Re: opening mail from a judge

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Do you think the post office has the time to investigate
this sort of horse crap? She's blowing smoke like she's
probably been doing all her life. Tell your ungrateful
scofflaw of a sister that henceforth and forevermore all
mail addressed to her will be marked: Return to sender,
moved, left no forwarding address. Then follow through. The
next arrest warrant that comes through the pipe will surely
get her attention and teach her to disrespect people when
she gets jammed up.

On 3/19/06, Lucy wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a question:
>
> My sister no longer lives with my mother and me, and she
> received a letter from a judge. In the past, she had
> received a jury summons and we thought it was another jury
> summons. It was in fact a notice saying that if she did
> not pay her fine for an expired vehicle registration,
> there will be a warrant out for her arrest.
>
> She has threatened to press charges for opening her mail
> even though it has my mother's address on it. She has been
> told to forward all mail to her new address, but has not.
>
> I'm want to know if these are real grounds for pressing
> charges against us.