Working from offices at 2788 Oak St, Jacksonville, FL 32205, Roelke Law provides experienced defense against drug possession charges throughout Florida. Attorney Bill Roelke explains that drug possession convictions can drastically change lives through jail sentences, job loss, license suspensions, and substantial fines. The firm defends clients against possession charges involving various controlled substances defined in the Florida Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act, including cannabis, methamphetamines, heroin, cocaine, steroids, oxycontin, percocet, codeine, and opium. Their defense strategies address both actual possession (drugs on the person, in clothing, or within reach) and constructive possession (awareness of drugs with intent and ability to control them). With possession of a controlled substance typically charged as a third-degree felony punishable by up to five years imprisonment and $5,000 in fines, the firm helps eligible clients access alternatives like the Duval County Drug Court, designed for first-time offenders to avoid future drug abuse patterns. Through this program, successful participants may have charges dismissed entirely. For a free case strategy session, contact Roelke Law at (904) 354-0333, serving Jacksonville, Saint Augustine, Fernandina Beach, and Orange Park.
Barboza Law, led by attorney Sabreena Barboza, serves clients facing drug charges in Rock Hill, South Carolina from their office at 200 Oakland Avenue, Suite C. The firm provides robust defense for all drug-related offenses from simple possession to complex distribution and trafficking cases. South Carolina’s drug laws impose severe penalties based on substance type and quantity, with charges governed primarily by Section 44-53-370 of the Uniform Controlled Substances Act. Barboza’s strategic approach includes conducting thorough investigations, gathering evidence, interviewing witnesses, and building customized defense strategies that challenge the prosecution’s case. For first-time offenders, she explores alternatives to incarceration through treatment programs and diversion options. Common defense strategies include questioning the legality of searches and seizures, challenging ownership of discovered substances, disputing intent to distribute, and negotiating reduced charges when appropriate. The firm handles cases involving cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, prescription medications, and marijuana possession. Clients praise Barboza’s dedication, describing her as diligent, knowledgeable, and successful in resolving complex cases without hassle. For immediate assistance with drug charges in Rock Hill or surrounding areas, call (803) 973-6003 for a free consultation.
Attorney David Johnson of Johnson Legal, LLC defends clients facing drug trafficking charges from his Columbus office at 1900 Polaris Parkway. His practice encompasses comprehensive representation for individuals accused of selling or transporting controlled substances including marijuana, cocaine, LSD, heroin, and hashish throughout central Ohio. Johnson thoroughly explains how Ohio law under 2925.03(A) prohibits selling, offering to sell, preparing for shipment, or transporting controlled substances intended for sale. With extensive experience in drug defense, he develops strategies focused on challenging unlawful searches and seizures, questioning lack of Miranda warnings, disputing entrapment allegations, and demonstrating absence of intent—particularly important since trafficking requires specific knowledge, purpose, and action. For clients facing trafficking charges, Johnson conducts detailed analysis of penalty structures, which vary dramatically depending on substance type and quantity, potentially ranging from fifth-degree felonies to first-degree felonies with mandatory prison terms up to 11 years. The firm serves clients throughout central Ohio including Westerville, Columbus, Dublin, Delaware, and Franklin County. Contact Attorney Johnson at (614) 987-0192 to schedule a consultation regarding your drug trafficking case.
Kevin M. Cobbin runs his law office from 525 N Newnan St, Jacksonville, FL 32202, representing those facing narcotics charges. Florida courts impose harsh sentences when a defendant is convicted of a drug crime. Drugs criminalized under state law include marijuana, acid, methamphetamine, cocaine, oxycodone, hydrocodone, and fentanyl. Different activities involving controlled substances are subject to prosecution, including possession, manufacturing, selling, and importation. Under Florida Statutes Section 893.13, you cannot sell, make, deliver, or possess with intent to sell, manufacture, or deliver a controlled substance. Charges depend on the controlled substance involved and quantity, with penalties affected by the drug’s schedule classification. Even if evidence exists against you, a conviction isn’t certain – various procedural or substantive defenses may be raised. The prosecution must establish its case beyond reasonable doubt for every element, and evidence may be suppressed if obtained in violation of constitutional rights. For instance, if drugs were found during an unlawful search and seizure, this provides grounds to move for suppression. A skilled attorney can also attack confidential informant credibility when appropriate. Available 24/7, contact 904-357-8448 for experienced drug crime defense throughout Duval County and surrounding areas.
Tiffany DeBruin practices at DeBruin Law, PLLC, 321 W. Lake Lansing Rd, Suite A, East Lansing, Michigan 48823, specializing in defending clients charged with possession of Schedule III, IV, and V controlled substances. In Michigan, these substances have increasingly lower risks of addiction and more accepted medical uses than Schedule I or II drugs, but possession without a valid prescription remains a serious offense. Schedule III substances like ketamine and lower-dose morphine can result in felony convictions with up to two years imprisonment and $2,000 in fines, while Schedule IV drugs like Valium and Xanax carry similar penalties. Schedule V possession is typically charged as a misdemeanor with up to one year imprisonment and $2,000 in fines. Beyond legal penalties, convictions significantly impact employment opportunities, rental applications, student aid eligibility, and can trigger automatic driver’s license suspension. DeBruin explores multiple defense strategies, including challenging knowledge of the substance’s nature, contesting ownership, and proving legal possession through valid prescriptions. As an experienced Lansing drug possession attorney, she thoroughly prepares every case to secure the most favorable resolution possible. Call 517-324-4303 for a free initial consultation.
Attorney Brett M. Bloomston leads The Bloomston Firm from their Birmingham office at 1914 4th Avenue North, Suite 100, delivering experienced representation for clients facing state drug charges throughout Alabama. Their practice encompasses a comprehensive range of drug-related offenses including simple marijuana possession, controlled substance possession, possession with intent to distribute, narcotics trafficking, prescription drug fraud, and prescription forgery. With the firm’s philosophy of “we will either find a way or make one,” Bloomston’s defense strategies frequently focus on Fourth Amendment issues, search and seizure violations, and chain of possession challenges. His meticulous case preparation has proven effective in pursuing dismissals, negotiated pleas, or trial victories. For first-time offenders, the firm leverages relationships with drug counselors and rehabilitation facilities across Birmingham to help clients qualify for drug court or deferred prosecution programs, potentially avoiding jail time and permanent convictions. Their extensive knowledge of local alternatives to conviction, combined with aggressive advocacy, provides clients throughout Birmingham, Huntsville, Tuscaloosa, Montgomery and surrounding counties with experienced defense against state drug charges. Call (205) 212-9700 for a no-obligation consultation.
Allen and Allen Law Firm, located at 1209 North Main Street, Anderson, SC 29621, provides experienced drug crime defense representation throughout Anderson County and the Upstate. Founded by Chuck Allen, who brings over 30 years of legal experience, and strengthened by attorney Josh Allen’s background as former assistant solicitor in the 10th Judicial Circuit, the firm offers comprehensive defense for all drug-related charges. Their practice encompasses possession, possession with intent to sell/distribute, trafficking, and cultivation or manufacturing cases involving various controlled substances. The firm emphasizes that drug charges can result in mandatory jail time, substantial fines, and driver’s license suspension, with penalties escalating based on criminal history and the type and amount of drugs involved. Their approach includes thorough evaluation of arrest records and evidence to ensure constitutional rights were protected, challenging probable cause for stops or searches, and securing agreements for lesser charges when possible. For cases requiring courtroom defense, they aggressively advocate for clients’ interests using their extensive trial experience. The firm offers payment plans, accepts credit cards, and provides Spanish language services. For consultation, call (864) 226-6184 to discuss defense options for drug crime charges.
The Mussallem Law Firm, P.A. operates from 5801 Philips Highway in Jacksonville, Florida, providing dedicated drug crime defense for clients throughout Northeast Florida. With over 20 years of criminal defense experience, their attorneys represent clients facing all types of drug charges, from misdemeanor marijuana possession to serious trafficking felonies. The firm handles cases involving cocaine, marijuana, heroin, ecstasy-MDMA, oxycontin, oxycodone, and hydrocodone, defending against charges ranging from simple possession to cultivation, distribution, and trafficking. Their legal team understands Florida’s complex drug laws, including minimum mandatory sentences for trafficking convictions, and identifies defenses even when drugs are found in a client’s home, car, or on their person. The attorneys distinguish between actual possession (drugs found on a person) and constructive possession (drugs found in a place under a person’s control), developing strategic defenses based on each case’s unique circumstances. For those facing marijuana charges, the firm stays current with Florida’s evolving cannabis laws, including the Medical Marijuana Act and potential defenses. Available 24/7 at (904) 365-5200, The Mussallem Law Firm offers free consultations for those facing drug charges in Jacksonville, Clay County, Nassau County, and St. Johns County.
Ken Swartz established the Swartz Law Firm at 14 NE 1st Ave #1211, Miami, FL 33132, specializing in drug importation defense. A substantial amount of drugs seized every year are at the border, entering the United States through countless methods including Mexican crossing points, international airports, seaports, cargo shipments, or smuggled via private aircraft and boats. Importation of drugs is strictly a federal offense because only the federal government has jurisdiction to prosecute someone bringing illegal drugs into the country. To secure a conviction, prosecutors must prove the illegal drugs crossed the United States boundary. Penalties are dictated by federal drug laws’ mandatory minimum sentences based on drug quantity – importing 500 grams or more of cocaine carries a 5-year mandatory minimum, while 5 kilograms carries a 10-year minimum. Defendants may qualify for sentences below the mandatory minimum if they meet certain criteria including no prior felony convictions, no firearms involved, no recruitment of others, and providing truthful statements about the offense. For those accused of any type of drug importation crime, contact Miami attorney Ken Swartz, a Florida Board certified expert in criminal trial law with many years of experience representing hundreds of drug conspiracy cases. Call 305-579-9090.
Hope Lefeber defends clients against federal drug charges from her office at 1500 JFK Boulevard Suite 1205, Philadelphia, PA 19102. With over 30 years of experience, she skillfully and aggressively represents people facing serious charges including conspiracy, possession with intent to deliver or distribute, and distribution. Her reputation among judges and federal court lawyers stems from effective client representation and obtaining optimal results. As a former enforcement attorney for the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission, Lefeber applies government-side knowledge to defense strategies. She meticulously examines every case detail—crucial when confronting the DEA and FBI’s substantial time and resources in federal drug prosecutions. The firm handles high-profile clients and offers personal attention from initial grand jury investigation through trial and appeal. Lefeber forcefully advocates for evidence suppression when illegal searches violate clients’ constitutional rights. Her comprehensive knowledge of federal evidence rules, procedures, and sentencing guidelines provides critical advantages in drug trafficking cases. She represents clients in cases involving marijuana, street drugs, prescription narcotics fraud, and complex conspiracy charges. Call 610-668-7927 for a free initial consultation to discuss your defense options.
