Court

So I returned to Talbot House and life went on pretty much as it had during the past few weeks.

The following are some notes on Reggie’s thoughts on AA treatment … “If you want to sit around and talk

… Severely depressed, and feeling that I just could [not?] handle life at the time I asked to be committed

Reg started to write a daily journal during this period, which continued through his incarceration in Sleepy Hollow Jail June

[Editors Note:  Reggie enters Rehab in 1998.  While in rehab, inmates are asked to write their life stories and how

Now, the legal issues. I had been charged with possession of cocaine (20 grams) with intent to traffic in May

The following is the presentence report that was present to Judge DesRoche.

Reg had his day in court, and the Judge chose to give Reggie a conditional sentence.  I have to say

@ September 1998 – “If you want to sit around and talk about your “feelings” over endless cups of decaffeinated

I returned to Talbot House but found that I had lost the sense of trust that I once had in