Drug charges · Escambia & Santa Rosa

From a joint in the console to trafficking charges

We’ve defended thousands of drug cases, and had first-degree trafficking charges dismissed outright. How the evidence was found is usually the whole case.

How these cases are won

Drug cases live and die on the search

Was the stop legal? Was the search consented to, or forced? Was the warrant valid? Did the dog alert properly? Chain of custody, lab work, weight thresholds: drug prosecutions are a stack of procedural requirements, and each one is a place the state can fail.

That’s not a technicality. It’s the Constitution, and it’s how we’ve had cases dismissed on a single motion to suppress, including trafficking charges carrying mandatory prison time.

Many of our drug clients are first-time offenders, students, and working people. Where diversion, treatment, or a reduction is the smartest path, we know how to get there. Where the state’s case is broken, we break it.

First-degree trafficking in fentanyl. Mandatory prison on conviction. Dismissed. State of Florida v. T.B.
What we defend

Every drug charge in the book

  • Possession of marijuana
  • Possession of cocaine
  • Possession of fentanyl
  • Possession of methamphetamine
  • Possession of heroin
  • Possession of MDMA / ecstasy
  • Prescription drug cases
  • Drug paraphernalia
  • Possession with intent to sell
  • Drug dealing & sale charges
  • Drug trafficking (all substances)
  • Cultivation & manufacturing

Trafficking thresholds in Florida are weight-based and carry mandatory minimums. If the word “trafficking” appears anywhere on your paperwork, call today, not this week.

Drug charge defense in Pensacola and across both counties

Drug cases from Escambia County are prosecuted at the M.C. Blanchard Judicial Building in Pensacola, and Santa Rosa cases in Milton. After thousands of these cases in both counties, we know how local prosecutors charge them, when they will negotiate, and which search problems make them walk away.

Florida drug charges range from misdemeanor possession to trafficking counts with mandatory minimum prison time that judges cannot go below, which is why the difference between possession and trafficking on your paperwork matters enormously, and why the weight, the search, and the lab work all get challenged.

We defend clients from every corner of both counties:

  • Pensacola
  • Milton
  • Pace
  • Gulf Breeze
  • Navarre
  • Cantonment
  • Perdido Key
  • Ferry Pass
  • Ensley
  • Jay
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Tell us how they found it. We’ll tell you what that means.

The facts of the search usually decide these cases. Walk us through yours, free.

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