Drug sale crimes can carry penalties that are significantly harsher than drug possession crimes. Additionally, the type of drug you are alleged to have sold, can also have significant consequences. For example, [...]
Drug crimes are broken down into two main categories: possession and sale. Generally speaking, selling a drug is considered more serious than possession. Possession and sale crimes are broken into two more [...]
For some drugs, the government only has to prove the weight of the substance no matter how much actual “drug” it includes. In other words, if “crack” is made up of cocaine, [...]
Yes. In New York, “Sell” means to sell, exchange, give, or dispose of to another. In other words, “giving” a controlled substance to a friend, for no money, is a drug sale [...]
Yes. Drug sale charges are broken down into five (5) different categories known as “degrees”. Below is a list of the various drug sale crimes, their elements, and maximum punishments. If you [...]
Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance in the 5th degree is a class D felony. You can be charged with this anytime you knowingly and unlawfully sell a controlled substance. Weights and [...]
Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance in the 4th degree can be charged when a person knowingly and unlawfully sells any of the following: Any amount of a Narcotic Preparation (Includes Opium-extracts [...]
Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance in the 3rd degree has many different subdivisions, but likely will be charged in one of the following circumstances: A substance containing a Narcotic Drug (Heroin, [...]
CSCS 2nd criminalizes the sale of drugs as follows: ½ ounce or more of a substance containing a narcotic drug; ½ ouch or more of a substance containing methamphetamine; 5 grams or [...]
CSCS 1st criminalizes the sale of drugs as follows: 2 ounces or more of a substance containing a narcotic drug; 2,880 milligrams or more of Methadone. CSCS 1st is a class A-I [...]
