Evidence is the center of the case
Drug cases can involve alleged possession, distribution, manufacturing, or related conduct. The specific accusation matters. Questions about who controlled an item, what was recovered, and what the government must prove should guide the defense review.
What deserves a closer look
Searches of a vehicle, home, phone, or person can raise distinct legal issues. Laboratory records, packaging, communications, and witness accounts may also matter. The legality of a search and the strength of the possession evidence are separate questions worth evaluating.
A clear plan for the next step
We review charging documents and available discovery, identify relevant search and evidence issues, and discuss realistic options. Any potentially available treatment-oriented disposition or other alternative depends on eligibility, the facts, and court approval.
What to organize before we speak
Keep the original paperwork, relevant dates, and documents together. Write down your questions and immediate concerns. The first conversation should identify the matter, any deadlines, and whether the firm can help. Do not send sensitive details through an unsecured channel.
- Possession and alleged distribution
- Vehicle, home, and personal searches
- Laboratory testing and chain of custody
- Eligibility for possible alternatives
Learn more about Chris Dunn’s background and our approach to representation. Any engagement will define the agreed scope and fees.
General information only. The applicable law, procedure, and available options depend on the facts of the individual matter.