Florida Drug Trafficking: Lawyer and Attorney Help
Drug Trafficking charges in Florida carry serious punishments because they are subject to mandatory minimum prison sentences. This means that upon a conviction the law requires a judge to impose a sentence of imprisonment, even for first offenders. The mandatory sentences range from three years to life, depending on the type and amount of drugs.
At the Law Offices of Joseph S. Rosenbaum, we are experienced in providing legal representation against drug trafficking charges which usually involve the sale or distribution of large amounts of illegal drugs. Not all drug trafficking cases involve a large quantity of drugs. In Florida, the prosecution is not required to prove the sale or delivery of illegal drugs to win a drug trafficking case.
Florida Possession of Drugs Law:
Merely the possession of a certain amount of ecstasy, marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamines, heroin or other controlled substances, can result in drug trafficking charges. You may face criminal charges for drug trafficking regardless of whether or not the drugs were for personal use or not intended for sale.
With his specialized experience in the Narcotics Division of the State Attorney's Office in Florida, Attorney Joseph S. Rosenbaum has the insight to inform you of the legal proceedings that result from a drug trafficking charges. From the moment you enter his office, up to the end of a subsequent trial or completion of your case, Attorney Rosenbaum is confident that you will receive the personalized legal representation you need to protect your personal freedom.
Attorney Joseph S. Rosenbaum takes great pride in personally developing your best strategy. He will carefully review all the records related to your drug trafficking charges to make sure the prosecution is not cutting any corners. Many times police misconduct can result in the suppression of drug evidence and the dismissal of charges. Attorney Rosenbaum analyzes your drug arrest to determine if police have conducted an illegal search and seizure. If so, your charges may be dropped.
When police make an arrest for drug trafficking offenses, many times the government will attempt to seek cooperation from the person arrested. This scenario could force you to reveal information that you would not normally disclose. Although the government may offer a reduction in your charges, you are not obligated to disclose sensitive information to the authorities without first consulting an attorney. Do not feel pressured by police to reveal any further details surrounding your drug trafficking charge. For experienced legal representation, trust Attorney Rosenbaum, a lawyer who was in charge of the narcotics division of the prosecution's office. Contact drug trafficking attorney Rosenbaum at 305-446-6099.
