Florida Possession of Prescription Medications Attorneys
Protecting Your Rights and Freedom
Accusations of forging a prescription, "shopping" more than one physician for multiple prescriptions, prescription fraud, or illegally obtaining prescription medications are serious criminal charges. If you or a loved one face possession of prescription medications charges, attorney Steven Kramer of the Kramer Law Firm can provide experienced and effective representation.
Have you been charged with a illegally possessing prescription medications? Contact an experienced criminal defense attorney. Call 866.716.4288 or 407.641.0268.
If you face charges of possession of prescription medications we conduct a full investigation of the facts surrounding your case. Police often make mistakes in issues of search and seizure. Did the police have probable cause to stop and search you? We will ask the court to suppress any illegally obtained evidence.
In many prescription cases, there is an innocent explanation. If you provide our office with a list of your prescriptions, we can use this information to discuss your case with the prosecution and seek a dismissal of the charges. Or perhaps you were driving a car that contained illegal prescription drugs, but you had no knowledge of the drugs. We have represented clients who were charged because:
- They didn't have the prescription bottle with them, even though the prescription was legal
- The prescription bottle had an expired date on it
We are always prepared to take a case to trial. However, if we agree that trial is unlikely to lead to a successful result, we will try to get your case before the Drug Court. In Drug Court, if you complete certain requirements, such as regular counseling, your case may be dismissed. We have defended men and women accused of illegally obtaining or possessing a number of prescription medications, including:
- Oxycontin
- Oxycodone
- Hydrocodone
- Codeine
- Xanax
- Ritalin
- Vicodin
- Percocet
- Adderall
- Dexidrine
For clients who do not have a criminal record, Pre-Trial Diversion may be an option. If you comply with the terms of Pre-Trial Diversion (passing drug tests, meeting regularly with a probation officer) the charges will be dismissed.
Contact a Criminal Defense Lawyer Serving the Orlando Area
If you face charges for illegally possessing prescription drugs, contact the Kramer Law Firm. We offer payment plans, accept credit cards, and are available for evening appointments. Our Altamonte Springs office is conveniently located right off of I-4, between 436 and 434. To contact a lawyer, call 866.716.4288 or 407.641.0268.
