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Federal Action Alert: Legislation to Decriminalize Marijuana Introduced in the Senate September 26, 2018

Drug use crimes on tv-shows might become a fantasy and no more reality if Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer’s S.3174 Bill passes in Congress. Co-sponsor of the Bill are Bernie Sanders, Tim Kaine and Tammy Duckworth. WHAT IS THE CURRENT LAW ABOUT MARIJUANA USE? Currently, ...

Federal Action Alert: Legislation to Decriminalize Marijuana Introduced in the Senate September 26, 2018
Drug use crimes on tv-shows might become a fantasy and no more reality if Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer’s S.3174 Bill passes in Congress. Co-sponsor of the Bill are Bernie Sanders, Tim Kaine ...
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What Happens to My Criminal Case If I Wasn't Properly Read My Miranda Rights? September 4, 2018
A defendant who confesses to a crime even though their Miranda rights were not properly read to them may have grounds to exclude the statement made during interrogation as inadmissible evidence; ...
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The Ziobrowski / ICE Threat Case August 28, 2018
The recent immigration-related legal changes and the increase of arrests have fostered a tensed atmosphere between police and citizens. In the recent case of threats against ICE agents, a Cambridge ...
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3D Gun Laws | Boston Criminal Defense Lawyer August 22, 2018
Are 3D Printed Plastic Guns Legal in the United States? While plastic guns were once the subject of science-fiction novels, today, officials and lawmakers have been forced to debate the reality that ...
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Understanding the most common crime lab issues January 6, 2017
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been under increased scrutiny in recent years due to a string of flawed testimonies and evidentiary submissions. According to The Atlantic, the forensic ...
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When The Department Of Justice Targets Certain Industries November 23, 2016
Physicians all over the country are raising concerns over a letter recently released by the United States Department of Justice (DOJ). In the letter the Justice Department announced its intent to make ...
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