Drug Crimes
Whether you work in the medical field or not, drug crimes charges can have a detrimental effect on your career as well as your life outside of work. If you hold a professional license, you may even jeopardize your credibility within your chosen field.
Get the legal help you need by contacting The Law Offices of Brian E. Quinn in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. We are a team of attorneys committed to professional license and criminal defense. Contact us today.
Handling Your Drug Crimes Case
The Law Offices of Brian E. Quinn defends people charged with a variety of drug-related charges. Whether the case involves illegal substances such as cocaine, heroin, meth, crack or marijuana, our firm is prepared to give you the knowledge and skill needed to work for the best possible outcome in your case.
Speak with our attorneys about your criminal charge today. Together, we can talk about how we will build your defense to drug crimes charges such as:
- Possession
- Distribution
- Diversion
- Cultivation
- Manufacture
- Trafficking
Prescription Medicine-Related Drug Crimes
Some drug crimes and chemical dependency issues are related to prescription medicine. Our firm defends clients charged with drug crimes involving prescription drugs like OxyContin, Fentanyl, Xanax, Vicodin, Percocet and Dilaudid.
Professional Standing And Drug Crimes
As a medical professional or businessperson who holds a professional or occupational license, your good standing is critically compromised by a drug crime charge. Our attorneys are well-versed in administrative as well as criminal law. You can rely on our attorneys to address both criminal defense and representation in professional licensure matters efficiently and effectively.
Frequently Asked Questions
My supervisor at work accused me of diverting drugs from work and reported me to the state board. Should I talk to its investigator?
You should not speak to any investigator without first consulting an attorney. Anything you say can and will be used against you. It is important to consult an attorney to see if making a statement is advisable. You may also want an attorney present when this statement is made.
I am presently in the VRP and have had several recent positive urine tests for drugs. I received an order suspending my license indefinitely. Do I have any defense to this or should I accept the suspension?
There may be mitigating factors in a relapse, which, if properly explained to the hearing examiner and board, may result in your suspension being stayed and being placed on probation. This would allow you to continue to work. There may also be problems with the urine screen test that may have resulted in a false positive.
Contact The Law Offices of Brian E. Quinn
If you have been charged with a drug crime in Pennsylvania – whether it threatens your professional standing or not – make sure you have lawyers on your side ready to defend you and preserve your rights. Contact The Law Offices of Brian E. Quinn today to schedule a consultation. Call 866-657-7318.
