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Your mother is not entitled to your checks, but that doesn't mean she stops being your mother.Having negotiated these kinds of things with my own parents in the past, here's what I would do.Step one.You're 18, so open your own checking account at a bank that has a phone app that can do digital deposit of your checks. If you have a job, get direct deposit set up to go to the account. After you deposit a check and confirm the money is in your account, write VOID in pen or permanent marker on both sides, then shred it or burn it. (That isn't about your parents, understand, it's just a good practice. Identity theft and check fraud are real things.)While you're at it, set up a savings account to create an emergency fund. And look into a Roth IRA, it's never too early to start saving for retirement.I recommend smaller local chains and credit unions over major Wall Street banks. The service and interest rates are better and they care more about their customers. If you're military, USAA or Navy Federal Credit Union are better still.Step two.Negotiate with Mom. Why does she want your checks? If it's about you paying part of the rent and utilities to continue living there, I think that's reasonable. Other reasons may not be.

Sneaking aboard in the first place is quite a challenge. The Quarterdeck is manned with 3 watch standers all tasked with keeping unauthorized people from gaining access. If the ship is anchored, there is a RIB boat circling the ship with armed sailors doing the same. In port, there are sailors armed with shotguns on the forecastle and the fantail just looking for people trying to sneak on and presumably do harm.But, OK, you find a ship with the fantail rover asleep and shimmy across the mooring line. Now what? At any time of the day or night, a crew member can walk down any P-way. So you need to be careful where you walk and when. Your best bet is to find a void that receives little traffic. Yes, there are some-bilges, store rooms, etc.After I made Petty Officer, my watch station both in port and underway was “sound and security” watch. I’d walk the entire ship sounding voids to detect flooding and checking every compartment on the ship for security purposes. Manned compartments were easy enough. Locked compartments (think crypto, radio and some combat stuff) were easy as well. But unmanned/unlocked spaces took a bit more time as I needed to make sure it was unmanned. But let’s say you somehow found one of these spaces, found a hidden place in there and the S&S watch is gundecking just a bit. Now what? You’re living in a cramped, steel box with no light, no food and no water. Hey! That sounds like fun!So either S&S finds you or you come out of hiding to avoid starvation or total mental collapse and you get caught. You can expect a lengthy investigation followed by some time in Federal Prison. The rover that was asleep will likely get NJP, or maybe a court martial. The S&S watch standers might also face punishment. And the captain of the ship may lose his command and his career for not keeping his crew properly disciplined.

Thank you A2A.Both U.S and India, despite being federal in structure have many similarities and differences between them. First and foremost, The Constitution of India is the longest written constitution of any sovereign country in the world, containing 448 articles in 25 parts, 12 schedules and 98 amendments, with 117,369 words in its English-language translation, while the United States Constitution is the shortest written constitution, at 7 articles and 27 amendments.Similarities between US and India:-1) Written constitution:- Both US and India have a written constitution based on which the federal political structure has been set up and both federal governments are functioning.Both constitutions have provisions for amending the constitution to meet the growing socio, political and economic needs and demands of their respective countries.2) Bill of Rights and Fundamental Rights:-The US constitution has ensured the fundamental rights of its citizens like right to equality, freedom, right against exploitation, freedom of religion, cultural and educational rights, right to property, and right to constitutional remedies etc through ‘The Bill of Rights’,. They became part and parcel of the US constitution through first ten amendments that were carried out and adopted into the US constitution. The Indian constitution has guaranteed the fundamental rights of the people through articles 14 to 34 in Part III.3) Supremacy of the Federal or Union Government:- Both countries have federal governments at the centre in which various states have acceeded to. In the US as many as 50 states have joined the federal government and in the Indian Union as many as 29 states and 8 Union territories have acceeded to. Both in US and India, states which have acceeded to the Federal set up have no unilateral power to secede from the Federal Government or the Union Government. While Federal Government or the Union Government as well as the states are empowered to enact laws on a particular subject,(known as concurrent powers),the law enacted by the Federal or Union Government will have overriding effect over the law enacted by the states on the same subject. Thus Federal or Union Government is supreme in the present federal structure.4) Division of Labor and Separation of Powers:- Adhering to Montesquieu's theory of division of labor and separation of powers, both US and Indian constitutions have three basic divisions with regard to division of labor and power in their federal set up known as executive, legislature and judiciary with clear cut ‘Separation of Powers’ Each division has been entrusted with a separate power. The executive governs the country, the legislature enacts laws and the judiciary administers justice. President of US is the chief executive head of US, whereas the Union cabinet headed by the Prime Minister is the real chief executive body in India. Both US and India have a bicameral legislature. US legislature has an upper and lower house known as the House of Senate and the House of Representatives respectively and the Indian Parliament has Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha as its Lower and Upper house respectively. Both US and India have a well organized judiciary, having the Supreme Court or the Federal Court as the apex court and a number of other courts in various states to administer original and appellate jurisdictions.5)Powers of Checks and Balances:- Though there exists a clear cut division of labor known as separation of powers into executive, legislature and judiciary in both countries, still there is a threat. to democracy. A strong and dynamic leadership at the helm of powers as the executive and acting with unlimited powers may lead to arbitrariness. After all power corrupts power; absolute power corrupts absolutely; in the result democracy may become a laughing stock and virtually unworkable. Hence, in order to prevent unwieldy growth of any one of these three divisions, a fantastic mechanism known as powers of ‘checks and balances’ has been maintained in both countries. In other words, each division of power is somehow or other checked and controlled by other divisions of power.In the US, the President as the chief executive power appoints his members of ‘Kitchen Cabinet’ and he is the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of Army,Navy and the Air Force. He appoints the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the US. He enters into treaties with other countries. However, his treaties must be approved by the House of Senate.Otherwise, the treaty will not come into force. Though President Woodrow Wilson was the chief architect of the League of Nations that came into being after the first world war,US could not become a member of it since the House of Senate did not approve it.Thus important policy decisions must be necessarily approved by the House of Senate, which definitely acts as a check on the powers of US President, who is the head of the executive. Similarly laws enacted by both houses may be subjected to the power of Judicial Review and can be declared null and void by the judiciary. The President can be impeached and removed from power on the motion moved by the House of Senate in the presence of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the US.Similarly in India, the Prime Minister and his cabinet can be removed from power by a successful no confidence motion passed by both houses of parliament.The important policy decisions taken by the cabinet headed by the Prime Minister, if necessary has to be enacted into laws only with the requisite majority of the parliament.The laws enacted by the parliament.are subject to the judicial review of the Supreme Cour of India.The Chief Justice and other Judges of the Supreme Court are appointed by the President as recommended by the cabinet and the Prime Minister.Thus the powers of checks and balances have been the effective mechanism both in the US and in India in safeguarding the democracy in both countries.Indian Constitution1. Indian federation is not the result of an agreement between States.2. There is only one citizenship for both the States and Union.3. Each State sends M.P.s to the Parliament depending upon the population of the State.4. There is no principle of quality between the states.5. There are three Lists- Union List-(First List); State List (Second List); and Concurrent List – (Third List). The Parliament can legislate only the subjects of the State List and Concurrent List. The States are not sovereign. The Union can encroach upon State’s Lists.6. No State can separate from Indian Territory.7. The Parliament, i.e. Center has been residuary powers.8. There is only one Constitution for Union and States.9. India achieved uniformity in basic civil and criminal laws, except personal laws in some matters.10. The Indian Union is an indestructible Union of destructible States. The area, identity of a state can be changed by Parliament. The States can be destructible. But the Union can not be changed. The Union is indestructible.11. The Central Government has been the power to form a new State, to increase the area of any State, to diminish the area of any State; to alter the boundaries of any State; to alter the name of any State; and to form a new State by separation of territory from any State or by uniting two or more States or parts of States or by uniting any territory to a partnership the of any State(Article 3)12. The word “Federal” is not at all used in our Constitution. Simply the framers described “Union”.13. The Supreme Court has been given very wide powers, including appellate (Civil and criminal) jurisdiction.14. No referendum is necessary. For the amendment of the Constitution, the people need not give their consent. It is sufficient to get the majority of M.P.s and in certain cases, the majority of the State legislatures.American Constitution1. American Federation is the result of an agreement between States.2. There are dual citizenships- one Federal Citizenship- another State Citizenship.3. Each State sends equal number of representatives to the Senate.4. There is principle of equality between the States, irrespective of its population, extent etc.5. There is a clear division of legislative powers among Federal and Units. The Union and as well as each Unit is sovereign in its sphere. The Union is sovereign in their respective State legislative fields. Strictly one can not trench upon the other’s area of power. Each is confined to its own sphere.6. The State, if wants, can separate itself with the Federal, being the relation is based only the ‘Agreement ’.7. The States have residuary powers.8. There are two Constitutions-9. There are different civil and criminal laws, differing from State to State.10. Union is based only the agreement. Any State can separate at any time. When the States are separated, there will be no Union at all. Hence, it is called that the American Union is an indestructible Union of indestructible States.11. The American Federal Government has been no such power.12. The word “Federal” is used in the Constitution very often, and still now it is used very frequently.13. The Supreme Court of American has not been given such type of appellate jurisdiction.14. For the amendment of Federal Constitution, a referendum must be conducted. Amendment to the Constitution can be made only with the consent of the people.**Hope this helps**An upvote would be really appreciated.