Ingham County Drug Crime Attorneys
Kronzek & Cronkright’s criminal defense attorneys have a proven track record defending against controlled substance offenses. If you are looking for an aggressive, experienced Michigan Drug Attorney who is just as serious as you are about defending your rights, you need to contact us. We find that drug enforcement officers such as those in the Tri-County Metro Narcotics Squad often violate the Constitutional rights of individuals while investigating alleged drug crimes. At Kronzek & Cronkright, we have been highly successful at defending clients whose rights have been violated. We have over 100 years of combined experience defending drug crimes in Michigan. We will defend cases arising in Lansing, Stockbridge, Williamston, Holt, Webberville, Haslett, East Lansing, Leslie, Okemos, Mason, Dansville, Charlotte, and St. Johns.
The Lansing / Ingham area has a very active drug crime investigation unit. The Tri-County Metro Narcotics Squad is a group of police officers from the Ingham County Sheriff’s Office, Eaton County Sheriff’s Office, Clinton County Sheriff’s Office, Lansing Police Department, East Lansing Police Department, and the Michigan State Police. The Tri-County Metro Narcotics Squad investigates, arrests, and prosecutes drug traffickers in the Mid-Michigan region.
Most Frequently Targeted Drugs in Ingham County
The most common drug crimes in Ingham County involve the use, possession, creation, manufacture, or delivery of Marijuana. However, Cocaine, Heroin, Ecstasy, Illegal Prescription Drug and Date Rape Drug crimes are also regularly prosecuted in the Lansing area. There is also an increasing amount of Methamphetamine prosecution in Mid-Michigan, in part because Methamphetamine ingredients are easy to come by and it is cheap to produce.
These crimes carry stiff penalties and require the assistance of a top flight Drug Defense Attorney. Our experience has taught us that carefully examining the tactics of the police can be very important in our efforts to obtain a favorable result for our clients. Common problems with Tri-County officers and other drug crime investigators are:
• Not reading you your rights
• Not interviewing witnesses that would support your version of events
• Not allowing you to contact an attorney
• Not properly collecting evidence
• Violating your Constitutional rights by searching your belongings illegally
• Seizing property for forfeiture that has no connection to drug activity
• Continuing questioning after a client asserts the right to counsel
• Intimidating witnesses
Proven Results for Criminal Charges
If you have a Lansing area case that you need help with, you may contact us for a free consultation. Call 517-886-1000 to speak with one of our trial attorneys today!
