Drug Crimes
Fight Your Charges With a Qualified Drug Lawyer in Raleigh, NC
Drug crimes are taken seriously and prosecuted aggressively in the state of North Carolina. Even a misdemeanor drug charge can have long-lasting consequences and limit your opportunities in life. Being arrested for a drug-related crime doesn’t mean you are guilty. You have rights to protect and there are many potential defenses that may be able to get your case dismissed or your charges reduced.
Attorney Timothy Cain is a knowledgeable drug lawyer who represents clients in the Wake and Johnston County, NC areas. He will investigate the facts of your case to determine the most appropriate defense strategy. It’s not uncommon for overzealous police officers to make mistakes and violate suspects’ rights during drug-related arrests. Tim will ensure that your rights are protected, and your voice is heard in the courtroom.
North Carolina Drug Laws Explained
Drug crimes can be charged as misdemeanors or felonies, with a wide variety of penalties, depending on factors such as:
- The type of substance in question
- The amount of the illegal substance
- Your suspected intent
- Prior convictions
Common Drug Charges:
- Simple possession
- Possession with the intent to sell
- Possession of paraphernalia
- Drug trafficking
- Maintaining a dwelling for drug related purposes
- Manufacturing or cultivating illegal substances
- Prescription fraud
Classifications of Illegal Substances:
Schedule I – LSD, heroin, and ecstasy
Schedule II – Cocaine, opium, and methamphetamine
Schedule III – Addictive drugs that have medical uses, such as ketamine and steroids
Schedule IV – Prescriptions like Percocet and Xanax
Schedule V – Prescriptions that aren’t as addictive, but still have the potential for abuse
Schedule VI – Marijuana and cannabis-based products
Schedule a Free Consultation to Discuss Your Case With a Local Drug Defense Lawyer
Don’t hesitate to get the help you need. Contact Cain Law, PLLC to discuss your case with a qualified drug crime lawyer in the Raleigh, NC area. Just call (919) 896-8400 or fill out our online contact form to request your free consult.
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