Diligent Defense In Drug Crime Charges

Even with the legalization of pot or marijuana in the state of Colorado, you can still be charged with a drug crime. These charges can bring serious, long-term consequences.

Professional Criminal Defense In Drug Charges

Drug charges in Colorado carry a heavy sentencing schedule. Work with an attorney who understands the charges, the courts and who has proven skill in defense strategy. If you are facing criminal drug charges, do not wait. Call Zuckerman Law, at 720-500-5757. We will explain your options and walk you through the process in a no-commitment, free initial consultation.

We can help you with misdemeanor or felony charges relating to:

• Distribution or intent to distribute a controlled substance including cocaine, crack or methamphetamine
• Possession of prescription painkillers without a prescription including OxyContin, Oxycodone, Vicodin, Percocet, Norco and others.
• Mushrooms, Ecstasy (MDMA), PCP, LSD or other hallucinogen
• Driving under the influence of drugs (DUID) or driving while intoxicated (DUI)
• Organized crime

We have represented young teens, college students and older adults from numerous charges.

Protecting Your Constitutional Rights

We are guaranteed certain rights and protections under the U.S. Constitution. Was the evidence properly gathered? Was your right to not speak respected? Did the police have reasonable cause, a search warrant? If you answered no to any of these questions, you may already have a strong defense.

Everybody’s Doing It

The law’s focus is not on all people who use drugs, only on those who get caught. There could be 100 people at a concert, party or other gathering and you may be the only one who gets caught.

Unfortunately law enforcement goes after the easy target: Those who have the fewest defenses and who are already in some way vulnerable. At Zuckerman Law, we are invested in our clients. This means providing a strong defense but also seeking a long-term solution. If you have addiction issues, entering a program might not only spare you from prison time, it may save your life.

Two Statements That Can Protect You

As attorneys who educate Denver public school children about their rights as guaranteed in our Constitution, we know that each person has the power to not implicate themselves. If you are ever pulled over or detained by law enforcement, simply and respectfully state:

1. I don’t want to talk.
2. I want a lawyer.

Then ask, “Am I free to leave?” If law enforcement repeatedly questions you, clearly repeat statements one and two above. At your first opportunity, contact an experienced attorney.

Call The Experienced Attorneys

When you need persuasive, tough and experienced litigators working for you, call Zuckerman Law, at 720-500-5757, or email us and we will get back to you quickly.