Posession of Cannabis Greater Than 20 Grams
Protecting Your Rights and Freedom
Many otherwise law-abiding citizens use marijuana recreationally or for medical purposes, leading many users to believe that the legal consequences of a marijuana possession conviction may be minor. However, when the amount of marijuana in question is 20 grams or greater, it can result in a felony charge of possession of cannabis.
If you have been charged of possession of cannabis greater than 20 grams, it is important that you fight your charges or take steps to mitigate consequences. In addition to suffering a life-long status as a convicted felon, a conviction of possession of cannabis greater than 20 grams is likely to lead to:
- Prison time and probation
- Fines
- The loss of your driver's license for two years, and the possible loss of professional licenses, including medical and legal licenses
The Kramer Law Firm is experienced in fighting drug possession charges. If you or a loved one has been charged with drug possession, contact us today or call 866.716.4288 or 407.641.0268.
We will tenaciously fight your charges, and will seek the best possible result, whether it is a dismissal or reduction of the charges, or an acquittal at trial. In every case, we research the applicable law in order to determine if the police violated your rights. We look closely at the police reports and witness statements, and work with private investigators when necessary to gain a full picture of the facts.
We will pursue every available option including pre-trial diversion and drug court. Successfully completing either of these programs will result in a complete dismissal of all criminal charges. Pre-Trial Diversion programs often have strict requirements and are often only available to first time offenders. Pre-Trial Diversion programs often require an educational class, 10-20 hours of community service, no additional criminal arrests, and random drug testing. Once completed, all pending charges will be dismissed.
Drug Court is designed for defendants with drug addiction. Drug Court requires the defendant to participate in drug counseling and random urinalysis. The defendant will be monitored by the Court for the duration of the program. Once the Drug Court program is completed, all charges are dismissed.
Firm attorney and founder Steven Kramer has a background in counseling. This experience has helped him represent and counsel people facing drug charges. To learn more about how Kramer Law Firm can help you fight your marijuana, meth or cocaine possession charges, contact our firm.
Contact an Orlando Criminal Defense Attorney
Contact the Kramer Law Firm if you need a lawyer to defend you against marijuana possession charges. We are based in Altamonte Springs, offer payment plans, accept credit cards, and can make ourselves available for evening appointments. We are conveniently located right off of I-4, between 436 and 434. To contact a lawyer, call 866.716.4288 or 407.641.0268.
