
SARASOTA DRUG POSSESSION ATTORNEYS
Helping people fight drug possession cases throughout Sarasota and Manatee Counties
CHOOSE THE ATTORNEYS WHO KNOW HOW TO DEFEND POSSESSION OF DRUG CHARGES
DRUG CHARGES
If you have been arrested and charged with drug possession we can help you. From misdemeanor marijuana possession to large scale opiate, cocaine, and methamphetamine trafficking; we represent all drug charges. We have the legal skills and knowledge to get your possession of drugs case dropped and keep you from going to jail.
We Know How To Beat Drug Possession Charges
Drug possession cases are often filled with legal issues (or problems) for the state, such as illegal detentions, illegal searches, and illegal seizures.
A good drug possession lawyer will:
-
Have a complete understanding of Fourth Amendment Constitutional Law
-
Recognize illegal conduct on the part of the police
-
Know how to write and argue a winning Motion to Suppress for a drug possession case.
If There Are No Drugs Then There Is No Case!
If the police did not do things right and violated constitutional law, then all the evidence found as a result of their illegal search or seizure is subject to suppression. This means it cannot be used in court as evidence. Oftentimes in narcotics possession cases, the only evidence of a crime is the drugs. Therefore, if there are no drugs, then there is no case.


WERE YOU ARRESTED FOR DRUGS THAT WERE NOT ON YOU?
Learn about actual and constructive possession. Your case might be beatable.


What If My Case Is Bad And It Can't Be Dropped?
Sometimes narcotics possession cases are not beatable. If the case is bad, the best course of action may be to begin negotiating with the prosecutor. Negotiating with the prosecutor is an art form that is learned through experience.
When cases are particularly bad for the defense, a good drug possession attorney will think "outside the box" and find creative ways to ensure that the client gets the best deal possible.
What Is Mitigation Evidence And How Can It Help My Case?
One way of "thinking outside of the box" is to present what is referred to as mitigation evidence to the prosecutor. Some possible examples of mitigation evidence in the context of a drug possession case are:
-
The defendant is employed
-
Past hardships in life the defendant has suffered
-
Evidence that the defendant supports a family
-
The defendant's lack of criminal history
-
The completion of a rehabilitation program
-
Attending NA or AA meetings--getting help for a drug problem
-
Paying restitution to victims
-
Evidence the defendant suffers from mental health issues
-
Evidence the defendant suffers from a medical condition that could explain drug seeking behavior
We Do Everything In Our Power To Keep Our Clients From Going To Jail And To Get Them The Best Possible Deal
As drug possession attorneys we don't always get cases that are easily winnable, oftentimes we get very difficult ones that are bad for the defendant. A truly talented criminal defense lawyer is not only able to beat the good cases, but is also able to get the best possible deal for the client even if (legally speaking) it is a terrible case.
We have the experience, legal skills, and knowledge to protect you!
Call us to discuss your options and develop the best defense strategy for your case.
WHY CHOOSE SOLER & SIMON FOR YOUR DEFENSE?
-
Free consultation
-
Reasonable payment plans available!
-
A+ Better Business Bureau rating
-
Excellent communication
-
Former prosecutor
-
Handled hundreds of trials and thousands of cases.
-
Reduced Rates For First-Time Offenders!