Possession of Drugs
Newark Drug Possession Defense LawyerThe consequences of a drug possession conviction in New Jersey can be severe: three to five years in a New Jersey state prison, up to $35,000 in fines and driver's license suspension of up to two years. In addition, immigrants — both legal and illegal — can face deportation. Working with an experienced criminal defense attorney can make a significant difference. Joseph D. Rotella is a Certified Criminal Trial Attorney who has helped numerous clients secure favorable results in their drug possession case. To discuss your case in a free consultation, contact the Newark law offices at 973-621-0333. Have You Been Charged with Possession of The Following Drugs?
The severity of a possession case depends on the quantity of drugs involved:
As an experienced defense attorney, Joseph D. Rotella knows what legal options are available to individuals charged with all types of drug crimes. One such option, the Conditional Discharge Program, halts prosecution in a drug crime case for one year. If the defendant stays arrest free during that period, the charges may be dismissed — no criminal record, no loss of driver's license. Mr. Rotella has experience with diversion programs and will determine if this is a viable option in your drug possession case. The sooner you contact a defense lawyer, the better. Whether you have been charged with possession of a controlled substance, drug distribution or another drug crime, it has never been more important to ensure that your rights are fully protected under the law. Contact — Free ConsultationsIf you need effective, aggressive drug possession defense, contact Joseph D. Rotella's Newark offices at 973-621-0333. Learn More: |




