Joseph Celentino / July 31, 2013
CHICAGO (CN) – Two men who distributed a drug-containing plant, popular in Somalia but largely unknown in the United States, out of an Indianapolis coffee shop cannot overturn drug conspiracy convictions, the 7th Circuit ruled. “This case introduces a new drug culture to the Seventh Circuit: the underground world of ‘khat,'” Judge William Bauer began the
CHICAGO (CN) – Two men who distributed a drug-containing plant, popular in Somalia but largely unknown in the United States, out of an Indianapolis coffee shop cannot overturn drug conspiracy convictions, the 7th Circuit ruled. “This case introduces a new drug culture to the Seventh Circuit: the underground world of ‘khat,'” Judge William Bauer began the
CHICAGO (CN) – Two men who distributed a drug-containing plant, popular in Somalia but largely unknown in the United States, out of an Indianapolis coffee shop cannot overturn drug conspiracy convictions, the 7th Circuit ruled. “This case introduces a new drug culture to the Seventh Circuit: the underground world of ‘khat,'” Judge William Bauer began the
CHICAGO (CN) – Two men who distributed a drug-containing plant, popular in Somalia but largely unknown in the United States, out of an Indianapolis coffee shop cannot overturn drug conspiracy convictions, the 7th Circuit ruled. “This case introduces a new drug culture to the Seventh Circuit: the underground world of ‘khat,'” Judge William Bauer began the
CHICAGO (CN) – Two men who distributed a drug-containing plant, popular in Somalia but largely unknown in the United States, out of an Indianapolis coffee shop cannot overturn drug conspiracy convictions, the 7th Circuit ruled. “This case introduces a new drug culture to the Seventh Circuit: the underground world of ‘khat,'” Judge William Bauer began the