Orlando Drug Manufacturing Lawyer

Drug Manufacturing Defense in Orlando, FL

Drug manufacturing refers to creating or producing an illegal drug, substance, or narcotic, such as heroin, cocaine, crack cocaine, crystal meth, Ecstasy, LSD, or an unauthorized prescription drug, such as Oxycontin, Valium, Morphine, Vicodin, Codeine, etc.    Not only is drug manufacturing a crime for the simple fact that it’s unlawful to produce illegal drugs, but drug manufacturing can also lead to accidents, explosions, or fires due to the chemicals involved.

Any drug that doesn’t occur naturally—which is basically every drug except cannabis (marijuana)—must be manufactured.  Manufacturing can be a small scale operation, in which a person only manufactures a small amount of drugs for personal use, or a large scale operation, in which a person or group of people operate multiple drug labs in order to manufacture large quantities of drugs.   In cases involving large scale drug manufacturing operations, it’s not uncommon for an offender to be charged with other drug crimes, such as intent to sell, intent to distribute or deliver, or drug trafficking.

If you have been arrested on drug manufacturing charges, you must speak with an experienced Orlando drug manufacturing defense attorney right away.  Drug manufacturing is a felony offense that will result in numerous penalties upon conviction, such as imprisonment, large fines, probation, mandatory drug treatment, community service, license suspension, and more. 

Contact an Orlando Drug Manufacturing Attorney

At Rivas Law Firm, P.A. we have a great deal of practice and experience defending people against drug manufacturing charges in the Orlando area.  We understand that a conviction will take a serious toll on your rights, future, and reputation. You can depend on us to thoroughly investigate your charges, and determine whether or not law enforcement officials were lawful in conducting their arrest. Under search and seizure laws, police officers cannot conduct a search and seizure of your property without a valid search warrant or probable cause.  If the police violated your constitutional rights in any way, we will make this fact known to the judge and motion to suppress any evidence they found.  

To learn more about how we can defend you against your charges, please contact an Orlando drug manufacturing lawyer at Rivas Law Firm, P.A!