Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in Michigan

narcotic transfer

my stepson was given a vicodin for pain, by his mother, he is 16, it was not his prescription it was either his mothers or his stepfathers, a childs doseage would not be as high, why is it leagal for her to transfer a prescription that was not prescribed to her son, i know i would be in jail for this if i gave my 20 yr old a vicodin as well if i bought my minor son cigarettes or alcohol as i had to go to cigarette class when my son got caught with them, so why does the law not stand behind this law? i called child protective and they let it go, because the boy was ok, what does it take someone to be dead from a reaction to this because the 16 yr old is also on addrell xr for adhd and that as well is a narcotic, and could have caused alot of problems. would it be worth it to file a complaint with the local police?


Asked on 12/29/08, 12:12 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
William Morrison Action Defense Center

Re: narcotic transfer

It has been this lawyer's experience that his clients have always regretted asking the authorities to intervene in family matters such as the one you have posted.

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Answered on 12/29/08, 10:09 pm


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