CONNECTICUT SUPREME COURT RULES DEFENDANT CAN BE FORCED TO TAKE MEDICATION

November 28, 2010

The state Supreme Court ruled on Friday that possession of more than 8 pounds of marijuana is a serious enough charge to warrant forcing medication on a defendant so he is competent to stand trial.

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CONNECTICUT SUPREME COURT RULES DEFENDANT CAN BE FORCED TO TAKE MEDICATION

November 28, 2010

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