Your Compassionate Prescription Drug Crimes Attorney In Suffolk County
Last updated on September 11, 2024
Have you ever considered sharing your prescription medication with a friend in need? It might seem harmless, but in Suffolk County and across New York, this act of kindness could land you in serious legal trouble. At the Law Office of Bryan E. Cameron, we’ve seen how prescription drug crimes can turn law-abiding citizens into defendants overnight.
The Unexpected Dangers Of Prescription Sharing
Many prescription drug crimes start innocently. You might have leftover medication from an improved condition, or a friend with the same ailment might ask you for help. However, New York law is clear: distributing prescription drugs, even to someone with the same condition, is illegal.
Why is this so serious? Medical providers prescribe specific dosages based on individual patient histories. Sharing medications can lead to dangerous health consequences and potential addiction. What’s more, prosecutors may view your actions as drug distribution, regardless of your intentions.
The Legal Consequences Of Prescription Drug Offenses
In Suffolk County, prescription drug crimes carry severe penalties. Charges can escalate quickly, potentially including:
- Illegal possession
- Drug distribution
- Drug trafficking
Even a single accusation can result in fines, probation or imprisonment. Additional charges may follow as prosecutors build their case.
Building Your Defense: Our Approach
We understand that good people can find themselves in difficult situations. Attorney Bryan Cameron, drawing on his experience as a former New York City assistant district attorney, works tirelessly to protect your rights. We examine every aspect of your case, from the circumstances of your arrest to the evidence against you, to craft a strong defense strategy.
Face Your Prescription Drug Charges With Confidence
Prescription drug charges can lead to real, salting consequences. If you’re facing allegations in Suffolk County, contact the Law Office of Bryan E. Cameron today. Our Sayville office provides free consultations and serves clients throughout Suffolk County. Call us at 888-816-9087 or fill out our online form to schedule your confidential case evaluation. Remember, swift action can make a crucial difference in your case.