Grand Rapids Drug Conspiracy Lawyers
Criminal charges of conspiracy may occur in connection with any type of alleged crime. Law enforcement agents, investigators and/or a prosecutor may believe that you collaborated with another person or other people in the planning of a crime. In this case, you may be charged with conspiracy.
What if criminal conspiracy charges came about because someone told a lie about your participation in a crime? At David G. Moore, Attorney at Law, our conspiracy defense lawyers are skilled at advocating for your rights by exposing the truth and defending your innocence. If you call and do not reach a member of our legal team, your call will be returned within 24 hours.
Examples Of Conspiracy
Examples of conspiracy charges may arise from allegations such as:
- Plans to manufacture or distribute banned substances (illegal drugs or prescription drugs obtained without a proper prescription)
- Plans by one spouse to have a “hit man” murder the other spouse
- Plans to commit arson in order to collect on property insurance
- Plans to rob someone or burglarize a home or business
- Plans to commit financial crimes (white collar crimes such as fraud)
Conspiracy charges are especially common in criminal cases at the federal government level. They are able to implicate more people and have a bigger impact by accusing associates of conspiracy crimes.
There Are Serious Penalties For Criminal Convictions
If you did not actually commit any of the criminal acts in question, but helped plan them, a conspiracy conviction can bring serious penalties. You may incur essentially the same penalties that you would have received if you had actually taken part in the crime in question.
With a knowledgeable and aggressive criminal defense lawyer on your side, you will stand your best chance of mounting a strong defense. Your attorney can remind the prosecutor of the need to prove that you took overt steps to develop and put into motion a plan to commit a criminal offense. Without such proof, your case may be dismissed or charges may be reduced.
Contact Our Law Firm Today
Contact our firm online or call our office at (269) 808-8007 to schedule a free initial consultation. You can reach us days, nights, weekends and holidays when you are in trouble with the law.
