Johnson County Drug Cultivation Attorney

According to K.S.A. Supp. 65-4101(aa), "cultivating" a drug means to plant or promote growth of five or more plants that could be used to produce controlled substances of any kind. Examples include opiates and narcotic drugs, depressants, stimulants, and hallucinogenic drugs defined in Article 41 of K.S.A. Chapter 65. Under K.S.A. Supp. 21-5405, such offenses range from a class A nonperson misdemeanor to a severity level 1 felony. The punishments for the latter include up to 170 months of imprisonment and up to a $300,000 fine.

Get Legal Representation Immediately After Drug Crime Charges

Being charged with such a serious crime can be life changing. Without proper defense, you could be wrongfully convicted and face time in jail and extreme financial hardship as you attempt to pay for a crime you did not commit. Your relationships will be strained or ruined, and your reputation will be permanently damaged. Don't hesitate to hire a competent Johnson County criminal defense attorney if you've been arrested for drug cultivation or marijuana cultivation. Call Martin & Wallentine today to learn how we could fight for you.

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Our firm is dedicated to providing aggressive and personally tailored legal service. Our clients come first, which is why we could personalize your service to suit the needs of your case. In the event of false drug crime charges, we stop at nothing to prove your innocence. As persuasive speakers and experienced litigators, our legal team understands exactly how to handle your case before the court and prove your innocence, so don't hesitate to learn more for yourself.