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Gun Charges and Drug Defense Lawyers If you were arrested for a drug crime and the officers found a weapon on you, your friend, in your car or in your home, you may face a new, harsher mandatory minimum sentence for committing a drug crime with a gun. Pennsylvania judges are invoking this mandatory 5-year minimum jail sentence in relation to drug crimes, so you need an experienced weapons charge attorney on your side. Contact our gun and firearm charges defense lawyers at Hark & Hark. Facing Firearm Charges with a Drug Charge?
This new mandatory minimum law is extreme, excessive and could be devastating to any person who is caught hanging around with friends who are selling drugs in their houses, on the streets, or in cars. This law may have an especially severe impact in marijuana offenses: no matter the type of illegal drug, the mandatory minimum sentence applies. Contact Hark & Hark to talk with an experienced weapon charges and drug defense lawyer to learn more about this new law and how it may apply to your drug and weapons charges. In Philadelphia, the District Attorney's Office will work hard to ensure that judges use the 5-year minimum punishment for firearm charges in drug cases. The prosecution will no longer give defendants a guilty plea offer of probation if a weapon was possessed at the time of arrest for in relation to selling marijuana, crack, cocaine, heroin or PCP: People arrested for drug and weapon charges will most likely face jail sentences. At Hark & Hark, we understand the reasons behind this law, but we know that innocent people are being affected as well. If you were arrested for drug possession, possession with the intent to deliver (PWID), drug trafficking, or any other drug crime, and if the officers found any type of firearm or gun, we can help you avoid gun charges.
Depending on the facts of your case, we file motions to suppress illegally seized evidence of drugs and guns found in illegal traffic stops and illegal searches. We also defend your rights and use thorough investigation techniques to determine whether you could have known about the drugs or guns. In cases where the prosecution does not prove with a preponderance of evidence, a judge has the discretion and option to not invoke the 5-year mandatory minimum sentence. Our former prosecutors provide skilled representation to protect your rights. Free initial consultation.
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