Florida Marijuana Charges Lawyer
Defending Your Future against Marijuana Charges
A Marijuana conviction in Tampa, Florida means that you will receive a swift two year suspension of your driver’s license. To avoid that outcome, learn what the Florida law considers possession of drugs.
Marijuana Possession, Florida Driver’s License Suspension
Receiving a conviction for Marijuana possession gives the DMV the authority to suspend your Florida driver’s license. Regardless of the context of the arrest, driving or not, the department of motor vehicles will revoke your driver’s license for a conviction which involves the possession or sale of any illicit drug.
When charged with Marijuana possession, it is important to consult an experienced attorney for advice on your defense options. William Hanlon is a Florida marijuana charges attorney with nearly 20 years of experience. His skills and knowledge could prove to be the difference between a conviction and a favorable resolution to your charges.
Your Word against the Police = a Criminal Record? Not True.
Anyone charged or under investigation for a drug crime, like Marijuana possession, might assume that it is a simple case of my word against the word of the Tampa police officer who made the arrest. If you have never been arrested before, you might think that the officer’s word always trumps the person caught with the drugs; however, you would be making a serious mistake. Many of Attorney Hanlon’s investigations of drug charges for which his clients have been arrested have had serious problems proving that the suspect had actual possession.
Attorney Hanlon has the skills and experience needed to help you defend your future against a damaging marijuana conviction, and the many penalties that result from it, including:
- Fines
- Jail time
- Probation
- Drug treatment classes
- License suspension
Contact Attorney Hanlon online or call 813-334-3910 to schedule a free consultation to discuss your case and learn more about your defense options.
