BOSTON (AP) — The lawyer for the chemist charged with faking results and tampering with evidence at a state drug testing lab says he has had “cursory” talks about a possible plea.

Nicolas Gordon, a lawyer for Annie Dookhan, says he’s holding off on any in-depth discussions until a judge addresses several charges he is calling a “stretch.”

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