Drug Trafficking & Drug Felony Defense
A drug conviction can bring fines, jail time and the lasting consequences of a felony, including losing the right to vote and own a firearm. You need a skilled, knowledgeable attorney on your side.
An Edge In Drug Crime Cases
Attorney PJ Campanaro has spent decades in the criminal justice system as both a prosecutor and a defense attorney. That perspective, paired with her dedication to her clients, gives you a real advantage in drug cases in Evans and throughout the CSRA.
Understanding Drug Charges
Drug charges cover a wide range of conduct, including:
- Possession of a controlled substance
- Illegal possession of prescription drugs
- Drug trafficking or sale of drugs
- Manufacturing drugs or controlled substances
- Driving under the influence of drugs
Many of these are prosecuted as felonies in Georgia. Possession of a Schedule I or narcotic Schedule II drug can mean up to 15 years in prison, and possession of a Schedule III, IV or V drug can mean up to five years. Trafficking charges carry even steeper mandatory penalties.
How Attorney Campanaro Can Help
She will evaluate your case, identify the strongest possible defense and advocate for you in court. Her goal is to get your charges reduced or dismissed, and if a conviction does occur, to limit its consequences as much as possible.
Ready to Learn More?
Contact attorney Campanaro today to get answers and start on your defense. Call 706-821-2222 or reach out online.