California Uniform Controlled Substances Act
Drug offenses in the state of California are described in the Health and Safety Code § 11377-11382.5. In California, it is illegal to sell, possess, or distribute any type of controlled substance without a valid prescription or any type of illegal drug. The California Uniform Controlled Substances Act regulates these actions and serves as the U.S. federal drug policy. Penalties and consequences for violating drug crime laws are quite severe and can vary depending on the type of schedule classification of the drug. Drug offense schedules are used to differentiate crimes involving cocaine, heroin, meth, marijuana, and other types of controlled substances.
Looking for a lawyer for your drug case in San Diego? Whatever classification your drug offense falls under, my firm can help you combat these charges. My goal is to listen to a client's concerns so that I can understand his or her objective for the outcome of their case. I understand how crucial listening and observing are to effectively defend clients' cases.
As a motivated and hard-working lawyer, I can offer you comprehensive drug offense defense. My firm understands that you may not be guilty for the offense that you have been charged with, especially if it involves a prescription drug. California's law enforcement is doing all that it can to arrest and prosecute people who mishandle illegal drugs and controlled substances.