Drug Offenses

Louisville Drug Charge Defense Lawyer

At the Davis Law Office in Louisville, Kentucky, drug charge defense attorney E. Brian Davis has experience in defending clients charged with everything from misdemeanor possession to serious federal drug offenses. Law enforcement has an obligation to conduct investigations and arrests within the law. It is the duty of any drug possession defense lawyer to defend you vigorously and protect your rights.

At the Davis Law Office, our drug charge defense experience includes representing clients charged with a broad range of drug offenses, from simple drug possession to possession with intent to distribute methamphetamines, cocaine (powder and crack), heroin, LSD, marijuana, and Ecstasy. The larger the quantity, the more likely federal authorities are to get involved. If your drug offense also includes a firearms offense, a normal misdemeanor crime could become a felony crime.

In addition to defending clients charged with crimes involving illegal substances, we also represent individuals charged with abusing, misusing, and selling prescription medication. Kentucky drug laws involving prescription drugs are becoming stricter and any possible abuse is tracked through the Kentucky All Schedule Prescription Electronic Reporting System (KASPER). That tracking system is used by doctors, pharmacists, and law enforcement as an investigative tool.

Drug charge defense attorney E. Brian Davis is experienced in representing clients accused of large scale drug operations and busts that involve the DEA and ATF. He has handled large and complex cases for clients accused of trafficking and interstate commerce in illegal substances, teaming with multiple lawyers that represent numerous defendants. He is skilled in investigating all aspects of the cases against his clients and identifying where their rights may have been violated by the government.

He was recently involved in a large scale narcotics prosecution with multiple defendants. The trial court agreed with the defense that the Title III wiretap should be suppressed, gutting the prosecution's case. That ruling is now on appeal.

For more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced drug charge defense attorney, please contact us.

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