Decision of the Day: Judge Rejects Second Amendment Argument for Vacating Gun Charge Linked to Cocaine Bust
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September 24, 2024 at 12:30 PM
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Constitutional LawDefendant Marquis Tisdale ran a drug-trafficking operation supplying cocaine to drug houses in Rochester. He used his club to store and distribute cocaine. In 2021 police executing a warrant to search the club discovered firearms and ammunition.
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