Suffolk County Drug Possession and Trafficking Lawyer
If You Have Been Arrested
Massachusetts vigorously prosecutes drug crimes. If you have been arrested for drug trafficking, possession with intent to distribute drugs, possession with intent to distribute drugs in a school zone, possession of drugs, or conspiracy to violate the narcotics laws, a conviction may result in a mandatory prison sentence, forfeiture of your money or property, loss of driver's license, or loss of professional license. If you are not a US citizen, you may be subject to deportation, denial of reentry to the United States, or denial of naturalization.
What Should I Do?
Do not speak to the police without first consulting an experienced criminal drug lawyer. Attorney Mark W. Bennett is a former police officer with first-hand experience in the investigation of crimes involving the use and distribution of narcotics and dangerous drugs. The expertise Attorney Bennett gained while serving as a police officer and police detective provides him with an insight into the government's case that few trial attorneys can match. As a police officer and police detective, Mr. Bennett wrote affidavits in support of search warrants for narcotics, conducted searches of countless automobiles and buildings, and testified in court countless times. As an assistant district attorney, Mr. Bennett assisted police officers in preparing applications for search warrants, and successfully prosecuted drug traffickers in Superior Court. Since 1988, Attorney Bennett has been aggressively defending the rights of clients charged with violation of state and federal law. Contact Attorney Bennett today at 617-379-1805.
- Do not try to "explain what happened" to the police.
- You have a right to remain silent. Use it!
- Anything you say may be used against you in court.
If you have been arrested, if your home or automobile has been searched, if the police have attempted to question you about a drug crime, you have the right to an attorney. A telephone call to Attorney Bennett may prove to be the single most important phone call you ever make. A seasoned criminal attorney like Mark Bennett can sometimes negotiate with the authorities and persuade them that criminal charges would not be the appropriate course to pursue. If charges are inevitable, your attorney can be instrumental in negotiating the amount of bail, if any, that will be required.
Your case may have significant issues involving search and seizure law that are best considered by an attorney with experience in this aspect of law. Attorney Mark W. Bennett understands that your case is the most important challenge facing you right now. When you retain Attorney Bennett, he personally represents you, the client, from the beginning of your case until its conclusion. Attorney Bennett believes in frequent client contact. He understands how important it is to the success of the case that you remain fully informed. You will have a dedicated and experienced legal professional by your side to guide you through every phase of the criminal process. Working together, you can determine the best course of action to protect yourself and your family, whether through negotiation with prosecuting authorities, a reduction in the charges against you, or by proceeding to trial. Whatever your situation, you will feel confident that your lawyer is prepared to defend your rights and to achieve the justice you deserve.
The law office of Attorney Mark W. Bennett is conveniently located in Milton, Massachusetts, just minutes from the Southeast Expressway (Rte. 93). You may telephone Attorney Bennett now at 617-379-1805. Call toll-free at 877-891-5130. Jail visits by appointment. We accept Visa and MasterCard.
