DISCLAIMER: These testimonials represent a small sampling of clients the firm has helped. Case results depend upon a variety of factors unique to each case. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome in your case.
Raleigh Criminal Defense Attorneys
If you have been charged with distributing drugs to minors, you need a criminal lawyer who can put together a strong and effective defense. The attorneys of Roberts Law Group, PLLC, offer the experience and skill you are looking for:
- We defend clients facing state and federal drug charges.
- We have proven success protecting our clients' futures by minimizing the serious consequences they face.
- Our criminal law practice is led by experienced defense lawyer and former prosecutor Patrick Roberts. His inside knowledge allows us to effectively strategize and prepare the defense you need against felony drug distribution charges.
Contact our law office in Raleigh, North Carolina, to learn how we can help protect your future.
Tailoring a Defense to Your Situation
We know that every case is unique. If you retain our offices after being charged with drug distribution, our staff will listen to your concerns and gain an understanding of your side of the events. We work to tailor our defense based on the facts of the case and your desired outcome.
Our goal is to minimize the consequences as much as possible. We often negotiate with prosecutors to reduce the charge or lessen the punishment. In certain cases, we aim to get the charges dismissed altogether if the evidence is inconclusive or was obtained by violating your rights. Whether negotiating, filing appropriate motions or fighting for your rights in trial, let our experience work for you.
Contact the Roberts Law Group, PLLC, today. We represent clients charged with distributing drugs to minors throughout North Carolina, including Mecklenburg County, Wake County and Johnston County.
North Carolina v. J.S.
Accusation:
Indecent Exposure
Potentially Facing:
30 days in Jail
Result:
Case Dismissed
Roberts Law Group acted quickly, meeting with the DA’s office to mitigate on behalf of their client, who had no prior criminal history. The Defendant had cooperated fully with the officer. At defense counsel’s prompting, the ADA spoke with his Law Enforcement Officers and determined that Defendant had been through enough already. Dismissed on the first court date.
