Liberty County Drug Distribution Lawyer

Drug Distribution Charges

Charges of drug distribution are very serious, frequently resulting in much steeper penalties than those levied in simple possession cases. These penalties can also increase exponentially as the offense becomes more severe. For example, a distribution case that involves a dangerous drug such as cocaine, or a case that involves a large quantity of a particular drug, will bring punishment that is more serious than a case involving a smaller quantity of marijuana. Cases that involve heroin are usually penalized to the maximum extent, as heroin is considered one of the most dangerous drugs in circulation. Drug distribution penalties can include large fines, community service, probation, and incarceration in jail or state prison.

If you have been charged with distribution, it is recommended that you contact a Liberty County drug crimes lawyer, rather than face your charges alone. 

Attorney Doug Atkinson is an experienced, aggressive drug crime defense attorney who has represented a large number of individuals in his years of practicing law. He can provide you with the legal representation necessary to give you a strong chance of beating your charges in court and securing a full exoneration.

Legal Assistance in Your Drug Distribution Case

A primary part of any drug crime defense is the exposing of any rights violations against the defendant, either by law enforcement or by the prosecution in the case. As clandestine means such as surveillance and wiretapping are frequently utilized in drug distribution investigations, there is ample opportunity for one's rights to be undermined. An attorney will have the experience necessary to isolate these violations if they have occurred, and present them in a court of law to the possible substantial benefit of the accused.

If you have been charged with the illegal distribution of drugs, it is advised that you contact a Liberty County drug distribution attorney right away to discuss your available legal options.