Monthly Archives: September 2023
Do the Drugs Belong to You, Your Roomie, or Your Landlord?
Central Florida is not as expensive a place to live as New York City or San Francisco, but given the rising prices of consumer goods and the difficulty of finding jobs that are more permanent than freelance gigs, hardly anyone can afford to rent a house or apartment all by themselves, even in a… Read More »
Can Where You Live Affect the Drug Charges You Get?
All over Florida, people are using illegal drugs in the privacy of their homes, and the police will probably never find out. Police cannot enter your house and search for drugs unless they have a search warrant, and the court will only issue a warrant if police officers submit a statement to the court… Read More »
Important Dates in Your Criminal Case
Drugs can really mess with your perception of time. Remember when you sat on the couch and lit up a joint sometime in late 2016, and the next thing you knew, it was 2018 and the movement to decriminalize weed was in full swing? Time never moves more slowly than when you are sitting… Read More »
Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Could Prevent Fentanyl Overdose
When a new and deadly disease appears on the scene, people often react by stigmatizing those affected by it. In the 1980s, when the first AIDS cases were diagnosed, public health officials identified gay men, people who had received blood transfusions, and people who had traveled to Haiti or used intravenous drugs as high-risk… Read More »
