The Law Office of James Novak, located at 4500 S Lakeshore Dr #352 in Tempe, AZ, provides specialized defense for clients facing drug charges in Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, and Scottsdale. As a former prosecutor and experienced trial attorney, James Novak offers comprehensive representation across all drug offense categories. The firm explains that most Arizona drug arrests involve multiple charges, such as marijuana possession coupled with paraphernalia possession, with sentencing dependent on drug classification, quantity, first versus repeat offenses, and aggravating circumstances. Their detailed drug sentencing chart outlines Arizona’s penalties for various scenarios, including multiple drug offenses below statutory threshold amounts (carrying prison sentences from 0.5 to 12.5 years) and offenses exceeding threshold amounts (carrying enhanced sentences from 0.75 to 15 years). Monetary fines can reach $150,000 per charge per person or $1,000,000 per charge for enterprises. The firm highlights that first-time offenders convicted of personal possession may qualify for mandatory probation rather than incarceration, with required drug education, counseling, or treatment. Call (480) 413-1499 for a free consultation.
The Law Office of James Novak, operating from 4500 S Lakeshore Dr #352 in Tempe, AZ, provides dedicated defense against narcotic drug possession charges. As a former prosecutor with extensive experience in both state and federal courts, James Novak brings unique insight into how prosecutors build drug cases. His practice focuses specifically on Arizona drug charges, including possession, sale, delivery, and manufacturing of narcotics, which can be charged as Class 4 through Class 2 felonies carrying potential prison sentences from 2.5 to 12.5 years. Novak emphasizes the importance of challenging the prosecution’s burden of proof by examining whether the accused knowingly possessed the substance and whether proper legal procedures were followed during searches and arrests. Available 24/7 at (480) 413-1499, the firm provides free consultations and advises those arrested to remain silent (while explicitly invoking this right), document all details of police interactions, and avoid discussing their case with anyone except their attorney. Text messages to (602) 908-8123 are also accepted.
Daniel L. Harralson provides experienced criminal defense for drug crime cases throughout Fresno and California. His practice at 7473 N Ingram Ave, Fresno, CA 93711 delivers comprehensive representation for clients facing charges ranging from simple possession to more serious offenses like drug trafficking and manufacturing. Understanding that drug crime convictions carry severe, long-lasting consequences including imprisonment, substantial fines, and a criminal record that affects future opportunities, Harralson offers thorough case analysis and strategic defense. The firm handles cases involving both California state and federal drug laws, expertly navigating complex legal frameworks that often involve multiple agencies and challenging evidence. Harralson works meticulously to review case facts and evidence, challenge illegally obtained evidence, and negotiate with prosecutors to secure optimal outcomes. His experience extends to defending against prescription drug charges, which carry progressively severe penalties based on drug classification. Recognizing that attempting to handle drug charges without professional representation puts clients’ futures at risk, Harralson offers confidential consultations at (559) 486-4560 to discuss defense strategies.
The Law Offices of Jonathan F. Marshall at 10 Allen St #2D, Toms River, NJ 08753 provides experienced representation for drug crime cases throughout Ocean County. Their team includes several former county and municipal prosecutors with over 100 years of combined experience defending clients against charges involving heroin, marijuana, prescription medications, cocaine, and other controlled dangerous substances. Attorney Matthew Dorry brings particular insight as the former prosecutor in approximately 15 municipalities including Toms River, Jackson, Manchester, Stafford, Berkeley, and Lacey. The firm handles all types of drug violations from simple possession to distribution, understanding that convictions carry serious penalties including jail time, hefty fines, and a criminal record that affects employment, professional licensing, and immigration status. Their defense strategies include challenging unlawful stops, illegal searches and seizures, addressing questions of dominion or control over drugs, exploring potential case remands to municipal court, negotiating favorable plea agreements, and pursuing case dismissals. For drug offenses, which constitute the largest segment of Ocean County criminal cases, call (732) 286-6500 for a free consultation.
The Attorneys at Shockoe Slip, operating from their Richmond, Virginia office, specialize in defending clients against all state and federal drug charges involving illegal drugs and controlled substances. Partners Todd B. Stone, William J. Dinkin, Ali J. Amirshahi, and A. Moshe Sherman represent clients facing simple possession, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession with intent to distribute, distribution, and manufacturing charges. The firm excels in handling drug crimes involving asset forfeiture issues, successfully helping clients recover seized assets or reducing forfeiture amounts. Their defense strategies include filing motions to suppress evidence based on constitutional violations, challenging search warrant validity, examining informant credibility, and arguing illegal entrapment. When dismissal isn’t possible, they negotiate to reduce charges, particularly when they can demonstrate a client didn’t profit from drug sales. The attorneys serve clients throughout Richmond, Henrico County, Chesterfield County, Petersburg, and surrounding areas, and defend clients in both the Eastern and Western Districts of Virginia federal courts.
Attorneys Josh Tomsheck and Bradley Hofland of Crowley Peritz Law defend clients facing drug possession charges from their office at 10560 Main St #501, Fairfax, VA 22031. Their firm focuses on Virginia’s strict drug laws, where simple possession of controlled substances is a criminal offense carrying significant penalties. The attorneys explain that under Virginia law, possessing Schedule I or II drugs typically constitutes a Class 5 felony punishable by up to ten years in prison and $2,500 in fines, while lower schedule drugs carry reduced but still serious penalties. The firm emphasizes potential defenses including challenging the prosecution’s ability to prove intent, actual control over the substance, or knowledge of the drug’s character. They also examine whether proper procedures were followed during searches and arrests, potentially leading to evidence dismissal. Their experienced attorneys understand that drug convictions can damage reputations, relationships, and professional opportunities beyond legal penalties. The firm offers free consultations at (703) 337-3773, serving clients throughout Northern Virginia including Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, Falls Church, and surrounding counties.
James B. Bennett Law Office provides experienced drug crime defense from its location at 621 N Washington Ave in El Dorado, Arkansas. Serving clients throughout South Arkansas, attorney James Bennett brings decades of criminal defense experience to those facing drug charges, which in Arkansas can result in life-altering penalties. The firm handles all drug crime categories, from possession to manufacturing, and defends clients facing charges involving Schedule I through VI substances. Bennett understands the serious consequences of drug convictions, which can include incarceration, probation, community service, loss of firearm rights, loss of voting rights, driver’s license suspension, difficulty finding employment and housing, and even potential deportation for immigrants. His approach includes thoroughly examining the evidence to identify potential constitutional violations in search and seizure procedures, which can lead to suppression of evidence and case dismissal. The firm offers free case reviews and works diligently to help clients achieve the best possible outcome. Call (870) 862-2321 to schedule a consultation.
Brett M. Rosen brings exceptional criminal defense expertise to Westfield, New Jersey drug charge cases from his office at 100 Jefferson Avenue, Suite 301, Elizabeth, NJ 07201. As a Supreme Court of New Jersey Certified Criminal Trial Attorney, Rosen delivers strategic, results-oriented representation for clients facing various drug offenses, from simple possession to serious distribution charges. His defense practice encompasses all controlled dangerous substances, including marijuana, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, and unauthorized prescription medications. New Jersey’s complex drug laws categorize offenses by substance type, quantity possessed, and distribution intent, with penalties ranging from disorderly persons offenses to first-degree crimes carrying up to 20 years imprisonment and $200,000 fines. Attorney Rosen employs comprehensive defense strategies, meticulously investigating police conduct, search warrants, and witness statements to identify illegal searches, lack of probable cause, Miranda rights violations, or chain of custody issues. His client-focused approach ensures individuals remain fully informed throughout the legal process. For a free consultation regarding Westfield drug charges, contact Brett Rosen at 908-312-0368.
Paul D. Petrus Jr. & Associates P.C., operating from The Graybar Building at 420 Lexington Avenue, Suite 2450, New York, NY 10170, provides skilled legal representation for drug sales cases throughout New York City. The firm focuses on defending clients against drug sale charges, which New York prosecutors pursue aggressively. Drug sales crimes involve knowingly or intentionally selling an illegal drug, including prescription drugs without a license, and are often treated similarly to drug distribution charges. New York law classifies controlled substances into five schedules based on their potential for abuse, medicinal value, and perceived danger. Schedule I substances face the most serious penalties. Sentencing for drug sale crimes varies based on circumstances but can include up to 25 years imprisonment, with severity depending on drug classification, quantity, defendant’s criminal history, and location of the sale. Drug sales in school zones face enhanced charges. For immediate assistance with drug sales charges, call (646) 733-4711 for a consultation with experienced criminal defense attorney Paul D. Petrus Jr.
Proetta, Oliver & Fay, with their Burlington office located at 525 Highway 73, Suite 104, Marlton, New Jersey 08053, provides dedicated drug crime defense representation throughout Burlington County. Under the leadership of firm partner William C. Fay, IV, a former New Jersey Deputy Attorney General, the practice defends clients against various drug charges including marijuana possession, heroin distribution, cocaine offenses, prescription drug crimes, and drug paraphernalia possession. The firm acknowledges that New Jersey prosecutors take a hard-line approach to drug crimes and offers personalized defense strategies tailored to each client’s unique circumstances. Their attorneys examine search warrants, challenge unlawful searches, and preserve evidence such as dashcam footage that might reveal constitutional violations. For first-time offenders, they explore alternatives like New Jersey’s Mandatory Drug Court program, which can provide rehabilitation rather than incarceration. With thousands of successfully handled drug cases across the state, the firm serves clients in Burlington County Superior Court and numerous municipal courts including Mount Holly, Evesham, Pemberton, and Mount Laurel. Contact them at 609-850-8284 for a free consultation.
