Aggressively Defending Your Rights In Drug Crime Cases
For over 25 years, I have served the legal needs of my community in Denver with unwavering commitment and aggressive representation for clients facing drug crime accusations. As your attorney at KraynakLaw, I will fiercely protect your rights, protect due process and fight for different outcomes.
Understanding Different Kinds Of Drug Offenses
Drug crimes in Colorado include various offenses and penalties. For example, while marijuana is legal in Colorado, there are still certain marijuana-related crimes that can result in severe consequences. These include possession of large quantities, distribution to minors and operating under the influence.
Beyond marijuana, other drug offenses can involve substances such as cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine and prescription drugs, among others. These cases can vary significantly in terms of severity and charges, including possession, trafficking, distribution and manufacturing. The nature and amount of the substance and the intent behind its possession can influence the level of charges and potential penalties.
Penalties In Colorado
A drug crime conviction can be harsh and certainly life-altering. Depending on the exact charges, individuals may face penalties, including:
- Substantial fines
- Mandatory drug education
- Treatment programs and community service
- Jail or even prison time
The severity of these penalties often depends on explicit facts and circumstances, such as:
- An individual’s prior criminal history
- The type and amount of the controlled substance
- Whether the offense involved trafficking or distribution
Given the severe nature of these penalties, having a knowledgeable and aggressive lawyer by your side is crucial to navigating the complexities of criminal law. Do not face your drug charges alone.
Should I Allow The Police To Search My Home Or Vehicle?
You have rights regarding search and seizure protected under the Fourth Amendment, which guards against unreasonable searches and seizures by law enforcement. This means a police officer needs a warrant to search your home or vehicle. However, there are exceptions, such as if they have probable cause or if you give consent.
If you find yourself in a situation where law enforcement requests to search your property, it is vital to seek legal counsel immediately and understand your rights. An experienced attorney can help you learn whether the search was lawful and challenge any evidence obtained through an illegal search.
Let Me Help You With Your Case
At my law firm, I offer aggressive and dedicated representation to clients facing drug crime charges. Call my Denver office at 303-962-4671 today or email me through my online form to schedule a consultation and discuss your situation. I will use my experience and deep understanding of Colorado’s drug laws in your favor.