As an attorney who has worked on countless criminal defense cases, Brandon Morris has dealt with drug-related charges and accusations more times than he can count. One issue that comes up frequently in such cases is the definition of drug paraphernalia. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at what qualifies as drug paraphernalia
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