Drug Offence Lawyers Wollongong
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A drug conviction can result in serious penalties, including imprisonment, fines, a criminal record, and can negatively impact on employment, relationships, and overall quality of life.
There are several different types of drug charges in New South Wales, each depends on the type of drug involved, what the drug is used for and whether you plan to use, supply, administer, cultivate or import the drug. In New South Wales, the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985 contains the majority of drug offences which are classified as either summary or indictable offences. See the full list of prohibited drugs under Schedule 1 of the Act.
If you’re facing charges of possession of a prohibited drug, we can provide you with advice on your legal options including your legal rights, possible defences and penalties. It is important that you speak to an experienced drug Solicitor before entering a plea.
There a several defences to a charge of drug possession. Otherwise, if you intend to plead guilty, we can represent you in your sentencing hearing to get the best possible outcome.
If you have been charged with a drug offence, contact us for some advice about your possible options.
The sooner you get legal advice for a drug offence, the better your chances of avoiding severe penalties. Act fast — protect your future now.
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Drug Offences FAQs
What types of drug charges can I face in New South Wales?
Drug offences in NSW vary based on the type of drug, its intended use, and the actions involved—such as possession, supply, administration, cultivation, or importation. Most of these charges are governed by the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985, classifying offences as either summary or indictable.
What are the potential consequences of a drug conviction?
A drug conviction can lead to severe penalties, including imprisonment, hefty fines, and the burden of a criminal record. Additionally, it may negatively impact your employment, relationships, and overall quality of life.
What should I do if I’m charged with a drug offence?
It’s crucial to seek advice from an experienced drug solicitor as soon as possible. They can explain your legal rights, discuss potential defences, and help you decide whether to plead not guilty or, if necessary, represent you during sentencing to achieve the best possible outcome.
