
Drug Offences
DRUG OFFENCES CAN RANGE IN SERIOUSNESS, FROM MINOR OFFENCES TO LENGTHY AND SUBSTANTIAL PERIODS OF IMPRISONMENT FOR MORE SERIOUS OFFENCES.
Types of Drug Offences
Possession of Drugs
Possession of illicit substances, whether for personal use or supply, is an offence under the Drugs Misuse Act 1986. Penalties depend on the type and quantity of the substance.
Trafficking and Supply
Supplying, selling, or trafficking drugs is a serious offence with severe legal consequences.
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Manufacturing and Cultivation
Producing illicit substances, including cultivating prohibited plants such as cannabis, is criminalised.
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Drug Driving Offences
Driving under the influence of drugs is illegal and considered a serious traffic offence.
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Our Approach to Drug Offence Defence
Creevey Horrell Lawyers provide strategic legal advice and representation for clients facing drug-related charges:
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Detailed case review and evidence analysis
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Legal representation in Magistrates, District, and Supreme Courts
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Negotiation with prosecutors for reduced charges or alternative sentencing
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Guidance on diversion programs for minor offences where appropriate
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Our aim is to secure the best possible outcome while safeguarding our clients’ rights and future prospects.
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