I can't wait to see how they're going to prop this one up. I had an interesting second-hand experience of the PA legal system as it pertained to a minor on trial for an underage drinking charge. I sat in the courtroom and watched as the defendant was offered no legal counsel (her attorney didn't even address the court other than to announce himself as court appointed counsel), and then convicted of underage drink, disorderly conduct, and public drunkeness. The interesting part of this process that I was never aware of is that apparently, (at least in Abbington PA, a suburb of Philly) you can be convicted of these crimes without a breathalyzer, and without any evidence that you were in possesion of alcohol. Based on what I saw in court that day, they might have had a chance to convict on a "Conspiracy to Drink while Underage" if such a thing existed, but I guess in some municipalities, the law is like a hand grenade, just come close and you can really hurt you.