Jamison Mark of Mark | Lavigne Law Firm serves clients from offices in Springfield, Nutley, and Somerville, New Jersey, specializing in drug crimes defense. With over 20 years of experience, attorney Mark brings valuable insights as a former prosecutor to defend against charges ranging from sale of small marijuana amounts to large cocaine quantities. His practice addresses cases where drugs may not have been recovered directly from clients but from vehicles, homes, storage facilities, or other individuals. Mark’s defense strategies focus on Fourth Amendment protections against improper searches, examining whether police had legitimate reasons beyond hunches or suspicions before conducting searches. The firm has successfully suppressed evidence and secured dismissals based on improper police conduct. Their comprehensive approach covers all controlled substances including marijuana, cocaine, hallucinogens, methamphetamines, MDMA, narcotics, opiates, prescription drugs, and drug paraphernalia. Mark also guides clients through alternative resolution options including drug court programs and conditional discharge opportunities for first-time offenders. Call 908-460-8996 for a free consultation to explore diversion programs and defense strategies.
The Law Firm of Raymond A. Grimes, P.C., located at 1367 US-202, Neshanic Station, NJ 08853 and reachable at (908) 371-1066, provides comprehensive criminal defense for New Jersey residents facing drug charges. Attorney Raymond A. Grimes understands that New Jersey takes drug crimes seriously, with controlled substances including marijuana, heroin, cocaine, LSD, ecstasy, and unauthorized prescription drugs carrying significant legal consequences and social stigma. A criminal record affects reputation, employment opportunities, professional licensing, and housing security. Under N.J.S.A. 2C:35-10A(4), marijuana possession under 50 grams can bring up to six months imprisonment, $1,000 fines, and mandatory rehabilitation, while possessing 50+ grams constitutes a fourth-degree offense with up to 18 months imprisonment and $15,000 fines. Certain dangerous drugs like hallucinogens, opiates, depressants, narcotics, and stimulants carry 3-5 years imprisonment, $25,000 fines, mandatory education programs, and license suspension. The firm emphasizes challenging the prosecution’s case, including Fourth Amendment violations during searches that might lead to evidence suppression. They serve clients throughout Somerset County and the tri-state area.
The Aiello, Harris, Abate Law Group, P.C. operates from four New Jersey offices in Watchung, Woodbridge, Lyndhurst, and Pitman, providing experienced defense against drug charges throughout the state. With over 50 years of combined experience, their team understands that even minor drug charges can taint your record for years. The firm takes every drug crime seriously, from simple possession to manufacturing and distribution, knowing both the legal process and potential penalties. New Jersey categorizes controlled substances into different schedules based on potency and abuse potential, with charges ranging from possession and prescription drug violations to paraphernalia offenses, manufacturing, trafficking, and distribution. The attorneys work diligently to protect clients’ reputations, privacy rights, and liberties, helping them avoid jail time and substantial monetary penalties. First-time offenders may qualify for conditional discharge programs that allow charges to be eventually dismissed. For personalized legal guidance on drug offense matters, contact the firm at (908) 561-5577 for an initial phone consultation.
Located at 2317 NW Market St., Suite A in Seattle, Jennifer Horwitz Law defends clients against drug-related charges throughout Washington state. With over 25 years of experience representing clients in state and federal courts, Attorney Jennifer Horwitz handles all cases under Washington’s Uniform Controlled Substances Act. The firm defends against possession, manufacturing, delivery, and paraphernalia charges involving marijuana, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, prescription drugs, MDMA, and other controlled substances. They explain that while marijuana possession over one ounce remains illegal in Washington despite recreational legalization, with possession exceeding 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. For a consultation on drug crime defense, contact Jennifer Horwitz at 206-799-2797.
Founded in 1950, Davis & Davis, Attorneys at Law, PC serves clients facing drug charges in Salisbury, North Carolina and surrounding communities. From their office at 215 North Main Street across from the Courthouse, their legal team defends against various drug offenses including possession, manufacturing, trafficking and distribution of marijuana, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, illegal prescription drugs, and other controlled substances. With locations in Salisbury, Richfield, and Lexington, the firm brings nearly seventy years of experience defending North Carolinians against state and federal drug charges. The legal team includes the only attorney in Rowan County certified by the State Bar as a specialist in state and federal criminal law. Their attorneys understand how serious drug convictions can impact future employment opportunities and quality of life. The firm has established credibility and a reputation for success at trial, providing clients with experienced representation to navigate increasingly severe punishments for drug offenses in North Carolina. Call (704) 639-1900 for a consultation.
Wasatch Defense Lawyers, operating from 299 South Main Street #1317 in Salt Lake City, brings 100+ years of combined experience to drug crime defense in Utah. Their attorneys handle everything from possession and distribution to parental drug use classified as child abuse, prescription fraud, and paraphernalia cases. Drug crimes remain the most common offenses in Utah, with convictions more than doubling in recent years. The firm’s skilled attorneys understand the Utah drug classification system, which organizes substances into schedules based on addiction potential and medical use, affecting penalties that range from Class B misdemeanors with 6 months jail time to first-degree felonies carrying 5 years to life sentences. Wasatch Defense Lawyers’ approach includes exploring ARD opportunities and drug diversion programs for first-time offenders. Their strategic defense planning addresses search and seizure violations, chain of custody issues, and intent to distribute allegations. For experienced representation from attorneys well-versed in both state and federal drug laws, contact them at 801-980-9965.
CDH Law PLLC, operating from 100 Madison Street Tower 1, Floor 12, Syracuse, NY 13202, provides aggressive defense against drug sales charges throughout New York. Their experienced attorneys understand that New York prosecutors zealously pursue these cases, resulting in devastating penalties even for defendants caught selling small amounts. The firm defends against charges under New York Penal Law sections 220.31 through 220.44, with case severity depending on the drug’s schedule classification. They represent clients facing charges involving heroin, hashish, cannabis, cocaine, crack, crystal meth, PCP, ecstasy, and prescription medications. Their attorneys skillfully challenge prosecution evidence of intent to sell, including drug packaging, weighing scales, cutting agents, visitor patterns, informant testimony, and wiretapped conversations. For marijuana cases, penalties range from $500 to $5,000 fines and 3 months to 15 years imprisonment, with enhanced penalties for sales to minors. The firm also defends against more serious drug trafficking charges, which can result in decades of imprisonment for cases involving sales totaling $75,000 or more over six months. Contact (315) 930-4077 for a free consultation.
William J. Brennan at Brennan Law Offices operates from 1600 Locust St in Philadelphia, PA, providing aggressive defense for clients facing drug crime charges. With over 25 years of criminal defense experience, the attorneys understand the severe stakes involved in drug cases, which carry criminal consequences including steep fines, probation, and prison time, plus impacts on drivers licenses, jobs, and personal lives. The firm defends clients against diverse drug-related charges including possession, trafficking, distribution, manufacturing, and meth lab operations. As former prosecutors, they know how the state prepares drug crime cases and strategically challenge them by scrutinizing traffic stops and search and seizure procedures to determine if officers had probable cause. They fight especially hard in constructive possession cases, exploiting flawed aspects including lack of knowledge or involvement of other parties. The firm offers free initial consultations and works tirelessly to secure clients’ freedom from criminal consequences. Call 215-568-1400 to discuss your case with their highly qualified defense team.
The Dothan Legal Team at Boles Holmes White, LLC provides experienced drug crime defense throughout Alabama from their office at 1929 Third Ave. N., Suite 500 in Birmingham. With five decades of combined experience defending clients against drug-related criminal prosecution, their attorneys skillfully handle cases involving prescription drugs, marijuana, methamphetamine, crack cocaine, and other controlled substances. Their comprehensive defense covers everything from simple possession to importation, trafficking, distribution, and manufacturing charges at both state and local levels. The firm’s attorneys anticipate prosecutors’ strategies, scrutinize arresting officers’ procedures, evaluate evidence collection methods, assess witness credibility, and identify potential civil rights violations during arrests. Their approach centers on protecting clients’ constitutional rights, with particular focus on challenging improper searches and seizures. Whether clients face charges for Oxycontin distribution, marijuana growing, heroin importation, or methamphetamine manufacturing, the firm offers experienced representation against the potentially catastrophic consequences of drug crime convictions. Contact them at 334-366-6086 for a consultation.
Practicing from 628 Pleasant St, New Bedford, MA 02740, Attorney Gary Pacella provides assertive defense for clients facing drug crime charges. New Bedford law enforcement makes numerous drug-related arrests annually, and many defendants fear conviction is inevitable. However, Pacella Law, P.C. emphasizes that multiple opportunities exist between arrest and resolution to challenge prosecution evidence. Massachusetts classifies controlled substances into five categories (A through E) based on composition and abuse potential, with penalties varying by substance type and arrest circumstances. For example, possession of Class E substances may result in up to six months imprisonment and $500 fines, while Class A possession penalties include up to 2 years imprisonment and $2,000 fines for first offenses. Selling drug paraphernalia carries potential two-year sentences and $5,000 fines, with enhanced penalties for sales to minors. Attorney Pacella mounts strategic defenses including challenging evidence admissibility, asserting entrapment, contesting illegal searches, and disputing possession claims. His comprehensive approach protects clients’ rights, reputations, and career prospects. Call 508-525-4147 for a free confidential consultation.
