When the federal government brings drug possession and/or distribution charges, the evidence often includes data tracking movements of cars and cell phones, video and audio surveillance, wire taps, and undercover or controlled purchases of drugs. The information obtained by the government can include thousands of pages of documents and photographs, gigabytes of data recovered from cell phone and computers, and a terabyte or more of video surveillance.
In the face of such evidence, you need an attorney with experience reviewing large amounts of data and potential evidence. You also need an attorney with experience filing motions to suppress such evidence if the government may have obtained evidence in violation of your constitutional rights.
Being charged with a drug offense in federal court often results in pre-trial detention. Being convicted of a drug offense in federal court can result in mandatory minimum sentences.
Since 2006, Lee has been handling such cases in federal court. He has defended clients accused of drug possession, distribution, and related conspiracies in trials. He has helped clients reach plea agreements that lowered their time in prison. He has helped clients receive offers to plead guilty to reduced charges. If you or a loved one is facing federal drug charges, call today and see how Lee can help.