Fort Lauderdale Drug Manufacturing Defense Lawyer  

When You Have Been Accused of a Serious Drug Crime

The Florida legislature has made it unlawful for any person to sell, manufacture or deliver, or possess with intent to sell, manufacture or deliver, a controlled substance. Depending on the circumstances involved, the consequences of a conviction can be very serious.

That is why, as your lawyer, I fight hard to help you get the best possible results in court. At The Law Office of Gustavo E. Frances, P.A., I use my experience and knowledge of the court system to help get results for people facing drug charges throughout the Fort Lauderdale area.

If you have been arrested for a serious drug crime, you can contact me at any time by calling toll-free at 866-435-4172. I am personally available 24 hours a day and seven days a week. I accept most major credit cards and offer payment plans for my services.

I represent people facing charges related to many different alleged activities:

• Running marijuana grow houses
• Manufacturing methamphetamine (meth)
• Possessing chemicals used in the manufacture of meth
• Possessing large amounts powder cocaine or crack
• Possessing a certain amount of ecstasy or designer drugs
• Possession large amounts of prescription drugs such as Oxycodone, Oxycontin, Vioxx, or Vicodin

Under the law, certain amounts of drugs in certain circumstances can be enough for a person to be charged with a drug trafficking offense. The amounts are not very large. Measured in grams, these smaller amounts of drugs — like a few ecstasy pills — can actually be considered large enough under the law to carry a charge for drug trafficking.

And drug trafficking carries mandatory minimum sentences, which increase as the alleged weight of the drug increases.

One thing is true: If you have been charged with drug trafficking, narcotic sales or another serious drug crime, getting a criminal defense lawyer as soon as possible is critical to your success.

Take Action. Talk to a Lawyer.

If you have been accused of a drug crime, take action. Once you are arrested for any alleged offense, do not communicate further with any detectives, police, state attorneys or other government personnel without having an experienced attorney beside you. It is important to understand that anything you say to law enforcement after being arrested can become evidence that will potentially be used against you.

Contact Me

Take action. Talk to an attorney about your legal problems. Contact The Law Office of Gustavo E. Frances, P.A., toll-free at 866-435-4172. I am available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. And consultations are always free and confidential.