In much of the continental United States, opioid abuse and overdose deaths are making the biggest headlines. In Alabama, however, the use of methamphetamines (meth) is drawing more attention from law enforcement. A Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) official even called meth the number one problem in the state, saying that while opioids were "an acute problem," meth was a "systemic problem" that was deeply entrenched.
Alabama law enforcement renews its focus on the drug trade
A conviction for drug possession can put your education at risk
According to The Princeton Review, the University of Alabama is the number two party college in the nation. If you’re a ‘Bama student, this might make you want to put a feather in your Crimson Tide hat and say, “party on dude.” However, if you are one of the 43% of college students who smokes marijuana, know that a drug-related arrest can change your life overnight.
Here's why it helps to hire an attorney after a truck accident
When a semitruck and a passenger vehicle collide, the passenger vehicle usually takes the brunt of the damage. The semi's sheer size and weight, plus its longer braking distance, make it a force that will usually tear through an ordinary car.
