Liberty4All
05-01-2007, 10:59 AM
In yet another example of the importance of pleading innocent when the risks of doing so are no greater than entering a guilty plea, on April 19, 2007, we won our client's drug paraphernalia case. Here are some details:
The police stop our client for allegedly failing to stop at a stop sign. The stopping cop "conveniently" has a drug sniffing dog with him. When our client's license is being checked for outstanding arrest warrants, the cop walks the dog around the car, and the dog allegedly alerts to drugs by sitting down (or did he sit down just by having been tired at 8:00 p.m.?)
Read the rest of this story here:
A pot pipe victory in time for 4/20. - UNDERDOG BLOG - by M&K's Criminal Defense and Individual Rights Lawyers (http://markskatz.com/justiceblog/archives/495-A-pot-pipe-victory-in-time-for-420..html)
The police stop our client for allegedly failing to stop at a stop sign. The stopping cop "conveniently" has a drug sniffing dog with him. When our client's license is being checked for outstanding arrest warrants, the cop walks the dog around the car, and the dog allegedly alerts to drugs by sitting down (or did he sit down just by having been tired at 8:00 p.m.?)
Read the rest of this story here:
A pot pipe victory in time for 4/20. - UNDERDOG BLOG - by M&K's Criminal Defense and Individual Rights Lawyers (http://markskatz.com/justiceblog/archives/495-A-pot-pipe-victory-in-time-for-420..html)