Serious Charges Need Serious Representation
Convictions for possession of illegal drugs or the unlawful possession of prescription medication can carry far-reaching consequences in South Carolina. Whether you are in possession of and intending to personally use drugs such as marijuana, cocaine, or opioids, or whether you intend to sell, law enforcement prosecutes these offenses vigorously. A conviction may mean fines that strain your finances, a lengthy prison sentence that puts pressure on your family, and the possibly permanent consequence of a criminal record that could make it difficult for you to find a job, rent an apartment, own or possess a firearm, or even see your children.
Defending a felony or misdemeanor drug case can take a lot of time and work on behalf of the attorney. It’s important to have an experienced attorney familiar with the process, the law and the potential consequences.