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Our Sydney Drug Lawyers are a results-driven, client focused team that provides the highest possible standard of experienced representation. Our record of exceptional results and regular appearances in high-profile matters makes us the best team to assist in your criminal case. See our drug results here:
At Criminal Lawyers Group, we understand the impact that a conviction for drug possession can have on your future.
Our Sydney Drug Lawyers pride ourselves on our 98% Success Rate in Drug possession first time offenders obtaining a no conviction result.
Our Sydney Drug Lawyers will guide you to obtaining the best result in your case.
Possession means at the relevant time; you have control over the drug in question. You may have control alone or jointly. You and/or those persons must have the right to exclude other people from it.
Whether you are using the drug or not or it belongs to you, a person can be charged with a drug possession offence by knowingly having a prohibited drug under their control.
When charged with possession you can plead guilty or not guilty to the charge. Our Sydney Drug Lawyers will guide you through this very important decision making process.
Our Sydney Drug Lawyers know how to obtain no conviction results.
The sentences for possession range depending on a number of considerations.
If you are first time offender, it is important to be represented by our Sydney Drug Lawyers, who have a proven track-record of obtaining the best results. See our high-profile cases here.
Our Sydney Drug Lawyers can help you obtain a S10 NO CONVICTION for your case. Contact us here.
If you are in need of legal assistance, we are here to help. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation with one of our experienced attorneys.
If a person gives or sells a prohibited drug to another person, they can be charged with drug supply. Supply has a very broad definition:
"supply" includes sell and distribute, and also includes agreeing to supply, or offering to supply, or keeping or having in possession for supply, or sending, forwarding, delivering or receiving for supply, or authorising, directing, causing, suffering, permitting or attempting any of those acts or things.
Some examples of drug supply include:
> Helping a friend source drugs
> Given your friend some of your drugs even without being paid
> Selling left over drugs to a friend for money
The sentences for supply range depending on a number of considerations. It is important to be represented by our Drug Specialist Criminal Lawyers who have a track-record of obtaining the best results. See our high-profile cases here.
When a person has a above a "trafficable quantity" of a drug they can be charged with deemed supply. There does not need to be evidence of a transaction having occurred. '
In some cases, our team will be able to negotiate a downgrade of the charge of supply to a possession charge. The defendant would need to prove that the drugs were for personal use.
The sentences for supply range depending on a number of considerations. It is important to be represented by our Drug Specialist Criminal Lawyers who have a track-record of obtaining the best results. See our high-profile cases here.
It is an offence if an owner/occupier of any premises allows the property to be used as a drug premises. This could involve an owner turning a blind eye to a tenant using the property for drug manufacturing. It is a difficult offence to prove if the owner does not reside at the property. The offence carry an imprisonment sentence.
These are extremely serious offences. There difference between Drug cultivation and Manufacture of Drug is that: Cultivation involves the process of growing a prohibited plant. Drug manufacture and production related to any process that is used, other than cultivation, to produce a drug. Penalties can range from a monetary penalty to life imprisonment.
It is an offence if an owner/occupier of any premises allows the property to be used as a drug premises. This could involve an owner turning a blind eye to a tenant using the property for drug manufacturing. It is a difficult offence to prove if the owner does not reside at the property. The offence carry an imprisonment sentence.
Steven Mercael - Principal Lawyer and Founder of Criminal Lawyers Group - is a leading Sydney Drug Lawyer delivering exceptional results in all courts. Contact Us Today.
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