[Teacher317]

Don't violate the law. Don't get thrown in prison.

That's the funny thing about our hyper-bureaucracy... there are few people left in the nation who have not violated some edict from our beloved leaders. No citizen can guarantee that they have filled out their taxes with 100% precision (even the IRS itself cannot give consistent answers to basic questions)... if you have enough dollar bills in your pocket, you may have enough residue to earn a cocaine possession charge... heck, spanking your child can now be interpreted as child abuse.

Then ask the Duke lacrosse players or ex-husbands of particularly vindictive women about how facing this kind of thing despite being innocent.

[EndWelfareToday]

Grow up. Just because everyone has sinned doesn't make sinning right and it certainly doesn't excuse any future sins nor does it negate the fact that the wages of sin is death.

As for the "Duke lacrosse players?" Please. That red herring is irrelevant. The subject of this thread had been arrested and CONVICTED twice for his DUI's before being sent to prison. It's not like he didn't know what would happen to him if he didn't stop drinking and driving. His choice. His price to pay for his sin.