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Defending Crimes of Possession, Trafficking, Sales & Cultivation

When a person is arrested for a drug crime, there is often a long backstory behind the charges and local or federal investigations that have been going on for some time. As soon as you have been made aware of a criminal charge for a drug offense in New York City, immediately speak to a law firm that can handle even the most serious drug cases. Without a Manhattan drug crimes lawyer, you will most likely be facing harsh consequences, including the maximum penalties as sought by the prosecution.

Drug crimes are not only an offense in the state of New York, but they are also against the federal law. As such, an investigation by the Drug Enforcement Agency may be taking place. Having an attorney on your side is important at a time like this, especially to ensure that your constitutional rights are not being violated during the investigation.

At Hochheiser & Hochheiser, LLP, our legal team has over 60 years of experience in the area of drug crime defense that we can use on your case. We handle all of the following drug crime cases:

Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance

Any person who has been caught with a large amount of drugs in their possession or in the action of selling a controlled substance may be charged with criminal sale. These charges are very serious, and with the DEA at a nearby office, this person may be facing federal charges as well. Click here to read more about criminal sale of a controlled substance.

Driving While Ability Impaired by Drugs

The crime of driving while ability impaired by drugs is similar to that of a DUI or DWI in which a person's abilities to drive and function properly have been impaired by a mind-altering substance. In cases such as this, a blood test may determine if you were under the influence of an illegal narcotic. Click here to read more about driving while ability impaired by drugs.

Drug Charges

Charges for drug crimes are very serious in our state. Even a seemingly harmless charge can hold lifelong consequences for an individual, starting at their criminal sentence and continuing to job loss and financial devastation. Get the help you need when facing drug charges! Click here to read more about drug charges.

Drug Cultivation

The growth or care for plants used to create drugs or controlled substances can lead to charges known as drug cultivation. Any person facing these charges may additionally be charged with possession, intent to sell and even more charges. Click here if you would like to continue reading more about drug cultivation.

Drug Possession

The possession of illegal narcotics in any amount is against the law. It is even unlawful to own property that can be used to grow, sell or consume drugs. Call a drug defense lawyer at our office immediately if you are facing possession charges. Click here to read more about drug possession.

Possession With Intent to Distribute

When an individual is caught with a larger amount of illegal narcotics, prosecutors will attempt to convince a jury that the defendant intended to sell or distribute the drugs. This charge is very serious, and if you are caught within a school zone, the penalties will most likely be increased. Click here to read more about possession with intent to distribute.

Drug Sale Cases

Selling drugs to any person is against the law, despite the reason the action is taking place. The consequences for this crime depend on the nature of the accusation. For example, if the drugs were sold in or near school grounds, the alleged dealer may face harsher penalties. Click here to continue reading about drug sale cases.

Drug Trafficking

What is drug trafficking? As a broad term given to virtually all crimes relating to controlled substances, drug trafficking is strictly against the state and federal law. A person accused of a trafficking crime can be charged with a variety of offenses, and having aggressive defense will be necessary. Click here to read more about drug trafficking.

Federal Drug Charges

With an office located in Long Island, the Drug Enforcement Agency, a federal agency, is close by to aggressively prosecute federal drug charges. You will need a strong drug crimes defense legal team to challenge any federal drug charges. Click here if you would like to continue learning more about federal drug charges.

Narcotics Conspiracy Cases

If you have been under investigation by an agency for an alleged drug offense, you may be charged with the conspiracy to commit a drug crime in addition to other criminal charges. This can result in jail time, fines and a criminal record that is available on a simple background check. Click here to read more about narcotics conspiracy cases.

Narcotics Investigations

When under investigation by an agency, local or federal, some of the more commonly used tactics to catch a perpetrator include search warrants, seizures, wiretaps, sting operations, and undercover operations. It is important to ensure that your constitutional rights were not breeched in the agency's attempt to prosecute you. Click here to read more about narcotics investigations.

Cocaine

As a dangerous narcotic with a high chance of addiction, possessing, using, selling or trafficking this drug is against the law. Cocaine is a Schedule II narcotic that comes with extreme penalties that vary depending on the amount of the substance and the location in which the substance was found. Click here to read more about crimes relating to cocaine.

Ecstasy

Commonly referred to as E, X, or MDMA, ecstasy is a stimulant that can dangerously increase body temperature and even lead to death for first time users. It is illegal to possess, sell or use this drug in New York along with the rest of the United States. Click here to read more about crimes relating to ecstasy.

Heroin

As one of the most dangerously addictive drugs, the Schedule I drug known as heroin holds consequences of jail time and fines for any person who is known to be in possession of this drug. For sales or distribution of heroin, you may face enhanced penalties. Click here to read more about crimes of heroin.

Marijuana

Marijuana is a quite controversial topic throughout the country today, especially regarding its use for medicinal purposes. However, it is still against the law to possess, sell or cultivate marijuana in the state of New York, and you will be charged criminally if caught with marijuana in your possession. Click here to read more about crimes relating to marijuana.

Talk to a NYC Drug Crimes Lawyer

Before facing your criminal charges alone, talk to the legal team at our firm. We have years of experience that we are prepared to use to your advantage in court, and we can fight to have you exonerated, rather than convicted. Our firm understands that charges such as these will be some of the most difficult to face, especially if this is your first run in with the law. We will stand at your side through the entire process, from our own investigations to the final verdict. Call us today for a confidential consultation of your case.

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