehe
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Really, why do you want to know this?
 
Originally posted by: pontifex
you're topic title makes no sense compared to the text in your actual post
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Proffer or "queen for a day" letters are written agreements between federal prosecutors and individuals under criminal investigation which permit these individuals to tell the government about their knowledge of crimes, with the supposed assurance that their words will not be used against them in any later proceedings

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