How do I get Convicted of Possession with Intent to Distribute/Sell?
In Oklahoma, the law allows for prosecutors to charge individuals who are selling or sharing narcotics with the criminal charge of possession with intent to sell or distribute. Generally, when one possesses illegal narcotics in an amount that is more than what would be used for personal use and when there are other facts and circumstances that prove a person is either selling or sharing narcotics such as the presence of money in large quantities, the presence of paraphernalia such as baggies, scales or other paraphernalia, and many other circumstances that are too numerous to name here, prosecutors will charge possession with intent. There is no set weight of illegal narcotics that causes a possession with intent charge to be filed.
What if I am Convicted of Possession with Intent to Distribute/Sell?
Depending on whether it’s your first time conviction or whether you have a prior criminal history record, and depending on the type of narcotic involved, you could face anywhere from 2 years to Life without the Possibility of Parole if convicted of Possession with Intent to Sell/Distribute. Also, fines can be imposed that amount to several thousands of dollars. In some instances, you can be barred from any sort of probation. The consequences of being convicted are too grave to ignore. You need an attorney who will analyze your case to look for possible legal problems with the search and/or seizure of evidence in your case. The sooner you hire an attorney to look out for your interests, the more control you have in defending your case. Whether you want to work out the most beneficial plea agreement possible or challenge your charges at trial, Terri Engles can help you. Call her today at 405-525-0777 or submit an online evaluation for a free case evaluation.
How do I get Convicted of Possession with Intent to Distribute/Sell?
In Oklahoma, the law allows for prosecutors to charge individuals who are selling or sharing narcotics with the criminal charge of possession with intent to sell or distribute. Generally, when one possesses illegal narcotics in an amount that is more than what would be used for personal use and when there are other facts and circumstances that prove a person is either selling or sharing narcotics such as the presence of money in large quantities, the presence of paraphernalia such as baggies, scales or other paraphernalia, and many other circumstances that are too numerous to name here, prosecutors will charge possession with intent. There is no set weight of illegal narcotics that causes a possession with intent charge to be filed.
What if I am Convicted of Possession with Intent to Distribute/Sell?
Depending on whether it’s your first time conviction or whether you have a prior criminal history record, and depending on the type of narcotic involved, you could face anywhere from 2 years to Life without the Possibility of Parole if convicted of Possession with Intent to Sell/Distribute. Also, fines can be imposed that amount to several thousands of dollars. In some instances, you can be barred from any sort of probation. The consequences of being convicted are too grave to ignore. You need an attorney who will analyze your case to look for possible legal problems with the search and/or seizure of evidence in your case. The sooner you hire an attorney to look out for your interests, the more control you have in defending your case. Whether you want to work out the most beneficial plea agreement possible or challenge your charges at trial, Terri Engles can help you. Call her today at 405-525-0777 or submit an online evaluation for a free case evaluation.