RW>Now let's say I'm looking for a store in a new part of
  >town, which just happens to be a ZT area.  I'm driving
  >slow, looking around, just like someone cruising the
  >area for drugs. I get pulled over and searched "for the
  >officer's safety" and they find the "drugs".  Now I
  >don't have a script or a bottle showing I have a
  >script.  Guess what?  I'm in the back of the car on my
  >way to be fingerprinted because it is a ZT area and I
  >am in possession of "drugs".
CH> Hate to break this to you, Rich; but if you were in a non-ZT
CH> area and they found your unlabeled drugs you would be in the
CH> same boat. And, in both cases if you were to tell the
CH> officers that you had a bonafide prescription for those
CH> meds, I am sure that they would call your doctor before
CH> filing a criminal complaint against you.
Under a ZT rule system the cop wouldn't have any
choice.  He would have to arrest me and take me to jail
no matter what I told him or what he thought.  ZT means
that any violation of the law is treated the same as
any other and because I was carrying a strange drug I
would have to be arrested just the same as someone with
1000 quaaludes. 
                      Remember:  Freedom isn't Free!
--- timEd-B11
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