Drug Delivery Charges in Seattle

If you have been arrested for a drug crime in Seattle, call attorney Steve Karimi. A drug crime can have serious consequences that can lead to jail time and other strict penalties. It is important to speak to an experienced Seattle Drug Possession attorney as soon as you are arrested for any type of drug crime. Only a skilled drug crime lawyer will be able to help you build a strong defense and get the results that you need. Seattle drug crime lawyer Steve Karimi is here to answer your questions during a free consultation. Call The Law Offices of Steve Karimi now to get started.

Drug laws in Washington can be confusing. It is one of only 2 states in the U.S. where small amounts of marijuana are legal. This can lead people to think that this means drug laws in general are lax. This is not true; in fact, most drug crimes are actually felonies in Seattle. There are many charges, such as drug delivery, that seem minor to some but are actually serious offenses. If you or a loved one are facing drug delivery charges, call the Seattle drug crimes attorneys at The Law Offices of Steve Karimi.

If you are accused of selling, distributing or delivering a controlled substance in Washington, you could be facing felony charges. It is illegal to selling or delivering controlled substances in Seattle, even in small amounts. In addition, the consequences for the delivery of illegal drugs are the same as dealing drugs in Seattle. This means that you can be sentenced for up to 5 years in prison for simply transporting drugs even if no money is involved. It is crucial that you call a knowledgeable Seattle drug delivery lawyer if you are facing charges for any type of drug charge. Attorney Steve Karimi is a former prosecutor so he understands how the other side works and what it takes to successfully defend you against drug delivery charges.

Seattle Drug Delivery Penalties

Drug delivery offenses can lead to serious consequences. It is important, when faced with any type of criminal charge, to understand what penalties can result from a conviction. Drug crimes in Washington that include delivery, distribution or sale of controlled substances are considered felonies. In Seattle, felonies are classified in grades from A to C. Each class carries its own set of minimum and maximum penalties. The exact sentence you can expect to face depends on several factors such as the type of drug you were delivering, the amount you had, where you were transporting it and to whom. The maximum penalties of a Class C felony include 5 years in jail and $10,000 in fines.  You could also face probation, drug treatment or testing and search and seizure of your personal property.

The best way to avoid the negative effects of a drug delivery charge is to avoid conviction altogether. You will not be able to do this alone however; you will need the assistance of an experienced Seattle drug crime attorney. Attorney Steve Karimi is a hard working drug crimes defense lawyer who will stop at nothing to defend you. When it comes to drug crimes, the best way to defend you is to work to suppress the evidence. In most cases the evidence against you (i.e. the controlled substance) is the crime. If we can prove that the evidence was obtained illegally or through unwarranted search by police, the evidence found cannot be used against you. Challenging the police's methods is not always easy so you will need an experienced drug defense attorney to help you.

Drug Delivery Defense Lawyer in Seattle

Any drug that is controlled can be used against you in a drug delivery charge. Whether it is large amounts of marijuana, can illegal drug like cocaine or heroin or a prescription drug, the charges will be severe and are classified as a felony. Hiring a hard working Seattle drug delivery defense lawyer is a smart way to ensure that you get the best possible results.

Seattle drug crimes attorney Steve Karimi is committed to his clients. Not only does he care about getting you great results, he cares about you as a person. Attorney Karimi will work hard for you and keep you up to date on your case's progress every step of the way. He has an in depth knowledge of Seattle drug law and uses his experience as a prosecutor to find the best defense strategy for you. The maximum sentence for a drug delivery offense is 5 years of jail time and a $10,000 fine! Judges want to appear tough on drug crimes and will not hesitate to sentence you to the maximum penalties. A Seattle drug delivery lawyer can help. Even if the evidence seems stacked against you, an experienced attorney can work with the prosecution to get you a favorable sentence in exchange for a guilty plea.

If you have been arrested in Seattle and are facing felony drug delivery charges, call The Law Offices of Steve Karimi now for a free consultation. The sooner you call, the sooner we can get to work for you.