Unlawful possession or sale of OxyContin is punished just as harshly as that of cocaine. Penalties include prison and fines. And having a criminal record may keep you from getting a job.
Our Las Vegas criminal defense lawyers are very successful in winning drug cases. Typical results include reduced misdemeanor charges or even full dismissals.
Our first step is to try to plea bargain a favorable resolution. But if necessary to protect your rights we’ll fight for a "not guilty" verdict at trial.
Learn more about Nevada OxyContin crimes below and how we may help.
OxyContin is a schedule II drug made from oxycodone that’s prescribed for pain relief. Nicknamed "hillbilly heroin," OxyContin is typically snorted or injected by drug abusers.
It’s a felony in Nevada to possess OxyContin unless you have a doctor’s prescription. But a first offense can often be dismissed by taking a class or doing Nevada Drug Court.
For more on Las Vegas narcotics possession law, go to our informational article: Nevada crime of possession of drugs / controlled substances.
Nevada makes it a felony to possess OxyContin for the purpose of selling it. But this is often a difficult crime for the state to prove because of lack of evidence.
For further information on Las Vegas narcotics possession for sale law, refer to this page: Nevada crime of possession of drugs / controlled substances with intent to sell.
It’s illegal to sell, make or give away OxyContin in Nevada without a license to do so. Note that buying OxyContin is charged as either drug possession or trafficking.
To read more about Las Vegas narcotics sale laws, refer to our article on the topic: Nevada crime of selling drugs / controlled substances.
Las Vegas trafficking laws apply whenever the OxyContin in a case is 28 grams or more. This is why trafficking charges tend to be reserved for "big time" drug lords.
Read more about Las Vegas trafficking laws in our article on the subject: Nevada crime of trafficking drugs / controlled substances.
If you’ve been accused of an OxyContin-related offense in Nevada, call 702-DEFENSE. Our Las Vegas criminal defense lawyers might get your charges reduced or dismissed. We offer free consultations.
For more information go to our articles on: Nevada crime of trafficking drugs / controlled substances; Nevada Drug Court; Nevada crime of selling drugs / controlled substances; Nevada crime of possession of drugs / controlled substances with intent to sell; and Nevada crime of possession of drugs / controlled substances.
If you or a loved one faces misdemeanor or felony charges, contact our Las Vegas NV criminal defense attorneys at (702) DEFENSE. We'd be glad to meet with you for a free consultation. We practice throughout Nevada, including Las Vegas, Henderson, Reno, Carson City, Boulder City, Mesquite and Laughlin.
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