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The Prescription Defense

By Ron Chapman

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          In the case of McCoy versus the State of Florida, Cynthia McCoy was charged with committing the crime of trafficking in hydrocodone based upon her possession of a pill bottle that contained Lorcet tablets and that was labeled as belonging to her husband.  Her defense at trial was that she was holding the pills for her husband.             The evidence presented at Ms. McCoy's trial showed that:             "[T]he [arresting] officer testified the pill bottle contained two different colors of Lorcet tablets and the bottle, which apparently had been filled the day before for 60 pills, contained only 13 pills. In addition, the arresting officer testified he asked [Ms...continue to full post

Full post as published by Palm Beach Criminal Defense Blog on February 04, 2011 (boomark / email).

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