Friday, April 17, 2009

Facing Blount County, Alabama cocaine charges alone can be overwhelming. Call Kreps Law Firm TODAY (866) 348-2889.

You know you have the right to counsel. If you face Calhoun County, Alabama cocaine or other drug-related charges, you should retain the very best available counsel, because the penalties for drug-related crimes already are tough, and they are growing tougher. If you face Calhoun County, Alabama charges for transportation, distribution, and possession-for-sale, you face the prospect of some serious jail-time. Especially if you face felony drug charges, you need the attorneys at Kreps Law Firm, LLC.

Members of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyer, Alabama Criminal Defense Lawyers’ Association and the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers’ Association and experienced in defense strategies and tactics for Calhoun County Alabama drug cases, our aggressive attorneys will mount a powerful defense. Protecting your Constitutional rights, and investigating every detail of your case, Kreps Law Firm attorneys will work tirelessly to have the charges dismissed or reduced. Our Alabama Drug Crime Violation Defense attorneys will scrutinize the circumstances of the stop and search, paying special attention to officers’ claims about probable cause. Kreps attorneys will review details in officers’ reports and interview witnesses whose testimony may contradict the officers’ claims. Our experts will use all their skills, tools, and resources to secure the best outcome in your case.

If you’re charged with a Calhoun County, Alabama cocaine crime, you need skilled, experienced, aggressive legal representation. You need a defense attorney from the Kreps Law Firm, LLC. The attorneys at Kreps Law Firm, LLC, handle hundreds of Alabama Marijuana Drug Crimes, driving under the influence (DUI), and related traffic violation cases each and every year. Our trained, experienced, aggressive Cocaine and Crack Laws Violation attorneys will fight to protect your rights and to keep your record clean.

Call us today at (888) KREPS-LAW, or visit us at: www.AlabamaDrugDefenseAttorney.com . Get the advice and counsel you need. Get the experienced and aggressive representation you deserve. Call TODAY!

Monday, April 13, 2009

Blount County, Alabama Cocaine Drug Charge Criminal Defense attorneys. Call (866) 348-2889.

The State of Alabama and Blount County is not especially tolerant or forgiving of cocaine offenses. Depending on how much you have in your possession at the time you’re stopped and searched, you will face felony drug charges. If you are under the influence of cocaine at the time a police officer stops you, you may face DUI or public intoxication charges in addition to the drug charges. And conviction on any or all of those charges can devastate your life and ravage your future.

Convicted and sentenced on a Blount County, Alabama cocaine charge, you face possible jail time, fines and court costs, suspension or revocation of your driver’s license, and mandatory referral to drug rehabilitation classes. Even if it’s your first offense, you could spend some time in jail. You may lose your job, and you probably will be disqualified from better jobs in the future, because employers have zero tolerance for drug use. You may also forfeit or be disqualified from student loans.

If you’re charged with a Blount County, Alabama cocaine crime, you need skilled, experienced, aggressive legal representation. You need a defense attorney from the Kreps Law Firm, LLC. The attorneys at Kreps Law Firm, LLC, handle hundreds of Alabama Marijuana Drug Crimes, driving under the influence (DUI), and related traffic violation cases each and every year. Our trained, experienced, aggressive Cocaine and Crack Laws Violation attorneys will fight to protect your rights and to keep your record clean.

Call us today at (888) KREPS-LAW, or visit us at: www.AlabamaDrugDefenseAttorney.com. Get the advice and counsel you need. Get the experienced and aggressive representation you deserve. Call TODAY!

Thursday, April 2, 2009

Looking to fight for positive results in your Blount County, Alabama Marijuana Drug Charge case, Call Kreps at (866) 348-2889

One of our clients recently wrote to us, “I’ve been trying for several weeks to try to put into words the level of gratitude I have for being led to your firm and the results you achieved on my behalf. This experience has dramatically changed me and my life; justice would have me a felon, God’s grace and your efforts have me free.”

Although no attorney can guarantee successful resolution of your case, our attorneys assure they will do everything in their power to get the charges against you dismissed or reduced. We encourage you to visit our website and read our recent case results as we feel confident our work will impress you.

The attorneys at Kreps Law Firm, LLC, handle hundreds of Alabama Marijuana Drug Crimes, driving under the influence (DUI) , and related traffic violation cases each and every year. Our trained, experienced, aggressive Marijuana Laws Violation attorneys will fight to protect your rights and to keep your record clean.

Call us today at (888) KREPS-LAW, or visit us at: www.AlabamaDrugDefenseAttorney.com or www.AlabamaMarijuanaLawsAttorney.com . Get the advice and counsel you need. Get the experienced and aggressive representation you deserve. Call TODAY!

Do not think that pleading guilty to your Blount County, Alabama Marijuana Charge is no big deal. Call Kreps at (866) 348-2889

Three common misconceptions have grown-up around marijuana and other drug-related charges…

1. Pleading guilty is no big deal.

Pleading guilty to any crime is a big deal, and a guilty plea in a marijuana case inevitably results in suspension of your driver’s license for six months, possible jail time, fines, and mandatory drug classes. Think about sitting in jail, paying large fines and costs, doing without your car for six months--having to make other arrangements for transport to school and work will become a very big deal over the course of six months.

2. If it’s just in my car and not mine, I won’t get busted.

When the police find marijuana in a motor vehicle and they cannot ascertain to whom it belongs, they assume it belongs to everybody. The police will charge everybody in the car with possession. Although the claim “It’s not mine!” lays the foundation for a good defense, it’s difficult to mount that defense without an attorney’s assistance. You must be certain that you do so correctly.

3. Every case treated pretty much the same way.

Two cases involving identical charges may receive radically different treatment and yield radically different outcomes, because cases are examined on the merits. In order to assure your case gets the fair and impartial hearing it deserves, and in order to make certain you benefit from the strongest possible defense, you definitely should retain an attorney. Our attorneys have experience with drug-related cases, so they know exactly how to advocate on your behalf.

The attorneys at Kreps Law Firm, LLC, handle hundreds of Alabama Marijuana Drug Crimes, driving under the influence (DUI) , and related traffic violation cases each and every year. Our trained, experienced, aggressive Marijuana Laws Violation attorneys will fight to protect your rights and to keep your record clean.

Call us today at (888) KREPS-LAW, or visit us at: www.AlabamaDrugDefenseAttorney.com or www.AlabamaMarijuanaLawsAttorney.com . Get the advice and counsel you need. Get the experienced and aggressive representation you deserve. Call TODAY!

Facing serious charges for possession of marijuana or any other drug in Blount County, Alabama? Call Kreps (866) 348-2889

Many people believe marijuana is harmless, a recreational drug with few if any after-effects or serious consequences. Many people believe marijuana helps them relax and control their stress; some people even claim a good smoke helps them “see things more clearly.” If, however, you are stopped, searched, and charged with a Blount County, Alabama marijuana offense, you will need clear vision to cope with the serious consequences and lingering effects of your arrest. In the law’s eyes, marijuana is anything but harmless.

In Blount County, Alabama, steep fines and harsh penalties as in place for marijuana crimes. Especially if you have compounded your offense by driving under the influence, you face not only penalties stemming from the drug charges but also fines and jail time from the serious traffic violations. One “harmless” mistake may yield a long list of charges and a lifetime’s regret. The consequences of conviction on all these charges are hardly “no big deal.”

At Kreps Law Firm, LLC, our attorneys give your case the serious attention it deserves, examining every detail of your arrest and the prosecutors’ case against you. Mounting aggressive defense and using sophisticated tactics, our attorneys will dedicate their best efforts to getting your charges dismissed or reduced.

The attorneys at Kreps Law Firm, LLC, handle hundreds of Alabama Marijuana Drug Crimes, driving under the influence (DUI) , and related traffic violation cases each and every year. Our trained, experienced, aggressive Marijuana Laws Violation attorneys will fight to protect your rights and to keep your record clean.

Call us today at (888) KREPS-LAW, or visit us at: www.AlabamaDrugDefenseAttorney.com or www.AlabamaMarijuanaLawsAttorney.com . Get the advice and counsel you need. Get the experienced and aggressive representation you deserve. Call TODAY!

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

A You need an experienced defense attorney for your Blount County, Alabama Marijuana Charge. Call Kreps Law Firm, LLC TODAY (866) 348-2889.

You know you have the right to counsel. If you face Blount County, Alabama marijuana or other drug-related charges, you should retain the very best available counsel, because the penalties for drug-related crimes already are tough, and they are growing tougher. If you face Blount County, Alabama charges for transportation, distribution, and possession-for-sale, you face the prospect of some serious jail-time. Especially if you face felony drug charges, you need the attorneys at Kreps Law Firm, LLC.

Members of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyer, Alabama Criminal Defense Lawyers’ Association and the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers’ Association and experienced in defense strategies and tactics for Blount County, Alabama drug cases, our aggressive attorneys will mount a powerful defense. Protecting your Constitutional rights, and investigating every detail of your case, Kreps Law Firm attorneys will work tirelessly to have the charges dismissed or reduced. Our Alabama Drug Crime Violation Defense Attorneys will scrutinize the circumstances of the stop and search, paying special attention to officers’ claims about probable cause. Kreps attorneys will review details in officers’ reports and interview witnesses whose testimony may contradict the officers’ claims. Our experts will use all their skills, tools, and resources to secure the best outcome in your case.

The attorneys at Kreps Law Firm, LLC, handle hundreds of Alabama Marijuana Drug Crimes, driving under the influence (DUI) , and related traffic violation cases each and every year. Our trained, experienced, aggressive Marijuana Laws Violation attorneys will fight to protect your rights and to keep your record clean.

Call us today at (888) KREPS-LAW, or visit us at: www.AlabamaDrugDefenseAttorney.com or www.AlabamaMarijuanaLawsAttorney.com . Get the advice and counsel you need. Get the experienced and aggressive representation you deserve. Call TODAY!

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Blount County, Alabama Marijuana Drug Charge Criminal Defense Attorneys. Call (866) 348-2889.

The State of Alabama and Blount County is not especially tolerant or forgiving of marijuana offenses. Depending on how much you have in your possession at the time you’re stopped and searched, you may face felony drug charges. If you are under the influence of marijuana at the time a police officer stops you, you may face DUI or public intoxication charges in addition to the drug charges. And conviction on any or all of those charges can devastate your life and ravage your future.

Convicted and sentenced on a Blount County, Alabama marijuana charge, you face fines and court costs, suspension or revocation of your driver’s license, mandatory referral to drug rehabilitation classes. Even if it’s your first offense, you could spend some time in jail. You may lose your job, and you probably will be disqualified from better jobs in the future, because most employers have zero tolerance for drug use. You may also forfeit or be disqualified from student loans.

If you’re charged with a Blount County marijuana, hash, paraphernalia or pot crime, you need skilled, experienced, aggressive legal representation. You need an Alabama Drug Defense Attorney from Kreps Law Firm, LLC.

The attorneys at Kreps Law Firm, LLC, handle hundreds of Alabama Marijuana Drug Crimes, driving under the influence (DUI), and related traffic violation cases each and every year. Our trained, experienced, aggressive Marijuana Laws Violation attorneys will fight to protect your rights and to keep your record clean.

Call us today at (888) KREPS-LAW, or visit us at: www.AlabamaDrugDefenseAttorney.com or www.AlabamaMarijuanaLawsAttorney.com . Get the advice and counsel you need. Get the experienced and aggressive representation you deserve. Call TODAY!

Monday, January 5, 2009

Blount County, Alabama Marijuana Drug Charge Criminal Defense Attorneys. Call (866) 348-2889

Below you will find statutes relevant to cocaine charges and marijuana charges in Blount County, Alabama. If you have been charged with a cocaine law violation or an Blount County, Alabama marijuana charge, please visit our web sites at www.AlabamaDrugDefenseAttorney.com or www.AlabamaMarijuanaLawsAttorney.com . If you've been accused or charged in Blount County, Alabama, you need an experienced, aggressive attorney to fight for your rights. Call us today at (866) 348-2889 to discuss your case.

We know what you are going through right now. We have handled hundreds of Alabama drug crime, DUI, and traffic cases with very successful results. We always have someone available to speak with you when you call and will keep you informed on the progress of your case. Do not make the mistake of thinking that just because you are guilty that an attorney cannot help you. Call us today at 866-348-2889 to discuss your case.

13A-12-211. Unlawful distribution of controlled substances.

(a) A person commits the crime of unlawful distribution of controlled substances if, except as otherwise authorized, he or she sells, furnishes, gives away, delivers, or distributes a controlled substance enumerated in Schedules I through V.

(b) Unlawful distribution of controlled substances is a Class B felony.

13A-12-212. Unlawful possession of a controlled substance.

(a) A person commits the crime of unlawful possession of controlled substance if:

(1) Except as otherwise authorized, he possesses a controlled substance enumerated in Schedules I through V.

(2) He obtains by fraud, deceit, misrepresentation or subterfuge or by the alteration of a prescription or written order or by the concealment of a material fact or by the use of a false name or giving a false address, a controlled substance enumerated in Schedules I through V.

(b) Unlawful possession of a controlled substance is a Class C felony.

13A-12-213. Unlawful possession of marihuana; first degree.

(a) A person commits the crime of unlawful possession of marihuana in the first degree if, except as otherwise authorized:

(1) He possesses marihuana for other than personal use; or

(2) He possesses marihuana for his personal use only after having been previously convicted of unlawful possession of marihuana in the second degree or unlawful possession of marihuana for his personal use only.

(b) Unlawful possession of marihuana in the first degree is a Class C felony.

13A-12-214. Unlawful possession of marihuana; second degree.

(a) A person commits the crime of unlawful possession of marihuana in the second degree if, except as otherwise authorized, he possesses marihuana for his personal use only.

(b) Unlawful possession of marihuana in the second degree is a Class A misdemeanor.