Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

Re: Drugs in Car

It sounds like she could really used the advice of an atty - Feel free to call me at (310)286-1218 - JONATHAN I. KELMAN

Re: Drugs in Car

THE GOAL WOULD BE TO HAVE THE CASE DISMISSED.

Give us a call if that is your goal also. LARRY WOLF 310 277 1707

Re: Drugs in Car

Blaming someone else could get them charged. The car can be confiscated, but if not already done, may not be. Time for her to hire counsel to help.

Re: Drugs in Car

If she does state that the drugs were someone else's and that she borrowed the car, the owner of the car or that someone else might well be implicated. What was the type and quantity of the drugs and where did the arrest take place? Many counties are much more lenient than others regarding drug offenses.

Feel free to e-mail or call me at (408) 655-6268 to discuss further.

Re: Drugs in Car

Your first step should be to hire an attorney to represent her. Consult with this attorney to determine the best approach to the problem.

Re: Drugs in Car

As stated, you will most likely need to consult an attorney to provide the best defense for your daughter. Your problem, as I see it, is that you also wish to avoid any implication as to how the drugs were in the car. You have to realize that the best defense for one person may not necessarily be in the best interest of another.

This is general information that I hope has been helpful to you. However, you should always obtain legal counsel familiar with your specific circumstances. We may be able to assist you with your legal issues. If we can assist you in the future, please contact us at www.unalaw.com and somebody will assist you as soon as possible.