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Ex-Mass. chemist pleads not guilty in lab case
A former Massachusetts chemist accused of faking test results at a state drug lab has pleaded not guilty at her sixth and final arraignment. Annie Dookhan was arraigned Monday on a charge of misleading a grand jury prosecutor and judge. She and her attorney declined to comment after the brief hearing. She has been… Read More »
Appeals court upholds lobbyist’s conviction
A federal appeals court on Friday refused to overturn the conviction of the only lobbyist to go to trial on charges of bribing public officials related to the Jack Abramoff scandal. Kevin Ring’s conviction was upheld by the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, which called his arguments on appeal… Read More »
No kidding around – California’s Juvenile Court System
What you need to know when your child is accused of a crime. About 2,000,000 kids annually are charged with violating criminal laws in the United States. As we rush to criminalize all conduct, kids increasingly have gotten caught in the dragnet. In this blog we discuss things you need to know if your… Read More »
Holding on to Your Ticket
Effect of Criminal Case on Your Professional License by Robin D. Perry, Esq. Regulated Professions The list of regulated professions is extensive. Medical professionals including chiropractors, physicians, osteopath, podiatrist, physicians assistants, psychologists, dentists, dental assistants, dental hygienist, pharmacists, optometrists, registered nurses, vocational nurses, psychiatric technicians, respiratory care practitioners, acupuncturists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, physical… Read More »
