ORANGE COUNTY DRUG TRAFFICKING ATTORNEY
Experienced Representation for Drug Crimes
Drug trafficking is one of the most serious drug crimes in California. Punishments for convictions are far more severe than for simple drug possession. If you or a loved one has been arrested for drug trafficking, call our Orange County drug crimes attorney right away to fight on your behalf. With years of insight and experience, our firm is more than prepared to take on your case.
FEDERAL DRUG TRAFFICKING
More serious penalties will be enforced when the federal government gets involved in a trafficking case. This normally happens when a person is suspected of trafficking in unusually large amounts of methamphetamine or distributing drugs across state, or national borders. A federal trafficking conviction can result in at least 10 years to life in jail and a $10 million fine for a first offense.
At the Law Offices of Jacqueline Goodman, we can aggressively defend you if you are charged with drug trafficking in Orange County. Our firm is unafraid to take on the tough charges you face and can build a solid defense for you.
Call us today at (714) 266-3945 in Orange County to begin work on your case during your free evaluation!
Criminal cases are often complicated. There are two sides to every story, and it is important that the court sees the situation clearly. We can help defend you in your criminal case and make sure your perspective is heard.
PUNISHMENTS FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING
Drug trafficking covers many offenses including the act of transporting, selling, furnishing, administering, selling, or distributing illegal substances. Such a crime is a felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison and upwards of $10,000 in fines.
Any of the following circumstances can enhance the penalties:
- If the offender has a prior criminal record
- If there are minors involved
- Transporting controlled substances in restricted areas such as a school
- The amount and types of drugs involved
To be convicted of drug trafficking, the prosecution must prove that the drugs were in a person's possession with the intent to sell or distribute them rather than for personal consumption. In addition to jail time, an offender can face heavy fines, asset forfeiture and registration as a narcotics offender. Repeat offenders will receive even longer prison sentences for additional drug convictions.
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REAL PEOPLE. REAL RESULTS.
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CHILD ENDANGERMENT / CRUELTY
Penal Code 273a(b) Child endangerment/cruelty.
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CHILD MOLESTATION
Child molestation: Felony.
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PROBATION VIOLATION
PC 1203.2 Committing a new crime or violating any term or condition of probation.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER OF POLICE OFFICER
Los Angeles Arrest Pre-filing representation on Attempted murder of police officer, assault with a deadly weapon upon a police officer.
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CONTEMPT OF COURT ORDER
Contempt of court order by a gang member.
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CHILD SEX ABUSE CASE
Child Sex Abuse case dismissed.
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