Under Florida law, a person can face criminal charges for possessing, possessing with intent to sell, selling, transporting, manufacturing, or trafficking drugs. Drug charges are often based on the type of drug and quantity. The state and federal government classify drugs based on “schedules.” Schedule I drugs have the highest potential for abuse with no accepted medical use, while Schedule V drugs have the lowest potential for abuse and have several medical uses.
The state and federal government classify drugs based on “schedules.” Schedule I drugs have the highest potential for abuse with no accepted medical use, while Schedule V drugs have the lowest potential for abuse and have several medical uses.
Drug charges are often based on the type of drug and quantity.
If you, or a loved one, are being accused of a drug crime in the state of Florida it is important to contact an experienced attorney, such as the attorneys at DP Law, who are able to protect your rights and thoroughly review the evidence against you. A conviction of any drug offense can run you the risk of facing significant penalties, including long prison terms and putting your employment at risk.
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Drug offenses can come in various forms. These cases can be scary and complex, but we know what it takes to get results. To discuss your rights and options, contact us today via phone or email to schedule a free consultation.