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Drug Crimes Attorney in Christiansburg, Virginia

Extensive Criminal Defense Experience To Help Those In Montgomery County Facing Drug Charges

Facing Drug Possession, Manufacture, Or Distribution? I Can Help.

Anything involving illegal drugs in Virginia will likely entail legal consequences, and many people already know this. However, they may not understand the exact repercussions that go in tandem with a certain type of drug and the action associated.

All drug offense convictions in the state of Virginia will typically involve the loss of a driver's license. However, depending on the situation and how the drug is classified, an offender could face much steeper penalties.

Different Penalties For Different Drug Schedules

For instance, possession of a Schedule I substance, like heroin, LSD, and Ecstasy, is a felony with up to a 10-year prison sentence and serious fines. However, an individual convicted of possession of a Schedule 1 substance with intent to distribute can face up to 40 years in prison, and even life in prison for a third conviction for such an offense. Alternately, a convicted of possession of a Schedule V substance, like codeine, is likely to carry a simple fine.

Some drugs, like marijuana, aren't even listed under a Schedule but are classified separately with their own distinct penalties.

The exact repercussions you face ultimately depend on the type of drug involved, how it's classified, and your specific circumstances.

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If you have been charged with a drug-related crime, I can help you find out what you're up against. I am criminal defense attorney Will Clemons and have been handling drug offenses and other criminal matters for individuals in Southwest Virginia since 2007.

As a former public defender with the Pulaski Public Defender's Office, I conducted many jury trials and gained extensive knowledge of lawful police procedures like search and seizure methods. As a former prosecutor with the Roanoke City Commonwealth's Attorney Office, I learned what prosecutors do and need to build a solid case.

Whether you are charged with drug possession, distribution, manufacturing or even drug possession with intent to manufacture or distribute, I can help.

I also help individuals facing traffic citations such as speeding tickets and other moving violations.

Contact me to discuss your situation: (540) 305-3745. Free consultations. Jail visits.