Facing Drug Charges? Partner With A Trusted Drug Crime Defense Lawyer.
When you’re facing drug charges in Michigan, the stakes are incredibly high. A conviction can mean more than just time behind bars. It can disrupt your education if you’re a college student. It can jeopardize your career and countless other opportunities in life.
I’m attorney Wesley Todd, and I’m dedicated to helping people like you overcome serious legal troubles such as drug crime charges. I understand how daunting the criminal justice system can be. I apply more than a decade of experience to protect my clients’ rights at all stages of the process. My approach is grounded in a commitment to stand by them, providing clarity, guidance and peace of mind. I represent people throughout the Kalamazoo and Battle Creek areas.
Navigating Michigan’s Drug Laws
In Michigan, drug charges can vary widely and may include:
- Possession
- Distribution
- Trafficking
- Manufacturing
The penalties for these offenses can be severe, potentially involving hefty fines and significant prison time. Felony offenses carry even more weight.
Building Your Defense
A strong defense is critical in drug cases. Depending on your situation, those defenses might include:
- Questioning the legality of a search and seizure
- Challenging the evidence’s chain of custody
- Arguing for lack of sufficient evidence or proof beyond a reasonable doubt
- Contesting the substance’s actual possession or ownership
I will carefully scrutinize the facts of your case to identify the most compelling defense tactics.
I’m Ready To Help Shoulder Your Legal Burdens
The weight of drug charges can feel crushing, but you don’t have to carry it alone. I’m here to shoulder that burden by listening to your story, giving you the time and attention you deserve, and walking you through what to expect every step of the way.
Your situation may be serious, but one mistake shouldn’t derail the rest of your life. Reach out to my firm – Wesley Todd PLLC – today at 269-718-3229 for the experienced support you need to face the charges head-on and start moving forward.