Suwannee Drug Charges Attorneys
With Additional Offices in Sugar Hill and Lawrenceville
Individuals arrested for drug trafficking can be charged in either state or federal court, depending on the amount of the controlled substance involved. In either case, the consequences can be harsh. It is important to consult an experienced attorney to learn about drug trafficking charges and penalties. At our Georgia law firm, The Wren Law Firm, we defend clients against state and federal drug trafficking charges.
Consequences of a Drug Trafficking Conviction
Other consequences of a trafficking conviction may include loss of driver's license, significant prison or jail time, fines or restitution, electronic monitoring, house arrest, mandatory community service, inability to carry a gun and loss of voting rights.
Even for first-time offenders, the consequences of a federal trafficking conviction are significant. Non-U.S. citizens face deportation. Others are looking at significant prison time. Federal courts are different from state or local courts; it is important to have an experienced lawyer who knows the procedures and understands the rules.
In instances where our clients are not citizens of the United States, we ensure that any immigration consequences are based on the true facts of the case.
How We Help
Our law firm has been defending clients against drug distribution and trafficking charges since 1993. Our cases have involved all types of drugs and all levels of charges, including cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin and marijuana. Our lawyers are aggressive negotiators in pursuit of reduced charges for clients. We build strong arguments that force the prosecution to prove its case. We ensure that law enforcement acted in accordance with constitutional protections against illegal search and seizure when obtaining evidence.
For more information, please contact our Atlanta drug trafficking lawyers at 888-220-3644 toll free to learn how we can help. We offer a free, initial consultation.
