Drug Possession With Intent to Distribute

Retaining a qualified lawyer is one of the most important things you must do when you are charged with drug possession with intent to distribute in Georgia. This is a serious charge, a felony, which means if convicted, your record will be tarnished for life.

You will be screened out of certain jobs, you will not be allowed to own a firearm or vote, and you could face discrimination in housing. Depending on such things as the type and quantity of the drug and your past criminal history, you could also see jail time and fines of $20,000 or more.

With so much at stake, it is essential that you contact a top criminal defense law firm like Conaway & Strickler, P.C. We have a proven track record of helping people just like you.

When you are facing drug possession with intent to distribute charges, several factors will come into play in building your defense. Possession can mean actual possession, where drugs are found on your body, or covert possession, where drugs may be found in an area that you have control over, such as a locker or an automobile.

Drug possession with intent to distribute is very different from simple drug possession. It usually involves larger quantities of illegal drugs than would be used for just personal use. It also usually requires some other evidence, such as a large sum of cash, baggies or a client list.

Your defense will likely focus on the quality of the police investigation and the validity of the charges. In their eagerness to make a drug arrest, police can wrongly charge suspects or mishandle evidence or violate your constitutional rights. If they do, you better believe we will catch it. Conaway & Strickler, P.C., pledges to build the best defense possible to minimize the effects of these serious charges on you, your family and your future. Call us today for a free case consultation.