Sentences with phrase «on narcotics cases»
A court clerk has filed a federal suit that charges former top Staten Island Administrative Judge Judith McMahon «conspired» with her husband, the borough's district attorney, to judge shop on narcotics cases to make sure prosecutors got a sympathetic jurist.
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Or there is the case of the War on Drugs incident, in Ogden Utah, that Mr. Balko cites, wherein the local narcotics strike force thought they really were at war.
And, in many cases, sending them out on the track with dangerous infirmities masked by narcotics and painkillers.
The effect of maternal narcotic addiction on the newborn infant: review of literature and report of 22 cases.
The case in which the convicted Nayele's Mother, Ms. Akua Adubofo has filed a suit at an Accra Financial High Court restraining the Narcotic Control Board (NACOB) from confiscating two houses belonging to, her was heard on Friday.
«At a time in history when an unprecedented number of people are getting hooked on narcotic opiates by way of prescribed medications — as is the case with migraine sufferers as well — we owe it to ourselves as physicians to try medications that could work without the risk of addiction,» says Klein.
While Banks, Gubbins and Andrews specializes in impaired driving and narcotics offences, we have taken on cases in many other criminal law practice areas.
In addition to his education, Bruce has conducted lectures in various high schools about criminal law, and has presented many times in front of drug treatment professionals to educate them on laws and procedures involving narcotics cases.
When facing serious drug trafficking charges for narcotics such as marijuana, cocaine or illegal prescription drugs, you need a criminal defence lawyer who is current on the issues, meticulous at preparing your case and experienced in the trial system.
In their October 29th commentary on the Wright case from Alberta, Lindsay Waddell and Aleem Bharmal commented on the posed question: Was it discriminatory for the regulatory body to discipline two addicted nurses who stole narcotics from their work places and falsified documents to cover up their thefts?