Drug Manufacturing Lawyer Denver

Colorado Charges for Manufacturing Drugs

Colorado laws have made it illegal to knowingly manufacture, cultivate, or create any form of controlled dangerous substance under Revised Statute § 18-18-405. This is the same statute that makes drug possession, drug sales, or possession with the intent to sell illegal. While it has become legal to cultivate up to six marijuana plants for personal use, manufacturing of other drugs is still heavily prosecuted with serious penalties if you are convicted.

Attorney Rhidian Orr has earned a reputation as one of the premiere Colorado drug crimes attorneys with his extensive list of successful results in a wide variety of drug crimes cases. At The Orr Law Firm, we have earned a number of accolades for our dedicated client service and extensive legal knowledge, including an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. We understand the stress of criminal charges, and we strive to provide each of our clients with reputable counsel throughout their case.

For a free initial consultation, don’t hesitate to call a Denver drug manufacturing defense attorney at The Orr Law Firm today at (303) 747-4247.

Marijuana Cultivation Laws

As stated previously, Colorado does allow you to cultivate up to six plants for personal use, but there are a number of laws you must follow when doing so. If you are found to be cultivating plants for sale without authorization, you can still be charged with a drug crime.

Other Drug Manufacturing Laws

Manufacturing a controlled dangerous substance is charged based on a few contributing factors, including:

• The type of substance
• The amount manufactured
• Your intent in manufacture

Manufacturing a schedule V substance (including buprenorphine) is considered to be a class 1 misdemeanor, while all other schedules are automatically classified as drug felonies, beginning at level 3. To find out more about the charges you could be facing in your exact case, speak with an attorney from our firm as soon as possible.

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