Drug dealers often look to bring young and impressionable children into their illegal trade because they are easy to manipulate and are perceived as less detectable by law enforcement than adults. For that minor child that is recruited into the drug...
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What Are The Penalties For Selling Or Possessing A Drug-Masking Product In Michigan?
Although marijuana consumption is legal in Michigan, many businesses will still hold the presence of this controlled substance in the bodies of potential or current employees against them through the drug testing process. As a result, many people have turned...
Can You Be Convicted Of Drugged Driving In Michigan With Marijuana Metabolites In Your System?
On July 21, 2005, shortly before 2:00 a.m., George Feezel struck and killed Kevin Bass while driving in Ypsilanti Township in Washtenaw County, Michigan. Mr. Bass, to his detriment, was walking down the middle of the unlit five-lane road with his back to...
What Evidence Must Be Shown To Prove “Constructive Possession” Of Illegal Drugs In Michigan?
A person accused of possessing illegal controlled substances in Michigan can be convicted if the prosecutor can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he or she knowing had “actual possession” or “constructive possession” of the drugs. Actual possession means...
Can You Restore Driving Privileges After A Drug Conviction In Michigan?
Drug crimes in Michigan are very serious offenses that are prescribed harsh punishments by the Legislature. Anyone convicted of using, possessing, delivering or manufacturing controlled substances can expect a lengthy probation, stiff fines and even...
How Does Marijuana Use Affect Custody And Parenting Time Decisions In Michigan?
In Michigan, there are two major statutes that give individuals the privilege of possessing and using a limited amount of marijuana. The Michigan Medical Marihuana Act of 2008 allows the medical use of marijuana and provides protection from qualifying patients...
Can The Federal Government Still Prosecute Marijuana Crimes In Michigan?
In Michigan, there are two major statutes that give residents the privilege of possessing and using a limited amount of marijuana. The Michigan Medical Marihuana Act of 2008 allows the medical use of marijuana and provides protection from qualifying patients...
What Are The Collateral Effects Of A Controlled Substance Conviction In Michigan?
State and federal laws aggressively punish suppliers and users alike for manufacturing, delivering, possessing or using illegal controlled substances without a prescription or other legal authority. Addiction to illicit substances like heroin, cocaine and...
Michigan Court Of Appeals Rules Probationers Cannot Be Prohibited From Using Medical Marijuana
On February 11, 2021, the Michigan Court of Appeals ruled in People v Thue, __ Mich App __ ; __ NW2d __ (Docket No. 353978) that trial courts cannot deny probationers the use of medical marijuana while under supervision. In this case, the defendant was...
What Are The Penalties For Obtaining Prescription Controlled Substances By Fraud In Michigan?
Drug addiction is a serious and growing problem in the United States of America. Thousands of people have fallen prey to its grip every year. To feed the habit, these addicts resort to illegal means to obtain these controlled substance through theft, fraud...
