Attorney Daniel Rubin of Rubin Law Office, P.C. provides dedicated drug crime defense from his Carlsbad office, serving clients throughout San Diego County including Escondido, Oceanside, and Vista. As both a former prosecutor and experienced defense attorney, he brings unique insights to drug cases, understanding how prosecutors build their arguments and identifying effective counter-strategies. The firm handles the full spectrum of California drug charges, from simple possession to manufacturing, trafficking, and prescription drug crimes. Attorney Rubin meticulously examines each case for constitutional violations involving search and seizure, works to identify discrepancies in the prosecution’s evidence, and develops tailored defense approaches ranging from charge dismissal to strategic plea negotiations. Recognizing that California has some of the nation’s toughest drug laws, the practice offers personalized attention to each client, ensuring direct access via phone, email, and text. With extensive courtroom experience including hundreds of cases and numerous trials, Attorney Rubin provides representation on a transparent flat fee basis, allowing clients to know costs upfront without financial surprises. For a free, no-pressure consultation, call (619) 719-1087.
Jennifer Horwitz Law, located at 2317 NW Market St., Suite A in Seattle, provides experienced defense against drug charges throughout Washington state. Attorney Jennifer Horwitz brings over 25 years of experience representing clients in state and federal courts facing charges under Washington’s Uniform Controlled Substances Act. The firm defends against all drug-related offenses, including possession, manufacturing, delivery, and paraphernalia charges involving marijuana, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, prescription drugs, MDMA, and other controlled substances. They explain that marijuana possession over one ounce remains illegal in Washington despite recreational legalization, with possession of over 40 grams constituting a class C felony punishable by up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Their defense strategies focus on challenging the prosecution’s burden to prove knowing possession and intent, examining whether evidence was legally obtained through proper search procedures, and protecting clients’ constitutional rights throughout the criminal justice process. Contact Jennifer Horwitz at 206-799-2797 for a consultation.
The Law Offices of David S. Olshansky & Associates, located at 216 S Jefferson St #101, Chicago, IL 60661, provides specialized defense for clients facing prescription drug possession charges. With over four decades of legal experience, the firm emphasizes that prescription medications often fall under the same controlled substance laws as street drugs like cocaine and methamphetamines. They explain that Florida’s Controlled Substance Act categorizes prescription drugs in Categories II through IV, with penalties varying based on the substance type, quantity possessed, prior convictions, and other circumstances. Possession of even a single pill of Vicodin, Xanax, Valium, Codeine, Oxycontin, Adderall, or Ketamine can result in felony charges carrying up to five years in prison and $5,000 in fines. The firm also defends against charges involving forged, altered, fraudulently obtained, or stolen prescriptions. Their attorneys analyze each case thoroughly to determine whether arrests were valid, searches were lawful, and evidence is more than circumstantial. For a free consultation, call (312) 902-3344.
At Stroud, Willink & Howard Criminal Defense Group LLC in Madison, Wisconsin, attorneys provide experienced representation for clients facing drug charges of all types. Handling cases involving illegal drugs, marijuana, and prescription medications, the firm emphasizes their reputation for success in jury trials through aggressive defense strategies. They understand that drug convictions have wide-ranging and long-lasting consequences affecting student loan eligibility, employment opportunities, housing options, and professional licensing. The firm explains that Wisconsin’s marijuana laws differentiate penalties based on prior charges – first-time possession is a misdemeanor while second offenses become felonies. Their attorneys also note that possession of harder drugs like heroin automatically constitutes a felony in Wisconsin. When clients receive convictions, the firm works to leverage opportunities for sentence reduction or diversion. They also advise on plea bargain implications, noting that while reduced jail time might seem appealing, the permanent criminal record will continue to impact a client’s life. For consultation, call 608-257-2281.
Steven H. Fine, operating from 53 West Jackson Blvd., Suite 1550, Chicago, IL 60604, offers robust defense for clients facing drug charges throughout Illinois. With over 30 years defending the accused, Fine’s law firm investigates cases thoroughly, analyzes evidence meticulously, and interviews witnesses to develop effective defense strategies. Illinois classifies controlled substances into five schedules based on their potential for abuse and medical applications, with penalties varying accordingly. The firm handles all drug offenses, from simple possession to more serious trafficking charges. Possession charges for cocaine, heroin, or morphine escalate from Class 4 felonies with 1-3 years imprisonment for small amounts to Class X felonies with 10-50 years for larger quantities. Similar graduated penalties apply for methamphetamine, LSD, amphetamines, and other substances. Fine’s team examines whether searches were legal, challenges evidence validity, and explores possible sentence reductions. Recognized by numerous professional organizations including Super Lawyers and the American Society of Legal Advocates, Fine provides free consultations 24/7 at (312) 922-0855.
Zachary McCready of McCready Law Group defends clients against drug charges from offices in Long Beach, Santa Ana, Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach, Riverside, Garden Grove, and Pasadena, California. The firm handles various drug crimes from simple possession to selling, distributing, and manufacturing controlled substances like cocaine, ecstasy, heroin, ketamine, and methamphetamine. They explain California’s drug classifications and penalties, noting that possession charges were reduced from felonies to misdemeanors under Proposition 47, while possession with intent to sell remains a felony punishable by up to three years imprisonment and $10,000 fines. The firm details how circumstantial evidence like drug quantity, packaging, scales, and cash can support intent to sell charges. For methamphetamine specifically, they outline penalties ranging from misdemeanor possession (up to one year imprisonment and $1,000 fine) to felony possession with intent to sell (up to three years imprisonment and $10,000 fine). Free consultations are available at (562) 837-0902, where their experienced attorneys review cases and determine the best defense approach.
Michael Larsen of Larsen Law Office at 223 N 6th St, Suite 440 in Boise, Idaho offers experienced drug crime defense for clients throughout Idaho. The firm provides comprehensive representation for various drug offenses, including possession, trafficking, cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution of controlled substances. With Idaho’s strict drug laws resulting in over 10,000 drug-related arrests annually, Attorney Larsen understands the serious ramifications of drug convictions, which can include substantial prison time, steep fines, and lifelong impacts on employment and educational opportunities. The practice develops tailored defense strategies addressing constitutional violations like illegal searches, entrapment, lack of knowledge or possession, and mistaken substance identification. Idaho categorizes controlled substances into schedules based on addiction potential and medical use, with penalties varying accordingly. For example, simple possession can result in up to one year in jail and $1,000 in fines, while trafficking charges carry mandatory minimum sentences of several years. Clients can schedule a free consultation at (208) 407-8100 to discuss defense options for marijuana, methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine, and prescription drug charges.
Michael A. Bryant represents clients from his offices at 1505 Division Street, Waite Park, MN 56387, offering experienced drug crime defense throughout Minnesota. Drug crimes can vary drastically in their severity, from a first degree drug crime resulting in 40 years imprisonment and a million dollars in fines to possession of a small amount of marijuana resulting in little more than a $50 fine. If convicted of a felony drug crime, your entire life may change, even after release from prison. While the most severe sentences apply to previously convicted drug offenders arrested with large quantities of serious drugs like cocaine or heroin, even less serious convictions carry significant consequences. These include inability to hold certain professional licenses, inability to hold public office, inability to vote, and ineligibility for many federal education programs, along with difficulty finding housing or employment. It’s also important to note that if arrested for a drug crime while driving, you may face a 30-day license revocation. At Bradshaw and Bryant, they offer all clients a top Minnesota drug crimes lawyer to help fight any accusations they face. Their legal team can help fight this punishment as well as more serious sentencing. Contact them at 320-259-5414 today.
David B. Smith, PLLC, with offices in Alexandria, Virginia and New York City, specializes in defending clients against federal drug charges nationwide. The firm is led by David B. Smith, a former federal prosecutor in the Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Section of the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia. This insider knowledge provides invaluable perspective when defending clients facing possession with intent to distribute, drug conspiracy, trafficking in counterfeit prescriptions, importing or trafficking of controlled substances, drug manufacturing and cultivation, continuing criminal enterprise charges, and RICO violations. The firm handles cases involving all types of illegal and prescription drugs across both state and federal jurisdictions. Their comprehensive approach includes zealous advocacy through every stage from initial investigation through trial and post-trial proceedings. With particular expertise in civil and criminal asset forfeiture—an area where they’ve earned a national reputation—the firm provides specialized defense for drug cases involving DEA investigations. Contact them at (703) 457-8779 in Alexandria or (917) 979-6455 in New York for representation against federal drug charges.
H. Michael Steinberg operates from The Edwards Building at 8400 E Prentice Ave, Penthouse 1500, Greenwood Village, CO 80111, offering comprehensive drug crime defense throughout Colorado with over 42 years of exclusive criminal law experience. His practice provides detailed guidance on various drug offenses and substances, including ketamine (Special K), a veterinary tranquilizer common at raves that can cause hallucinations, amnesia, and coordination problems when abused. The firm also defends against date rape drug charges involving GHB, rohypnol, and ketamine, each causing unique incapacitating effects. Additional defense areas include anabolic steroid cases, oxycodone offenses, opiate-related crimes, inhalant abuse charges, and GHB possession or distribution. Steinberg’s approach combines thorough analysis of police procedures, evidence collection methods, and constitutional protections against unreasonable searches and seizures. The firm emphasizes challenging whether government officials followed required protocols, examining illegal entrapment possibilities, and exploring diversionary program eligibility for first-time offenders. For emergency assistance with drug crime charges, call (303) 627-7777 or (720) 220-2277.
