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Colorado Drug Trafficking
With some exceptions, Colorado law follows federal sentencing guidelines for those Cocaine/Cocaine Base
Less than 5 kilos: 5 to 40 years in prison. Heroin
Less than 1 kilo: 5 to 40 years in prison. LSD
Under 10 grams: 5 to 40 years in prison. Methamphetamine
Under 100 grams: 5 to 40 years in prison. Source: Drug Enforcement Agency |
The penalties for the sale or manufacturing of drugs in Colorado are often steep.
Without the representation of an experienced and aggressive law firm, you stand
an excellent chance of spending time behind bars.
Many drug charges involving the sale of illegal narcotics frequently include a possible
sentence of 2 to 8 years behind bars. Repeat violations and aggravated circumstances,
such as dealing to a minor, can increase the potential penalties. With some exceptions,
Colorado law follows federal sentencing guidelines in most drug cases, which substantially
increases the penalties for repeat violations.
The Colorado drug trafficking defense attorneys at Rosenthal & Heymann will
immediately begin a thorough review of your case. This will include the circumstances
of any evidence collected during a search of your home, vehicle or person; any controlled
buys or undercover informants used by law enforcement; your past criminal history;
the amount and type of drugs seized; and whether the sale was made to a teenager
or in other circumstances that allow for an enhanced penalty under Colorado law.
We strongly encourage defendants facing a charge of selling or manufacturing drugs
in Colorado to contact an experienced defense firm at the earliest stage of their
case. Our Denver defense attorneys offer a free and confidential consultation
to discuss your rights and represent clients throughout the area, including Boulder,
Englewood, Lakewood and Aurora.
Our best defense is an aggressive offense. Frequently, authorities overstep their
bounds or violate your constitutional rights against unlawful search and seizure.
Just because you are charged with a drug crime in Colorado doesn’t mean you
will be convicted of a crime. Additionally, the state’s attorneys and judges
often use a defendant’s criminal record when deciding whether to agree to a reduction
in charges or in determining sentencing in the event that you are convicted. We
believe the best way to protect your freedom and your future is to vigorously protect
your rights in the face of any drug charge.
If you are facing charges in connection with the distribution, sale or manufacture
of illegal narcotics in the Denver area, contact Rosenthal & Heymann today for a
free and confidential appointment to discuss your rights.