How long can a felony drug charge be pending?
How long can a felony drug charge be pending?
→ Read MoreDrug Charges
Get Legal Help Today
Compare Quotes From Top Companies and Save
Secured with SHA-256 Encryption
Becoming a Confidential Informant to Reduce Drug Charges
The decision to serve or not to serve as a confidential informant, sometimes called a snitch, can have serious legal and personal consequences. Before you make a decision to serve, you should know the full range of punishment you are otherwise facing, understand exactly what will be expected of you, and know what you will get in return.
→ Read MoreProving Drug Possession
Drug Possession, or possession of a controlled substance, is a crime which may vary in punishment depending on the quantity and type of drug and the circumstances. To avoid conviction, in some states a defendant may have the option of drug diversion or rehabilitation – usually for simple possession charges. Large quantities, however, may result in greater charges such as possession with intent to sell and more serious penalties.
→ Read MoreWhat should I do if a police officer planted drugs on me?
A police officer planted drugs on me when he was searching me. What should I do?
→ Read MoreWhat does the term “unwitting possession” mean and is it a valid defense?
What is unwitting possession, and is it a valid defense to drug charges?
→ Read MorePossession of Marijuana
Possession of marijuana involves the intentional or knowing possession of marijuana. Every state regulates marijuana to some degree with some being more lenient than others. Read more to understand the variations in how marijuana possession is charged, new offenses regarding possession, the defensive strategies, and the possible punishment ranges.
→ Read MoreDrivers License Suspension for Drug Possession Crimes
A judge can hand you a suspended license for possession of marijuana if your state’s law authorizes the suspension. A few years ago, many states began implementing legislation to allow for the suspension of drivers licenses, even if the person charged never used a vehicle.
→ Read More