Drug Distribution
Serious Charges Demand Committed Attorneys
Drug distribution is a term used to describe the sale or dealing of illegal drugs. Under Florida law, drug distribution charges often involve significant fines and jail time. That's why it's critical that you take immediate legal action if you or a loved one has been charged with drug distribution or any other drug charges related to selling drugs.
Experienced and respected attorney Mark Sieron and his talented team at Aguilar & Sieron, P.A. have defended clients charged with drug distribution for over three decades. As a result, he understands just how serious these charges are and will relentlessly seek to obtain the best possible outcome.
Mark Sieron knows how the legal system works in Clay County and throughout Northeast Florida. A former prosecutor, he brings an insider's understanding of prosecutors, judges, the police and the law to every drug case he handles. That's why he has such a strong track record of success. That's why he would be honored to work with you.
Types of Drug Distribution Charges
Florida's drug distribution laws vary mainly according to the type of drug, the amount of drug involved and even issues such as where the drug sale allegedly took place. This is especially true if your arrest took place within 1,000 feet of a school or church. You can learn more about specific drug distribution charges and their penalties by clicking on the links below.
Whatever the circumstances of your drug distribution charge, make sure you take your case seriously right from the start. Make sure you contact our law firm and schedule an appointment right now. You can reach us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
What Sets Us Apart
Experience matters when it comes to serious drug charge cases. If you don't have a lawyer who knows how to successfully resolve your drug distribution charge, your life could be instantly turned upside down. You could be sentenced to prison, lose your driver's license, lose your job, be expelled from school or face other serious consequences.
Our law firm can analyze your arrest report and explain the best approach for addressing your legal charge. Depending on the circumstances of your case, we may take the following steps:
- Advocate to have your charges dismissed
- Negotiate a plea deal on your behalf
- Consult with experts
- Speak with law enforcement officials on your behalf
- Represent you in all court appearances
- Take your case to trial, if necessary
You have too much at stake to try to take on Florida's legal system on your own. Contact our law firm and schedule an appointment today. We would be honored to serve you and earn your respect. Aguilar & Sieron - here for you when you need us most.
Even though Florida recently legalized the use of marijuana for medical purposes, the state still has very strict laws regarding the sale of marijuana. You can also learn more about other marijuana charges in Florida on our website - and find out how we can help you.
The penalties for the sale of marijuana in Florida include:
Sale of Marijuana up to 25 pounds
- Felony
- Up to 5 years in prison
- Up to $5,000 fine
- Driver's license revocation
Sale within 1,000 feet or a church, school or park
- Felony
- Up to 15 years in prison
- Up to $10,000 fine
- Driver's license revocation
Such charges demand strong legal action. Your case deserves Aguilar & Sieron. We can aggressively investigate your charges and advise you on the best course of action. There's no time to delay. There strict deadlines for requesting that these charges be dismissed or appealed. That's why we want to meet with you right away.
Florida's cocaine laws often involve severe penalties for people convicted of selling up to 28 grams of cocaine in Florida. The penalties can include:
- Up to $10,000 fine
- Up to 15 years of probation
- Up to 15 years in prison
Penalties can vary depending on many factors, including:
- Whether you have been previously convicted of the same charge
- The amount of cocaine involved
- Where the sale took place
Florida takes a very tough stance against people accused of selling cocaine within 1,000 feet of a school, church or public park. The same is true if you are accused of selling cocaine to a minor under 18 years old.
Whatever the circumstances of your arrest, contact our law firm and schedule an appointment with us. Attorney Mark Sieron can walk you through all the legal options available to you and explain the best course of legal action.
If you have been charged with selling methamphetamines in Florida, contact Aguilar & Sieron right away. We can review the details of your case with you, then advise you on the best course of action.
If you are convicted of methamphetamine distribution in Florida, you will be charged with a felony. The penalties vary depending on the amount of meth you are accused of selling. These penalties include:
14 to 28 grams of methamphetamine
- $50,000 fine
- Mandatory 3-year prison term
28 to 200 grams of methamphetamine
- $100,000 fine
- Mandatory 7-year prison term
200 grams or more of methamphetamine
- $250,000 fine
- Mandatory 15-year prison term
Find out what we can do for you. Schedule an appointment with Aguilar & Sieron right now. We know how the legal system in Clay County works and we have the case results to prove it.
Florida's heroin distribution laws can be very complicated. If you are convicted of selling heroin in Florida, face the possibility of being sentenced to many years in prison and thousands of dollars in fines. That's why it's vital that you schedule an appointment with drug charge lawyer Mark Sieron of Aguilar & Sieron law firm in Green Cove Springs, Florida. He has decades of experience handling such complex, legal cases. That's why he has such a strong track record of success.
A heroin distribution conviction can have serious consequences, depending on the amount of heroin you are accused of selling. These penalties include:
4 to 14 grams of heroin
- $50,000 fine
- Mandatory 3-year prison sentence
14 to 28 grams of heroin
- $100,000 fine
- Mandatory 15-year prison sentence
28 grams to 30 kilograms of heroin
- $500,000 fine
- Mandatory 25-year prison sentence
You have legal options. Learn more about them. Contact our law firm and find out how we can help you. Contact us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.