Fentanyl and the Changing Drug Supply: What Judges Need to Understand
This grant-funded course if provided free of charge to active judges.
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Days & Times
11 a.m. PST/Noon MST/1 p.m. CST/2 p.m. EST. 60 minutes.
Course Location
Online
Course Fees
This grant-funded course if provided free of charge to active judges.
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Fentanyl is reshaping the illicit drug supply, creating new challenges for judges in understanding overdose risks and evaluating evidence. This session explores emerging trends involving counterfeit pills, fentanyl analogs, and polysubstance use. It also helps judges interpret toxicology findings more accurately, understand their limitations, and distinguish what test results establish from what requires additional evidence in judicial proceedings.
This webinar is funded by a Grant from the SAMHSA-AAAP-ORN grant.
This grant-funded course if provided free of charge to active judges. $0
During this course, you will learn to:
- Explain fentanyl's role in the changing illicit drug supply and its associated overdose risks.
- Recognize emerging trends involving counterfeit pills, fentanyl analogs, and polysubstance use.
- Interpret fentanyl and other toxicology findings more accurately in judicial proceedings.
Fentanyl is reshaping the illicit drug supply, creating new challenges for judges in understanding overdose risks and evaluating evidence. This session explores emerging trends involving counterfeit pills, fentanyl analogs, and polysubstance use. It also helps judges interpret toxicology findings more accurately, understand their limitations, and distinguish what test results establish from what requires additional evidence in judicial proceedings.
This webinar is funded by a Grant from the SAMHSA-AAAP-ORN grant.