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Federal Drug Trafficking Laws (USC 21 Section 841)

In this video, skilled and knowledgeable federal defense attorney Paul Wallin explains federal drug trafficking laws. https://www.wklaw.com/federal-drug-tr... Federal drug trafficking laws are very complex and carry severe consequences. How you will be punished if you are convicted depends upon a number of factors, including how much of the drug you have and what type of drug you are found guilty of trafficking. The consequences for a federal drug trafficking conviction could range from 5 years in prison to up to 40 years or even life in prison. That is why you should contact an experienced federal lawyer if you are accused of violating federal drug trafficking laws. Our federal attorneys have been successfully defending clients facing serious federal crime charges for more than 35 years. We have helped many clients facing allegations of federal drug trafficking, and we can help you now. We know the defenses to use in your case and we have the skill and knowledge necessary to apply those valid legal defenses. Contact our law firm today at (877) 4-NO-JAIL or (877) 466-5245 for a free phone consultation. We will get through this together. Federal Drug Trafficking is an extremely serious crime. To be convicted of that crime in Federal court, the prosecution must prove that you trafficked in narcotics. That means you either transported drugs across state lines, you sold drugs across state lines or even you possess enough drugs for the purpose of transporting them across state lines. Some people are going to be shocked to hear of the penalties for trafficking in drugs in federal court. If you are trafficking Marijuana, five years in Federal prison as a minimum sentence. But if you're trafficking a LST or Cocaine or Heroine, you are facing 40 years in federal prison. Wallin and Klarich has 35 years of experience in defending people who have been accused of drug trafficking in Federal Court. It's an extremely serious crime and we have been successful in many cases having the charges reduced or even dismissed, that is because of our years of experience and knowing the different defenses to the charge. For example, they must prove that you have the specific intent to violate this law. They must prove that the drug that you had was in fact a drug. There are many defenses we've been very successful in bringing forth that have led to our clients getting positive results.