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Minnesota Drug Possession Lawyer

Minnesota Drug Possession Attorney Since 1994

Charged With Drug Possession in Minnesota?

In Minnesota, any amount of cocaine, Meth, heroine, or possession of prescription drugs belonging to another is a felony. There is no such crime as misdemeanor possession of these drugs. Each carries the potential a permanent criminal record and prison time. For marijuana, any amount of over 44 grams (approximately one and half ounces) is a felony.

When facing criminal charges in Minneapolis its best to hire an experienced defense attorney.

Facing a felony drug possession charge can yield severe consequences if convicted. For anyone who must deal with this charge, life changes significantly, making it very to find meaningful employment, keep a professional license, or obtain a professional license. You will need to make sure you have aggressive and respected representation by your side when you go to court. It is very important that you protect your rights.

Penalties

Depending on the facts of the case, I may be able to help you avoid a permanent criminal conviction and jail time. In other cases, avoiding a permanent felony conviction is very important because there are collateral consequences for a possession; such as loss of employment, immigration status being affected, and the right to possess firearms being taken away.

Drug Possession Lawyer Minnesota

If you have been charged with a Drug Offense you need an aggressive, trusted, honest,Drug Possession Lawyer ; Martin S. Azarian Criminal Defense, P.A. The Law Firm of Martin S. Azarian Criminal Defense, P.A. brings 22 years of experience to your case, seventeen years in Minnesota. Whether this is your first, second offense, your third, or your fourth, you need proper representation, so call the Minnesota defense attorney who cares about your case by calling our office at (612) 343-9000 or call 24 hours a day at (952) 451-4987 for a free initial telephone consultation



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