I’m so at the point (especially after the last 3 exhausting months at work - I’m in government! I shouldn’t have to work this much!!) where I read incorrect legal things and I’m like… cool, I hope that works out for you. Because I’m too exhausted! And my brain is mush and if I try to form sentences it comes out like msjzjsiskaoapwnwixksixixox.
It’s me, hi, I’m the problem it’s me.
Get an attorney if you’re that concerned. Because we aren’t.
. They better pay for their healthcare themselves.Theoretically, I suppose that could be true, as it is with controlled substances, although peptides are obviously not at all the same and there's no statute establishing graduated penalties for the amount at issue or classifying that amount as intent to distribute or trafficking. If you have 300 kits in your home, it would be hard to argue convincingly that those kits are for personal use. But there would obviously be a ton of other evidence, also, in almost every case. A simple look at the person's phone or computer would reveal that.
You win. You don't have to use grey peptides. Just buy from Eli Lilly. Meanwhile other attorneys like myself will continue to buy grey.
Here is 2 cents nobody asked for… I am retired Law Enforcement (circa 2021). I don’t know about small agencies that have little to do, but I cannot fathom a busy agency wasting resources to come after people like us. I can already hear a prosecutor asking “why are you bringing me this?” I assure you places like Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Atlanta have more pressing matters.
I am not an attorney, relax, I never claimed to be one and these days I tend to get by without bothering attorneys - paid o1 ChatGPT model is good enough for my mental exercises, easily providing references to both statutory and case law without bothering busy guys and gals like you
Sounds like that person is doing mostly mental masturbation, and for that ChatGPT is the best thing since sliced bread.
That's a brave admission, I applaud you for you candor.
