Posts Tagged Narcotics
Should there be stricter narcotics laws?
Posted by admin in Drug & Alcohol Laws on January 27, 2012
Question by : Should there be stricter narcotics laws?
I say yes, because drugs like, lsd, crack, pot, heroin,etc. ruin the american family life and take away the lives of innocent youth when they are in their prime. They also hurt the economy because dealers get their money illegally.
Would it be better if there was stricter penalties for the use, distribution, and possession of narcotics?
There are unheard deaths everyday due to narcotics.
Whether it’s auto or health more people would die if narcotics were legalized.
I think police should beat anyone who uses, distributes, and possesses an illegal substance.
Best answer:
Answer by ThisGuy
No. If anything, they are too strict as it is. Billion’s of tax dollars are wasted keeping people locked up for small time charges. I’d rather you legalize it, regulate it, tax it and get rid of the crime aspect all together.
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Does anyone know if the law was passed that allow a 90 day supply of Schedule II narcotics?
Posted by admin in Drug & Alcohol Laws on January 18, 2012
Question by stingme: Does anyone know if the law was passed that allow a 90 day supply of Schedule II narcotics?
Best answer:
Answer by ANR
I am not sure but it deff would be nice
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Applying for Law Enforcement Position: Drugs Narcotics Use Section..?
Posted by admin in Drug & Alcohol Laws on January 5, 2012
Question by JP: Applying for Law Enforcement Position: Drugs Narcotics Use Section..?
Im not the most perfect person but have changed my life alot i literaly hate doing bad stuff i went threw fazes yes like i think every other person on this planet . but my question pertains to me applying for a law enforcement position in NC and im prior military. in the Drugs Narcotics used section : i listed i smoked im gunna be honest probably 8 Times in my life time and last time i smoked was in Feb 2007 i was getting laid off and had a bad set of friends who i eventually stoped hanging out with becuause of how much they wanted me to use drugs and other thing ive done is Cocaine i used it back in 1997 or 1998 one time 2 the most my friends father gave me some.
but ok ;
Marijuana used 8 times last time 2007
Cocaine used 2 times last time 1997 or 1998
NonPrescription Medicine: 10 times my ( in the army we get prescibed tylenol and well if you have a head ache yea we get offered 1 or 2 tylenol by a buddy )
those of you police officer recruiters and veterans on the force could you please be honest and tell me if what i have done is bad? would i be a potential hire or non hire?
Best answer:
Answer by J.W.
Policies pertaining to applicants and past drug use vary depending on the department. Some police departments wouldn’t consider you due to your use of cocaine. Some would still consider you since it has been so long since you’ve last used it. Some departments wouldn’t consider you because it has been less than 5 years since you’ve used marijuana. The Tylenol probably won’t be much of an issue. Getting police officer jobs is becoming more and more competitive. There are likely to be other applicants with similar qualifications as you or better qualifications than you that haven’t used illegal drugs, especially cocaine. I would wait a couple more years before you apply. Spend that time improving your resume. Get some college if you don’t have any.
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Q&A: what does louisiana law say about violating probation by using narcotics?
Posted by admin in Drug & Alcohol Laws on December 18, 2011
Question by : what does louisiana law say about violating probation by using narcotics?
Best answer:
Answer by Joseph
It says jail time.
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illegal immigrants ?just because its illegal do we change the law? how about narcotics?
Posted by admin in Drug & Alcohol Laws on December 16, 2011
Question by peter f: illegal immigrants ?just because its illegal do we change the law? how about narcotics?
if
the goverment changes the law because its illegal ? how about drugs?
illegal is illegal! change one change all? who is guilty for not enforcing
the law?
Best answer:
Answer by my brain hurts
On the nose. ;)
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Q&A: in california if you violate the patient physician narcotics law are there any consequences?
Posted by admin in Drug & Alcohol Laws on October 17, 2011
Question by go_pali: in california if you violate the patient physician narcotics law are there any consequences?
my friend violated his patient physician narcotics agreement bye having two doctors prescribe medication are there any consequences to this
bye the ways hes not a drug addict and he wasnt doctor shopping
i meant patient physician narcotics agreement
Best answer:
Answer by Kvdp
I’d suggest there might be clinical consequences, if he’s on two different kinds of treatment without coordination between the two. One of the biggest challenges for clinicians is patients self-medicating or mixing up treatments – it makes it much harder to help them.
If your friend isn’t an addict and wasn’t doctor shopping, I can only think he wanted help, and in order to help, the doctor needs all relevant information, including other treatment regimes in place.
If your friend’s doctor is professional, then whatever has happened, his concern will still be to help your friend, providing that does not put the doctor himself at risk. If treatment is still needed, then that is still the most important thing, and most likely the main concern for everybody. So he should go back to the doctor preferred, and explain what has happened if he needs to.
Everyone makes mistakes, but the main thing is continue to get the necessary health advice, learn from the mistake and move on. Hope that’s useful.
If you want a legal answer, sorry, but perhaps someone else can help.
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Q&A: Is working in a narcotics division the most roughest branch of Law Enforcement?
Posted by admin in Drug & Alcohol Laws on August 3, 2011
Question by Matin R: Is working in a narcotics division the most roughest branch of Law Enforcement?
When I see what they do on telivision,it really looks like something I would really be inspired to do,but I hear that they don’t show everything they do on tv and it can be one of the most roughest jobs. Is this true?
Best answer:
Answer by Billy Bob
no..
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How often do people have to register under California law for sex, arson or narcotics convictions?
Posted by admin in Drug & Alcohol Laws on June 16, 2011
Question by John W: How often do people have to register under California law for sex, arson or narcotics convictions?
Do these individuals have to register for life? What is the consequence if they fail to register? Are photos taken each time they register?
Best answer:
Answer by U.S.Veteran
They have to re-register whenever they move, and yes, their photograph is taken by the police dept. where they move to.
They need to register for the rest of their lives unless a judge states otherwise, and if they fail to register and are caught, they go directly to jail.
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newest Law Narcotics News
Posted by admin in Drug & Alcohol Laws on April 10, 2011
Law & Order
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Meet the sheriff’s newest graduate
Sussex County Atlas, a brown and black shepherd, recently graduated from the Bergen County Police Academy K-9 Patrol class.
Read more on The Township Journal
30 K-9 teams compete in regions
SALEM – Recently, more than 30 K-9 teams from the surrounding areas law enforcement departments competed against each other in a Regional Police K-9 Scent Trial, involving the detection of narcotics, arson, cadaver and explosives.
Read more on Bridgeton News
How do the law enforcement officers who work in narcotics dress?Can they always wear a vest if they want to?
Posted by admin in Drug & Alcohol Laws on March 6, 2011
Question by Matin R: How do the law enforcement officers who work in narcotics dress?Can they always wear a vest if they want to?
And which agent of narcotics enforcement has the authority to make arrests?..because I hear that a lot of them just do undercover work only..I really want to get into Police narcotics and I know that I have to first become a regular patrol officer and then work my way up..But I’m not interested in undercover..I just want to have the authority to go after drug dealers and make arrests.
Best answer:
Answer by Robert
Ok, I’m gonna answer this the best I can.
Narcotic officers can arrest people at any time, they can pull you over if they want. Generally they are plain clothed. If they are in “uniform” it’s typically camo with a department t-shirt and they’ll have a badge in sight (typically) and you’ll see their weapon. If they are going to court they’ll usually be in a suit. If they need to be in uniform they’ll be in uniform. They come into my work a lot and they’re typically in camo pants and a t-shirt.
To answer your question you can arrest drug dealers if you are a police officer. You just have to catch them! But you wont be going around making buys and doing investigating really… you just have to catch them with the drugs!
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newest Law Narcotics News
Posted by admin in Drug & Alcohol Laws on December 12, 2010
Was contraband law worth Petit girls’ lives?
Nothing in modern Connecticut history has been more excruciating to more people than the murder of the Petit family in Cheshire in July 2007. The other day the whole state relived the horror as one of the two perpetrators, Steven Hayes, was given a death sentence in New Haven Superior Court and the survivor of the crime, Dr. William A. Petit Jr., recounted at length the immeasurable loss of his …
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Tip leads to Dixon drug arrests
A south-Dixon drug bust led to a string of arrests Thursday afternoon after area law enforcement received a tip from an out-of-state police agency in a multi-state drug trafficking case.Acting on a call from authorities in Henry County, Illinois, who intercepted a 100-pound marijuana shipment
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ASEAN countries team up to review law on drugs
The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) has invited ASEAN countries to work together to review the standard operating procedures for monitoring the handling of drug evidence seized in arrests.
Read more on AsiaOne
How do you Get into the K9 Narcotics section of law enforcement?
Posted by admin in Drug & Alcohol Laws on August 17, 2010
Question by jess2110: How do you Get into the K9 Narcotics section of law enforcement?
Well i have never been in trouble with the law and my family and I have had dogs since i was little and i have a German Shepard of my own.
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Answer by wartz
Learn to bark.
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newest Law Narcotics News
Posted by admin in Drug & Alcohol Laws on July 26, 2010
Drug task force wins award for excellence
A cooperative law enforcement drug effort in western Pinal County has been recognized with an annual award from the Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee.
Read more on Casa Grande Dispatch
Narcotics officer busts still operation
COAL CITY — St. Clair County Narcotics Investigator Cary Ward discovered something other than drugs Tuesday – a moonshine-making still. “This is the first time I’ve seen one in operation,” Ward said Thursday. “It makes you think of the olden days when the moon shiners were into it pretty big.”
Read more on The Daily Home
Why does Law Enforcement call cocaine, marijauna or meth amphetamine Narcotics when they Aren’t?
Posted by admin in Drug & Alcohol Laws on July 26, 2010
Question by heatishellinflorida: Why does Law Enforcement call cocaine, marijauna or meth amphetamine Narcotics when they Aren’t?
The Websters and REAL definition of Narcotic’s are opiate based drugs. Why does Law enforcement call the other narcotics when they really aren’t?
Best answer:
Answer by Dave
While not literally correct, it has become an LE shorthand for all illegal drugs.
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Anyone know the California or federal law regarding storage and access to narcotics in a hospital?
Posted by admin in Drug & Alcohol Laws on July 26, 2010
Question by jclockson: Anyone know the California or federal law regarding storage and access to narcotics in a hospital?
I happen to know of a nurse that openly admits she gives the keys to the medication room to unlicensed staff so that they may get ‘other’ items stored in the med-room. I know this is against a few hundred corporate policies, but I need to see if there is a specific law stating that unlicensed staff cannot have unsupervised access to where narcotics are kept.
This is a problem that could potentially cost us our jobs on an upcoming inspection….
Best answer:
Answer by michr
law is not the issue policy is. the nurse is legally responsible for the meds if the nurse gives keys to anyone and something is missing that nurse will be held accountable. report the nurse to the nursing supervisor. this nurse is putting her license at risk as well as her job and could possibly effect the job of others he/she works with. the nurse must inventory and sign for all narcotics under their control at every shift change.
if this nurse did happen to have a “drug problem” and was stealing or failing to properly dispense meds this is an easy way to try and blame someone else. the nurse can now claim she let someone in med room for some other supply and hey stole narcotics. the company would most likely still terminate the nurses employment for failing to follow policy but the nurse just might be able to keep their license.
report the nurse now!!!
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HPD to fill narcotics position
Posted by admin in Drug & Alcohol Laws on July 26, 2010
HPD to fill narcotics position
HIBBING — A current officer of the Hibbing Police Department will soon be going undercover. The city council approved a memo of understanding with the Northeast Minnesota Law Enforcement Administrator’s Council (NLEAC) for appointment of an officer to the Boundary Waters Drug Task Force.
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Garfield marijuana farm busted Monday
PANGUITCH – More than 50 law enforcement officers raided a large marijuana grow approximately six miles west of Panguitch, near Ant Hill Rock, Monday.
Read more on The Richfield Reaper
Alcoholics Anon, Narcotics anon, they all require a belief in higher power. Do they work for non believers?
Posted by admin in Uncategorized on April 27, 2010
Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics anonymous, they all require a belief in higher power or some kind of god. Do they work for non believers, for atheists or agnostics?
Or are those people destined to fail those programs because the programs are designed for believers?
I have asked this question already in cultures. But thought maybe i would get more responses from Religion & Spirituality
Im not going to one of those groups.
Im not a drug user and only drink at parties.
I was asking out of curiousity.
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