Drug Crimes
Protect Your Rights and Future with an Experienced Drug Crime Defense Lawyer
Facing charges related to drug crimes can have life-altering consequences.
Whether you’re accused of possession, distribution, trafficking, or manufacturing, our experienced drug crime attorneys understand the nuances of the law and are committed to protecting your rights. We work tirelessly to build a strong defense and help you move forward with confidence.
Why Hire a Drug Crime Defense Lawyer?
Drug crime charges in Utah carry severe penalties, from fines and probation to lengthy prison sentences. Having an experienced attorney on your side ensures a comprehensive review of the evidence, effective negotiation for reduced penalties, and a personalized strategy to achieve the best possible outcome for your case.
Drug Crimes Defense Attorneys
If you’ve been charged with a drug crime in Utah, the consequences can be life-changing. Our experienced drug crime defense attorneys know how to challenge unlawful searches, suppress evidence, and negotiate reduced or dismissed charges. We fight to protect your rights at every stage of the process.
Cory brings broad litigation experience to every case, with a background spanning personal injury, family law, real estate, construction defect, and constitutional law.
A seasoned trial attorney, Katie has defended clients facing some of the most serious criminal charges, from drug offenses and domestic violence to sex crimes and homicide.
Steven brings a methodical, analytical approach to every case, combining careful preparation with strong advocacy to build strategies that hold up in and out of the courtroom.
Mark has argued before the Utah Supreme Court and earned jury acquittals across a wide range of criminal cases, from misdemeanors to first-degree felonies.
Brad has a proven record in high-stakes criminal defense, securing jury acquittals in complex cases ranging from serious state felonies to federal charges.
How Much Does a Drug Crime Defense Attorney Cost?
Are You Facing Felony or Misdemeanor Drug Charges?
Facing Drug Charges?
We are here to protect your rights. Contact us today to schedule a confidential consultation.
Consultations on drug cases are free, but consultations on other matters may require a fee.
Call Us:
Tooele & South Jordan: (435) 830-7577
Park City & Wasatch Back: (435) 631-2203
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if I've been arrested or charged with a drug crime in Utah?
Stay calm, and don’t discuss your case with police or anyone else before speaking with an attorney. Drug cases often turn on how evidence was obtained, so it’s important to contact a drug crimes defense attorney right away who can review the search, the charges, and your options before you say anything that could be used against you.
If I've been charged with a drug crime, do I need a lawyer?
Yes. Drug charges in Utah range from misdemeanors to serious felonies, and the penalties depend heavily on the substance, quantity, and circumstances of your arrest. A drug crimes defense attorney can challenge how evidence was collected, negotiate with prosecutors, and work to get charges reduced or dismissed. Don’t try to navigate a drug charge on your own.
How do I choose the right drug crimes defense attorney in Utah?
Look for an attorney with specific experience handling drug possession, distribution, and trafficking cases, since these charges involve unique issues like search and seizure law and lab testing procedures. Ask about their track record with similar cases, and choose someone you feel comfortable working with throughout your case.
What happens if drugs are found in a car or home I share with other people?
Prosecutors don’t need to prove you owned the drugs outright — they can pursue a case based on “constructive possession,” meaning the drugs were in a place you had access to and control over. This is a common but often weak basis for a charge, and an experienced attorney can challenge whether the state can actually prove you knew about or controlled the substance.
Do I have to consent to a search if police suspect I have drugs?
No. You have the right to refuse a search of your person, vehicle, or home unless police have a warrant or a recognized legal exception applies. If you were searched without proper legal grounds, any evidence found may be suppressed. A defense attorney can evaluate whether your rights were violated during the stop or search.