Champaign Defense Attorneys for Marijuana Possession for Alzheimer’s

Champaign Defense Attorneys for Marijuana Possession for Alzheimer’s You’ve been charged with a drug crime, and you’re scared about what comes next. Drug offenses are taken very seriously across the United States. The state of Illinois falls in line with many other states that penalize drug offenses, such as marijuana possession, harshly. When it comes...

Drug Crime Defense

February 3rd, 2022

Champaign Defense Attorneys for Marijuana Possession for Cancer Relief

Champaign Defense Attorneys for Marijuana Possession for Cancer Relief Being accused of a drug crime is a serious matter. If you were arrested or charged with possession of marijuana, contact the Champaign marijuana possession lawyers at immediately. Our legal team has the experience to advocate for your rights and fight for your freedom. An arrest,...

Drug Crime Defense

December 1st, 2021

What Qualifies as Drug Paraphernalia?

When people think of drug crimes, one that’s often overlooked is possession of drug paraphernalia. But you don’t even have to have drugs on your person or in your home to be charged with possession of drug paraphernalia. You can be arrested just for having certain items that are associated with consuming, manufacturing, or distributing...

Marijuana Defense

October 19th, 2021

How to Avoid a Marijuana Possession Charge

Now that recreational marijuana use by adults is legal in Illinois, I can’t get arrested for possession of marijuana, right? Wrong. Although Illinois has relaxed certain restrictions relating to an adult’s possession and use of recreational marijuana, you can still be arrested and face stiff penalties for violating numerous regulations that are still in place....

Drug Crime Defense

March 19th, 2019

Methamphetamines

Champaign Methamphetamine Defense Lawyers American prosecutors do not treat drug crimes lightly, and Illinois is no exception. If you’re facing drug possession and delivery offenses, there are serious consequences. If convicted, you could face hefty fines and significant jail time. If you have been charged with possession of meth, you may not know where to...

Drug Crime Defense

February 13th, 2019

Heroin

Illinois Heroin Crimes Lawyer If you have been accused of a crime involving heroin, contact the Champaign-Urbana criminal defense lawyers of at . Heroin is an opioid most commonly used recreationally for its euphoric effects. Though heroin is a dangerous drug that presents a serious risk to those that use it, often wreaking havoc on...

Drug Crime Defense

December 7th, 2018

Marijuana

Champaign-Urbana Marijuana Defense Lawyers In the United States, prosecutors often press for the harshest possible punishments for those charged with drug crimes, so convictions can carry serious consequences. Although medical marijuana is now allowed under Illinois state law through the Compassionate Use of Medical Cannabis Pilot Program Act, marijuana possession without the proper allowances from...

Drug Crime Defense

May 27th, 2015

Student receives reduced charges and probation after pleading guilty

A student from the University of Illinois was sentenced after pleading guilty to the Class 3 felony of one count of possession of cannabis with intent to deliver between 30-500 grams, according to the News-Gazette on May 27. For pleading guilty, the student received a reprieve on more serious charges brought against her, including the intent...

Criminal Defense

January 14th, 2015

Hoopeston man arrested for cannabis possession

Thirty-four-year-old Hoopeston, Illinois resident Kareem Marshall is currently detained at the Champaign County Jail with a $10,000 bond after being arrested for charges of felony unlawful possession with intent to deliver cannabis, The News-Gazette reported on December 31. A police report showed that Marshall, holding a duffel bag, asked the clerk on duty at the front...

Drug Crime Defense

March 13th, 2014

Woman Sentenced to Probation in Connection to Drug Charges

A 20-year-old woman was recently sentenced to 4 years of probation after being convicted on Class 1 felony charges, which can carry sentences as high as 15 years in prison. The woman was accused of being part of a drug selling ring operating in Urbana, IL, and was one of five people arrested on February...

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