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Originally Posted by Rudius
I can't drink legally, but I can legally die for my country in the military? I think that's bs.
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Principles are really hard to argue in court, especially when they run contrary to the law.
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Originally Posted by Rudius
The only reason why I was charged with possession was because my so called friend put the beer in my car. Yes I know I could have been charged because I was drinking before, but the officers did not know this. I told them I had 1-2 beers at a friend's house 2 or more hours ago. I volunteered for a sobriety test also so I could drive home, but they would not give me one.
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There is no way to prove the beer isn't yours (unless your friend wants to take the bullet for you, and even then you'd probably both get punished). All the sobriety tests in the world can't negate a MIP. You're charged with possession, not being intoxicated.
I'm not trying to be a dick, but seriously your best bet is the mercy of the court at this point. First time offense? Good. Good grades? Good. Willing to do community service? Good. Trying to get out of it? BAD.