A Criminal Defense Specialist with More Than 28 Years of Courtroom Trial Experience
In Ohio, the severity in which a drug crime or the drug charges is punished varies dramatically depending on several factors - the amount of the drugs, the type of drugs, and whether the defendant offered the drugs for sale. Under Ohio law, nearly all drug charges carry a mandatory suspension of your driver's license for a minimum of 6 months, even when a vehicle is not involved in the offense. Drug charges can also result in mandatory fines and forfeitures. With so many variables involved and the potentially severe consequences at stake, it is essential to have an experienced criminal defense lawyer who understands how Ohio's drug laws apply to the details of your particular case.
Attorney Dan Weisenburger is a former prosecutor and the only nationally certified Criminal Trial Specialist in Portage County. He handles drug cases in Summit County, Trumbull County and Medina County as well. Mr. Weisenburger has been successfully protecting the rights of individuals charged with Ohio drug crimes for more than 28 years. Contact Attorney Weisenburger now to start establishing a strong defense.
Obtained Favorable Verdicts, Negotiated Hundreds of Plea Agreements
Even though Attorney Weisenburger has negotiated hundreds of beneficial plea agreements throughout his career as a criminal defense lawyer, he is never reluctant to take a case to trial if he cannot reach a settlement that is his clients' best interest. He is an experienced trial attorney who is always willing to do whatever it takes to protect his clients' rights.
Attorney Weisenburger has experience obtaining favorable resolutions in cases involving a wide multitude of drug related crimes:
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Protect Your Constitutional Rights and Guard Your Freedom
As a defendant in a criminal case, you have rights guaranteed by both the Ohio and the United States Constitution. Two of the most significant rights often applicable in drug cases involve the Fourth and Sixth Amendments of the United States Constitution. The Fourth Amendment protects your right against unreasonable searches and seizures. If a law enforcement officer searched you or your vehicle without a warrant or obtained the warrant without probable cause, Attorney Weisenburger can seek the suppression of all evidence obtained as a result of that search.
The Confrontation Clause of the Sixth Amendment provides defendants with the right to confront their accusers. This becomes an issue in many drug crimes because the prosecution often attempts to introduce evidence from confidential informants, or snitches, whose identity they do not want to reveal. A tough, smart criminal defense lawyer like Mr. Weisenburger can protect your rights when such allegations are made.
Contact Attorney Weisenburger right now for a free initial consultation from a skilled criminal defense advocate who will aggressively defend your case.
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