Marijuana and Florida Drug Courts

The first modern drug court in the country was implemented in Florida in 1989. Since their initial use, these courts have proven to reduce the rate of recidivism and the cost to taxpayers when compared to conventional courts and penalty schemes like prison sentences.

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How long will I be on probation or parole?

How much time you will spend on probation or parole depends on the rules in your state, whether you were finally convicted, and your performance while under supervision. Some states combine the probation and parole function within one agency.

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What happens when you are arrested?

Once you are arrested, you will be taken into custody. Usually, you will be driven in a police car to a local jail. After your arrest, you will generally be asked two types of questions including routine and interrogation. Read on for more information about what to expect if you have been arrested, including information about Miranda warnings, interrogation, booking, and arraignment.

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Can I be charged with possession of marijuana if I’m a passenger in someone’s car and marijuana is found? What does’possession’ mean under Michigan’s marijuana laws?

Description: You can be charged with possession of marijuana in Michigan if the marijuana is found in a car in which you are a passenger. However, if the marijuana was not on your person and did not belong to you, you will probably have a good defense against conviction. On a related note, Michigan drivers can

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