Tag: drug crime

Call (414) 270-0202 for possession of drug paraphernalia defense from top Milwaukee defense firm Meyer Van Severen, S.C. Possession of drug paraphernalia is a crime in Wisconsin.  While other drug offenses typically focus on the drug, a paraphernalia charge focuses on the other “stuff.”  Drug paraphernalia is described Wisconsin Jury Instruction Criminal 5050 as “all…

Contact Meyer Van Severn, S.C. about your keeping or maintaining a drug trafficking place case.  (414) 270-0202 Meyer Van Severen, S.C. provides criminal defense to individuals throughout Wisconsin.  If you’re being charged with keeping or maintaining a drug trafficking place, or any other crime, contact us immediately.  We’re familiar with the issues involved in drug cases…

Contact criminal defense firm Meyer Van Severen, S.C. about your drug case.  (414) 270-0202. Possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance cases are hard to swallow.  If you’re caught in the wrong area, with the wrong amount of currency in your possession, with any amount of drugs, you could be accused of committing this crime.  Circumstantial…

Contact defense law firm Meyer Van Severen, S.C. immediately about your drug case.  (414) 270-0202 If you’re being accused of manufacturing, distributing, or delivering a controlled substance you should have a criminal defense attorney on your side.  At Meyer Van Severen, S.C. we focus 100% of our resources on criminal defense.  If you come to us for…

Contact Meyer Van Severen, S.C. regarding your possession of a controlled substance case. (414) 270-0202 Criminal defense law firm Meyer Van Severen, S.C. defends possession of a controlled substance cases.  Whether you’ve been accused of possession of marijuana, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, or any other substance, we can help you.  Criminal defense lawyers Meyer and Van Severen have defended…

Receiving student federal financial aid? Successfully defending drug cases is of special importance to students receiving federal student aid.  Those students face a potential loss of student aid if convicted of certain drug offenses.  If you’ve already been convicted of drug crime and have lost eligibility for financial aid, you may be able to get…