Cincinnati, Ohio Drug Possession Defense Lawyer
Raymond T. Faller Co., LPA
If you have been charged with drug trafficking, drug possession or other drug crimes, you face serious penalties including prison time, mandatory license suspension, seizure and forfeiture of your vehicle, loss of your home, loss of your assets and, if you are a college student, you can lose your financial aid.
More than of 32 Years Experience
To find out more about how we can defend you against drug charges, contact a Cincinnati drug possession defense lawyer for an initial free consultation.
Drug Crimes
At Raymond T. Faller Co., LPA we provide experienced representation for those facing drug charges of:
- Drug Trafficking
- Possession of controlled substances including marijuana, cocaine, crack, and methamphetamine
- Drug manufacturing
- All other drugs
Avoiding Jail - Eligibility for the Diversion Program
Hamilton County has alternatives available as part of it’s drug court diversion program. If you qualify for the diversion program --- called intervention in lieu of conviction--- your case will be dismissed if you can complete certain requirements - including a drug treatment program and a period of probation. If your case is dismissed you then have the opportunity to have the record of the arrest for the drug offense expunged.
Criminal Forfeitures and Drug Charges
Under state and federal law, the government can seize any assets or property it believes was obtained with the proceeds from illegal activity. Once a criminal forfeiture is initiated, bank accounts can be frozen, homes and cars seized, and businesses closed. At the law office of Raymond T. Faller, we challenge criminal forfeiture, filing motions to stop the forfeiture with the court on behalf of our client. We are prepared to work with accountants to challenge allegations on the part of government investigators regarding our client's earnings and sources of income.
Contact Drug Crimes Attorney Raymond T. Faller Today
Attorney Raymond T. Faller knows how to present your case to the prosecutor and judge. He can help you understand the consequences of a conviction and whether or not diversion or another sentencing alternative may be available in your case. Mr. Faller has been practicing criminal law for 32 years and is a former assistant Hamilton County prosecutor. He can evaluate your case from the perspective of handling both sides of criminal cases.
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