Orlando Drug Crimes Lawyer

Representing Clients in Drug Cases in Florida: (407) 477-6744

If you are convicted of a drug crime, your future can be adversely affected in many ways. A routine background check can alert future employers, educational institutions, professional licensing agencies, government benefits agencies, landlords, and more to your criminal conviction. Furthermore, if you are not a legal citizen of the U.S., a drug conviction can lead to deportation and future disbarment to this country. Getting capable legal representation is vital to preserve your future and freedom.

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Having an experienced Orlando criminal defense attorney involved in your case as early as possible is imperative if you wish to avoid the harsh penalties that can follow a drug conviction. At Mazin Law, you can get the kind of experienced, skilled, and zealous legal representation needed for an effective defense.

Cases We Handle

Drug crime charges range from simple possession of marijuana to possession of harder drugs, such as:

• Cocaine
• Heroin
• MDMA (ecstasy)
• Methamphetamines
• Possession of unauthorized prescription drugs, such as hydrocodone (Vicodin), and oxycodone (Percocet)

More serious drug crimes include distribution, sales, manufacture, unlawful racketeering, and trafficking of controlled substances. All of these can lead to serious, life-changing consequences depending on the type of charges, quantity of drugs involved, and other circumstances, such as prior convictions and whether minors were involved in your case.

Hire an Assertive Orlando Drug Crimes Attorney!

Attorney Lyle Mazin has an extensive track record in criminal law proceedings and trials.

Our drug crimes lawyer knows how to:

• Investigate
• Research
• Craft motions on your behalf
• Prepare for a trial
• Cross-examine
• Perform all of the other tasks necessary in such cases

With his help, you may be able to challenge search and seizure procedure by law enforcement, get charges reduced or dismissed, avoid minimum or mandatory prison terms, or get placed in a drug treatment program in lieu of other penalties.