Possession with Intent

Michigan Drug Crime Lawyers

Drug possession in itself may be a serious drug crime, particularly depending upon the type of drugs and the amount discovered on your person or property. At times, instead of facing simple drug possession charges a defendant will find that he is facing more serious criminal charges of possession with intent, which is essentially the possession of drugs or drug paraphernalia with the intent to sell. The presence of an extremely large amount of drugs or of particular items which may indicate the intent to distribute may cause the prosecuting attorney to pursue more serious charges against you.

Contact a Michigan drug crime lawyer at Freedman & Freedman today if you or someone you know has been accused of drug possession or possession with intent. You will need immediate representation, and we can launch an investigation into your charges as soon as possible to begin building a strong case on your behalf. With our over 34 years of collective legal experience and our tireless commitment to our clients, you will find that working with an attorney at our firm will bring you much-needed peace of mind when you need it most. We will take the time to inform you of your rights and options so you can make the right choice about your legal counsel, and if you retain the services of one of our attorneys we will keep you well-informed every step of the way so you know what is going on with your case.

Drug Crime Attorneys Serving Oakland County and Wayne County, Michigan

Drug distribution is an immediate felony offense in Michigan, and a defendant may face up to four years in state prison if convicted. For this reason, it is crucial that you do what you can to ensure your charges are not escalated simply due to the presence of baggies, measuring scales, large amounts of cash, pagers or PDAs or other items that law enforcement assumes indicate the intent to distribute or sell the drugs in your possession.

Fight your drug possession charges with a Michigan drug crime attorney at our firm at your side. We represent clients throughout all of Wayne County and Oakland County, and your initial consultation is free. Contact Freedman & Freedman today!