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The California Health and Safety Code makes it a felony to possess marijuana for purposes of sale. If you are convicted of this crime, you may be facing anywhere from two, three or four years in state prison. However, you can be prosecuted for each type of drug (marijuana, cocaine, heroin, meth, etc.) you tried to sell or each sale you intended to make, dramatically increasing the amount of prison time you may have to serve if you are convicted.
If you’ve been accused of possessing drugs for sale, you require the services of an aggressive, experienced and knowledgeable criminal defense lawyer.
Our attorneys at Ernenwein & Mathes, LLP, are experienced Los Angeles criminal defense lawyers with over 60 combined years of experience defending persons accused of marijuana possession for purposes of sale.
Robert Ernenwein is a former Los Angeles deputy district attorney and is certified as a Criminal Law Specialist by the California State Bar Board of Legal Specialization. He has been selected for inclusion in California Super Lawyers for several years and has appeared as a legal analyst on multiple cable news programs, including Fox News.
The experience and capabilities that the attorneys at Ernenwein & Mathes, LLP, will bring to your marijuana possession for purposes of sale defense are unmatched.
Have you or someone you know been charged with a crime? Contact Ernenwein & Mathes, LLP, Los Angeles and Orange County criminal defense lawyers today at 310-375-5858 for a free case review.
Being accused of selling marijuana is a very serious charge. Some people view this kind of charge as less serious than other crimes. Yet, marijuana possession for the purpose of sale is often charged as a felony offense, meaning you could be looking at years behind bars. If you or someone you know has been arrested for selling marijuana, there are a few things you need to know.
The California Health and Safety Code makes it a felony to possess marijuana for purposes of sale. If you are convicted of this crime, you may be facing anywhere from two, three or four years in state prison. However, you can be prosecuted for each type of drug (marijuana, cocaine, heroin, meth, etc.) you tried to sell, or for each sale you intended to make, dramatically increasing the amount of prison time you may have to serve if you are convicted.
It is important that you familiarize yourself with the law, possible penalties and defenses available. Below is a top 5 list to help educate you on this crime.
Have you or someone you know been charged with a crime? Contact Ernenwein & Mathes, LLP, Los Angeles and Orange County criminal defense lawyers today at 310-375-5858 for a free case review.