Methamphetamine Possession/Distribution or Trafficking Crimes Lawyer

Due to the danger of methamphetamines, anyone caught with this drug or even paraphernalia in their possession can face serious legal consequences in Georgia. Possession of larger amounts or evidence of intent to distribute or manufacture this drug can result in a felony charge, with extensive fines and prison sentences if convicted. Do not risk your freedom or future if you are arrested for a methamphetamine crime. Contact Dwayne L. Brown to fight your criminal defense case.

Crystal meth, or methamphetamine, is a “schedule II” drug in Georgia, putting it in the same class as cocaine, some opiates and other chemical drugs. It is considered highly addictive and dangerous, which is why the penalties for possession, trafficking or distribution are harsh. Most meth possession convictions can result in a felony and imprisonment. If higher weights are found, distribution equipment or even ingredients needed to manufacture the drug, a person can face up to 25 years or more in prison. In addition, intent to distribute in “drug-free zones” carry higher penalties.

Legal Help for Those Facing Meth Criminal Charges

It is unlikely that anyone facing meth criminal charges will be extended leniency in the Georgia legal system. The addictive and destructive nature of this drug is taken seriously. However, there are options available for those addicted to meth and facing charges for possession. Drug courts and treatment plans are options to turn your life around. For those facing trafficking or distribution charges, you need an experienced attorney who can look at the evidence against you and find the best defense to fight your case.

If you have been arrested for a methamphetamine crime, you can trust Dwayne L. Brown to give your case the personalized attention required to obtain the best results. Contact our office in Atlanta to schedule a consultation to discuss your charges and begin building your defense.