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Charges of Trafficking Fentanyl Reduced to Possession With Intent to Distribute Fentanyl Against College Student to be Dismissed
Our client is a college student. Back in 2018 she had been charged with trafficking Fentanyl in violation of G.L. c. 94C section 32E. At that time she had a significant drug addiction. She was arraigned and failed to return to court. As such, a default warrant was issued. In late 2024 she got clean. She wanted to clear her criminal history and she hired attorney Stephen Neyman to represent her. We went into court and removed the default. We ultimately convinced the District Attorney’s office to agree to reduce the trafficking charge to a charge of possession with intent to distribute a Class A substance in violation of G.L ch 94C section 32. Through documentation we showed that our client’s addiction was so significant that much of what she possessed was for personal use. Today we convinced the judge to continue the case without a finding (CWOF). Should our client successfully complete her probationary obligations all charges will be dismissed.
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