Drug Offenses

Drug Possession and Trafficking Lawyers | Crumbley-Blackwell-Price Attorneys

Dependent upon the type and amount of drugs found in your possession, you could be charged with a felony or misdemeanor offense. Drug penalties in Alabama include up to $60,000 in fines and substantial jail time. Don’t make room for a conviction without first putting up a fight. Schedule a free consultation with a drug defense attorney from our firm to start building your case today! Get started by calling our Huntsville/ Athens location at (256) 539-4464 or completing a case evaluation form online.

The well-versed defense attorneys at Crumbley-Blackwell & Associates, P.C. can help develop a strategic defense for your drug possession or drug related charges (whether felony or misdemeanor). We handle a wide range of drug related cases involving controlled substances such as possession and trafficking of marijuana, cocaine, heroin, meth, pills, etc. When you choose to work with our criminal defense team, you can be sure that we will exhaust all of our resources in developing the strongest criminal defense possible.

• Possession of a controlled substance
• Sale or distribution of a controlled substance
• Trafficking marijuana
• Possession of marijuana

In some instances, local prosecutors may argue that your intent was to sell or distribute the drugs. This typically occurs if you were found to be in possession of a large amount. Contrary to popular belief – your drug charges may be easily defended with the right criminal defense. We may be able to prove that you were unlawfully searched or that you were unaware of the drug possession. Our creative problem solving could prove to be invaluable to your case.

Trafficking Marijuana Case | Drug Defense Attorney Russell Crumbley:

Client received package in the mail addressed to someone with the same first name as the client but a different last name. Client received the package and placed it on her clothes dryer. Officers returned within 15 minutes and placed her in custody. Testimony was that she said she was the person named on the box but there was no audio or video of this exchange. Further, she was said to have acknowledged knowledge of the contents of the box (over 5 pounds of marijuana). After a jury trial client was found NOT GUILTY.

Trafficking Marijuana Case | Drug Defense Attorney Russell Crumbley:

An informant notified officers that a large amount of marijuana was going to arrive at an individual’s home and that it was to be delivered from out of state. Surveillance was set up and two SUVs arrived, in tandem, to the home under surveillance. Trial testimony was that the officer observed client carry two large duffel bags into the house, but the arrest report left this important item out. There was no audio or video recordings available. The two duffel bags were retrieved as well as over 26 pounds of marijuana. Client’s automobile had drugs and a gun. One of the SUVs had approximately $23,000 in it. After a jury trial, client was found NOT GUILTY.