Brutal. I wonder if you'll feel differently about racing after actually serving the time.

Do you think you'll feel differently about racing after actually serving the time?

Do you own your home, if so how are you going to pay the mortgage while you're inside?

I must've missed it if it has been asked, is this for sure? Do you have a date that you'll be going in?

GL OP.

if not he should get a hooker before he's going to jail

e36 > both

you got a wife or a gf I can 'take care of' while you're gone?

I like the e28....

ALOT

but an e30 with a s38 engine mmmmmm yes

i think im gonna get like headers first as far as engine goes imo

Has the doctor renewed your prescriptions?

Hey do not be so hard on the rape thingy. Speeding kills and rape is just one way fun. One third of South African men have raped. Really it is just a cultural thing. Here also a cop raped some 15-year old girl twice and did not go to prison. Rapelax.

In general in any modern BMW all you have to do is keep the traction control enabled and not drive like an idiot and you're good to go.

I can't speak to the e30 but as a current owner of an e36 and previous owner of an e46, I can say the e46 is a better performing car in just about every way (as one would expect).

Boredom is a factor in speeding and in south african rape.

man, gl. hopefully you don't get any jail time. i dont' know how it is in australia, but here in the US you get a day off for every day you serve. so if you do end up getting 1.5 years, hopefully you'lll only have to serve 9 months. anyway, gl

Best advice itt

Surely there must be some technicality or loophole around the definition of what is considered "racing", unless the police actually witnessed it. Evidence such as late brake markings etc is not definitive.

The earlier you tell your parents, the quicker you will accept what has happened.

[nittery]All you lawyers, you do realize that Austrian legal system is different from the US? Technicalities might not get you very far.[/nittery]

Man if this had happened in Switzerland... you would never see the sky again.

Don't do the crime if you cant do the time.

skip town

become a cop when you get out of jail and then you can race as much as you want. everyone will believe what you say then

id pm mason malmuth for advice

Getting more time than surprise buttsex man is a joke, **** those nitty ass German laws.

Judges there must be pedophiles. TWO ****ing years for raping a 17 year-old boy, and you get MORE time for some racing in a street far away from populated areas? That's just.. wow.

so messed up, wellju.

gl

and, i don't think austria uses the same time that most countries do (it's sort of like dog years or something)

>2.5 yrs. in the joint in Austria/Germany/Belgium is nothing compared to 2.5 years in the US. First of all, they're less sexually repressed, the chances of being buttraped are far diminished. Plus, they consider it rehab-
they actually teach youth authority offenders a trade. Ur looking at more of a white-collar-crime Camp Cupcake.
>2.5 years is mondo stiff- worst case, street racing would get u 30-60 days in county jail, provided there's no injuries/fatalities involved.

The next time ANY of u euros bjtch about the US, remember THIS...
geez, how do u guyz even smoke a joint w/o being skeered chitless?

also, in b4:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ObUXS4KD7s

wow this is messed up, I assume you have good money, would prob be wise to higher a really good lawyer.

gl with this whole fked up situation

LOL @ this (sadly).

Don't know if there's a special reason to mention Belgium, but this is most definitely not true (at least not in practice).

The Belgian criminal justice system in general and the prison facilities in particular are a disaster. You don't want to spend a month in there, let alone 2.5 years. It's not quite "Prison Break", but it's no hotel either (although a lot of people who don't know what they're talking about seem to think it is).

Then again, it's quite impossible to be sent to jail for a traffic offence.

There were a few prison sentences lately, but they were always for killing someone (or multiple people) while driving drunk. And all those sentences were for less than 3 years, which means in practice you don't go to prison.

There was one exception, which was a case where a young guy without a licence caused an accident with a borrowed car while drunk and high on cocaine and killed a mother and 3 kids.

He got five years. The fact that he was Romanian may or may not have had something to do with it (again, sad but true).

Anyway, I'm not being helpful to the OP I'm afraid.