Hey Babe .. FIRST off I have written you FOUR letters so far and have been waiting for replies to them.. and i talked to sister the other day and she told me her letters wer'nt getting thru to you either so whats up.. whats going on?? i'm getting ready to write you a letter before i go to sleep tonight and i will put it in mail first thing in the morning before i go to work.. and as far as everything goes. YES i still care for you.. YES i still want to write and talk to you.. YES i have booted the ass to the curb (back to his mommies) and me and the kids are doing well .. also i have moved back into town into a cheaper much bigger house two doors down from huts house. My new address is 213 south college st .. Franklin KY 42134 so send all letters from now on to this address. Secondly .. its been a hard weekend for me .. I had to read about MOM going into the hospital on Facebook cause thomi couldn't call me. and then when i called her to find out how she was doing and what all was going on she told me she was awaiting the call from the hospital because they didn't know if she would make it thru the night. and then when i called the nest morning she had already passed. ( I loved and still love your mom) :(( and thomi said she was waiting on a call from you cause they were supposed to let you call. ok thirdly i could barely read your last hijinks in which you were talking to me and wanted to know something from me or wanted me to say something.. could you send me that comic so i can fully read it .. i would also like the bubble pop cartoon .. i like it .. ok so im off to start writting you and ill get it in mail in the am. and from now own we will keep up with writting ok .. and yes I LOVE YOU TO .
Interesting take on this topic. I enjoyed reading this one and looking over a few others (albeit some of the handwriting was a little difficult to read but thats ok). To answer your questions: No Im not a virgin nor in love nor do I believe love is hard. It is work, patience, commitment, happiness, and everything else that comes with it. But if at anytime love becomes hard, it probably isnt love anymore.
This is the third or fourth time I have regretted purchasing the audiobook version of The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander. She devotes a healthy amount of time to the subject. I should tread carefully here because I am unable to cite examples, and as you pointed out there are many nuances.
What I can say without the book is, yes, it exists and for nearly any crime. In about a third of the States it's required. If I'm understanding it correctly, restitution is payable for things you'd typically find in damages (to victims, families, and third parties for medical, loss of wages, funeral, etc.). However, it is not "punishment" in the way that legal damages are although in some cases you can "trade" for more time served. This looks like a credible overview and there is a state by state breakdown on the side: http://www.aardvarc.org/victim/restitution.shtml
I should remove the word "liquidated". Although I know the book spoke about liquidation, I cannot recall the specific context (drug profit, willfully selling of property due to loss of income, restitution, etc.). Similarly, I hadn't considered time of payment; paid immediately, automatically garnished wages during, or post incarceration. So I should also stay away from claiming that it is possible one already paid them.
It seems like SAH might be familiar with them so perhaps she can elaborate, too.
hi, its jimmy bowles. I live near harvard square. My mail box is P>O> Box 380015, cambridge ma 02238. my email is bowlesjames443@yahoo but i seldom check it my phone is )617) 6423809. they sent me back to bridgie for 30 and i saw shields, whittemore, julian, and bill h. glad youre out.
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ok thirdly i could barely read your last hijinks in which you were talking to me and wanted to know something from me or wanted me to say something.. could you send me that comic so i can fully read it .. i would also like the bubble pop cartoon .. i like it .. ok so im off to start writting you and ill get it in mail in the am. and from now own we will keep up with writting ok .. and yes I LOVE YOU TO .
You make a good case for the fact that mistakes have value, but it needs to be harvested, or they will be repeated.
Thank you for sharing this experience and the truth you gained from going through it!
Blessings,
Russ, Sr.
-Tim
What I can say without the book is, yes, it exists and for nearly any crime. In about a third of the States it's required. If I'm understanding it correctly, restitution is payable for things you'd typically find in damages (to victims, families, and third parties for medical, loss of wages, funeral, etc.). However, it is not "punishment" in the way that legal damages are although in some cases you can "trade" for more time served. This looks like a credible overview and there is a state by state breakdown on the side: http://www.aardvarc.org/victim/restitution.shtml
I should remove the word "liquidated". Although I know the book spoke about liquidation, I cannot recall the specific context (drug profit, willfully selling of property due to loss of income, restitution, etc.). Similarly, I hadn't considered time of payment; paid immediately, automatically garnished wages during, or post incarceration. So I should also stay away from claiming that it is possible one already paid them.
It seems like SAH might be familiar with them so perhaps she can elaborate, too.