'Doing well' doesn't erase obligations

Published January 27, 2014

'Doing well' doesn't erase obligations
She said she was “highly addicted” to methamphetamine and went to Alabama with her boyfriend, who was from that state. … Eventually, Schofield ended up in prison, where she served a 20-month sentence, most of which included rehabilitation programs. Read more on Southwest Times

Court: Disgraced ex-journalist can't practice law
The unanimous seven-judge court ruled that Stephen Glass had insufficiently rehabilitated himself in the years since his misdeeds, saying he "failed to carry his heavy burden of establishing his rehabilitation and current fitness." Glass' misdeeds … Read more on WIS

Drug dealer warned
… he would spend longer in jail if he continued trafficking in drugs. The Mildura Magistrates' Court was told that drugs were freely available to 20-year-old Luke Faux who last week admitted to trafficking in both methamphetamine and cannabis in … Read more on Sunraysia Daily

Times In-Depth: Heroin's deadly return to Erie
The department in its most recent annual report said the number of people in Pennsylvania who had received a specific treatment for heroin addiction — detoxification using a drug called Buprenorphine — increased to 780 in 2010-2011 from nearly 500 in … Read more on GoErie.com