David O. Markus and Margot Moss won an acquittal for a client who was accused of ordering the drug methylone, known as "Molly," over the Internet from China.
July 24, 2015 at 03:00 PM
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Two Miami attorneys won a speedy acquittal for a client charged with sending nearly $30,000 to China in exchange for the drug methylone, known as “Molly.”
Brian Scot Bailey was set to plead guilty to money laundering and drug charges, but on the day of the hearing, he decided to ask for a trial.
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