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The Nevada Supreme Court recently vacated the conviction of an individual, Locker, for methamphetamine possession. The Court determined that this individual was statutorily entitled to mandatory judgment deferral, contingent upon their consent to participate in substance use treatment.
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In a recent Nevada Supreme Court case, a conviction for methamphetamine possession was overturned. The Court concluded that the individual was entitled to a mandatory judgment deferral under state law, as consent had been provided for substance use treatment.
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The Nevada Supreme Court overturned a conviction against an individual named Locker for possessing methamphetamine. The court determined that Locker was entitled to a required delay in the final judgment of his case, as allowed by state law, because he agreed to undergo treatment for substance use.
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In a case from Nevada's highest court, Locker had been found guilty of possessing methamphetamine. However, this conviction was removed. The court found that state law said Mr. Locker had to get a delay in his case. This was because he agreed to get treatment for his substance use..