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Why You Need a Lawyer For a Drug Possession Case

You Need a Lawyer for a Drug Possession Case Drug possession is one of the most common criminal charges in Massachusetts. Thousands of arrests are made throughout the state yearly for possession of controlled substances. Unfortunately many people are now aware of the consequences of a conviction for this offense.…

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Theft of Controlled Substances Causes Mass. General to Pay $2.3 Million in Settlement

Controlled Substances The Boston Globe recently reported a story about a settlement that Massachusetts General Hospital will pay to the federal government after allegations that the hospital’s lax internal controls over employee access to controlled substances resulted in the theft of thousands of prescription pain medication pills. Drug diversion, which…

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New Bill Could Allow Convicted Drug Offenders to Keep Driver’s License

Convicted Drug Offenders The Massachusetts Senate recently unanimously approved a bill that is geared towards allowing convicted drug offenders to keep their driver’s licenses. The push behind the new bill is to address the issue of how difficult it is for convicted drug offenders to get a job with a…

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Drugs Are Found in a Hidden Compartment in a Car — Is This Case Provable?

Drugs Found in Hidden Compartment It is very common for me to represent someone pulled over for a motor vehicle infraction and ultimately charged with drug trafficking. I am convinced that most of these cases originate from a hunch; i.e. person of color driving a car in a predominantly white…

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Dudley Massachusetts Heroin and Cocaine Trafficking Defense Attorney

Heroin and Cocaine Trafficking Defense Attorney Fighting Racial Profiling Anyone coming into Massachusetts from the New York area and heading into eastern Massachusetts is probably going to use Route 84 with the intention of getting on the Massachusetts Turnpike. A significant number of the people using this route find themselves pulled over…

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A Massachusetts Drug Offense Conviction Leaves You Unable to Drive

Massachusetts Drug Offense Conviction One of the lesser known but significantly impactful consequences of a Massachusetts drug offense conviction is that you will lose your driver’s license. Under 540 CMR 20.03, the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles will suspend your driving abilities when you violate the Controlled Substance Law of…

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Massachusetts Attorney General Proposing Fentanyl Trafficking Be Made a Crime

Heroin Trafficking Defense Attorney Fentanyl is an opioid used for pain management therapies that has become a popular street drug in recent years. It is classified as a Class B controlled substance under Mass. Gen. Laws Chapter 94C, Section 31. It is used to cut heroin, cocaine, and other drugs,…

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Police Make One of the Biggest Heroin Trafficking Busts in New England History

Heroin Trafficking At the end of June, police stumbled onto evidence of heroin trafficking activity while investigating a home invasion, which lead to the discovery of one of the largest drug crimes ever in New England. WMUR9.com News reports that more than $2.2 million dollars worth of heroin cut with…

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Massachusetts High Court Orders State Law Enforcement to Reconsider Crime Lab Wrongdoing

Massachusetts Crime Lab Wrongdoing On the heels of the Annie Dookhan investigation, it came to light that there was misconduct on the part of another state chemical analysis lab technician at a drug crime lab in Amherst, Massachusetts. It was discovered that state chemist, Sonja Farak, had tampered with drug…

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