Drug Overdose Legal Consequences

Summary

In Arkansas, death by delivery charges require proving that the delivery of drugs caused the overdose. If your friend didnt sell or provide the drugs, her defense can argue this point. Its crucial for her to consult with a lawyer who can provide detailed advice and representation based on the specifics of her case.

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my friend's and her boyfriend are both drug addicts in arkansas. he died of a drug overdose in their house. now she is being charged with death by delivery in the first degree. but she didn't sell him the drugs . is she going to be convicted
Hey Mary, I'm really sorry to hear about your friend's situation. The outcome of her case will depend on several factors, including the evidence presented and the specifics of Arkansas law.
Here are some general points to consider:
- Arkansas law defines "death by delivery" as causing death by delivering controlled substances.
- The prosecution needs to prove the delivery resulted in the overdose.
- If she didn't sell or provide the drugs, her defense can argue that point.
Has your friend spoken to a lawyer yet?
she has an appointment today
That's good to hear that she has an appointment with a lawyer. They will be in the best position to provide detailed advice and representation based on the specifics of her case. It's important that she shares all relevant information and any evidence she has with her lawyer. If she needs further assistance after her appointment, feel free to reach out.