Tennessee Voices: Prescription law for allergy drugs won't curb meth problem

Published July 31, 2013

Tennessee Voices: Prescription law for allergy drugs won't curb meth problem
Let me be clear: Implementing a prescription requirement for medicine containing pseudoephedrine has no effect on meth abuse. I repeat, no effect. Consider the following: • The Drug Enforcement … Remember that the next time you read a statistic on … Read more on The Tennessean

Shattuck going to prison
He was found guilty of illegal possession of chemicals to make drugs and of possessing meth, both in Clinton County. Though the … During that time period, probation staff may elect to have Preston take part in treatment for substance abuse, stated … Read more on Wilmington News Journal, OH

Monday Courts
Boe was found guilty of 3rd degree assault, tampering with a witness, and possession of meth. She assaulted a woman on the … Boe was given a chance to go to treatment but did not successfully complete the program. Burglary Plea. A North Platte man … Read more on knopnews2