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hondacr250
by RBC3, Jul 05, 2007 12:00AM
okay now that you have an attroney direct all calls to him , if the police get you on the phone say this is my attroney and give him the phone number , let your attroney talk to the police only , you don't say a word and the police are violating federal law by tryin to find out your hospital records its called the , i forgot but its an act recently passed so the ur doctor and hospital records are private and secure , ooo your attroney can get them on that and tell everyone in your family to quit telling them where you are , let the police do there job , and what does S.O. stand for , post back,,, keri
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Allen
p.s. S.O. stands for Significant Other (signifigant?..how the heck do you spell that anyway...probably why people use S.O. I know that's why I do it.)
Nice job RCB3.Keri