Blog posts in Drug Offense

A confidential informant (also known as a 'CI') is usually a citizen that works for the police to investigate criminal activity. Law enforcement ...

In late 2013, a federal judge ruled that a Florida law requiring welfare applicants to undergo drug testing violated their constitutional right to be ...

The arguments surrounding the legalization of medical marijuana have heated up after the Florida Supreme Court recently ruled to let voters decide on ...

The New York Times recently released a video documentary about a man, Jesse Webster, who has already served 18 years of his life sentence for a ...

Although voters approved ballot measure I-502 last November to legalize recreational marijuana in the state of Washington, and official laws ...

On Sunday, August 18, 2013, the Miami Herald published an article entitled, "Push for leniency in drug sentencing has been a hard sell in Florida." ...

On Monday, August 12, 2013, Reuters reported on how the Obama administration had unveiled steps to address the longstanding unjust treatment of ...

At Taylor & Taylor, we are proud to announce that attorney Bradley A. Waldrop has joined our criminal defense team. Prior to joining Taylor & Taylor, ...

Most people assume drug tests are infallible. Our society has a tendency to rely on machines and automated processes in every day life. However, these ...