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Minnesota Supreme Court Overturns Three OWI by Inhalants Convictions

The Minnesota Supreme Court in State of Minnesota v. Chantel Lynn Carson overturned three convictions of driving while intoxicated by a woman who was arrested for driving while high from inhalant use. Ms. Chantel Lynn Carson was arrested on three separate occasions and charged with the Minnesota crime of DWI-third…

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People v. Wood: Probable Cause, Warrantless Searches, and Whippets

The Court of Appeals published an interesting decision in People v. Wood in which they upheld the suppression of evidence from a drug case following a bad search. What Happened A police officer pulled the defendant for speeding. When the officer approached the car, he empty pill bottles and whippet…

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People v. Baham: Meth, Personal Use, and Double Jeopardy Case

In the case of People v. Baham, the Michigan Court of Appeals discusses manufacturing and possession charges for methamphetamine. Defendant plead guilty to manufacturing methamphetamine, operating or maintaining a methamphetamine laboratory, and possession of methamphetamine. At the plea hearing, the Defendant explained he had components and chemicals to make methamphetamine,…

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Pennsylvania Supreme Court Upholds Murder Conviction in Huffing DUI

In Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Danielle Nicole Packer, Ms. Packer was convicted of third-degree murder after she drove under the influence of the inhalant DFE and caused an accident killing another driver. The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania took up her case to decide whether huffing the inhalant DFE before driving…

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