Drug Possession and Other Offenses
Many drug offenses, such as drug possession, are felony crimes, which carry serious consequences. Some drug offenses, such as intrastate drug trafficking, are federal crimes. If you have been charged with drug possession or other drug offense, it is important that you obtain the legal counsel of an attorney with experience in this area. A lot is at stake – including your liberty itself.
At our Sumner Washington law firm, we have worked for several years in this area of law. Pierce County is the meth lab capitol of Washington, and so we have had the occasion to represent several meth users and those arrested for crimes involved in meth lab production. Common drug possession charges are those charged for the use, sale, or possession of drugs such as marijuana, crack, heroin, or cocaine. Lately our law office has seen more prescription drug abuse, such as oxycontin abuse, in our area.
Our law office can provide you with the following:
- A variety of options to use in your defense such as drug programs to help you keep your record clean.
- A criminal defense attorney with a good relationship with the prosecutors. A well-respected lawyer that has earned the prosecutions respect is in a better position to negotiate, or prepare a case for trial.
- Up to date knowledge of the search and seizure laws. If an inappropriate arresting act took place, it provides a challenge for the defense.
- Familiarity with the system and the rules of evidence in drug possession and drug trafficking cases.
- A broad network of treatment facilities contacts and other connections.
Helping you Face and Resolve your Problems
If you have been charged with drug possession, drug trafficking, or any other drug offense, we urge you to call or contact our Kent Washington law office to schedule an appointment for an initial consultation.
Sumner/Bonney Lake Office
920 Alder Ave Ste. 201
Sumner, WA 98390-1401
Phone: 253-299-6800
Toll Free: 888-589-3651
The Terry Law Firm
25028 104th Ave. SE
Kent, WA 98030
Phone: 253-656-4958
Fax: 253-852-6379
