Tuscaloosa drug Attorney

Drug charges account for the majority of criminal arrests in Alabama, and our Tuscaloosa Criminal Defense Attorneys are prepared to handle them all. In any drug case, the key question is whether law enforcement had probable cause or reasonable suspicion to initiate contact. If you are facing charges for any of the drug-related offenses listed below, 📞 call (205) 394-1006 for a free consultation to discuss your legal options.

Common Drug Related Charges:

✔ Possession of Marijuana

✔ Possession of Drug Paraphernalia

✔ Possession of Controlled Substance

✔ Distribution of Controlled Substance

✔ Trafficking of Controlled Substance

✔ Manufacturing of Controlled Substance

At Truth & Grace Law, we offer compassionate and comprehensive drug charge representation in Tuscaloosa, Fayette, Pickens, Hale, Greene, and Marengo County Alabama. Our team understands the unique challenges of drug charges. We strive to limit the negative impacts of these types of cases may have on your life, career, and your family. 

If you live in Tuscaloosa or nearby areas and need a criminal defense attorney, we can represent you in Tuscaloosa, Fayette, Pickens, Hale, Greene, and Marengo County, Alabama and ensure that your rights are protected.

✔ Experienced Drug Attorney – Knowledge of Alabama drug laws and Federal law.

✔ Local Knowledge & Court Experience – Familiar with Tuscaloosa, Fayette, Pickens, Hale, Greene, and Marengo County court procedures.

✔ Comprehensive Criminal Defense Services – Handling various criminal defense cases including: drug & alcohol related cases, domestic violence cases, harassment cases, sex crimes, traffic violations, assault cases, and more. 

✔ Compassionate & Personalized Approach – Every drug case is unique, and we tailor our strategy to meet your specific needs.

If you’ve been charged with a drug crime, 📞 call (205) 394-1006 today for a free consultation to discuss your legal options.

At Truth & Grace Law, we offer comprehensive criminal defense representation to help clients navigate the legal, financial, and emotional challenges that are present anytime an allegation is made. 

We guide clients in Tuscaloosa, Hale, Fayette, Pickens, Greene, and Marengo Counties through every stage of the criminal defense process, ensuring fair outcomes and the protection of their rights. Our legal team is here to provide the representation you need.

We strive for every case to be dismissed. However, we cannot guarantee outcomes. We do guarantee effort. We will put you in the best possible position to resolve your case favorably. 

In Alabama, including Tuscaloosa and surrounding counties, the vast majority of criminal drug arrests are marijuana-related. While many states have legalized marijuana in some form, Alabama continues to impose strict penalties, even for low-level offenders.

A first-offense possession of marijuana for personal use is classified as a Class A misdemeanor, carrying a maximum sentence of one year in jail. A second offense is a felony. The criminalization of recreational marijuana has contributed to prison overcrowding and the incarceration of thousands of non-violent offenders.

This is further confused with the widespread availability and use of hemp products such as CBD oil, Delta-8 THC vape pens, and edible products. Legal Hemp is indistinguishable from illegal marijuana without the use of laboratory equipment; it looks the same, smells the same, tastes the same, however, they are very distinct from a legal perspective.

If you have been investigated or arrested for a marijuana or drug paraphernalia charge in Alabama, call 📞 (205) 394-1006 today to speak with a Tuscaloosa drug charge defense attorney. Don't risk your freedom—get the defense you deserve today.

In Alabama, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia is a Class A misdemeanor. Just one step below a felony, a Class A misdemeanor can lead to up to 365 days in jail and significant fines. While the law broadly defines drug paraphernalia, arrests are often made when individuals are found with smoking devices, scales, grinders, or pipes. However, many of these items have legitimate uses and should not automatically be considered illegal.

If you have been investigated or arrested for a Possession of Drug Paraphernalia charge in Alabama, call 📞 (205) 394-1006 to speak with a Tuscaloosa drug charge defense attorney. Don't risk your freedom—get the defense you deserve today.

In Alabama, Possession of a Controlled Substance is a felony offense. Unlike marijuana, even a small amount of a controlled substance can lead to severe, life-changing consequences. Whether you are charged with possession of cocaine, methamphetamine, spice, or any other controlled substance, it is crucial to seek the guidance of an experienced criminal defense attorney immediately. Delaying action can result in extended jail time, job loss, and significant fines or penalties.

If you have been investigated or arrested for a Possession of Controlled Substance charge in Alabama, call 📞 (205) 394-1006 today to speak with a Tuscaloosa drug charge defense attorney. Don't risk your freedom—get the defense you deserve today.

In Alabama, Distribution of a Controlled Substance is classified as a Class B felony. The severity of the charge depends on the location of the transaction, with much harsher penalties for distribution of a controlled substance within three miles of a school or public housing complex. In the modern era, we expect the alleged distribution to be captured on video.  If you or a loved one is arrested for this offense, it is essential that your attorney examines the facts of the case, any available video footage, and the motivations of the informant that got you or your loved one charged. Many informants are “working” to have charges against them dropped and are not trustworthy sources of information because of that motivation. Many videos don’t show anything that looks like a drug transaction or are not able to identify the people in the video.
 

If you have been investigated or arrested for a Distribution of Controlled Substance charge in Alabama, call 📞 (205) 394-1006 today to speak with a Tuscaloosa drug charge defense attorney. Don't risk your freedom—get the defense you deserve today.

In Alabama, Trafficking a Controlled Substance is a serious felony offense that carries mandatory minimum sentences upon conviction. The penalties depend on the type and weight of the substance involved. For example, a conviction for trafficking more than 2.2 pounds of marijuana results in a mandatory minimum sentence of three years in the Department of Corrections. 

If you or a loved one is arrested for a trafficking offense, it is crucial that your attorney thoroughly examines any potential Fourth Amendment violations. If law enforcement violated your constitutional rights during the investigation, any illegally obtained evidence may be deemed inadmissible in court.
 

If you have been investigated or arrested for a Trafficking of Controlled Substance charge in Alabama, call 📞 (205) 394-1006 today to speak with a Tuscaloosa drug charge defense attorney. Don't risk your freedom—get the defense you deserve today.

Manufacturing a Controlled Substance is a Class B felony in Alabama, carrying severe penalties, including substantial fines and significant jail time. Additionally, simply possessing certain "precursor substances" can lead to criminal charges. If you or a loved one is under investigation, has been arrested, or is facing charges for Manufacturing a Controlled Substance, it is critical to seek experienced legal representation immediately.

If you have been investigated or arrested for a Manufacturing of a Controlled Substance charge in Alabama, call 📞 (205) 394-1006 today to speak with a Tuscaloosa drug charge defense attorney. Don't risk your freedom—get the defense you deserve today.

As a college town, Tuscaloosa experiences a higher-than-average drug-related charges. We recognize that any conviction related to possession, intent to distribute, manufacturing, or being a minor in possession can have serious implications for a student’s educational journey. Such convictions may lead to challenges like displacement from dorms, temporary campus suspension, or even permanent expulsion, which can affect future employment prospects, scholarship eligibility, and may result in legal consequences. We empathize with the concerns that parents have for their university students facing these charges and are committed to doing everything we can to help mitigate the impact on their futures. At Truth & Grace Law, our dedicated criminal defense attorneys possess extensive experience in handling drug-related cases and have a proven track record of supporting our clients effectively.

Beyond drug crime charges, we offer comprehensive criminal defense services to help individuals protect their rights.

✔ Alcohol Related Charges – DUI, DWI, Minor in Possession, Public Intoxication, open container cases, and Fake ID cases.

✔ Traffic Violations – Reckless Driving, Fleeing the Scene of an Accident, Driving While Suspended/Revoked, Operating a Vehicle Without Insurance, Seatbelt Violations, Speeding, Attempting to Elude, and CDL tickets.

✔ Domestic Violence Charges – Assault, Harassment, Reckless Endangerment, and Violation of Protection Order.

✔ Property Crimes – Trespassing, Criminal Mischief, Theft, Receiving Stolen Property, Theft of Services, Possession of a Forged Instrument, and Burglary.

✔ Sex Crimes – Rape, Sodomy, Molestation, Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act (SORNA) Violations, Electronic Solicitation of a Child, and Traveling to Meet a Minor, and Sexual Abuse

✔ Violent Crimes – Assault, Murder, Attempted Murder, Sexual Assault, Burglary, and Child Abuse.

As a trusted Tuscaloosa alcohol attorney, Travis Juneau proudly serves clients throughout Tuscaloosa, Hale, Fayette, Pickens, Greene, and Marengo Counties, including:

✔ Tuscaloosa

✔ Northport

✔ Moundville

✔ Greensboro

✔ Fayette

✔ Aliceville

✔ Eutaw

Whether you or a family member are facing a drug charge, we provide compassionate legal guidance and aggressive advocacy.