Greetings, readers of this so wonderful site. By now I have always visited this site every day quite a few times, but only from the position of reader and advising, but now I urgently need to get advice from you, for which I thank you from now in advance. So, I'm a woman and a mother, I'm 41 years old and I have a 17-year-old son who got the cops last night with two. 4 or 2. Six grams of marijuana. I'm not sure about the right amount, but it's one of those two. I want to ask you what could be the eventual punishment against him, I found out from the police that it was formed a pre-litigation procedure against him for possession of drugs, he is still a minor. I want if one of you understands a little more than the laws and how they are enforced, if you can explain to me what might possibly have happened to my son. I also want to make it clear that he had never in his life had a problem, obstacles to the police or bypass the law in any way, no criminal history, no record, nothing, clean was until last night, this is his first time. What will happen from now on with my son, I ask for clarification and explanation from someone who understands more than the laws in Bulgaria! Please, make sure they don't take it away from me, or they're not going to jail or any kid's prison or anything. It's his first time, he's still underage, I don't justify it, but doesn't he deserve a second chance? That would be a lesson to him. Thanks in advance for your answers.
1 Kamilar-Miller answered
I'm a lawyer, and I want to reassure you. For starters, we ALL make mistakes, there are no completely clean people. The important thing is to strive not to repeat them. About your case. I am not very familiar with this type of crime, but the Grail that is found in the holder always affects the prosecutor's decision on how to approach and whether to initiate a pre-litigation procedure at all, if this is no longer done by the investigators. There is a provision art. 9 para. 2 NK, which illustrates similar cases. A crime is present from an objective and subjective side, but because of its malsignificance (the small Amount) Act is not considered to be criminal and should be terminated. If you do not stack the circumstances and the case goes to court, usually the defense of the accused and the prosecutor conclude an agreement, as for such a crime there is no minimum stipulated and in the light of other aggravating circumstances such as his clean criminal record, his little age, etc. is quite likely to be fined and sentenced to several months probation. But if he's underage, I don't believe it to come to that. Again, I call you not to worry, but simply to accept what happened and to continue to prevent your son from falling into such situations.