Drug Crimes

In a supposed attempt to curb the fentanyl problem in the U.S., Congress members proposed amendments to the Controlled Substances Act as it relates to fentanyl. In short, the bill aims to increase mandatory minimum prison sentences for possessing or selling smaller amounts of fentanyl. While Congress claims these harsher laws will curb fentanyl supply […]

With the opioid overdose epidemic at an all-time high, the public’s attention has been on those who lost their lives due to heroin and fentanyl. However, in recent months, law enforcement agencies have focused on other aspects of overdoses—specifically, where did the drugs come from and who sold them? Law enforcement is looking to get

CONTACT US NOW FOR A CONSULTATION Fentanyl has been in the news more and more lately, and the reason is it\’s been linked to several overdose deaths, hundreds across the country on a daily basis. Now Fentanyl is a very powerful opioid painkiller. It does have legitimate medical uses in small doses but more and

Helping People Accused of Opioid & Fentanyl Possession Crimes If you have been accused of the illegal possession or sale of fentanyl or other opioid drug, you should call an attorney as soon as you can. Representation by a criminal defense lawyer may help you avoid the most serious consequences that can be imposed by

Students were returning to school at Yale in August when more than 100 drug overdoses occurred in a nearby park, according to news reports. The overdoses stemmed from a batch of K2, a form of synthetic marijuana that many people spray on plant materials and smoke. Authorities later reported the K2 in question was laced

Articles about ​Connecticut Drug Crimes – from the news Couple faces serious drug charges in Fairfield A Connecticut man and his girlfriend faced a very difficult situation after law enforcement officials pressed charges against them as the result of a five-month investigation into drug activities. The investigation resulted in the police using search warrants to enter

Articles about Federal Drug ​Crimes – from the news Drug charges can be magnified by prior criminal record Lawmakers in Connecticut and across the country designed the criminal justice system to prevent crime and prevent offense. Many of these laws target the rights of those with prior convictions by restricting their rights in numerous ways.

Man Drives Van Into a New London House, Faces DUI Charges A Groton man’s crashed his van into the porch of a Bayonet Street home after driving under the influence (the police refrained from specifying whether alcohol or other drugs were involved). At around 8 p.m., New London Police’s received reports about the car crash. The vehicle,