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USA Regulation Brief Tracks Convicted Federal and Federal Trafficking

A short WLF brief for legal professionals tracking convicted federal.

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USA Regulation Brief Tracks Convicted Federal and Federal Trafficking

Baltimore, Maryland – A federal jury convicted a Washington, DC, man of multiple drug-trafficking and firearm crimes. The jury found Ronthany Ward, 60, guilty of conspiracy to distribute cocaine; possession with intent to distribute cocaine, fentanyl, heroin,…

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USA Regulation Brief Tracks Convicted Federal and Federal Trafficking Baltimore, Maryland – A federal jury convicted a Washington, DC, man of multiple drug-trafficking and firearm crimes. The jury found Ronthany Ward, 60, guilty of conspiracy to distribute cocaine; possession with intent... Read the full WLF article: https://worldlawyersforum.org/news/usa-regulation-brief-tracks-convicted-federal-and-federal-trafficking

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