Joseph L. Jordan is a former JAG officer who now serves as a military defense attorney focusing on cases involving drug charges under Article 112a of the UCMJ. His work covers situations where service members are accused of possession, use, distribution, or trafficking of controlled substances, all of which can lead to serious outcomes such as rank reduction, forfeiture of pay, confinement, and even dishonorable discharge. Jordan examines every detail of the government’s case, including urinalysis results, collection and storage procedures, and documentation, to identify errors or weaknesses that could affect the outcome. He also represents clients facing non judicial punishment, administrative discharge boards, and separation proceedings, ensuring that their service record and future benefits are given full consideration. His legal service is directed at protecting careers, preserving access to veterans’ benefits, and upholding due process in a system where decisions are often made quickly and with lasting consequences.
The Canina Law Firm operates from 1901 S. Harbor City Blvd, Suite 804, Melbourne, Florida 32901, offering specialized defense for clients facing drug possession with intent to sell charges throughout Brevard County. Their legal team, with over 60 years of combined experience handling drug charges in Florida’s criminal justice system, provides free case evaluations at (321) 728-0989. The firm explains that Florida Statute 893.13(a) prohibits selling, manufacturing, delivering, or possessing with intent to sell controlled substances, with penalties varying based on the specific drug schedule classification. Possession with intent to sell Schedule I substances constitutes a second-degree felony punishable by up to 15 years imprisonment and $10,000 fines, while Schedule III/IV substance charges typically result in third-degree felonies carrying up to five years imprisonment and $5,000 fines. Schedule V substance charges are typically first-degree misdemeanors with potential one-year jail sentences and $1,000 fines. Additional penalties may include driver’s license suspension, community service, and probation. The firm emphasizes that intent to sell must be proven through specific circumstances beyond mere possession, requiring prosecutors to demonstrate clear sales intent through evidence patterns. They serve clients throughout Florida’s Space Coast, including Melbourne, Viera, Palm Bay, Cocoa, and surrounding areas.
Sean Logue leads Youngstown Criminal Law Group from 839 Southwestern Run, Youngstown, OH 44514, providing dedicated defense for clients facing drug charges throughout Ohio. The firm emphasizes that identical drug charges can result in dramatically different outcomes in Youngstown and Mahoning County depending on location, task force involvement, prosecution approach, and judicial preference for rehabilitation versus punishment. Their attorneys handle all types of drug offenses including possession, trafficking, distribution, delivery, manufacturing, and paraphernalia charges, with substances ranging from marijuana and cocaine to prescription medications. Ohio’s drug crime rates have increased significantly, with marijuana incidents rising 72.5% over a recent ten-year period and stimulant-related cases, primarily methamphetamine, surging 300%. Ohio organizes controlled substances into five schedules, with Schedule I drugs like MDMA and heroin carrying the harshest penalties. Penalties range from minor misdemeanors with $150 fines to first-degree felonies with 11 years imprisonment and $20,000 fines. Logue’s defense strategies include challenging Fourth Amendment violations during searches and arguing entrapment when law enforcement induces criminal activity. Contact (330) 992-3036 for a free consultation with an attorney praised by clients for accessibility and understanding the law “better than anyone.”
LunaLaw, LLC serves clients from offices in Grand Junction at 245 South Ave Ste A and Delta at 300 Stafford Ln Ste 30249, Colorado, providing dedicated defense against drug possession charges. Founded by Brandon Luna, a former prosecutor with detailed understanding of law enforcement procedures, the firm defends clients facing various drug charges including simple possession, possession with intent to sell, deliver, or distribute. They emphasize that drug possession, while relatively common, carries serious consequences upon conviction including jail time, fines, community service, and property seizure. Attorney Luna leverages his prosecutorial background to identify procedural flaws, challenge civil rights violations, and expose inconsistencies in police conduct. The firm explains that drug crimes are aggressively prosecuted in Colorado, with well-trained prosecutors having access to numerous resources, making it essential for defendants to have equally tenacious representation. Their defense strategy includes thorough examination of each case to identify possible weaknesses, procedural errors, and constitutional violations that can strengthen the client’s position. The firm offers Spanish translation services (Servicios de traducciones disponibles) and can be reached at (970) 299-8053 to schedule a consultation. They serve clients throughout the Grand Junction area from their offices in Delta.
Carlson, Meissner & Hayslett, P.A. serves clients throughout Pinellas County from their office in Clearwater, providing experienced criminal defense for drug-related charges. With a team of former prosecutors and public defenders, they bring extensive legal resources and expertise to every case, offering free consultations at (727) 306-0273. Their drug crimes practice encompasses the full spectrum of controlled substance offenses including possession, distribution, trafficking, manufacturing, and prescription medication violations. The firm emphasizes aggressive representation for clients facing both state and federal drug charges, working tirelessly to achieve the best possible outcomes through meticulous case preparation and strategic defense planning. Their attorneys leverage their prosecutorial experience to anticipate and counter government strategies while identifying potential constitutional violations or procedural errors. For first-time offenders or those with minimal criminal history, they explore diversion programs, treatment alternatives, and plea negotiations to minimize consequences. The firm’s comprehensive approach includes challenging search warrants, questioning police conduct during arrests, disputing evidence chain of custody, and negotiating for reduced charges whenever possible. With decades of combined experience, they provide skilled representation for clients throughout Pinellas County communities including St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, and surrounding areas.
Davis Law Group, with offices in Detroit, Flint, Port Huron, and Southfield, offers dedicated legal representation for drug trafficking charges across Michigan. Founded by attorney Maurice Davis, the firm provides experienced defense against serious felony offenses that can result in up to life imprisonment and fines reaching $1 million. Their attorneys explain that Michigan law defines drug trafficking broadly, encompassing manufacturing, delivering, creating, or possessing controlled substances with intent to distribute. Beyond immediate legal penalties, they educate clients about collateral consequences including permanent criminal records, driver’s license suspension, employment difficulties, housing restrictions, professional license revocation, education funding loss, and potential immigration consequences. The firm’s comprehensive defense approach includes investigating constitutional violations during searches, challenging informant reliability, evaluating substance identification procedures, and exploring alternatives to incarceration. Their attorneys have successfully defended cases involving cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, crack cocaine, LSD, PCP, ecstasy, and prescription medications without valid authorization. With experience in both state and federal courts, they provide strategic representation in all phases from initial investigation through trial. For immediate assistance with drug trafficking charges, call their Detroit office for consultation.
Valiente, Carollo, and McElligott PLLC operates from 4300 Biscayne Blvd, Suite 101, Miami, FL 33137, providing experienced criminal defense for clients facing controlled substance possession charges. Attorneys Antonio F. Valiente, Caroline M. Carollo, and Matthew McElligott explain that Florida classifies controlled dangerous substances into five schedules based on potential for abuse, with Schedule I (heroin, ecstasy) carrying the most severe penalties and Schedule V (certain over-the-counter medications) the least severe. Their practice handles possession cases involving all substance categories while emphasizing that defendants can face charges for both actual possession (drugs found on person) and constructive possession (drugs in area under defendant’s control). Penalties vary significantly based on substance classification, amount, and prior convictions, with Schedule I possession exceeding 10 grams constituting a first-degree felony punishable by up to 30 years imprisonment and $10,000 fines. Their defense strategies include challenging substance identification, questioning chain of custody, disputing constructive possession elements, identifying Fourth Amendment violations, contesting improper police procedures, and exploring valid prescription defenses. With a strong reputation for providing aggressive representation, they offer free consultations at (786) 361-6887 for individuals facing drug possession charges throughout South Florida.
Minick Law, P.C. provides strategic drug crime defense across multiple North Carolina locations, with offices in Asheville, Charlotte, Durham, Gastonia, Hendersonville, Hickory, Jacksonville, Pittsboro, Raleigh, Smithfield, Waynesville, and Wilmington. Their team of drug crime lawyers focuses on clear communication and aggressive defense strategies tailored to each client’s unique situation. With a client-centered approach, the firm handles cases involving marijuana and other controlled substances, developing personalized defense plans that address the complexities of North Carolina search and seizure laws. Their attorneys thoroughly examine whether law enforcement had proper authorization to search for drugs, filing motions to dismiss charges when constitutional rights have been violated. For first-time offenders and repeat clients alike, Minick Law works diligently to achieve the best possible outcomes, including charge reduction, dismissal, and avoidance of probation. Their drug defense strategies aim to minimize both immediate and long-term consequences of drug charges, including potential employment issues and reputation damage. Through their focus on strategic defense and transparent communication, the firm has earned numerous five-star client reviews praising their honesty, attentiveness, and professionalism. Contact Minick Law for a consultation at any of their statewide locations.
Dickman Law Offices provides thorough and aggressive defense for clients accused of drug-related crimes from their office at 19 W. 11th Street, Covington, KY 41011. Criminal defense attorney Paul J. Dickman challenges prosecutions by investigating illegal searches and seizures or other police misconduct, negotiating charge reductions or dismissals when possible. The firm represents drug charge clients at all levels, including appealing convictions. Kentucky drug charges carry serious consequences that vary based on drug amount, type, and arrest circumstances. Possession of large drug quantities often results in trafficking charges—typically felonies punishable by up to 10 years imprisonment—along with significant fines, civil rights losses, and employment difficulties. The firm advises against speaking with police or prosecutors before consulting with their attorneys. They defend clients against possession, trafficking, manufacturing, cultivation, prescription drug fraud, and intent to sell charges throughout Kentucky and greater Cincinnati. Their aggressive defense approach protects clients’ rights by challenging prosecution evidence and presenting compelling arguments. The firm represents cases involving marijuana, hashish, cocaine, crack, methamphetamines, barbiturates, heroin, prescription narcotics, opiates and hallucinogens. Call 800-611-PAUL (7285) for their 24-hour hotline.
From his office at 600 SW 4th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315, Matthew Glassman provides aggressive criminal defense for clients facing drug charges throughout Broward County. With over ten years of experience handling drug crime cases in Florida’s criminal justice system, Glassman understands that Florida aggressively prosecutes drug offenses with substantial resources dedicated to investigation, arrest, and conviction. His practice encompasses all drug crime types including trafficking, possession, possession with intent to distribute, delivery, manufacturing, growing operations, and cultivation cases. Glassman defends clients against charges involving various controlled substances such as marijuana, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, ecstasy, prescription medications, and associated paraphernalia. The firm emphasizes the serious nature of Florida drug convictions, which vary based on substance type, amount, and classification as misdemeanor or felony, with potential penalties including jail time, fines, license suspension, and long-term consequences for employment prospects. First-time offenders may be eligible for diversion programs, which Glassman navigates skillfully to achieve favorable outcomes. For immediate assistance with drug charges in Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pompano Beach, or anywhere in Broward County, clients can call (954) 908-3399 for a free case evaluation.
