Desert Oasis Recovery – Monitored Treatment Drug Addiciton
Our program is dedicated to helping people change their lives and overcome the stigma of addiction through learning to live again one day at a time. Desert Oasis offers cutting edge therapies and in our quiet calm enviroment, our clients begin to heal their mind, bodies and souls. Our clients leave our program equipped with life-long knowledge of the importance of each component from the spiritual to the physical self and how to implement that into their lives.
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DEFENSE TO POSSESSION OF DRUGS/CONTROLLED DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES CHARGE IN MUNICIPAL COURT By Kenneth A. Vercammen The defense of a person charged with possession of Controlled Dangerous Substances (CDS) is not impossible. There are a number of viable defenses and arguments, which can be pursued to achieve a successful result. Advocacy, commitment, and persistence are essential to defending a client accused of involvement with Controlled Dangerous Substances. The Municipal Court has jurisdiction to hear the following drug related Controlled Dangerous Substances offenses: NJSA 2C:5 10(a)(4), possession of 50g or less of marijuana or 5g or less of hashish; NJSA 2C:35 10(b), using or being under the influence of CDS; NJSA 2C:35 10(c), failure to deliver cocaine or other CDS to police [County Prosecutors often downgrade possession of small amounts of cocaine to this offense]; NJSA 2C:36 2, possession of drug paraphernalia At the initial interview the defense attorney must determine what happened, what was told to police and any possible defense witnesses to be interviewed. Defense counsel should completely understand the facts and circumstances of the stop and arrest. Defense counsel should explain to the client the possible penalties which can be imposed. INTIAL IN-OFFICE INTERVIEW If convicted, the court must impose a minimum 0.00 Drug Enforcement Reduction penalty and a .00 lab fee for each CDS charge. Moreover, the court must suspend the defendant’s driver’s license …
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