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Atlanta Drug Crime Attorney

Defense for Drug Charges in Atlanta, GA

Have you been arrested for a drug-related offense? You may be at risk of facing serious criminal charges and the possibility of imprisonment and other serious penalties if you are convicted, and in these situations it is important that you exercise your full legal rights. An Atlanta drug crime attorney at Conaway & Strickler, P.C. can help you in the face of your drug charges, regardless of the severity or the particular circumstances surrounding your case. Our law firm handles all types of drug crime charges throughout Atlanta and the surrounding areas, including: possession, possession for sale and distribution.

The state of Georgia defines the crime of manufacturing as processing or manufacturing illegal drugs. Common examples of manufacturing situations are meth labs, but other types of drugs like ecstasy, PCP and crack cocaine can be manufactured as well. Drugs like marijuana are produced through the growing or nurturing of particular plants and other organic materials. The law defines this as cultivation. Cultivation of illegal drugs is a criminal offense under state and federal law. The type of drug and the amount of drugs that you are found to be cultivating will determine whether you are also charged with drug trafficking. Trafficking is typically the most serious offense of all drug crimes and may be charged as a federal crime in some instances. Contact a drug crime defense lawyer right away if you are charged with drug trafficking or any other type of drug offense such as prescription fraud. Your freedom in the future depends on your ability to mount a strong defense against your charges.

Drug crime cases may be particularly difficult because the District Attorney (prosecution) may have physical evidence against you, in the form of the illegal narcotics that were found in your possession or on your property. You may have been told that they have a solid case and that you will have no opportunity of avoiding maximum penalties unless you accept a plea bargain, and in this situation you may feel that it's hopeless to try to fight your charges. It is important that you do not give up hope. With experience in this field and the resources to conduct a complete investigation into your case, an Atlanta drug crime lawyer can step in and begin working aggressively to protect your rights and interests.

Search & Seizure - Drug Crime Defense in Atlanta

Although there are many different defense strategies that your attorney may utilize when building a case for your Atlanta drug charges, an illegal search and seizure is an issue that is frequently prevalent in drug cases. When seeking out and collecting drug evidence, law enforcement must act with regard to your Fourth Amendment rights. Under the U.S. Constitution, you are protected against unreasonable search and seizures, which would be a search and seizure carried out without a valid warrant or probable cause. Atlanta police cannot simply conduct searches on a whim, trying to find people who have committed drug crimes. They must get a warrant or must have cause to perform the search.

If the drug evidence in your case was collected as the result of an unreasonable search and seizure, your lawyer may be able to use this in your favor to fight your charges and help you avoid a conviction.

This is just one example of what an attorney can do to help you in the face of drug charges in the Atlanta area. To find out more about what our law firm can do to help you, feel free to call us today. Your initial consultation is free and confidential.

Contact an Atlanta drug crime defense lawyer today!

If you or a loved one has been charged with any drug crime, chances are that an investigation may have led to your arrest. Investigating officers may have overzealously collected evidence in an unlawful way, such as an illegal search and seizure, and with the help of a seasoned Atlanta drug crimes attorney you may be able to have that evidence suppressed in court. Without incriminating evidence, the prosecutor will most likely be unable to obtain a conviction or convince a jury that you are guilty of the crime. Despite how serious your accusations are, it is always strongly advised to secure legal guidance at your soonest convenience. Your future, reputation and freedom all rely on your ability and willingness to work with an aggressive defense legal team.

At our office, we strive to provide our clients with the highest level of legal representation possible. We understand that no two cases will ever be the same, which is why they should never be treated the same. Our legal team believes that creating different solutions tailored to fit the needs of each client is the only way to obtain a successful outcome. With years of experience under our belts as seasoned Atlanta drug lawyers, we strive to provide each client with the tools necessary to overcome these charges. Our firm handles cases pertaining to virtually all narcotics, including cocaine, crack, crystal meth, ecstasy, heroin, marijuana and PCP. If you are facing charges related to any of the named drugs or another, do not hesitate to call our firm today. You can schedule your initial consultation with an experienced and knowledgeable Atlanta drug attorney from our office to discuss your case and possible defense strategies to tackle the charges against you. Call us today!

Contact an Atlanta drug crime lawyer at Conaway & Strickler, P.C. today!

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