Seminole County Drug Crime Defense Attorney

From possession to trafficking, a drug charge can put your freedom, your record, and your future at risk. Let’s talk about your defense.

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You don’t have to face this alone

A drug charge is frightening, and the days right after an arrest are the ones that count. Prosecutors and police are already building their case. You deserve someone building yours. The Greenwald Firm represents people across Seminole County facing misdemeanor and felony charges, and we’re ready to hear what happened.

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  • Possession of a controlled substance
  • Possession of drug paraphernalia
  • Possession with intent to sell or distribute
  • Drug trafficking and distribution

Why drug charges are serious in Florida

Florida treats drug offenses harshly. Depending on the substance and the amount, a charge can jump from a misdemeanor to a felony — and certain trafficking amounts can carry mandatory minimum penalties that a judge has limited power to reduce. That’s exactly why the details of how the alleged drugs were found matter so much.

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Why The Greenwald Firm

At The Greenwald Law Firm, Brian Greenwald, Esq. brings more than 20 years of criminal defense experience and over 200 trials handled. Our firm takes a hands-on, trial-focused approach, thoroughly investigating the facts, analyzing the evidence, and identifying weaknesses in the prosecution’s case. Whether negotiating from a position of strength or preparing for trial, we are committed to protecting your rights and pursuing the best possible outcome.

  • We know Seminole County
  • Straight answers
  • Responsive
  • Your questions answered directly
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Sometimes — often depending on how the evidence was obtained and the strength of the state’s case. We’ll assess whether those issues exist in your case.

It can be, depending on the substance and amount. Some possession charges are misdemeanors; others are felonies. We’ll explain where your charge falls.

For certain trafficking amounts, Florida law sets a minimum sentence. Avoiding a trafficking charge — or challenging the amount — can be critical. We’ll look at that closely.