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DRUG CRIMES / POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE

If you are accused of being in possession of street drugs or prescription drugs that were not prescribed to you the court system will treat you like a drug addicted criminal. The police, prosecution, and judges take drug cases seriously. This is why you need an aggressive criminal lawyer that will aggressively defend you.

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A conviction for a drug offense, even a first offense, means the loss of your driver license. If you are in college, or thinking about going to college, a drug conviction will mean the loss of student loans. Many employers run background checks and many professional licenses require self-reporting of convictions; a drug conviction could mean the loss of your career.

Simply possessing a single prescription pill that wasn’t prescribed to you like Xanax or Norco results in facing a four-year felony, and possessing something like MDMA or Ecstasy means facing a ten-year felony.

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A possession of controlled substance conviction will result in the loss of a driver license for six months on a first offense. It is possible to petition the court for restricted driving privileges after the first month for the remaining five months.

“My seventeen year old son was charged as an adult with a felony for being in possession of my wife’s prescription Xanax. Aaron is an absolute lifesaver, he got the case dismissed.

Steve in Plymouth, MICHIGAN

CHARGES

Possession of controlled substance - schedule 1 and 2
Manufacture and delivery of a controlled substance
Recreational marijuana in Michigan
Minor in possession of marijuana
Medical Professionals and Drug Convictions

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