Drug Possession Lawyers in Norman, OK
Oklahoma Drug Possession Laws
A conviction for possession of a controlled dangerous substance in Oklahoma can result in severe consequences. If you are arrested for drug possession, it is imperative to seek legal representation from an experienced lawyer immediately in order to protect your rights and future.
With more than 70 years of combined experience, the Law Offices of Keith J. Nedwick, P.C. understands what it takes to either your get entire case dismissed or your charges reduced. Our Norman criminal defense attorneys can assess your case and figure out all of your available legal options in order to get the most favorable outcome possible.
Drug Possession Penalties in OK
Oklahoma was considered one of the harshest states for drug possession since simple possession can result in felony charges. However, starting July 7, 2017, simple possession of every drug is considered a misdemeanor.
The maximum jail time is one year, and the maximum fine is $1,000. There is no difference in the maximum penalty based on how many times someone has violated the law. So, for instance, someone could get caught with possession of a small amount of cocaine 15 times, and that person would be charged with a misdemeanor for each of those 15 cases.
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Recent Victories
Not Just Representation, But Results-
Possession of Heroin with Intent to Distribute – Cleveland County Case Dismissed
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Larceny of a Controlled Dangerous Substance (oxycontin) – Oklahoma County Case Dismissed
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Aggravated Trafficking in Illegal Drugs, Possession of a Firearm During Commission of a Felony, Conspiracy – Grady County Case Dismissed
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Drug Trafficking – Cleveland County Case Dismissed
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Drug Trafficking in Cocaine - Garfield County Case Dismissed
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Possession of Controlled Dangerous Substance With Intent to Distribute – Grady County Case Dismissed
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Possession of Controlled Dangerous Substance With Intent to Distribute – Grady County Case Dismissed
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Drug Trafficking of Methamphetamines – Grady County Case Dismissed
