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Los Angeles Drug Cultivation Lawyer

Drug Cultivation Laws

Under state and federal laws, it is illegal to grow, distribute, sell, transport, possess or traffick in marijuana.  Depending on the quantity of drugs found and other case-related factors, a marijuana offense can be charged as a misdemeanor, felony or federal offense.   Most cultivation cases involving marijuana will be charged as a felony.  Cultivating marijuana includes possessing marijuana seeds, planting the seeds, drying the plants and processing them.   Law enforcement will typically charge a person with both marijuana cultivation and possession with intent to sell if more than one or two plants are found.  Even persons approved to use marijuana for medical reasons can be charged with a cultivation offense if they are growing more than a few plants.  It is important to note that the minimal number of plants for cultivation beyond personal use are not specified by law, and can vary from case to case.

If you have been charged with marijuana cultivation, speak with a Los Angeles criminal defense lawyer from Schwartz & Naderi.  We have many years of experience representing clients accused of drug crimes, and can give you valuable advice regarding your legal situation.  Our firm provides skilled criminal defense in cultivation cases, and can discuss your options.  We are resourceful litigators that will aggressively challenge the prosecution's case.

Drug Cultivation Attorney in Los Angeles

Have you been arrested for cultivating marijuana?  A conviction for marijuana cultivation can result in penalties such as:

  • Probation
  • Jail time
  • Fines
  • Public service
  • Asset seizure

In some situations, a person who was is arrested for growing marijuana for personal use only may be eligible for a drug diversion program.  Every cultivation case is unique and will require its own strategy when it comes to fighting the charges against you.  If the police conducted an illegal search, it may result in a reduction in charges or case dismissals.  Unless a large number of plants were involved, cultivation for personal use only is also a possible defense.  Our firm is AV rated and Bob Schwartz is a certified criminal law specialist.  We will protect your rights and relentlessly seek a favorable outcome to your case.

Contact a Los Angeles drug cultivation lawyer for qualified legal advice and representation if you have been charged with cultivating drugs.


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