Age of Entering School and ADHD
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HOME Main Age of Entering School and ADHD May 31, 2012 5:46 AM Posted by Steve Erickson 0 Comments The always informative blogger Neuroskeptic has an interesting post on several studies examining the immaturity hypothesis that posits that the birth month of a child is associated with the likelihood of receiving a diagnosis of ADHD The post begins : Earlier this year a major study of almost one million Canadian children found that rates of diagnosed ADHD as well as use of ADHD medications like Ritalin were higher in kids born later in the year . nbsp This is strong support for the immaturity hypothesis the idea that some children get a diagnosis of ADHD because they're younger than their classmates at school , and their relative immaturity is wrongly ascribed to an illness . Categories
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Massachusetts Criminal Defense Attorney Blog Published by Boston , Massachusetts Criminal Defense , Attorney Stephen Neyman , . P.C Home Firm Website Practice Areas Contact Us Previous Home Juror on Roger Clemens Perjury Trial Dismissed For Sleeping During Testimony May 16, 2012 Posted In : Celebrities Miscellaneous Crimes By Stephen Neyman , . P.C on May 16, 2012 2:46 PM Permalink During the jury selection process a prospective juror told the prosecution , judge and defense that he would rather stay home in bed than be a juror on the Roger Clemens Perjury trial case . The twenty seven year old unemployed juror will now get his wish . After repeatedly sleeping during the trial testimony and showing up late , the judge dismissed the juror . This comes on the heels of the judge warning the
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, , Massachusetts Criminal Defense Attorney Blog Published by Boston , Massachusetts Criminal Defense , Attorney Stephen Neyman , . P.C Home Firm Website Practice Areas Contact Us Previous Home Framingham Man Arraigned on Drug Trafficking Charges After Raid Nets Meth , Marijuana , Cash May 9, 2012 Posted In : Drug Crimes Search and Seizure By Stephen Neyman , . P.C on May 9, 2012 9:11 PM Permalink This past weekend police in Framingham , Massachusetts raided the home of Dylan Laird , a twenty one year old man living on Day Hill Road . The Metrowest Daily News reports that early Sunday night Laird was seen selling marijuana to a female not far from his home . Police stopped the woman . She surrendered the drugs and the police applied for and obtained a Search Warrant for Laird's home .
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