Illinois Drug Charges Lawyer
Almost all drug charges are based off evidence gathered in a search and seizure procedure by the police. However, there are strict laws regulating how search and seizure must be conducted, and law enforcement officials do not always follow the law. With an experienced Chicago illegal search and seizure defense lawyer on your side, you could have the charges against you dropped. At the Law Office of Steven Fine, we will aim for just that.
A Former Prosecutor Fighting for You — Contact the Law Office of Steven Fine
The biggest challenge facing many people arrested on drug charges usually comes down to how the evidence against them was collected. There are limited ways that police can gather evidence, and they often take liberties in order to make arrests. In all cases, police must be able to demonstrate probable cause before they can conduct their searches:
- Search warrants: If the police failed to show you a warrant or you were arrested when they were conducting a search with a warrant meant for someone else, the evidence they gathered against you should be challenged in-court.
- Automobile stops: Did the police have a right to search your vehicle after a routine auto stop? We will look at a number of factors, including the initial reason for the stop.
As a former prosecutor, attorney Steven Fine has handled illegal search and seizure cases from both sides of the aisle. He is familiar with the complexities of Illinois state law and he has handled hundreds of drug cases where these issues come into play. He is prepared to handle a wide range of drug crimes involving illegal search and seizure, including:
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You have rights and if evidence against you has been gathered illegally, it should never enter the courtroom. From our offices in Chicago, we protect the accused across Illinois courts. Ready to talk to you in person or over the phone, we will make sure your rights are protected. Contact us today to schedule a free initial consultation and learn more.
