Medford Drug Distribution Lawyer

Defending Against Drug Distribution Charges in Jackson County

Essentially, drug distribution charges refer to the act of transferring or delivering a controlled substance to another person or place. If a law enforcement agent catches you handing a bag of drugs to another person, you could be charged with a drug distribution crime. You may have never thought that things would get to this point, but that's just how easy a criminal charge can come. In one day, everything you knew could be challenged due to one minor mistake.

There is good news, and there are defenses available to you. You do not have to fear a life behind bars just because you have been arrested! Only an experienced Oregon drug defense attorney can defend you after an arrest. Consult my firm right away.

Are you facing charges for drug distribution? Call The Law Office of Justin Rosas today at (541) 933-5972 or contact us online to schedule a consultation with our drug distribution attorney in Medford. 

What are the Penalties For Drug Distribution in Oregon?

In order for you to be found guilty of a drug distribution charge, the prosecution must be able to prove that you actually distributed a drug. It may seem straightforward, but oftentimes, the prosecution will not have physical or direct evidence that you actually delivered the drugs. Aside from the claim made by a police officer who arrested you, the prosecution typically will not have a strong enough claim to prove that you distributed drugs beyond a reasonable doubt.

On the other hand, you can also be found guilty of a distribution charge even without completing a delivery. The simple intent to distribute drugs can lead to a guilty charge of actual distribution, even if you never actually transferred drugs. Prosecutors may try to look for evidence such as individual baggies, digital scales, or other drug paraphernalia that may lead to the assumption that you were intending to distribute drugs to someone.

If you are found to be guilty of drug distribution, you could be facing up to 45 months of prison time. Individuals who have a clean criminal record may experience lower penalties. It is essential to retain an Oregon drug distribution lawyer who can help you avoid the maximum sentence in either case.

Contact Our Medford Drug Distribution Attorney Today

At The Law Office of Justin Rosas, I have dedicated my practice to providing personal representation to each client that comes through my doors. Your case will never be treated as a number at my firm. I believe this personal approach separates me from others, and it is this approach that has garnered successful case results and satisfied customers.

In addition to personalized representation, your case demands experience and knowledge, and I can offer all of these qualities to my clients. My legal insights and opinions have been featured in the press, and I have an Avvo Rating of 10.0 Superb.

Contact The Law Office of Justin Rosas today to get started on your defense with our Medford drug distribution lawyer!