Johnson County Possession of Marijuana Lawyer

In order to categorize different illegal drugs according to their level of danger and potential for misuse, Kansas legislature lists each controlled substance in K.S.A. §§ 65-4105 through 65-4113. Methamphetamine is listed as a Schedule II substance and is therefore a harshly punished drug crime. Charges of methamphetamine manufacture, distribution or possession could result in months or years in prison and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines.

Below is a list of the basic meth offenses and their penalties:

• Manufacturing (K.S.A. § 21-5703): Severity level 1 felony; prison sentence of 170 months; fine of up to $500,000
• Cultivation and Distribution (K.S.A. § 21-5705): Severity level 3 felony; prison sentence of 34 months; fine of up to $300,000
• Possession (K.S.A. § 21-5706): Severity level 4 felony: prison sentence of 24 months; fine of up to $100,000

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Without a skilled Johnson County criminal defense attorney on your side after being arrested for a methamphetamine crime, you could be wrongfully convicted and suffer penalties for a crime you didn't commit. At Martin & Wallentine, LLC we could provide the legal counsel and defense that you need. As seasoned trial attorneys who have taken dozens of cases to trial, we have a detailed understanding of court procedures and how to best defend your case. Call our office for an initial consultation to learn more.

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If you are facing false charges of a methamphetamine offense, our legal team is prepared to fight for you. Call Martin & Wallentine, LLC today or fill out our online evaluation to get started. We have handled numerous drug crime cases and could obtain the best possible results for your case.