Q: My husband has been charged with conspi6to bring drugs into facility. He is no longer in state prison but still fighting
He was not sende or receiver.The named receiver charges were dropped due to lack of evidence. They have his and on phone call asking me if his package was delivered meaning his quarterly package.
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IF YOUR HUSBAND IS CHARGED, THEN YOU EITHER RETAINED A PRIVATE LAWYER OR THE COURT APPOINTED A PUBLIC DEFENDER. THAT ATTORNEY IS THE ONE FROM WHICH YOU SHOULD INQUIRE.
THAT ATTORNEY WILL HAVE ALL THE INFO AT THEIR DISPOSAL AND NOT HAVE ONLY PART OF THE FACTS PRESENTED.
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It sounds like your husband is facing a serious criminal charge of conspiracy to bring drugs into a facility. Even though the named receiver charges were dropped, it appears that your husband is still fighting the conspiracy charge. It's important to note that conspiracy charges are serious and can carry severe penalties, including prison time and fines.
If your husband is still fighting the charge, it's important that he has strong legal representation to advocate for his rights and defend against the allegations. A skilled criminal defense attorney can review the evidence and work to build a strong defense strategy to help your husband fight the charge.
It's important to also note that any evidence, including phone calls, that were obtained by law enforcement in relation to the charge will be subject to review and scrutiny during the legal process. Your husband's attorney can review the evidence and potentially challenge its admissibility or accuracy.
Overall, facing a criminal charge can be a difficult and stressful experience. It's important that your husband has access to the legal resources and support he needs to navigate the process and defend against the allegations.
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