Tennessee’s Drug Paraphernalia Immunity Law — T.C.A. § 40-7-124
This 2015 state law protects Tennesseans from drug paraphernalia charges — but only under one circumstance.
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Criminal Justice
Still No Additional Evidence to Support Tennessee Law Enforcement Agency’s May 30th Claim of Accidental Airborne Fentanyl Exposure Overdose
On June 18, a news report was released by Huntsville, Alabama’s WHNT 19 News claiming a deputy had overdosed on fentanyl while searching a suspect. After searching a suspect’s pockets, the deputy allegedly caused a powder containing fentanyl to fly up into his face, where he inadvertently inhaled it, causing an overdose. In the online
As Part of Drug Bust, South Carolina Indicts 3 on Wrongful Naloxone Possession Charges
On Wednesday, July 22, an Ashley Nichole Pulliam, William Keith Gary, Jr., and Juan Francisco Esquivel were each charged by the Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Department with one count of Possession of a Schedule III Controlled Substance … for possessing naloxone. 39 people in total were arrested. Pulliam, Gary, and Esquivel were each given 12 charges
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Probation From a Drug User’s Perspective — Failures of the Criminal Justice System
What’s probation been like for me? Has it made me a better person? Has it curbed my drug use? Has it done anything good for me, at all?
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