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To the average person, thoughts of drug manufacturing conjures up images of chemicals cooked on a stove in a back room or even kitchen to create illegal substances. While these images are accurate in some cases, drug manufacturing charges in Miami, Miami Dade County, Fort Lauderdale or Miami Beach, Florida can be levied for many additional activities, including the following:
While all drug crimes are treated seriously in Florida, both state and federal law look at intent as the basis for determining how serious a drug crime is and how extensively it should be punished. Manufacturing drugs is considered one the most serious types of drug offenses in Fort Lauderdale and throughout the state because the intent of manufacturing is seen to be sale and distribution.
The Florida Drug and Cosmetics Act permits a Florida drug manufacturing charge to be brought against anyone who violates the laws governing legal drug manufacturing. But the Florida Pharmacy Act protects pharmacists and others performing legal drug manufacturing activities from being charged with a drug offense in Miami-Dade County or anywhere in Florida.
Naturally, a Miami-Dade County drug manufacturing charge is only one type of drug crime violation addressed by Florida and federal law. These crimes, as well as trafficking, possession, distribution, and other offenses are equally serious crimes requiring experienced drug crime lawyers to provide a strong defense.
If you face a Miami Beach drug manufacturing charge, you need a drug crime lawyer in Florida who has an exceptional track record.
When looking for drug crime lawyers in Miami, FL you want to ensure you select an attorney who is not just a generalist in Miami felony crime. Select the drug crime lawyer who takes an individualized approach to your drug crime defense. Contact the Law Office of Brent Horst by filling out our case submission form or call our law firm at 305-809-7503.