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Drug Crimes Lawyers Pinellas County FL Possession With Intent To Sell Charges

  psffirm.com   6344 Roosevelt Blvd Suite B Clearwater, Florida 33760 Phone: (727) 531-2926 Drug Crimes Attorneys in Pinellas County FL | Clearwater FL St. Petersburg FL | Largo FL | Tampa FL | Gulf Beaches Drug Possession and Possession With Intent To Sell Charges Drug Crimes Lawyers in Pinellas County FL Clearwater FL Largo FL POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO SELL If you have recently been charged with a drug related criminal offense in the State of Florida you are likely facing serious penalties should you be convicted of the offense. The penalties you face are determined by the level of severity of the crime with which you are charged. Offenses involving possession of a small amount of a controlled substance, for example, are punishable by less time in jail or prison than offenses involving the manufacture, distribution, or sale of a large amount of a controlled substance. Possession, however, can be punishable by a lengthy prison term if the charge is possession with intent to sell in Florida. Florida Statute 893.13 is where many of the state’s controlled substance offenses can be found. Under the statute, possession with intent to sell a controlled substance is a felony offense. The severity of the felony depends on factors such as the type and quantity of controlled substance involved. If convicted of possession with intent to sell you could face up to 30 years in prison if the offense committed is a first degree felony. People often make the mistake of thinking that offenses involving possession of a controlled substance are always treated less seriously than those involving the sale, delivery, or manufacture of drugs. When deciding whether to charge a suspect with simple possession, or possession with intent to sell, a number of factors are typically considered, such as: · The quantity of the drug involved – the more drugs in your possession the higher the likelihood of an intent to sell charge. · The manner in which the drug is packaged. If it is already separated in small bundles you will likely be charged with intent to sell. · Absence or presence of sales paraphernalia such as scales, baggies, and “cutting” ingredients. · Written records of sales or debts. · Presence of large amounts of cash and/or weapons. If you or someone you know has been charged with a drug related offense, be sure to contact Powers Sellers and Finkelstein at 727-531-2926, or visit us at   keepcalmcallus.com   for immediate assistance. For more information check out our Drug Charges Information Page:   psffirm.com/areas-of-practice/drug-crimes-...