Methamphetamine Drug Crimes

Being charged with a crime related to methamphetamine possession can have some severe, life-altering consequences. Should your case be brought to trial, you deserve to have the facts of the case fairly presented and your rights protected. Having a defense attorney is an essential step in the entire litigation process, especially if you are facing drug crime charges.

What should I do if I was arrested?

Methamphetamine possession does not necessarily mean that a police officer found the drug somewhere on you. In fact, if they find a trace of methamphetamine in your home, your vehicle, or any item or location that belongs to you, they may find reason to arrest you.

Under the law, methamphetamine is considered a felony offense because it is regarded as one of the most dangerous and addictive of substances.

Here is an example of the penalties for methamphetamine possession:

• 1^st offense:
• 2 to 15 years imprisonment
• 2^nd offense or more:
• Up to 30 years imprisonment

Penalties can be enhanced if investigators have reason to believe that the possession was used for the purposes of selling, trafficking, or distribute the drugs to other parties.

Our Commitment to Your Defense

Because the penalties can be so severe, this is when you will especially need hard-hitting defense to fight these charges. We understand how frightening it can be to face such serious criminal charges; it can be a frightening prospect for anyone, and can negatively impact one's reputation and future prospects.

Weintraub & Alper Legal possesses more than 55 years of combined experience. We are thorough and precise with our research, and use every piece of information available to us to fight you're your charges. This has enabled us to obtain many successful case outcomes.

Seek our assistance today and call our Atlanta drug crime attorney for a appointment.