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NebraskaDrug Crimes Lawyers in Hall County, Nebraska

Under state and federal law, the mere possession of certain "controlled substances" or narcotics can be charged as a serious criminal offense with serious criminal penalties. Felony drug crimes can include possession with intent to sell, manufacture, distribution, and trafficking of certain types of dangerous controlled substances.


When choosing the best criminal defense attorney for a drug crime charge in Hall County, Nebraska, consider the attorney's experience in fighting these types of narcotics cases.


Attorney fees for the defense of drug crimes are typically quoted as flat fees. The attorney fees often depend on the complexity of the case and seriousness of the drug charges in or around Hall County, Nebraska.

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Mark Thomas Porto

Mark Thomas Porto
Porto Law Office
223 N Locust St
Grand Island, NE 68801
Licensed for 18 years, Mark Thomas Porto is a Criminal Defense lawyer who attended University of Nebraska College of Law... read more >

J Bruce Teichman

J Bruce Teichman
207 US Bank Bldg Suite207
Grand Island, NE 68802
J Bruce Teichman is a Criminal Defense lawyer... read more >
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National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

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