I have a pending marijuana felony charge. Can I still go to Mexico for my spring break.?

Question

I have a pending marijuana felony charge. Can I still go to Mexico for my spring break.?

Answer 1

as long as it is pending your OK, but ask your lawyer to be on the safe side. good luck

Answer 2

Who is going to stop you!

Answer 3

NO YOUR GROCE HAHA

Answer 4

no because it would seriously violate your bond !!!!!

Answer 5

I wouldn't even attempt it!

Answer 6

I don't think that would be a good plan.  You could get in serious trouble.  I doubt that you are supposed to leave the country.

Answer 7

i dout it

Answer 8

I need it...

I QUITE need it....

I VERY need it...

I REALLY NEED IT!!!!!

GIMME SOME!!!

Can I have some.....

burritos from mexico? plz :)

Answer 9

You can into Mexico, there are two different countries mate. Try not to smoke that **** in Mexico and you'll be ok.

Answer 10

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Answer 11

Pwnt.

No.

Answer 12

ha ha NO!  tough titties.

Answer 13

You've probably been issued restrictions on travel. Call your lawyer.

Answer 14

that my friend would be a negative, i dont think ur even supposta leave ur state if its still pending let alone the coutnry honey, SORRY!

Answer 15

if ur pending felony u cant evem leave the city    till resolved    i wouldnt leave caude if u get caught      its ur ***

Answer 16

Yes Go !!! and get some better Marijuana over there it's far better than ours.You will be Happy.

Answer 17

1. doubt your lawyer would want you doing that.

2. probobly a bad idea because they will kill you( not literally) when going through customs.

3. Not the best place for break any more anyway

Answer 18

I do data entry for Probation so I think I can help. If you are placed on probation for this charge one of the standard terms of probation is that you cannot leave the county without permission from your P.O. So if you are placed on probation you just need to ask your P.O. if you can leave the county for spring break. It is pretty much up to the P.O. if he wants to give you a travel letter to leave the county temporarily. If granted, he will give you a travel letter sealed in an envelope and you carry that with you while you are out of the county. You bring it back to your P.O. showing that it is still sealed when you return to the county. Should you come in contact with any law enforcement they will know that you are on probation and ask you to see your travel letter. They will open the sealed envelope. So when you return with the envelope sealed the P.O. will know that you weren't involved in any trouble because the envelope is still sealed.  

Hope this helps!