Drug Charges

Fentanyl addiction has become a major safety concern in Maryland and throughout the United States. In recent years, fentanyl has been responsible for a large number of overdose deaths and has harmed countless others directly through addiction and indirectly through...

As a parent of a college student, you don’t always know what they’re doing. Your child may be hanging around people who could be bad influences.  Your child may be engaging in criminal activities, such as drug use. While they may not tell you that they’re using drugs,...

It’s commonly believed that drug charges only happen when someone is caught with drugs. The drugs may be found on someone's person or they were caught selling or manufacturing them. However, handling something that is associated with drug use could lead to a...

Although the media loves to present those involved in the drug trade as hardened criminals, that is often far from the truth. People often begin selling or trafficking drugs to support their own struggles with addiction or because they find themselves in dire...

Drug crimes carry serious consequences. If you are caught with a controlled substance, you may be charged. And one of the crimes you may be charged with is possession with intent to distribute. So, what does it mean? Here is what you need to know: What is possession...

Someone who is caught with drugs could be arrested and charged with drug possession. Possession, manufacture or distribution or drugs are serious criminal offenses. The charges of drug possession or other criminal offenses of such matter could include incarceration,...

The opioid epidemic has become a dire situation in the United States. Many people have become addicted to these drugs. Not only has this led to a lot of fatalities but it has also created a situation in which people are consistently arrested for drug offenses. They...

Do you ever share or trade medications with family and friends? For many of us, it may seem like a harmless exchange, especially when the medicine is non-narcotic.  But before you decide to share your medication—even if there's no monetary cost involved—it's essential...

If the police find you with illegally obtained prescription drugs or illicit substances, then you could face drug charges. This may have happened after a drug dog was curious about your backpack or after the police lawfully searched your house, apartment or car and...

Drug charges, such as possession, intent to distribute, trafficking, manufacturing and prescription forging, can lead to thousands of dollars in fines and lengthy jail terms. Thus, you need to fight if you are caught with a controlled dangerous substance (CDS). ...