Has your teen been charged with possession? Has your teen been charged with possession with intent to distribute? Has your teen been charged with trafficking?
Many teens these days have easy access to drugs and juvenile drug crimes are on the rise. If your teen is facing drug charges it is imperative that you contact an experienced juvenile law attorney who can help minimize the long term effects this type of charge can have on the future of your teen's life.
Consequences of a conviction can be devastating. If your teen has been charged with selling drugs, they could be facing time in a Resident Youth Detention Center or in a Youth Development Center for a period of up to two years. Designated felonies often carry one to five years of time in a youth detention center. Don't take the risk of having your child face juvenile drug charges without the help of an experienced attorney.
An experienced attorney's first line of defense is to file a Motion to Suppress a juvenile's statements or evidence found through a search. It is imperative to analyze the evidentiary issues and determine how the teen was treated in the obtaining of evidence in drug crimes. Did you know that evidence may be suppressible if the police did not conduct a search or interrogation in accordance with our laws and the Constitution.
Convictions on juvenile drug crimes can have state and federal effects on your ability to attend certain schools and even get jobs. The experienced attorneys at The Wren Law Firm can help get your charges reduced and possibly even dropped as well as get your record expunged. Call today for a free consultation!
