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Worried27 | 16:24 Mon 28th Jun 2010 | Criminal
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About a week ago I got very very drunk and decided to go sort out an old dispute with a neighbour ( with good intentions ). Next thing I remember is being cuffed and in the back of a police van ( I must of blacked out ). I never knew what had happened untill I was read the "victims" statement, which said I knocked on his door untill he answered, when he did I put my hand on his chest and pushed him into his flat where i pinned him down and head butted him twice with my hand around his neck. I am worried about my previous, as 2 years ago I was cautioned by the CPS after charges were dropped for a similar offence. Before that it was about 6 - 7 years ago since my last offence. I am worried about a prison sentence because I have just established contact with my twin daughters and set up a new life. Any custodial sentence will put me back to square 1, honest answers are appreciated. Many thanks.
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And yeah, I'm pretty sure the real figures are higher than 8%, a lot of people in such positions like barristers, doctors etc smoke it also, but of course are unable to answer honestly in surveys.
do you need to know if lots of people take weed? stay off it, forget about it!!!
i´d like to think yr kids no nothing about this, or things cud get worse in the future.
you´ve been given a chance take it
good luck
mate seriously if you are honest that youve just started spending time with your twin daughters, then you should have stopped drinking. im not judging you as a father for anything in the past, but if you have kids at all drinking effects them as much as you. honestly my best friend when he was younger was a heavy drinker, getting peed alot and having a few fights. but when his son was born now 10, he forced himself to stop for his sons sake. over ten years later he hasnt touched a drop of booze and even stopped smoking for his family. maybe for your daughters sake you should do the same for them. as for going to prison now, i only hope that you can, if you are really genuine about you kids, can convice a judge that you will do anything for their sakes even if it means a alcohol treatment course, if you end up in prison or not.

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