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Can't attend because I'll be too busy giving vehicles in bazaar a sendoff by dunking them into the ocean with the crane

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juju

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The witch doctor when I ask him what style of witchcraft I should partake in

Google used to just pull from the top search page for it's summaries but now it uses ai >:(

The issue is the standard for cuffing someone is a lot lower in perp than it is in America (at least before trump took office)

Know your rights!!!!!

You so eloquently express what my sleep deprived brain cannot

IN THE PARALAKE PENAL CODE ARRESTED LITERALLY MEANS BEING PUT INTO HANDCUFFS FOR ANY REASON, EVEN IF IT'S JUST WHILE YOU INVESTIGATE A CRIME

Yes but it completely disregards the individuals right to privacy!!!!

Cops can still arrest (detain) you for this, meaning they can search you.

You better not have chatGPT'd this

I'm looking forward to @peeps being able to take a well deserved rest

People couldn't detain you for a crime unrelated to the illegal firearm you're carrying then automatically have the right to search and confiscate it

Don't talk to me right now kitten I'm coping and seething on the perpheads forums

Under current law: yes Under proposed law: no

I just really feel like you're not getting the point of this and i'm sitting here tweaking the fuck out about it

I want to make it VERY clear that the definition of arrest is NOT "putting a citizen into jail" it is "detaining somebody to investigate a suspected crime"

Not as defined in the paralake penal code!!!!!!

If you have a reasonable belief that citizen is under the influence, you can search them, or administer a breathalyzer test using /me commands.

You are working from a definition of arrest that is different from that defined in the penal code.

Is this a new law or a change to a current law: Change What law do you wish to change/add: Law enforcement officers may search a vehicle and/or storage container belonging to a detained person if it is believed that the vehicle contains evidence which is believed to be related to a crime that...