Marijuana Possession

Marijuana Possession

Without authorization in writing from a licensed physician for medical purposes only, possession of any part of a cannabis plant is illegal in the state of California. Marijuana possession charges can range from misdemeanor possession resulting in fines, probation and/or jail time—to possession with intent to sell which carries as much as three years incarceration in a state prison facility.

Bettis, P.C. understands the devastating repercussions that marijuana possession can have on your criminal record, and we work hard with prosecutors to reduce intent to sell charges to misdemeanors. If this is your first marijuana possession charge, there are several excellent defenses afforded to you under California law as alternative to incarceration.

If you or a loved one have been charged with Marijuana possession, feel free to contact us for a free, no obligation consultation.

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Interested parties must be aware that every case is different, and the opinion of the attorney and previous clients herein is their opinion only, not a guarantee of any result in future cases.