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The term "dangerous drugs" often raises questions about what substances fall into this category. In Michigan, controlled substances for which a person does not have a prescription fall under the classification of dangerous drugs. Michigan law breaks controlled...
The world of drug crimes can get confusing. Drug charges come in two basic types, misdemeanors and felonies. A felony is a drug crime that carries a sentence of over one year up to life in prison, not to mention the other penalties such as taking away your voting...
Although the lines can be blurry, drug trafficking charges are usually brought against people who do more than sell drugs to a few acquaintances. Drug trafficking can be charged in regard to any kind of sale, transport or importation of a controlled substance, but the...
Across the country, it is common for college students to experiment with different drugs while on campus. While marijuana legalization is gaining acceptance across the country, those students using the substance on campus still run the risk of facing charges if they...
In early July 2013, a Michigan woman testified that a man forced her to smoke crack cocaine at a motel before allegedly raping her. She claimed that although she had initially planned to get high on crack with the man she changed her mind when he began acting...
In Michigan, medical marijuana is legal but recreational use is not. Some people may be confused as to whether or not they can drive after using the drug. Numerous states across the country have approved the use of marijuana for medical purposes and in some cases...
Drug courts are a great alternative to facing criminal charges, through participants denied medications during treatment may face a greater risk of relapse. In May of this year, a Michigan judge announced the creation of the 50th Circuit Drug Court in Chippewa County....