Yes, the Prosecutor Will File Charges for Cocaine
In many places, prosecutors do not file charges for a small amount of cocaine, but not in Maricopa County and other parts of Arizona. Every narcotics possession, even a small amount of cocaine, can mean an arrest and conviction — and that means a criminal record.
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At the Joseph Chornenky law firm in Phoenix, we have handled thousands of drug possession cases over the past 30 years — and we have a lot of grateful clients because we focus our entire law firm's attention on each case. Our Mesa Criminal defense lawyers work closely with our clients and keep you informed at every step.
Cocaine possession charges can harm your reputation.
Do not take chances. A cocaine charge will not simply go away. It is important to have an experienced attorney who has an in-depth understanding of the law, a commitment to you, and a knowledge of the county prosecutor's policies.
Your attorney will immediately begin to look for the weaknesses in the prosecutor's case. In many situations, when called in at an early stage, we are able to point out those problems to law enforcement and the charges will be dropped or never filed. Cocaine is recognized as an addictive drug, but one that is easier to quit than others (particularly meth). There may be an opportunity for diversion, an option that opens the possibility of no charges.
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The sooner you contact our Cocaine defense law office, the more opportunities there may be to minimize the consequences. The consultation is free. Talk to a drug crimes defense lawyer at our law firm in Phoenix.
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