Drug Possession and Distribution Charges Carry Serious Consequences

Experienced legal representation in Prince William and Fauquier Counties, Including Manassas, Woodbridge, Gainesville, Haymarket, Bristow, Warrenton and surrounding areas

Whether you face minor possession charges or you have been arrested for drug distribution, a drug offense conviction will have a major impact on your life. From the immediate impact of fines and jail time, to the long-term consequences of a criminal record, you want a lawyer who can protect your rights and minimize the potential damages.

Building a Strong Criminal Defense after Drug Charges

From the Manassas law offices of Robert H. Klima, PC, attorney Maureen A. Kersey protects the rights of the accused facing a wide range of drug charges in Virginia courts. She will listen to your concerns and look at the facts surrounding your case, and determine whether you can negotiate a fair plea or you should take your fight to court. Either way, she will be ready to protect you.

There are serious potential penalties for all drug possession and distribution charges, which vary greatly depending on the exact circumstances of your case. There are aggravating factors that can greatly enhance the penalties, such as possession in a school zone or a related weapons offense. Attorney Maureen A. Kersey will work to achieve a reduction in the charges whenever possible. Charges may include:

• Drug possession
• Possession with intent to distribute
• Distribution
• Drug trafficking
• Gang-related offenses
• Use of a firearm in the commission of a felony

The exact penalties you face also depend on the type of drugs involved in your case. Maureen A. Kersey works to protect the accused facing charges involving all types of illegal substances, including narcotics, marijuana, cocaine, crystal meth, PCP and prescription drugs.

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With offices in Manassas, defense attorney Maureen A. Kersey protects the accused facing misdemeanor and felony drug charges in all Virginia courts. Call 703-361-5051 or contact her today on-line to find out more.