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Cocaine is a controlled substance in Florida. It comes in many forms, but all are illegal and vigorously prosecuted in the state of Florida. If charged with simple possession of Cocaine or possession of a controlled substance, you are being charged with a 3rd degree felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison and up to a $5000 fine. In addition, if you are adjudicated guilty of a possession charge, your driver’s license will be revoked for two years. Additional charges are possible, depending on the circumstances of your case, such as: possession of cocaine with intent to sell or deliver, sale and delivery of cocaine, trafficking in cocaine, or other criminal charges. Those charges carry additional penalties. If you’re facing cocaine charges, contact one of our Orlando Drug Lawyers at (407) 956-2172 to discuss your case at a confidential consultation.
While the potential penalties are scary, you definitely have options. Your attorney can negotiate plea deals, challenge the State’s evidence, and/or take your case to trial to defend your rights. Contact a lawyer for possession of cocaine charges in Orlando right away to discuss your options.
If you have been charged, or expect to be charged, with cocaine possession, call one of the experienced Florida cocaine possession defense attorneys at Brown & Rice, P.A. for a confidential consultation to discuss your case and the options available to you.
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Cocaine is a controlled substance in Florida. It comes in many forms, but all are illegal and vigorously prosecuted in the state of Florida. If charged with simple possession of Cocaine or possession of a controlled substance, you are being charged with a 3rd degree felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison and up to a $5000 fine. In addition, if you are adjudicated guilty of a possession charge, your driver’s license will be revoked for two years. Additional charges are possible, depending on the circumstances of your case, such as: possession of cocaine with intent to sell or deliver, sale and delivery of cocaine, trafficking in cocaine, or other criminal charges. Those charges carry additional penalties. If you’re facing cocaine charges, contact one of our Orlando Drug Lawyers at (407) 956-2172 to discuss your case at a confidential consultation.
While the potential penalties are scary, you definitely have options. Your attorney can negotiate plea deals, challenge the State’s evidence, and/or take your case to trial to defend your rights. Contact a lawyer for possession of cocaine charges in Orlando right away to discuss your options.
If you have been charged, or expect to be charged, with cocaine possession, call one of the experienced Florida cocaine possession defense attorneys at Brown & Rice, P.A. for a confidential consultation to discuss your case and the options available to you.
Call us now to discuss your case. (407) 956-2172
You may also have been charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, in addition to possession of cocaine. It is a misdemeanor to use, possess, manufacture, deliver, or advertise drug paraphernalia. Drug paraphernalia can include pipes, bongs, scales and other measuring devices, containers, bags, and more. A first-degree misdemeanor conviction for drug paraphernalia puts you at risk for a $1,000 fine and a year in jail. Often, the police charge you with paraphernalia just for the baggie the cocaine was in. It is in your best interest to immediately contact an experienced drug paraphernalia attorney at Brown & Rice, PA
Call us now to discuss your case. (407) 956-2172
If you have been charged with cocaine possession in the Orlando, Florida area, you need an experienced cocaine possession defense attorney to review your case and defend your rights. The cocaine possession attorneys at Brown & Rice, PA are experienced with charges for cocaine related offenses. These criminal defense attorneys will examine your case for any potential defenses that can be used to lower or even dismiss the charges against you.
Call us now to discuss your case. (407) 956-2172