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Drug Crime Defense
Drug charges and convictions, for crimes such as cocaine possession and methamphetamine possession, can have longlasting implications in your life. No matter what you are charged with, you require experienced legal representation from a dedicated criminal defense lawyer.
At the Scott T. Roby Law Office, P.S.C. in Louisville, Kentucky, I defend the rights of people charged with drug possession. With previous experience as a prosecutor in the narcotics unit, I fully understand the type of evidence required for conviction and know how to pinpoint the holes in the prosecution's case. Contact me to learn how I can assist you.
Defending Drug Possession & Trafficking Charges
I represent defendants charged with:
- Possession of marijuana
- Possession of a controlled substance
- Distribution of a controlled substance
- Drug trafficking cases
The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution ensures that law enforcement does not overstep its boundaries by setting up basic requirements for searches and seizures. I examine the facts of every arrest to see that evidence against you was properly obtained and that the arrest was proper.
I try to reduce the charges as much as possible and, where appropriate, steer clients toward a drug treatment program. This helps clients get their lives back in order and shows the judge that they are making an effort to improve.
If you were arrested for possession or distribution of cocaine, marijuana, crystal methamphetamine or Ecstasy, I will provide you with high-quality legal representation focused on personal service. I customize a defense strategy based on your facts and background.
Contact me today if you have been arrested for drug possession. I am available 24 hours a day.
At the Scott T. Roby Law Office, P.S.C., I represent clients in Kentucky and Southern Indiana, including Louisville, Lexington, Shelbyville, Clarksville, Jeffersonville, New Albany; and in Jefferson County, Fayette County, Shelby County, Clark County, Floyd County and Harrison County.