The first step in defending against possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute charges is to challenge the evidence against you. Our attorneys will thoroughly review the evidence, including police reports, witness statements, and any other information related to the case. Mr. Anderson will look for inconsistencies or errors in the prosecution’s case and determine if the evidence was obtained legally.

One of the most common defenses against possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute charges is to challenge the legality of the search and seizure. If the evidence was obtained through an illegal search or seizure, it cannot be used in court, and the charges may be dropped.

Another defense strategy is to argue that you had no intention of distributing the drug. Possession of a controlled substance alone is not enough to convict someone of possession with intent to distribute. The prosecution must prove that you had the intent to sell or distribute the drug, which can be difficult to prove.

Mr. Anderson will also explore alternative sentencing options that can minimize the consequences of a conviction. This may include diversion, probation, drug treatment programs, or other forms of alternative sentencing that can help you avoid jail time and get your life back on track.

If you have been charged with possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute in Nebraska, it is essential to seek the services of a skilled and diligent criminal defense attorney. Contact our firm in Omaha today to schedule a consultation with Mr. Anderson. We will work tirelessly to defend your rights and protect your future.