Crafting A Strong Defense Against Drug Distribution And Sale Cases

Drug distribution and sale are serious offenses under New York law, carrying heavier penalties than simple possession. These charges involve the illegal sale, transport or distribution of controlled substances and can apply regardless of the quantity involved. The law aims to combat drug trafficking and its associated societal harms, making these charges particularly severe.

At Michel Nolan P.C., we understand the gravity of distribution charges and the complexities involved in these cases. We are drug crime lawyers George Michel and Michael Nolan, and we founded our firm to provide rigorous legal representation to protect clients’ rights and future when they face criminal charges. We have more than 20 years of combined experience in New York criminal law and bring a wealth of knowledge and skill to each case.

Consequences Of Distribution Charges

Like other drug violations, drug distribution charges come with severe penalties, including lengthy prison sentences, hefty fines and a permanent criminal record. In addition to legal consequences, there are collateral repercussions like trouble keeping or obtaining a job, finding housing or maintaining relationships. Distribution charges often are accompanied by drug possession charges. Every case is unique, and we can confirm what punishments you are facing and build a personalized plan to help you through your case.

Defense Strategies For Distribution Cases

Several defenses can be employed in drug distribution cases. As your legal representation, we will look into how successful various defense strategies can be, such as questioning the legality of the search and seizure, challenging the evidence of intent to distribute, or demonstrating entrapment by law enforcement. You can trust that our team will do everything in our power to build the strongest defense we can on your behalf.

Get Legal Support You Can Depend On

Immediate legal representation is essential when facing drug distribution charges. The stakes are high, and early intervention can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case. Call our Mineola office at 516-748-8397 or email us here to schedule your free initial consultation today.