Olathe Felony Drug Crime Lawyer
Experienced Defense Against Felony Drug Charges
The time following a charge of any sort of
drug crime can be one of the most exhausting, trying and stressful experiences you
can possibly imagine. While drug crimes that qualify as
misdemeanor are terrifying enough, the stress associated with the case only amplifies
if the case instead if classified as a felony. While misdemeanor crimes
can lead towards stays in a local jail, if you are convicted of a felony,
you run the risk of imprisonment at a state level, which is usually much
longer and much harsher.
For this reason, if you are currently facing felony drug crimes, it is
imperative that you do not hesitate to contact an
Olathe criminal attorney as quickly as possible. In cases such as this, an accusation and charge
does not necessarily mean that you will be convicted. There are many different
kinds of defenses that can be utilized to help protect your rights as
you fight for your optimum outcome. For example, faulty police work in
gathering of the evidence could be cause for a motion to suppress, which
would aid in combating your charges. To best understand your personal
case, it is in your best interest to talk to an experienced attorney to
discuss your case and the options available to you.
Why Hire a Felony Drug Crime Attorney in Olathe?
I, John Harvell, have seen the detrimental effects that successful convictions
of drug crimes can have on the lives of the accused. Whether you are facing
drug possession with intent to distribute, manufacturing, cultivation,
distribution or trafficking, you are in need of aggressive, comprehensive
legal guidance to help you on your way to your optimum outcome. I am devoted
to offering this high-quality, dynamic level of support to clients who
I represent in cases such as this.
Do not hesitate to
contact an Olathe felony drug crime attorney to receive your initial case consultation.
Why Choose John Harvell?
Client Testimonials
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Mr. Harvell and I worked closely together and created a successful defense on both the driver's license suspension and the DUI charge.- DC
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...the prosecutor agreed to withdraw the motion.- CP
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After appearing for a hearing to revoke probation, the case was dismissed.- RB
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Mr. Harvell filed a Motion to Suppress because of an illegal car search. Prior to trial, the charges were dismissed.- TC
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My work requires a security clearance, and it was very important that I did not receive a conviction for this matter.- AT
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I am from a foreign country and was facing deportation. This was a very important result.- CK
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After I hired Mr. Harvell, he contacted my witnesses and convinced the prosecution that charges should be dismissed.- MM
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This is such a relief. You rock John.- RK