Being charged with possession of a controlled substance is serious. The penalties for being in possession of a controlled substance vary from state to state. Penalties for possession of a controlled substance vary depending on the amount of the substance found, the type of substance and other elements.
If you are charged with possession of a controlled substance in Virginia, Maryland or Washington DC, you should be aware of what the laws and penalties for the charge are. To learn more about the laws in your area visit our informational pages:
Possession Charges in Virginia
Possession Charges in Maryland
Possession Charges in Washington DC
Our Firm
Tucker, Nong and Associates believes that anyone charged with possession of a controlled substance in Virginia, Maryland or Washington DC deserves a fair trial. If you have been charged with possession of a controlled substance you should remember, you have rights. Our experienced criminal defense lawyers have extensive experience with defending possession charges in Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC.
Don’t gamble with your future, consult with our criminal defense attorneys. We can help you understand your case and what your options are. In some situations, it may be possible to petition the court to assign a less severe charge or even move to have the charge dropped entirely.
Possession of a Controlled Substance in Virginia
Virginia’s laws on determining a possession charge are complicated. Many times, a case has many elements affecting it. There are different criteria used for determining possession of a controlled substance in a vehicle, in close proximity to a person, or in an area the individual has access to.
If you are facing a possession charge in Virginia, don’t try to interpret your case alone. It is always a better decision to consult with an experienced criminal defense lawyer. To learn more about possession charges in Virginia and how we can help you, visit our page:
Possession Charges in Virginia
Possession of a Controlled Substance in Maryland
A basic definition of Maryland’s way of interpreting possession is, whether or not the individual had “control” of the substance at the time they were arrested. Determining control of a substance is more complicated than it seems. Courts have to consider all elements of a case before assigning penalty.
If you are facing a possession charge in Maryland, it is important that you understand the law and possible penalties. To learn more about possession of a controlled substance in Maryland and how we can help you, visit our page:
Possession Charges in Maryland
Possession of a Controlled Substance in Washington DC
The District of Columbia takes regulating possession over controlled substances seriously. Controlled substances are also referred to as “controlled dangerous substances” (CDS). Penalties for being found in possession of a CDS in Washington DC can vary depending on the type of substance found, the quantity of the substance, and other factors.
Interpreting possession and assigning penalties can be complex and it is important that court consider all aspects of your case. To learn more about penalties for possession of a controlled substance in Washington DC and how we can help you, visit:
Possession Charges in Washington DC
How we can help
If you are facing a possession charge in Virginia, Maryland or Washington DC, it is important to remember that your rights must be protected. Being represented by an experienced criminal defense attorney can help ensure the best results possible for your case.
There are some situations where a criminal defense lawyer can appeal to the court for your charge to be lowered to a less serious one. In other cases, it is sometimes possible to have a possession charge dropped entirely.
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