Anthony Bussa was the defense attorney for Riley Hedstrom, a St. Olaf student who faced two felony charges of fifth-degree possession, when he was caught by police with marijuana wax, LSD, ecstasy/MDMA (Molly) and additional paraphernalia in his dorm room. Read the full article here.
Earn a major in smarts by avoiding a minor in possession
They've graduated high school and are ready to live in their own place, miniscule as it may be. Your college-bound children may feel that they're leaving the realm of adolescence behind and will soon gain entry into the adult world, one teeming with new freedoms and rights: unlimited curfew, endless social engagements and myriad caloric options. If your child is still a minor, though, there are a few restrictions that can hamper the laissez-faire existence he's crafted for himself on campus.
