Monthly Archives: July 2024
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Are You Facing Cocaine Trafficking Charges in Cobb County?
Under Georgia law, those who are found in possession of a certain amount of a controlled substance can be charged with drug trafficking. While all drug charges should be taken seriously, allegations of trafficking should be given additional weight, as penalties for a conviction are extremely severe. Moreover, judges are required in trafficking cases… Read More »
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Allegations of Trafficking in Methamphetamine in Cobb County
Drug trafficking is one of the most serious offenses that a person can be charged with in Georgia. Those convicted face a minimum prison sentence of between ten and 25 years, so it’s important for those who have been accused of engaging in trafficking, to start working with an attorney who can help them… Read More »
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Possession of Cocaine in Cobb County
In Georgia, all drug crimes are punished heavily, but those involving Schedule I and II drugs are penalized particularly harshly. As a Schedule II drug, cocaine falls under this category, which means that it is illegal to purchase, possess, or have under one’s control. Those who are found to have violated this law face… Read More »
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Possession of Methamphetamine in Cobb County
Possession of methamphetamine is a serious crime in Georgia, where a person could be charged with a felony, even for a first time offense. In fact, those in possession of more than 28 grams can expect their charges to be elevated to a trafficking offense, which comes with even more severe penalties. Because these… Read More »