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From simple possession to manufacturing and delivery charges, we build defenses around search issues, chain of custody, and the specific facts of your case.
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Nearly 30 years of combined criminal defense experience
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| Situation | What's available |
|---|---|
| Simple possession | Defenses often include search and seizure issues |
| Manufacturing or delivery | Higher exposure, requires early case review |
| Alternative sentencing | Diversion, Drug Offender Sentencing Alternative, drug court, first time offender waivers |
Not every drug case can be dismissed, but there are often paths that reduce or avoid a conviction entirely. We look at how the search was conducted, whether the chain of custody was properly maintained, and whether alternative sentencing options like DOSA or drug court fit your situation. A drug conviction can affect employment and certain government benefits, so getting ahead of the case early matters.
Different drug charges must be treated differently. Simple drug possession is much different than drug manufacturing or drug delivery charges. The defenses can include search issues, chain of custody problems, factual defenses, and poor police work. Alternative sentencing options may also vary. These options can possibly help you avoid a conviction or at least jail time. These options might include: Diversion, Drug Offender Sentencing Alternatives, Drug Court, and First Time Offender Waivers. Regardless, drug charges are easier to deal with the help of an experienced drug attorney. Not every case can be dismissed, but there are often other options available that can minimize the damage that a drug conviction might otherwise carry. A drug conviction can make it hard to get a job and it might terminate certain government benefits. It may be possible to get a drug conviction expunged, but that takes time. There is no substitute for handling your case correctly from the start.
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Free consultation. Available 24/7. We quote a flat fee up front and offer payment plans on most cases. The number we quote is the number you pay, no matter how many hearings your case takes.
Cases we handle
Charges range from a simple push to felony assault with a weapon, every degree needs its own defense.
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Charges involving a partner, family member, or household member carry consequences beyond the case itself.
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Violating an order, or fighting to get one modified or lifted, requires careful, fast action.
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Threats, repeated unwanted contact, or intimidation charges, defended from the first accusation.
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Serious charges need serious defense. We handle felony cases across Clark County.
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Lower-level charges still carry real consequences. We fight to keep them off your record.
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FAQ
In some cases, yes. Washington offers several alternatives, including drug court and first time offender waivers, that can help avoid a conviction.
Drug court is a supervised program that lets eligible defendants complete treatment and monitoring instead of serving a traditional sentence, and can lead to a reduced or dismissed charge. Eligibility depends on the charge, your criminal history, and the county's program requirements, so it's worth reviewing your specific case early.
Possibly. If police obtained the evidence through an unlawful stop, search, or seizure, that evidence may be suppressed, which can weaken or end the state's case. Whether a search was lawful depends closely on the facts of how the encounter unfolded.
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Free consultation. Available 24/7. We quote a flat fee up front and offer payment plans on most cases. The number we quote is the number you pay, no matter how many hearings your case takes.