A drug possession conviction could have surprisingly serious consequences. A possession conviction could prevent you from working in the career of your choice. It can prevent you from applying for federal student financial aid. It can prevent you from getting a security clearance for your job. These are just some of the long-term consequences, and are in addition to potential fines and jail time (1 to 5 years).
The most common criminal drug possession cases I see involving illegal drugs are for marijuana and cocaine, as well as heroin, methamphetamine and ecstasy. But I also handle cases involving illegal possession of legal, prescription drugs like OxyContin, Xanax, Ritalin, and Hydrocodone.
I defend people (including pharmacy, hospital and clinic employees) charged with theft of controlled substances. I also defend people on charges of prescription fraud and "doctor shopping."
There are usually several opportunities to clear your record. My goal in any felony drug possession case is to get charges dropped or to seek a diversion program. If I can't get the prosecutor to offer diversion, I am prepared to take your case to trial.
In addition to the outstanding counsel that you will receive from Cornett Law Office, when you choose to work with our firm, you will also be provided with a free, in-person consultation with an attorney. This will assist us in determining the best course of legal action to take in your criminal defense case. For more information about how Cornett Law Office can help you, schedule your consultation today!
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