If you are facing a criminal drug investigation, it is imperative that you choose excellent legal representation. Drug crimes can be state or federal charges depending upon the details of your case. The severity of the drug crime and its punishment will typically be determined by the quantity of the drug involved, the drug’s classification and the purpose of its possession. I provide confidential consultations; contact me today by filling out the online form or call my office at (225) 343-5059.

I defend people charged with all types of drug crimes including possession, cultivation, distribution, sale, trafficking, manufacturing, prescription fraud, and conspiracy. The justice system is very unforgiving and there are no second chances. Make sure that the choices you make are the right ones.

In the “war on drugs,” justice has been the first casualty. If you or someone you care about has been charged with a drug offense, even if it is simple possession, you need help and you need it now. Your attorney can help determine whether your constitutional rights were violated, and whether evidence has been properly handled or is insufficient to prove the government’s case.

Across the country, more and more extreme laws and sentencing provisions have been passed specifically targeting possession and distribution of illegal drugs. Prisons are overflowing with non-violent offenders caught in the crossfire of the new zero-tolerance policies.

If you have been arrested, your future is in jeopardy and your income and property may already be the target of forfeiture proceedings.

If you are convicted or plead guilty as charged, the consequences could include incarceration, heavy fines, and seizure or forfeiture of your car, house, bank account, or other assets. To protect your rights and assess your case, it is important to hire an attorney as soon as possible.

For more information on drug offenses, see the Drug Offense FAQ section.

Michael A. Fiser provides skillful representation for clients located throughout the State of Louisiana (including the communities of Baton Rouge, New Orleans, Shreveport, Alexandria, Monroe, Lake Charles, Lafayette, Covington, and all of the surrounding areas) and the State of Mississippi (including the communities of Jackson, Vicksburg, Natchez, Woodville, and all of the surrounding areas).