Elgin, IL Drug Possession Lawyer
Aggressive Drug Possession Lawyer Defending Clients in Elgin, Illinois
Unlawful possession of a controlled substance is a very serious offense in Illinois. The possession of even a minimal amount of such drugs as heroin or cocaine can result in a fine of up to $25,000 and/or up to three years in state prison. As the quantity of the drug goes up, so does the severity of the charge. If the quantity is large enough, you can be charged with other, more serious crimes.
If you are facing charges for any type of drug possession offense, it is critical that you seek the advice of an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. I am Brian J. Mirandola, and I have defended countless clients in possession cases involving cocaine, heroin, Ecstasy, cannabis, and prescription drugs. As your Elgin drug possession defense lawyer, I will do everything in my power to protect your rights and avoid a conviction.
Illinois Drug Possession Charges
The law is clear with regard to a law enforcement official's authority when conducting a drug possession investigation. If he or she oversteps the boundaries of that authority, it can constitute a violation of your rights and may provide the keys to your freedom. When you hire my firm, I work closely with you to fully understand the details of your case.
If drugs were found in your car or in your home, I will work to determine if the officer had probable cause to conduct the search. If I find any indication that your rights may have been violated, I will take immediate action to have the charges dismissed. If a dismissal is out of reach, I will work to suppress any evidence that was obtained illegally and present a strong defense designed to protect your interests to the fullest possible extent.
Kane County Cocaine, Heroin, and Ecstasy Defense Lawyer
Contact my office today to schedule a free initial consultation about your drug possession case. I represent clients in Elgin and communities throughout Kane County and the surrounding areas of the Chicago, Illinois, region. A Spanish interpreter is available. Call 847-488-0889.
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How to Get Your Driver's License Back in Illinois
There are few things that can cause as much trouble in your life as losing your driver's license. Whether your license was suspended or revoked because you were arrested for DUI, because of serious traffic violations, or for another reason, you will want to do everything you can to get back on the road as soon as possible.
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At The Law Office Of Brian J. Mirandola, we provide dedicated legal representation for individuals facing criminal charges. Whether you’re dealing with a misdemeanor or a felony, our experienced defense team works tirelessly to protect your rights and ensure the best possible outcome for your case. From investigation to trial, we offer aggressive defense strategies to help minimize the consequences and fight for your future.
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Facing Criminal Charges? Get Trusted Legal Help Before You Talk To Authorities
Before speaking to authorities, contact my office for a free consultation. I will sit down with you to go over your case and advise you on the best way to move forward. I will not make false promises; what I will do is provide honest and personalized legal guidance, leveraging my years of experience to ensure that your rights are protected. I pride myself on the level of service I provide to every client that walks through my door. Therefore, I treat every case as if it were my livelihood at stake and work hard to secure the best possible outcome.
The Law Office of Brian J. Mirandola represents clients for DUIs, felonies, misdemeanors, traffic violations, and other criminal legal cases in Kane County, Cook County, DuPage County, and McHenry County. The Law Office of Brian J. Mirandola is located in Elgin, Illinois. Call 847-488-0889 so an experienced Kane County criminal lawyer can help you today.
What To Do When Charged With a Crime In Illinois
When you are arrested for a misdemeanor or felony in Illinois, it is important to understand your rights. Often, the authorities will try to intimidate you into admitting guilt. Do NOT speak to the police or prosecutor without legal representation. You have the right to remain silent, and this right should be communicated to you during the arrest. You also have the right to your own attorney.
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