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Criminal Defense • Drug Crimes

Drug Crimes Defense

Drug cases often turn on possession, knowledge, intent, search issues, statements, laboratory evidence, and the circumstances of the investigation.

Focused Criminal Defense

Build the defense around the evidence—not assumptions.

Drug cases often turn on possession, knowledge, intent, search issues, statements, laboratory evidence, and the circumstances of the investigation.

Rob Gill evaluates the government’s theory, the evidence supporting it, procedural issues, witness credibility, and the client’s priorities. His former-prosecutor experience helps him anticipate how the case may be framed while preparing the defense for hearings, motion practice, negotiation, and trial when necessary.

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What the Defense Examines

The details that can change the case.

No two cases are identical. A meaningful defense begins with the actual records, evidence, timeline, legal issues, and people involved.

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Who had access or control over the location

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Whether possession can be attributed to the accused

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Search and seizure issues

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Statements and alleged admissions

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Packaging, communications, cash, or other claimed indicia of sales

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Laboratory and chain-of-custody records

Drug Crimes FAQ

Common questions at the beginning of a case.

These answers are general information only and are not a substitute for advice about a specific matter.

Can a drug case depend on where the drugs were found?

Location and access can be important to issues such as possession and knowledge. The significance depends on the full facts.

Are search issues important in drug cases?

They can be. How evidence was discovered or seized may raise legal questions that should be evaluated from the reports, recordings, warrants, and other records.

Do all drug cases have the same outcomes?

No. The charge, substance, quantity, record, evidence, available programs, and procedural posture can all matter.

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