Parsippany Drug Distribution Attorney

Tenacious Defense for Clients Throughout New Jersey

Drug distribution is a serious drug crime charge and occurs when a person distributes a drug or other controlled substance either by selling or another method. Drug distribution charges are commonly imposed on offenders who have been distributing illegally for a prolonged period of time, or who are distributing large quantities of one or more controlled substances. Drug distribution is a serious crime and is often associated with other similar charges in an arrest such as possession, intent to sell, manufacture, and others.

Learn more by contacting The Law Offices of Christopher G. Porreca, P.C. today and speaking to a skilled drug distribution lawyer in Parsippany.

Finding an Effective Defense Strategy

While it is commonly believed that drug charges are impossible to beat, this is not true. Too many offenders settle for the services of a public defender or an inexperienced defense attorney instead of enlisting the insight of an experienced attorney who can identify common mistakes in terms of arrest, evidence collection, and more.

Much of a prosecutor's case may rely on circumstantial evidence and specialist testimony, and while a picture may be painted that points to the defendant as the guilty party, there are usually opportunities to establish doubt. In many cases, circumstantial evidence can mean something as simple as the presence of a scale or baggies which are then assumed to be part of a drug distribution operation.

Get Help From a Parsippany Drug Distribution Lawyer!

My firm, The Law Offices of Christopher G. Porreca, P.C., has represented the interests of drug distribution defendants for 13 years. I focus on collecting as much information as possible about the scene of the crime, the process for collecting evidence, and more in order to find opportunities that may cast doubt on your guilt. I know that my clients need a strong and confident voice in their favor in court, and I constantly seek to secure lesser penalties or achieve an acquittal at trial.

If you have been charged with the distribution of illegal narcotics in New Jersey under N.J.S. 2C:35-10, contact my law firm today.