Raleigh, North Carolina, Drug Crimes Defense Lawyer
Were You Charged with Possession with Intent to Sell or Deliver?
A very common criminal charge is the charge of "possession with intent to sell or deliver a controlled substance." A key question when someone is found to be in possession of illegal drugs is whether the drugs were for personal use or for sale.
Law enforcement agents often determine the difference based solely on the amount of the drug and whether any drug paraphernalia is present. Thus, a "user" could be considered a "dealer" sheerly based on the amount of marijuana, cocaine or meth found in that person's possession.
After you have been charged and arrested, it is vital that you contact a well-qualified defense lawyer as soon as possible. At the Law Offices of Brad Sahl, P.C., we make sure that our clients receive the zealous attention that they need. A Raleigh attorney who is determined to help protect your constitutional rights in the face of felony drug charges is a valuable ally and asset.
Attorney Brad Sahl is prepared to fight for the best outcome available in your case. Each case is unique but possible outcomes include:
- A dismissal of the charges
- Participation in a diversionary (first offenders) program
- A reduction of the charges from possession with intent to sell or deliver to a lesser charge of possession
- A reduction of the charges from felony to misdemeanor
- A "not guilty" verdict at trial
Did police charge you with "possession with intent to sell or deliver" after they found an ounce of weed in your locker? The prosecution has the burden of proving each element of the charges. One such element is proving that you indeed had the intent to sell or deliver the drugs in question. Talk to a lawyer as soon as possible after you have been charged with a drug crime.
Aggressive Criminal Defense for Those Accused, Charged or Arrested for Drug Possession with Intent to Sell or Deliver
The Law Offices of Brad Sahl, P.C., in Raleigh, North Carolina has helped people facing drug charges in Wake County. The law firm has grown quickly through a strong commitment to providing a high-quality criminal defense at reasonable rates. To schedule a consultation, contact the law firm by phone or e-mail.
