New York residents who have interest in the Obama administration's continued effort to reduce the effect of antiquated sentencing laws may want to know that the President has commuted more than 1,000 sentences as of Nov. 22, 2016. In the waning days of the Obama...
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Are drug addicts self-treating mental illness?
On Behalf of Law Offices of Samuel Gregory, P.C. | Nov 21, 2016 | Uncategorized
The use of drugs and alcohol is one of the most talked about issues in society. The topics are constantly in the news as debates rage over medical marijuana and legalizing other drugs. While drug addiction can be disruptive and destructive to every area of the...
Financier and gambling addict sentenced to 4 years in prison
On Behalf of Law Offices of Samuel Gregory, P.C. | Nov 18, 2016 | Uncategorized
A financier who was convicted on charges relating to fraud was sentenced to four years in prison by a New York federal judge on Nov. 4. According to court records, the man defrauded a number of individuals, including the parents of a 9/11 victim, of more than $38...
NFL free agent Greg Hardy faces felony cocaine charge
On Behalf of Law Offices of Samuel Gregory, P.C. | Nov 11, 2016 | Uncategorized
New York pro football fans might be interested in learning that Greg Hardy, the former Dallas Cowboy and free agent who was taken into custody in Texas on Sept. 26 has been indicted on a felony possession of cocaine charge. Hardy, who was a Pro Bowler in 2013, was...
Man sues over doughnut glaze that was mistaken for meth
On Behalf of Law Offices of Samuel Gregory, P.C. | Nov 4, 2016 | Uncategorized
New Yorkers might have heard that some roadside preliminary drug tests are not always accurate. In October, a Florida man filed a lawsuit against the city of Orlando and Safariland, a drug-test manufacturing company, after he was arrested for methamphetamines because...
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