Everyone should accept the following fact: relapse will often appear on the path to sobriety. It can also signal a chance to rebuild with clearer intent. Recovery is prone to rhythm changes, and while a return to use might feel abrupt, it may reveal parts of life that need some steadier support. This open space […]
Defenses Against Constructive Possession Drug Charges In Minnesota
If you are found with a bag of cocaine in your pocket, it’s going to be pretty hard to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the drugs weren’t yours, but oftentimes drug possession cases are not this black and white. Sometimes drugs are located when they are not physically on a person, and in these […]
Drug Courts vs. Jail Sentences: What Works Better?
When someone gets arrested for a drug offense, there are two things the justice system can do: put them in jail as a punitive measure or rehabilitate them through a specialized program. The correct approach has been hotly debated in the form of drug courts vs. jail sentences for a while, but more and more […]
Portable Breath Tests May Soon Become Standard For Suspected Drugged Drivers In Minnesota
Portable breath tests help to confirm a police officer’s suspicions that a driver is under the influence of alcohol, and soon a similar portable testing device may be in use for suspected drugged drivers. Drugged Driving Tests As we mentioned on the blog a while ago, Minnesota police recently began a pilot program that allowed […]
Understanding the Legal Risks of Self-Medicating with Prescription Drugs
Some might argue that we’re dealing with a medical system designed to perpetuate unease – various insurance complications, doctor’s appointments booked months in advance, the omnipresent drone of medical advice that seems just out of reach. No wonder individuals choose the back door: the path of self-medication. Yet, probably only a few of them know […]
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