As we discussed last week, drug charges and other criminal charges can affect your ability to travel to other countries. That, however, is only one aspect of your life that can change when you are convicted of a crime. With that in mind, you can see why it is vital for people who are facing criminal charges to fight against those charges or try to get the best outcome as possible for their case.
We know that facing any criminal charges can be a difficult position for someone to be in. When you are facing drug charges, it is vital that you have someone in your corner who is familiar with the drug laws in Maryland and the consequences of a conviction. We are familiar with these aspects of dealing with drug charges and can help you to get answers to your questions.
We look at all drug charges as serious. Whether you are facing charges for possession of prescription drugs, marijuana or narcotics, we can help you to learn about your options for a defense. Trafficking drugs, distributing drugs and other drug-related charges are also some that we can help you learn about.
In some cases, you might be eligible for probation before judgment, which would mean that you wouldn't have conviction on your record if you finish the probation without violating the terms. That, however, is only an option if you haven't ever had a drug-related conviction.
Before you speak to any law enforcement officer or accept any deals, make sure that you understand your rights under the law. You must ensure that you fully understand what is being offered and how it will affect you.