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Drug distribution laws are complex and far-reaching. From heroin to marijuana, the possession and distribution of illegal drugs can lead to several serious consequences. But what constitutes drug distribution, and how can people defend themselves against these...
An Illinois drug felony conviction can have a long-term negative impact on your life. The amount of drugs and the type of drugs involved have no bearing on the consequences. The fact that you even have a drug conviction is what works against you. Criminal record A...
Illinois authorities take all drug-related offenses seriously. As such, if you face any charges involving cocaine and know you’ve been wrongfully accused, you should fight to clear your name. Understanding cocaine crimes Cocaine charges could involve possession,...
Thousands of motorists are pulled over by police officers in Illinois and around the country each day. Police officers sometimes pull over vehicles because they observed them speeding or being driven recklessly, but many traffic stops are based on suspicion and...
Being arrested in Illinois on charges related to drugs can be very stressful. The impact on your reputation, whether civil, personal, or economic, can be very damaging. You may risk being wrongfully detained if a faulty roadside drug test is used. Problems with...
The Illinois Senate recently passed a bill designed to make it harder for the courts to order probationers not to use prescription cannabis or methadone. The bill would also prohibit the court from making drug tests or monitoring devices for illegal substances like...
No one wants to go through life in pain. Some people manage long-term pain by taking a painkiller called OxyContin. If you're going to take a drug test in Illinois and recently used OxyContin, it's understandable to whether how long tests can detect this drug. What is...
Doubling doctoring, which is also known as "doctor shopping," occurs when Illinois patients purposely seek out multiple prescriptions of the same medication from different physicians. It can also happen when people deliberately search for doctors with a reputation for...
Having cocaine in your possession, selling or trafficking the drug in Illinois is both a state and federal offense. Over the last few years, states have increased the penalties associated with cocaine have increased, especially if an "aggravating" factor is involved....
Illinois residents facing charges of drug possession will have to prepare a defense. There are several strategies that might help a defendant, but choices depend on the specifics of the case. Here’s a look at some defenses often used in Illinois cases involving drug...
