Drug Offenses

Drug charges in Louisiana can vary widely—from simple possession to serious felony accusations like possession with intent to distribute (PWITD). What determines the outcome of your case often comes down to how the evidence was obtained.

If law enforcement violated your rights, that evidence may not be used against you.

We focus on identifying those violations and using them to your advantage.

Understanding the Charges You’re Facing

Not all drug charges are treated the same under Louisiana law. For example:

• Simple possession may involve personal use
• Possession with intent to distribute carries significantly harsher penalties
• Marijuana laws vary—14 grams or less may result in a summons, while amounts over that can still lead to felony charges in 2026

We break down your specific charges and explain what they mean for your future.

Illegal Search and Seizure Can Change Everything

Many drug cases hinge on whether law enforcement followed proper procedures. If your rights under the Fourth Amendment were violated, the evidence may be suppressed.

We pursue aggressive defense strategies, including:

• Filing a motion to suppress evidence
• Challenging illegal search and seizure in Louisiana
• Conducting forensic reviews of police reports and bodycam footage

In many cases, procedural errors can lead to reduced charges—or dismissal.

Protecting You from Long-Term Consequences

Drug charges can affect more than your record—they can impact your career, housing, and future opportunities. We also explore options like drug diversion programs when appropriate.

Whether your case is in Orleans Parish, Jefferson Parish, St. Tammany Parish, or surrounding courts, we act quickly to protect your rights and build your defense.

Call 504-360-9000 to get started immediately.

Past results are not a guarantee of future success. Results may vary.