CAUGHT A CASE

1.	CAUGHT A CASE	3 up, 0 down
	Terminology used by parolees and repeat felons to describe how they received a new prison or jail term. Essentially, they would have you believe they were minding their own business when out of nowhere a criminal case landed on them (like a piece of space debris plummeting to earth) and there was no escape. Seems to get sympathy from like-minded individuals. Usage: Southern California by Dean on Jul 27, 2012

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