Drug CrimesThe war on drugs is waged in the federal, state, and municipal courts throughout the United States daily. Penalties for drug offenses have never been higher.
The most common drug offenses include:
Someone facing a federal drug charge can get leniency by identifying other players. Someone arrested by local law enforcement could end up in the federal system because of decisions made in private between state and federal prosecutors — and there is no appeal because a case is handed over to the federal authorities. While some states (e.g., New York and Michigan) have draconian drug sentencing laws, the federal system is notorious for the severity of its mandatory minimum sentences for possession of even small amounts of drugs. In addition, federal prisons have essentially abolished parole, which has led to huge growth in the federal prison population. While far more people are in state facilities on drug charges — about 400,000 to 500,000 — by comparison they make up between 20 to 25 percent of that prison population. Christopher J. Angles Can HelpMr. Angles has the confidence, experience, and expertise to deal with federal and state authorities when it comes to defending individuals facing drug charges. If you have been accused or charged with such a crime, please call immediately. The initial consultation is free. You have nothing to lose but your freedom. Early intervention in criminal matters, specifically drug offenses, can be pivotal to the outcome of your case. |
"Early intervention in criminal matters, specifically drug offenses, can be pivotal to the outcome of your case." |
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