Drug Possession

Drug Possession

Regardless of the specific charge, drug possession and paraphernalia related crimes are taken very seriously in the state of North Carolina. The criminal defense attorneys at Everett Law Firm, P. A provide individualized legal support and skilled advocacy on behalf of those charged with the following criminal law violations within the state of North Carolina:

• Drug possession (Possession of Marijuana, Cocaine, Crack Cocaine, Heroin, Methamphetamines, Narcotics, Prescriptions and Others)
• Drug Paraphernalia Possession
• Drug Sales
• Drug Trafficking
• Drug Manufacturing

From negotiations, bonds to litigation, we will do everything in our power to minimize your exposure to the penalties associated with your drug possession, drug paraphernalia, and/or trafficking charges. The attorneys at Everett Law Firm, P.A are knowledgeable in both misdemeanor and felony criminal law matters. We work closely with our excellent staff and our clients to determine the specific circumstances and the best approach in each case.

For minors charged with criminal drug offenses, flexible sentencing options and treatment programs may be available for first time offenders. Moreover, flexible sentencing options and treatment programs may be available for adult first time offenders with drug possession and/or drug paraphernalia charges. Such alternative sentencing may be the best option to ensure minimal damage and impact of a drug related offense.

Depending on the severity of the charges, you may be facing serious consequences, including jail time, harsh fines, and loss of your driver's license. Additionally, there may be personal consequences upon conviction related to current or future employment and education. With offices located in Chapel Hill, near Durham and Raleigh, our firm is able to provide criminal defense services to college students at University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill (UNC), Duke, North Carolina State, North Carolina Central University, Elon University and others facing alcohol-related and drug-related charges.

Contact us today for a free initial consultation regarding the unique circumstances of your criminal law case.