What does the offense code 3599 Dangerous Drugs-free text mean?

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I see a list of offense codes but most say felony or misdemeanor but this is blank. Also what does the free text part mean. My brother-in-law has several charges and we are trying to understand what they mean. I am assuming this is worse than an offense code with a felony/misdemeanor annotation.

Answer 1

When looking at the information you provided I continued to look closer realizing the "offense codes" you're referring to are those provided by the government when police produce the reports associated for specific crimes. This specific code is used when reporting federally those offense statistics within a state.

The offense code "3599" is used by law enforcement to report a case involving the involvement of "dangerous drugs." Thats a no brainer of course! However, because it is the broader code associated essentially as a "catch all" code it identifies a case where there are circumstances not listed in the other codes.

Based upon my own experience with the code, I will state that this particular code does not identify an offense involving a minor possession of an illegal drug and state that the offense is that of a felony possession, sales, or distribution.

The "free text" portion allows the reporting agency to provide particular information of the case to qualify the use of the particular code.

Because you seem to know more particulars than what you've printed...I will keep an eye on this particular post should you decide to provide more information concerning this issue.

Best wishes!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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RE :What does the offense code 3599 Dangerous Drugs-free text mean?
I see a list of offense codes but most say felony or misdemeanor but this is blank. Also what does the free text part mean. My brother-in-law has several charges and we are trying to understand what they mean. I am assuming this is worse than an offense code with a felony/misdemeanor annotation.
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