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Miami Drug Crime Lawyer

Drug Paraphernalia Charges in Miami, Florida

The possession of drug paraphernalia is a misdemeanor drug crime in Florida. This offense involves having some form of object characteristic of or associated with drug use or distribution, including: pipes, scales, syringes, bongs, water pipes, etc. Possession of drug paraphernalia is most often charged in addition to drug possession. Drug paraphernalia charges are particularly tricky because it is difficult to prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, that an offender possessed an item with the intent to facilitate drug use. As such, it is important that your attorney be experienced with this particular drug crime if he or she is going to provide you with the highest quality legal counsel possible.

Miami drug crime lawyer Michael Mirer has over a decade of trial experience and is also a former prosecutor. With his diverse knowledge and his thorough dedication to providing the highest quality representation and client service possible, attorney Mirer can provide you with the legal counsel you deserve, while bringing you much-needed peace of mind through the entire extent of the criminal process.

In attempting to secure a conviction for the possession of drug paraphernalia, the prosecution will need to prove that you possessed the object or objects in with the intention of committing an unlawful act: drug use. The following factors will be assessed:

  • Any statements you may have made about the object
  • The proximity of the object to any controlled substance
  • Any residue of a controlled substance in or on the object

Contact a Miami Criminal Attorney Today

If you are currently dealing with criminal charges involving the unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia, taking immediate action is beneficial to improving your chances at a successful case outcome. Miami drug crime attorney Michael Mirer offers a free initial consultation to help you get started, and there is no obligation to contacting our firm to learn more about your specific case and legal options.

Contact us today for a consultation regarding your criminal charges.