Marijuana Possession, Distribution of Drugs, & Possession With Intent to Sell
Despite what you may have heard about recent developments in some states allowing marajuana for medicinal use, , the laws of the State of Florida and the laws of the United States treat the growing, cultivation, possession, use, and sale of marajuana, and other illicit drugs, very seriously and impose harsh penalties for what may seem to be a minor offense.
If you are facing criminal charges related to possession or distribution of marijuana or other illicit drugs, it's important to ensure your rights and interests are protected.
Orlando criminal attorney Paul Courtright has the experience you need for strong legal representation.
Contact us now to schedule a confidential consultation about your marijuana or other drug charges. From offices in downtown Orlando, we serve clients throughout Florida, concentrating in Central Florida.
The consequences of a conviction involving marijuana or other drugs can be very serious. Although any drug offense may result in a sentence of jail or probation, the risk of incarceration is very high in cases involving large quantities of drugs or cultivation of plants. A conviction likely will result in a permanent criminal record, which may harm future job opportunities, among other things.
Criminal conviction for even small quantities of drugs will likely result in a driver's license suspension of up to two years. For students, a drug conviction may affect financial aid packages, scholarships and student housing. For non-U.S. citizens, a drug conviction may have immigration consequences, including the risk of deportation from the United States.
With such high stakes, it's important to work with an attorney who understands the laws and the process. Attorney Paul Courtright and the Law Office of Paul Courtright, P.A. has extensive experience handling a wide range of criminal charges, and we are able to effectively navigate the courts and provide strong defense representation in your time of need.
For a confidential consultation about your marijuana or other charges with Orlando criminal lawyer Paul Courtright, contact us now.
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