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Drug Cultivation Charges 

Drug cultivation involves the growth and production of an illegal substance.  Marijuana is the substance which is most frequently involved in drug cultivation charges.  In cases of drug cultivation, plants or seeds are harvested with the intent to produce an illegal drug.  Drug cultivation is becoming more and more common throughout Florida, and as a result, investigators and law officials have been taking special measures to detect and locate places where drugs are being cultivated.  A significant increase in electrical and water usage can indicate the use of lamps and other electronics for the cultivation and growth of marijuana, which often sets off police that this crime may be occurring. 

If police and investigators have reason to believe that you are cultivating drugs, they will take measures to find incriminating evidence against you.  It is very important that you seek lawyer representation as soon as you find out that you are under investigation for drug cultivation because during this early phase your attorney will be helpful in preserving your rights.  Investigators can sometimes violate a defendant’s rights as they try to gather evidence, and if this illegal action is detected by your lawyer, the evidence will be thrown out.  The loss of incriminating evidence will be devastating to the prosecution’s case against you, giving you a better chance of overcoming the charges against you. 

Aggressive Representation for Drug Cultivation Charges

When you choose Musca Law for representation, a drug crime defense lawyer will be assigned to your case and will immediately begin working to find a way to defend you.  In the face of drug crime charges, it is important to never lose hope.  No matter what kind of evidence is against you, one of our skilled attorneys can try to find a way to defend you. 

If you or someone you know has been charged with drug cultivation in Tampa or Sarasota, contact a drug crime defense attorney at Musca Law today to discuss your case!