FULLERTON DRUG CRIME ATTORNEY
Aggressive Defense Representation for Drug Crimes in Fullerton, CA
When you are charged with any kind of drug crime, no matter how seemingly minor, you need a seasoned Fullerton drug crime lawyer to help protect your interests. California still aggressively prosecutes many types of drug crimes, and a single conviction on your record will make it more challenging to secure housing, employment, and other opportunities.
Attorney Jacqueline Goodman understands how to strategically approach drug crime allegations and set her clients up for success. With over 20 years of criminal defense experience, she is well-equipped to provide results-oriented representation designed to obtain the best possible outcome in your case. She will help you decide whether to accept a plea bargain, and, as a fierce negotiator and litigator, will always fight to protect your rights.
The Law Office of Jacqueline Goodman is here for you if you have been charged with a drug crime. Schedule a free initial consultation by filling out an online contact form or calling (714) 266-3945 today.
I am committed to providing my clients with the trusted counsel and aggressive defense they deserve. I believe in redemption and helping people get second chances. I devote a significant portion of my practice to criminal justice reform and I have provided pro bono representation in impact litigation to change the laws to benefit every Californian.
No one is perfect, and everyone has flaws. A mistake should not define you, and our Orange County criminal defense attorney is ready to fight to protect your future, no matter the charges. Attorney Jacqueline Goodman is here to get you out of this difficult situation and put you back in the position you were in before your trouble started!
TYPES OF DRUG CRIMES IN CALIFORNIA
“Drug crimes” refer to a variety of criminal offenses that involve controlled substances. Drug possession is perhaps the most common drug crime. The offense can be charged if someone is found to have a small amount of a controlled substance on their person or in their home, vehicle, or property.
State and federal laws both prohibit the distribution of drugs. You could be charged with “drug possession with intent to deliver” if there is evidence that you intended to deliver a controlled substance to someone else. You do not necessarily have to successfully complete the delivery: Even intending to distribute is a crime that can lead to serious consequences.
Drug manufacturing is among the more serious drug crimes that are regularly prosecuted in California. You can face these charges if there is evidence you played a role in producing any controlled substance. This includes growing more marijuana than current state laws allow. Possessing certain legal pharmaceuticals that are used to produce drugs can also trigger these charges.
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"Honest, hard working, and compassion, would describe, Jacquie."- Dorian C.
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"She really listened and asked questions and delivered advice that was very useful."- Mary P.
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"My family and I truly admire and respect this amazing and talented lawyer."- Chip E.
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"She's an amazing attorney that you can count on."- Aliya J.
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"I felt like I was getting represented by a superstar attorney. She'll run circles around any DA."- Marcus W.
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"Ms. Goodman’s attention to detail and knowledge of laws are truly unsurpassed."- Ralph S.
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"Choose her to represent you in the orange county area"- Elizabeth E.
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"If you are looking for someone that is going to put in all of their effort and fight for the outcome you want, choose her."- Former Client
REAL PEOPLE. REAL RESULTS.
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CASE DISMISSEDCASE DISMISSEDCHILD ENDANGERMENT / CRUELTY
Penal Code 273a(b) Child endangerment/cruelty.
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CHILD MOLESTATION
Child molestation: Felony.
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PROBATION VIOLATION
PC 1203.2 Committing a new crime or violating any term or condition of probation.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER OF POLICE OFFICER
Los Angeles Arrest Pre-filing representation on Attempted murder of police officer, assault with a deadly weapon upon a police officer.
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CONTEMPT OF COURT ORDER
Contempt of court order by a gang member.
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CHILD SEX ABUSE CASE
Child Sex Abuse case dismissed.
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ANAHEIM, CA CRIMINAL DEFENSE LAWS FAQ'S
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Can a Homicide Charge Be Reduced or Dismissed?Yes, a homicide charge may be reduced or dismissed based on various factors such as lack of evidence, successful plea negotiations, or presenting a strong defense that justifies the actions taken.
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What Rights Do Individuals Have When Facing Homicide Charges?Individuals facing homicide charges have the right to remain silent, the right to an attorney, the right to a fair trial, and the right to confront witnesses against them, among other legal protections.
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How Does the Legal Process Work After a Homicide Charge Is Filed?After a homicide charge is filed, the process typically includes arraignment, pre-trial motions, discovery, plea negotiations, and potentially a trial. Each stage allows for legal representation and the opportunity to present defenses.
CAN I BE CHARGED WITH A DRUG CRIME IF I DID NOT USE OR CONSUME AN ILLEGAL DRUG?
The unfortunate truth is that yes, you can be charged with and convicted of a drug crime even if you are only in possession of a controlled substance. If you have only been charged with simple possession, you may be able to avoid any jail time with the assistance of a legal professional. If the prosecution has a strong case against you, you will likely need to pay fines and go through a court-approved treatment program.
CAN I BE CHARGED WITH A CRIME IF I HAVE DRUG PARAPHERNALIA BUT NO CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE?
Many are surprised to learn you can still be charged with a drug crime even if no controlled substances are found by police. It is illegal to possess certain types of drug paraphernalia, which refers to any item that could be conceivably used to produce, use, or conceal controlled substances. Depending on the context, examples may include rolling papers, roach clips, and syringes. Even ordinary household objects like scales, small plastic bags, and other containers could be considered paraphernalia and trigger criminal charges.
