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Can You Say “Motion To Quash”?

By Jamie Spencer on December 3, 2009
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From a possession of dangerous drugs information:

[JAMIE’S CLIENT], the Defendant, on or about [SOME DATE], did then and there intentionally and knowingly possess, a dangerous drug , to wit: [Prescription Medication], a drug that federal law provides shall be dispensed by prescription and a drug which is required to bear the legend: Caution: federal law prohibits dispensing without the prescription,

AGAINST THE PEACE AND DIGNITY OF THE STATE

/s/
Assistant County Attorney of
Travis County Texas

Let’s play “What’s wrong with this charging instrument?”. And I’m deliberately not linking to the Code, because it should be obvious without even referencing the statute.
 

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  • Blog:
    Austin Criminal Defense Lawyer
  • Organization:
    Jaime Spencer
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