Some people have a difficult time focusing or committing to complex tasks. Those with neurological conditions, including attention deficit disorder (ADD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) sometimes require medication to meet the expectations in a...
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Can college students share prescription drugs?
College students have many different reasons that they may consider sharing prescription drugs. For instance, someone may live with a number of roommates when they get a prescription from their doctor. They may decide to share with their roommates who have similar...
Flaws with in Florida roadside drug tests
Florida police officers sometimes use roadside drug tests to screen drivers suspected of drug use. However, there’s concern that flaws in roadside drug tests contribute to unwarranted arrests and convictions. Organizations such as the Roadside Drug Test Innocence...
Drug problems on campus
College is a time for exploration and youthful experimentation, which may not always lead to positive results. According to the National Drug Intelligence Center (NDIC), suburban teenagers from middle-class families and young adults are the primary distributors and...
What is inadmissible evidence in drug charges?
Drug crime charges can cause irreversible damage to one’s reputation, relationships, and future educational and employment opportunities. While the law classifies drug crimes as serious offenses to be strictly dealt with, it continues to protect the rights of charged...
When can I get in trouble for prescription drugs in Florida?
Prescription drugs can be extremely helpful for managing pain, anxiety, and other medical conditions. However, there are certain situations in which possessing, distributing, or using prescription drugs can result in criminal charges in Florida. Here are a few...
Is it legal to share prescription drugs?
Many Florida residents know people who regularly take prescription drugs. However, it’s not only a bad idea to share your prescription with another person; it’s also illegal. Never share your prescription drugs with others Even if you believe it’s harmless to allow a...
The concept of probable cause in drug-related searches in Florida
If you are facing drug charges, one of the most important things to consider is whether the police had probable cause to search you. Probable cause means that the police reasonably suspected that you were engaged in criminal activity. If you've been arrested and...
Doctor shoppers could face additional charges in certain states
Most doctors in Florida assume that their patients have good intentions when scheduling appointments. Unfortunately, that's not always the case. One of any doctor's worse fears is unknowingly aiding a patient who is doctor shopping as this practice can have dangerous...
College students and troubles with stimulant drugs
Students may need to work hard to get good grades in school, and the work could involve spending significant time studying. When there are only 24 hours in a day, some Florida students may attempt to decrease the amount of sleep they get. Drinking lots of coffee and...