Police officer responded to an anonymous tip that my client was selling or delivering drugs. Police officer found 8.7 grams of cocaine in my client’s purse.
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Client was charged with constructive possession of marijuana as a result of being in the passenger seat of a car where marijuana was found.
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Client was facing up to five years in prison for the charge. Mr. Schwartz was able to successfully convince the prosecutor that
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CASE DESCRIPTION: Possession of Cocaine with Intent to Sell or Deliver
RESULT: CASE DISMISSED
CASE DESCRIPTION: Possession of Marijuana
RESULT: CASE DISMISSED AT TRIAL
CASE DESCRIPTION: Possession of Cocaine
RESULT: NO CONVICTION

Frequently Asked Questions

Drug Crimes

What is a drug crime?

A drug crime is a criminal offense that involves the use, possession, production, or sale of an unlawful controlled substance.

What is an unlawful controlled substance?

Unlawful controlled substances are illegal narcotics which include, but are not limited to: marijuana, heroin, cocaine, methamphetamines, LSD, and Ecstasy.

What should I do if I have been charged with a drug crime?

If you have been charged with a drug crime, whether it is a misdemeanor or a felony, you should consult with a drug crime defense attorney immediately. You will want to work with a drug crime lawyer who has handled cases that are similar to yours and who is very familiar with drug crime law. By working with a drug crime defense attorney, like the attorneys at Hager & Schwartz, P.A., you will receive the advice, advocacy, and representation you need to be successful throughout the legal process.

Will I go to jail?

If you are convicted of your drug crime charges, there is a possibility that you may have to go to jail. However, your chances of avoiding jail time will increase immensely if you obtain the services of a qualified and experienced drug crime defense attorney.

If you are convicted of a drug crime in Florida, you face a vast array of possible legal penalties. Common legal penalties for drug crime convictions include, but are not limited to: jail time, fines, community service, probation, mandatory drug treatment programs, and driver’s license suspension.

Do I need a drug crime defense attorney?

If you have been charged with or arrested for a drug crime, the answer is "yes". Once you have been charged with a drug crime, you will be up against jail time, fines, probation, and other life-altering legal consequences if you are convicted. For this reason, you will want a criminal defense attorney who has successfully handled numerous other drug crime cases on your side.

At Hager & Schwartz, P.A., our attorneys have represented countless people in Florida who have been charged with drug crimes. We are very experienced in this complicated area of law and are familiar with both Florida drug laws and the Florida judicial system.

Contact Hager & Schwartz, P.A. today to schedule your initial consultation and to speak with one of our knowledgeable Miami-Dade drug manufacturing defense attorneys!


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