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On August 11, the United States Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) declined to reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule II. The federal government considers that Schedule I drugs—like marijuana, heroin, and LSD—have a high potential for abuse and no accepted medical use. Schedule II drugs,…
Later this year, the Michigan State Police (MSP) will begin testing drivers for drug impairment through the use of controversial saliva tests. Supplemented by the expertise of so-called “Drug Recognition Experts” (DREs), the roadside drug testing is aimed at catching drugged drivers in the act…
As states legalize marijuana use, law enforcement agencies are working to keep up with the new legislation. Sweeping changes in long-held laws can result in confusion. If you believe your rights regarding marijuana use have been violated, contact the experienced Michigan criminal defense attorneys of…
Not long ago, a woman who had been struggling with drug addiction for some time was pulled over by police after having just purchased heroin. She was consequently charged with felony drug possession and since the woman had prior drug-related offenses, she now faced significantly…
In a May 17 decision, a Michigan Appeals court issued a ruling that highlights the state’s unworkable medical marijuana system. According to the decision, it’s illegal to cultivate, manufacture, deliver, sell or transfer marijuana to a registered patient or caregiver unless you are a registered…