Vídeo - El abogado Andrew Dósa explica cómo la libertad condicional en un caso de drogas es casi una trampa para el fracaso?

Andrew Dósa - Abogado penalista - Condado de Alameda, CA

“For a lot of people, libertad condicional is almost a setup for failure.”

Ray Hrdlicka - Presentador - Abogados.Media

"Eso es interesante. Por favor, explíquelo..."

Andrew Dósa - Abogado penalista - Condado de Alameda, CA

"Es porque si siempre van a tener una correa en ellos, si metes la pata, y no tienen un trabajo porque es difícil mantener un trabajo cuando usted está atascado en el ciclo que la heroína le dará, por ejemplo, si usamos eso, o metanfetamina. Y si no tienes trabajo, necesitas algo, necesitas algún tipo de fondos para conseguir tu próxima dosis. ¿Y cómo lo consigues?"

Ray Hrdlicka - Presentador - Abogados.Media

"Vas a robar, vas a hacer algo ilegal".

Andrew Dósa - Abogado penalista - Condado de Alameda, CA

“Unfortunately, also, because the drug has such a violent assault and intrusion into their lives, they alienate themselves from family members. So they don’t have someone who can help them out. They don’t have some way of getting to a methadone clinic. They don’t have a doctor who will prescribe methadone as an alternative, so they can’t sign up for a methadone clinic or get into a program because they haven’t got the funds because all of the effects of the drug have wiped out their resources. Now, as you noted, they’re going to want…they’re going to do what they have to do to get the fix. If that means theft, they’re doing exactly the first thing they are not supposed to do, which is not being of good conduct.

The first two requirements in libertad condicional are being of good conduct and obey all laws. And those are going to be gone if the fix is screaming like the dragon or demon that it is.”