Charged With Drug Possession, Larceny, Violating Probation,

[Mr. Knowitall]

Pray tell, what was this job you and your girlfriend worked at where you stare at flashing lights, and why didn't the employer either summon an ambulance or process this as a worker's comp claim?

The Verdict was : 1 year probation + drug testing, my case was solved 3 weeks ago.

So this happened within three weeks of your being placed on probation for a different crime?

I drive her to a hospital in town walk her in they can;t take her because its more of a rehab they say drive her to a different one...

So the doctor at the hospital diagnosed her with acute drug withdrawal, and as she was not actively having seizures they told you to take her to a different hospital that was better equipped to deal with her detox?

...and arrest and charge me with posession of class e and larceny from building.

The larceny charge would be for what?

Is it possible to say that they were actually hers and I didnt want to get her in more trouble or put her under more stress....

What you fail to appreciate is that it is possible for both of you to be convicted of possessing the same drugs. You have already confessed, so if she confesses as well there's a strong possibility that it will do nothing to help you, but it may well end up with her also being charged.

....and that she needed the mood stabiliziers to calm her down.

You say "mood stabilizers", but we're talking about opiates, right?

ALSO, you think if we sue the hospital the first one, we would have a chance of winning since after the seizure they saw and when she fell they just let her go.

You didn't suffer any injury, so obviously you have no case. Your girlfriend? She can consult a lawyer. Is it reasonable to expect that the hospital's version of events will be that they examined her, she was no longer having seizures, and that if she fell on the way out it was because she was either being dramatic or due to her state of intoxication? Apparently she did not suffer any injury in the fall, and neither of you saw any need for any additional medical care that day, so it's going to be tough trying to claim that her seizure the next day was somehow the fault of the hospital.