Cortland NY Drug Trafficking and Drug Possession Lawyers
(State and Federal Crimes)
Tips For Selecting a Cortland, NY Drug / Narcotics Defense Lawyer:
Tip 1; Even though they have many drug cases ranging from drug possession to trafficking and everything in between, your drug case is the most important to you and that needs to be conveyed to them. You also want to make sure that they will call you back within a few hours when you leave a message. Good communication is a must with your lawyer.
Tip 2: Before you hire a drug crime lawyer, that deals with the major drug offenses, possesion, manufacturing, trafficking you should feel very comfortable talking to them and never feel rushed or unimportant as if they are not listening to you.
Types of Drug Related Crimes in Cortland:
Trafficking, Possession, Drug Crimes, Cocaine Arrest, Manufacturing, Selling, Smuggling, Federal Drug Crime Lawyer, Cultivating Marijuana Intent to Sell, Intent to Deliver, Intent to Distribute, Busted With Drugs, Drug Charges, Arrest, Arrested, Ticket, Ticketed, Punishment, Intent to Supply, Intent to Buy, Possession of a Controlled Substance, Caught Selling Drugs, Selling Illegal Drugs, Selling Illegal Prescription Drugs
About The Drugs Found In and Around Cortland:
Crack and Crack CocaineCrystal MethHeroinFentynal OxyContin LSD PCP Mushrooms Ketamine Weed, Pot, Special K, Coke, Blow, Snow, Dope, Smack, Black Tar,China White, Roofies Date Rape Drug Meth, Crystal, Speed Ecstasy Mollies Prescription Drugs, Xanax, Medcaline, Angel Dust, MDMA, Barbs, Skippy ,Adderall, Methamphetamine, Xanax, Illegal Prescription Drugs
The Classifications of Felony Charges in Cortland and NY State
Most states categorize felonies into five classes or levels: Class A or Class 1 to Class E or Class 5. Some states don’t have subcategories and just have misdemeanor or felonies. In New York, there are six classes of felonies: Class A-I, Class A-ll, Class B, Class C, Class D and Class E.
The crime laws in New York are further complicated with two types of sentences – indeterminate and determinate. An indeterminate sentence is often for non-violent offenses and has a minimum and maximum number of years in prison. (For Class A felony convictions, there are only indeterminate sentences.) A determinate sentence is for violent crimes and drug-related crimes and imposes a set number of years in prison.
Below are the indeterminate sentences for felonies in New York.
- Class A-I – 15 to 40 years in prison, or up to life in prison
- Class A-II – 3 to 8 years in prison, or up to life in prison
- Class B – 1 year to one-third of maximum sentence which is up to 25 years
- Class C (non violent) – No jail with probation or up to 15 years in prison
- Class C (violent) – 3 1/2 years to 15 years in prison
- Class D (non violent) – No jail with probation to 7 years in prison
- Class D (violent) – 2 to 7 years in prison
- Class E (non violent) – No jail with probation or jail time up to 4 years
- Class E (violent) – No jail with probation or jail time up to 4 years
Other Areas For Cortland Drug and Narcotic Crime Lawyers
* 2020 Change In Cortland and NYS Cash Bail Law. Click to view
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* NY'S Discovery Law 2020. Click to view
George F. Hildebrandt, Attorney at Law
George F. Hildebrand
Cortland Drug Crime Lawyer
304 S Franklin St,
Syracuse, NY 13202
(Serving Cortland)
800-672-3523
georgehildebrandt.com
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Michael Spano
Michael Spano
Cortland Drug Crime Lawyer
304 S Franklin St
Syracuse, NY 13202
(Serving Cortland)
315-350-3975
cnycriminallawyers.com
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Kenneth M. Christopher, Esq. Attorney at Law
Kenneth M. Christopher
Cortland Drug Crime Lawyer
430 E Genesee St #111
Syracuse, NY 13202
(Serving Cortland)
315-422-0501
thecmlawfirm.com
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