Drug Offences NSW

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If you or your loved one have been charged with a drug offence in NSW getting the right legal advice early can make a significant difference to the outcome of your case.  Our experienced criminal defence lawyers provide clear, strategic guidance for clients facing all types of drug-related charges including:

• Drug possession (including small-quantity offences)
• Supply and deemed supply charges
• Possession of drug paraphernalia
• Cultivation or manufacture of prohibited drugs
• Drug importation and trafficking offences
• Drug driving (presence or impairment)
• Police searches and sniffer dog matters

We are committed to protecting your rights, explaining your options in plain English, and working towards the best possible result—whether that’s avoiding a conviction, negotiating charges, or defending you in court.

For more serious matters, you can trust that we will engage Counsel at the earliest opportunity to ensure your rights are fully protected. 

• Proven experience defending drug matters in Local and District Courts across NSW;
• Strategic approach aimed at reducing penalties or avoiding a criminal record;
• Skilled negotiators for charge reductions and favourable outcomes;
• Strong courtroom advocacy when your case requires a defended hearing;
• Supportive and confidential guidance from start to finish.
   

Depending on your circumstances, you may be eligible for:

• No conviction outcomes (e.g., section 10 dismissal or Conditional Release Order). 
• Charge withdrawal after negotiations or evidence challenges.
• Diversion options, including rehabilitation and intervention programs, or mental health treatment. 
• Defences such as lack of knowledge, unlawful search, or insufficient evidence.
   

Drug charges can carry serious penalties in NSW, including fines, convictions, and even imprisonment. Acting quickly ensures your rights are protected and gives you the strongest chance of a positive outcome. 

Contact our team today for confidential advice and a personalised defence strategy.