Johnson County Drug Crime Lawyer

Many drugs are expressly illegal in Kansas and selling, purchasing, possessing or manufacturing these substances can lead to severe penalties. If you have been charged with a drug crime, it is essential that you hire a confident Johnson County drug defense lawyer to represent you in your case.

We have helped hundreds of clients to fight various criminal defense charges. We approach every case with the intention to pursue client-satisfaction. We understand that your case is unique, so we will take the time to customize a solution that best works in your situation. Contact us today if you want more information about drug crime defense or need to speak with an attorney about your charges.

Accused of a drug offense? Contact Martin & Wallentine, LLC today!

Effective Defenses in Drug Crime Cases

If you are arrested for a drug crime, there are a variety of defenses that you can use. One of these is the defense of illegal search and seizure. The police are not permitted to search your residency without a warrant unless they have an urgent probable case.

Also, the police have to follow proper protocol when searching your car or even your person. If you believe that your rights were violated, you can challenge this in the courts. We may be able to get your evidence suppressed due to illegal search and seizure, which could facilitate the dismissal of the case.

Types of Drug Charges We Handle

Some of the different types of drug crimes we can help you with include:

• Possession
• Drug trafficking
• Driving while under the influence of drugs
• Conspiracy to sell
• Possession of paraphernalia
• Sale of illegal substances in a school zone
• Manufacturing illegal substances
• Possession with the intent to sell
• Prescription drug fraud
• Operation of a methamphetamine laboratory

Penalties for Drug Crimes

If you have been convicted of a drug crime, the penalties you face can be severe. You could be seeing lengthy jail time, large fines and more. The severity of your penalties largely depends on two factors. These are, the types of and how much of it was in your possession when you were arrested. Don't wait any longer to contact an experienced drug crimes attorney from Martin & Wallentine, LLC.