In response to these proposed changes, however, thousands made public comments to the DEA to voice their opposition to this proposal. As a result, the DEA has decided to maintain
Philadelphia didn’t wait for the State government to act and has already decriminalized the drug. A person literally can’t walk through Philadelphia morning, noon, or night without smelling Marijuana; much like the days when it was common to leave a restaurant or bar smelling like you just smoked a pack of cigarettes! Marijuana is literally on every corner in downtown Philadelphia, especially in its historic sections.
His criminal defense attorneys had filed motions to exclude (suppress) the blood evidence against Ruggs which indicated that his BAC was .16, double the legal limit.
Philadelphia politicians who are advocating for stronger gun laws are either unaware of these mandatory laws or simply trying to blame the City’s problems on those with opposing political views. It is this lack of leadership, organization and direction that continues to drive young professionals and their families out of city in record numbers!
In New York, up until June 2022, the permit to carry law was very similar to New Jersey. In New Jersey, a concealed carry permit was only given if a person could demonstrate a justifiable need or cause for the gun.
While New Jersey and Pennsylvania share many things in common, New Jersey’s shore isn’t one of them. Recently, New Jersey passed several laws and regulations which people need to understand before you go to the shore this summer.
Less than halfway through 2023 and over 50 children have been shot on Philadelphia streets. The latest was 12-year-old in South Philadelphia who was shot in the back while riding his bike around the corner from his home.
The election has focused on variety of issue but violence appears to be at the top of the list. One of the latest issues to combat the spiking violence is Stop & Frisk, which at least some of the candidates have deemed an illegal police tactic.
Is a newly proposed DEA regulation a part of the government’s war on masculinity? Attorney Rick Collins is our guest to help clear up misinformation about a proposed rule by the DEA concerning access to TRT, testosterone and many other drugs acquired via telemedicine.
While doctors and pharmacists across the country often stigmatize and demonize those who utilize hormone replacement therapy, these same alleged health care providers promote drugs such as “Medical Marijuana” which, unlike Testosterone, causes impairment which directly creates a risk to the patient themselves and millions of others around, including their children.
