Was he though? Do you get extra charges for robbing a bank drunk? Seems to me there are already laws that cover everything from speeding to vehicular manslaughter. Somebody think of the children though its totally not just another way for the police to extract money from civilians.
In case you’re actually wondering, in the state of New York where Timberlake committed the DUI, that falls under Penal Law Part I Title B § 15.25. And the words your tapioca pudding brain is looking for are “aggravating factor”, not “extra charge” (unless you mean public intoxication). Your comparison, though, as everyone knows, is moronic, and trying to downplay DUI through amateurish pseudo-lawyering disgracefully disrespects the many lives selfish pieces of shit abruptly take and ruin every day by driving under the influence.
Driving drunk is illegal even if you are following every other law, due to the inherent risk. Even if you crash and the only person you hurt is yourself, you still have to be medically evaluated at least, and anything you hit repaired.
Was he though? Do you get extra charges for robbing a bank drunk? Seems to me there are already laws that cover everything from speeding to vehicular manslaughter. Somebody think of the children though its totally not just another way for the police to extract money from civilians.
In case you’re actually wondering, in the state of New York where Timberlake committed the DUI, that falls under Penal Law Part I Title B § 15.25. And the words your tapioca pudding brain is looking for are “aggravating factor”, not “extra charge” (unless you mean public intoxication). Your comparison, though, as everyone knows, is moronic, and trying to downplay DUI through amateurish pseudo-lawyering disgracefully disrespects the many lives selfish pieces of shit abruptly take and ruin every day by driving under the influence.
Are you seriously defending drunk driving right now?
Umm, yes. If you rob a bank while being drunk, you’ll get a public intoxication charge slapped on with the rest of the charges.
Wow, a libertarian, with something to say.
It was definitely one of the takes of all time.
If the drunkenness was a big enough part of the interaction, I’m sure you would. Public intoxication laws do exist ya know.
Driving drunk is illegal even if you are following every other law, due to the inherent risk. Even if you crash and the only person you hurt is yourself, you still have to be medically evaluated at least, and anything you hit repaired.