Walker Law LLC, based at 13321 N Outer 40 Rd, Suite 700 in Town and Country, Missouri, provides dedicated drug crimes defense for clients in Chesterfield and throughout St. Louis County and Charles County. The firm offers comprehensive representation for all drug charges, from simple misdemeanor marijuana possession to serious felonies involving distribution or manufacturing. Attorney Walker explains how drug charges fall under both state and federal jurisdiction, with federal charges typically reserved for more serious offenses like trafficking, cultivation, manufacturing, or crimes involving interstate travel. The practice handles cases involving all controlled substances, describing how Missouri’s drug scheduling system classifies substances based on medical usage and potential for abuse or addiction. Walker Law emphasizes that Missouri maintains harsh penalties for drug offenses, with most possession crimes beyond marijuana tried as felonies rather than misdemeanors. The firm develops personalized defense strategies examining search and seizure procedures, evidence chain of custody, and potential rights violations. Clients facing drug charges can schedule a consultation at (636) 206-7970.
Greene Smith & Crow, PA provides comprehensive drug crime defense from their offices at 401 Middle Street in New Bern, NC, serving clients throughout eastern North Carolina. Their criminal defense attorneys focus on the full spectrum of drug offenses, from simple possession to trafficking, recognizing that North Carolina law treats drug crime arrests with increasing penalties as charges escalate in severity. The firm’s approach addresses how specific drug quantities can trigger trafficking charges carrying mandatory minimum jail sentences, even for first-time offenders. Their defense strategies include challenging the prosecution’s evidence of intent to sell controlled substances, questioning expert witness testimony, and examining cases involving cultivation and manufacturing of illegal substances. The attorneys handle cases involving marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamines, narcotics distribution, obtaining controlled substances by fraud, possession with intent to sell and deliver, drug paraphernalia possession, manufacturing, and distribution to minors. For consultation regarding drug crime charges in New Bern, Pamlico County, or Craven County, call 252-634-9400 to speak with their criminal defense team.
Robert Masella established Masella Law Firm, P.A. at 917 Calhoun St, Columbia, SC 29201, delivering superior legal representation for those charged with drug crimes. South Carolina imposes harsh penalties on drug crime convictions such as possession or manufacturing. You could face serious jail time along with having a permanent criminal record. With nearly 30 years of experience defending clients charged with drug crimes, Attorney Masella has the tools needed to fight your charges and protect you from jail time and fines. As a former prosecutor, he offers skilled representation for common drug crimes including possession, possession with intent to distribute, drug trafficking, possession in proximity of a school, prescription fraud, drug manufacturing, money laundering, and sales. Being charged places your future at risk, with penalties ranging from misdemeanor charges for small marijuana amounts to serious felony charges carrying lengthy prison sentences and extensive fines. A conviction can negatively impact your ability to find employment, obtain loans, secure insurance, and rent housing. Call Masella Law Firm at 803-938-4952 for a consultation with their drug crime lawyer in Columbia.
The Law Office of James Novak, located at 4500 S Lakeshore Dr #352 in Tempe, AZ, specializes in defending against prescription drug fraud charges. Attorney Novak, a former prosecutor with extensive litigation experience, explains that prescription fraud encompasses various offenses under Arizona law A.R.S. 13-3406, including forging prescriptions, unauthorized use of prescription pads, calling in invalid prescriptions, procuring medications from friends, taking medications not prescribed to you, and altering prescriptions by changing amounts, dates, or drug names. These charges are particularly serious for medical professionals like physicians, pharmacists, and pharmacy employees, as well as repeat offenders. While first-time misdemeanor charges involve jail terms and fines, many prescription fraud cases are charged as felonies, exposing defendants to prison terms and severe penalties. The firm defends clients against charges involving commonly forged prescription drugs including Oxycodone, Xanax, medical marijuana, Valium, Percocet, and numerous other controlled medications. For a free consultation on active prescription fraud charges, call (480) 413-1499.
Nelson Defense Group operates from 304 Locust Street in Hudson, WI, providing strategic defense against drug charges throughout Wisconsin. Their approach involves slowing down the criminal justice process to thoroughly analyze the state’s case, focusing on challenging evidence and potential constitutional violations of Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendment protections. The firm defends against charges involving all substances including marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamine, prescription medications, heroin, fentanyl, ecstasy, and hallucinogens, explaining that drug crimes range from misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia to serious manufacturing and delivery felonies. Their attorneys understand Wisconsin’s penalties depend on substance type, with many counties issuing tickets for marijuana possession while others still pursue misdemeanor charges carrying up to six months in jail and $1,000 fines, with subsequent offenses potentially becoming felonies. They emphasize the importance of remaining silent when arrested, declining to speak with law enforcement without attorney representation, and refusing confidential informant work without legal consultation. For defense assistance, call 715-386-2694.
William C. White of The Dothan Legal Team defends clients facing drug charges throughout Alabama. Operating from 9798 Foothill Blvd Suite C in Rancho Cucamonga, their attorneys handle all categories of drug crimes including possession, distribution, manufacturing, trafficking, and federal drug offenses. They represent clients charged with marijuana, prescription drug violations, drug distribution, and trafficking cases. The firm explains that possession with intent to sell carries more severe penalties than simple possession, with prosecutors examining drug quantities, packaging methods, and recovered money to determine intent. Their defense strategies focus on challenging how evidence was obtained, questioning witness credibility, examining search warrant validity, and identifying potential civil rights violations during arrests. They emphasize that drug convictions can result in devastating consequences including lengthy prison sentences, substantial fines, and lifelong impacts on employment and education opportunities. With attorneys experienced in both state and federal courts, they provide comprehensive defense against the full spectrum of drug charges. Contact them at 334-366-6086 for consultation.
Operating from 304 N High Street in West Chester, Ciccarelli Law Offices provides strategic defense against Pennsylvania drug charges with offices throughout the region. Led by Lee A. Ciccarelli, the firm understands that drug convictions carry severe consequences including jail time, incarceration, probation, license suspension, and a permanent criminal record. Pennsylvania’s Controlled Substances Act imposes significant penalties that vary by drug type and quantity, with possession of Schedule I-IV substances typically charged as felonies. Even marijuana offenses can result in harsh penalties – 30g or less brings misdemeanor charges with up to 30 days jail time and $500 fines, while larger quantities escalate to felonies with prison terms from 1-5 years and fines up to $15,000. For first-time offenders, the firm often secures diversion programs to keep convictions off records. Their experienced defense attorneys examine each case for unlawful searches, missing evidence, and opportunities for reduced charges. With over 30 years handling drug cases, Ciccarelli Law Offices works to prevent charges from leading to serious jail time. Call (610) 692-8700 for a free consultation.
Located at 228 S 4th St, 1st floor in Las Vegas, Hofland & Tomsheck provides specialized criminal defense for drug charges throughout Nevada. Attorneys Josh Tomsheck and Bradley Hofland focus on helping clients understand Nevada’s complex drug classification system, which organizes hundreds of illegal substances into five schedules based on abuse potential and medical value. Their practice addresses Schedule I substances (heroin, crack cocaine, MDMA, LSD) with high abuse potential and no medical use; Schedule II substances (opium, oxycodone, hydrocodone) with high abuse potential but limited medical applications; Schedule III substances (anabolic steroids, ketamine) with moderate abuse potential; Schedule IV substances (benzodiazepines like Xanax) with lower abuse risk; and Schedule V substances (certain codeine preparations) with minimal abuse potential. Available 24/7 at 702-895-6760, the firm offers free consultations to help clients navigate Nevada’s complex drug laws and develop effective defense strategies. Attorney Tomsheck’s approach has earned client praise for successfully getting charges dropped and maintaining communication throughout legal proceedings.
Attorney Josh Tomsheck of Hofland & Tomsheck defends clients facing possession with intent to sell charges from their office at 228 S 4th St, 1st floor, Las Vegas, NV 89101. This experienced drug crimes attorney explains that Nevada law (NRS 453.337) prohibits possession of controlled substances for sale purposes, with increasingly severe penalties for repeat offenses. First-time offenders face category D felony charges with 1-4 years imprisonment and fines up to $20,000, while second offenses become non-probationable category C felonies with 1-5 year sentences. Third or subsequent offenses escalate to category B felonies carrying 3-15 years and similar fines, with mandatory prison time. The firm emphasizes that multiple factors can indicate intent to sell, including packaging, cash, scales, and other evidence beyond mere possession. Attorney Tomsheck personally handles each case, ensuring clients receive individualized attention and strategic defense planning. Their office provides free initial consultations and 24/7 emergency availability at (702) 895-6760, serving clients throughout Las Vegas and surrounding communities.
The Law Office of James Novak, located at 4500 S Lakeshore Dr #352, Tempe, AZ 85282, specializes in defending clients charged with marijuana possession in Arizona. Attorney Novak, a former prosecutor with over a decade of experience exclusively defending drug charges, DUI, and criminal defense in Maricopa County, emphasizes the serious nature of marijuana charges that can result in felony drug convictions, criminal records, and harsh penalties. Despite changes in Arizona marijuana laws for medical use, possession without proper authorization remains illegal. Under A.R.S. 13-3405, knowingly possessing or using marijuana constitutes an offense where prosecutors must prove both knowing possession and verification the substance was marijuana. The firm develops tailored defense strategies that may include arguing the marijuana wasn’t the client’s, lack of knowledge of possession, illegal vehicle stops, invalid search warrants, or constitutional rights violations. Attorney Novak serves clients throughout greater Phoenix including Mesa, Chandler, Tempe, Gilbert, Scottsdale, and surrounding cities. For a free initial consultation, call (480) 413-1499.
