st. charles county drug defense lawyers
Felony Drug Offenses - Overview
Drug Offense Topics
Drug chares are serious criminal matters that should not be taken lightly. Some people may view being charged with possession of marijuana or another controlled substance as a "small" violation. However, in many cases, your employment and personal freedom are at risk regardless of how "small" the violation may seem.
The kinds of drug charges facing our clients are usually ones involving illegal drugs, including:
- cocaine
- crack cocaine
- heroin
- marijuana
- methamphetamines
- narcotics
- prescriptions drugs
There are many kinds of drug offenses. A person can be charged with selling drugs, simple drug possession or felony drug charges - including manufacturing a controlled substance.
Penalties for a drug crime conviction can be serious and can include:
- drug treatment
- fines
- jail time
- prison time
- probation
- registering as a narcotics offender
- revocation of one's driver's license
- seizure of assets
Additionally, certain occupations require the termination of employment if a person is convicted as a drug offender. This can have devasting effects to your employability and family income.
If you or a loved one is facing a drug charge, it is imperativie that you seek help from an experienced criminal defense attorney as early in the arrest process as possible. The O'Fallon criminal defense lawyers of Suddarth & Koor, LLC have years of experience representing clients throughout the St. Charles County area.
Contact Suddarth & Koor, LLC today to discuss the merits of your case and learn how the law applies to your specific situation.
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