Panama City Methamphetamine Attorney

Highly Experienced Lawyers in Panama City

Are you facing charges in a meth crime case? Whether you are accused of manufacturing, possession, possession with intent or other crime, you need a Panama City meth crime defense lawyer to take defense actions for you at once. At the Seaton Law Offices, P.A. we are personally involved with each case we take on, and we want to win for our clients. You have rights, and do not assume you will be convicted if you have been charged with any meth crime. We understand how troubling it can be dealing with criminal charges and are here to offer guidance, support, and a winning legal team to fight to reduce or dismiss the charges against you if possible.

Drug Crimes in Panama City

According to a release from Florida State Courts, as of January 2013 there were 102 active drug courts within the state. Drug crimes in Florida are on the increase, and both state and federal task forces are busy with planting undercover officers, engaging in surveillance and other actions to identify those involved with meth manufacturing or distribution. Prosecutors can also file charges when an individual is accused of possession of the precursor chemicals that can be used to manufacture meth. Should you be caught with these materials and charged with a drug crime, we are prepared to fight for you and protect your rights as a defendant. Our attorneys possess the legal experience to help fight back in court, and we offer professional, personal counsel to each person we represent. Whether you are facing charges filed in state or federal court, we urge you to contact us immediately.

Panama City Methamphetamine Possession Charges

Even for minimal possession, the penalties imposed are significant. For example, methamphetamine possession of just 14 grams could net you a 3-year minimum mandatory sentence and $50,000 fine. The years in prison and fines increase for larger quantities and for criminal charges related to manufacturing or trafficking. You need help now if you hope to avoid the consequences of a conviction.