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Posted on Thursday, 30th April 2009 by dcooley

According to the Orlando Sentential and the Daytona Beach News-Journal, JIVE internet pharmacy owner Jude Lacour was found guilty on all counts today, including conspiracy, distribution of a controlled substance and money laundering.  Lacour represented himself at trial.  Christopher Tobin was also found guilty on all counts charged.  The other defendants (Akhil Baranwal, James Pickens and [...]

Tags: conviction, Internet Pharmacy Law, JIVE, Trial
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Posted on Wednesday, 29th April 2009 by dcooley

The jury began deliberating in the JIVE online pharmacy network trial yesterday at 3p.m.
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Tags: Internet Pharmacy Law, JIVE, Trial
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Posted on Saturday, 11th April 2009 by dcooley

The AffPower network Internet pharmacy trial began this week in the Southern District of California for the remaining AffPower defendants Dolores Lovin, Mary Aronson, Richard Edward Koch, Philip James Bidwell, Jeffrey A. Light, Tracy ONeal Tyler and Peter P. Bragansa.  This case is unique in that the Government seeks to prosecute Internet pharmacy affiliates as well as [...]

Tags: Affiliates, AffPower, Controlled Substances, Internet Pharmacy Law, JIVE, Non-Controlled Substances, Ryan Haight Act, Trial
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Posted on Saturday, 4th April 2009 by dcooley

The JIVE internet pharmacy trial commenced last Monday in Orlando, FL.  Of the original defendants, only Jude LaCour, Christopher Tobin, Akhil Baranwal, James Pickens and Geunnet Chebssi remain.  Jude LaCour is representing himself.  Jeffrey Lacour, Hudsen Smith, Alexis Roman Torres, Andrew Desonia, Margaret McIntosh and Abel Lau have all pled guilty.
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Posted on Tuesday, 16th December 2008 by dcooley

Criminal defense attorneys in various federal internet pharmacy trials have recently, though unsuccessfully, sought to dismiss federal indictments (via Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 12b) utilizing somewhat similar arguments to the ones posited here, including the argument that the passage of the Ryan Haight Act indicates that pre-Ryan Haight Act law did not outlaw online consultations with extensive [...]

Tags: AffPower, Criminal Appeals, Criminal Defense, Internet Pharmacy Law, JIVE, Motion to Dismiss, Ryan Haight Act
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