This is a public forum, so there is no attorney-client privilege to anything posted here. Additionally, if you are a friend or family member sharing details about another person's case, you are also providing information publicly that the prosecution can use in their investigation and trial... Read more »

First, body cams are not required by law, so there is nothing abnormal or problematic with not having body cam video in discovery since not all officers are equipped with body cams.

Second, it is not uncommon for search warrants to be obtained under a unique cause number and not in the same... Read more »

Yes. He could still get visitation. I would do nothing snd make him take you to court. Then you can impeach him with all the drug convictions snd ammo you have.

Your question does not contain enough information to provide you an answer. It appears you have a question about timing requirements when you miss an interview with USCIS. You should contact a local immigration attorney ASAP, if you missed an interview.

The FDA and CDC are federal agencies which have sovereign immunity from such lawsuits.

You may however have a valid claim against the sellers and manufacturers of the Thc-o products you used.

Just as with tobacco using plaintiffs, you will face comparative / proportional... Read more »

Based on the facts presented, NO, they could not search you and your home...

unless they have probable cause.

Maybe have a friend with you to verify what happened.

Any arrest could impact your immigration I would not ride in the car with him under this set of facts,

Yes. Possession of marijuana is still illegal in Maryland, even if the amounts are below the criminal threshhold and only qualify for the civil infraction, and simple possession will remain illegal until the new Maryland law goes into effect in July 2023. After that time, mere odor of marijuana... Read more »

To my knowledge, the answer is "no." The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is a federal agency providing support and funding to local law enforcement agencies, as well as funding and collecting scientific research. NHTSA's two similar programs for law... Read more »

You may consider starting your research here:

https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/blogs/stateline/2020/01/06/cannabis-confusion-pushes-states-to-ban-smokable-hemp

https://www.ncsl.org/agriculture-and-rural-development/state-industrial-hemp-statutes

It is a civil citation and not a criminal charge. You cannot be sent to jail. Since you are under 21, the judge can order you to a drug treatment or education program.

An attorney may be better able to raise technical defenses such as insisting the State be able to prove the substance was... Read more »

No. You can talk to your probation officer about a waiver if medically necessary.

Hi, keep in mind that in addition to written agreements, there are also verbal agreements that may be legally enforceable, provided there is an offer, an acceptance, and consideration. Whether you are required to return the funds depends on what were the terms of the agreement.

The other... Read more »

Simple possession is a Class A misdemeanor punishable by 11 months and 29 days in the detention facility. Realistically, if you were released on a citation and do not have a criminal history it is likely that you would get probation. However, you do not want to simply plead guilty to the simple... Read more »

Retain a lawyer. The lawyer can ask for bond reduction and to reinstate probation

here's a sample of what you should say.

Dear HOA,

I received your letter of DATE, in which you state another resident has complained about marijuana smoke from my balcony. I do not smoke marijuana or tobacco, or anything else. The alleged cannabis smell is not coming from my... Read more »

The typical process is that you complete PTI, then they send a letter to your prosecutor who then dismisses the case. Then you can apply (with a fee) for an expungement of the arrest from your record. Once PTI is completed you should not have any appointments. If PTI has not been completed they can... Read more »

If your original case which was the basis for your deferred adjudication has been dismissed by the court, and you have no other Felony convictions, you are NOT a FELON and therefore have no legal impediment to obtaining a gun.

I am assuming there are no other cases against you and no orders... Read more »

Work comp shouldn't be requiring random drug testing as it relates to the injury and original date of accident unless the authorized treating physician is prescribing medications and drug testing is medically necessary. However, the employer may have a drug free workplace program in place but... Read more »

Absolutely not. That is not legal in New Jersey. You need to do it in your garage if you have legally purchased the Marijuana. But if you are looking for trouble, which I presume you are not, then do not do it.