Orange County Medical Marijuana Charges Attorney
Orange County Marijuana Cultivation and Possession Defense Lawyers
California is one of several states that have legalized the use of medical marijuana, under the Compassionate Use Act of 1996. Under this act, the seriously ill have the right to use marijuana for medical purposes, when recommended by an authorized physician. Anorexia, cancer, AIDS, chronic pain, glaucoma, arthritis and migraines are a few of the specific conditions that may qualify under the state's medical marijuana laws.
Although California state law has legalized the use of medical marijuana in certain circumstances, marijuana is still an illegal drug according to federal law. As such, it is possible that a person operating a legal grow house or a physician lawfully prescribing marijuana may face a federal investigation and may face criminal charges for their actions. These cases can become highly complex, and it is essential that you work with an attorney experienced in these particular matters.
As a long-time criminal defense law firm serving Orange County and the surrounding areas in Southern California, we are very familiar with the state's medical marijuana laws. If you are facing criminal charges for marijuana possession, cultivation or distribution, our Orange County medical marijuana charges lawyers can review your case and determine whether you are covered under the Compassionate Use Act and what action can be taken to protect your rights. We have over a decade of legal experience to use on your behalf, and we offer a initial case evaluation to discuss your unique charges.
Contact a Costa Mesa Cultivation and Possession Lawyer
If you would like to learn more about medical marijuana and related criminal charges in California, please do not hesitate to contact our firm. Particularly if you are the subject of a criminal investigation or if you or someone you know has been taken into custody, you will need immediate representation by a skilled attorney in order to have a chance at avoiding a conviction and serious penalties.
