Drug Crimes

Drug crimes charges involve unlawful possession, distribution, and trafficking of substances such as cocaine, crack cocaine, marijuana, heroin, LSD or the possession or sale of unauthorized prescription medicines such as Vicodin, Percocet, and others. However, in any drug case, there are certain elements of charge that the prosecution needs to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. The defendant charged with a drug crime must possess the following characteristics:

• Knowingly
• Intentionally
• Possessed
• A controlled substance

If you are charged with a drug crime, you are in big trouble. Not only your independence but also your whole is in jeopardy. The consequences include prison time, high fine fees, and wrecked reputation. In such time, it is advisable to consult with and hire a criminal defense attorney who can help you in getting out of this legal myriad through building a strong defense against a prosecuting attorney.

General Information:

• Can I Be Charged With Possession Even If Drugs Weren’t Found On My Person?
• Am I Off The Hook If A Co-Defendant Pleads Guilty To Possession?
• What Is Drug Court? Am I Eligible To Be Accepted?
• What Can I Do To Help Get My Drug Charge Resolved?
• What Happens If My Rights Were Violated When The Police Pulled Me Over?
• What Is A Drug Free Zone? How Does That Affect My Case?
• Can I Be Charged With Felony Adderall Possession Or Is It Just Misdemeanor?
• What Penalties Can I Face For Less Than One Gram Possession With No Prior Record?
• The Police Raided My House, Seized Drugs But Did Not Arrest Me. What Happens Now?
• What Happens If I Am Charged With Possession With Intent To Deliver Even Though I Am Not A Dealer?