“The Office” Actor Faces Felony Drug Charges
Craig Robinson, star of NBC’s “The Office” is facing felony drug charges, the Associated Press reports. According to documents cited in this article, police arrested Robinson in Culver City June 29 on suspicion of possessing ecstasy and methamphetamine. He was released after posting bail. The Los Angeles County District Attorney has charged Robinson with two felony counts of drug possession and one count of being under the influence of illegal drugs.
If you have been charged with a drug crime in San Diego, an important factor in determining the seriousness of your case is the type and quantity of illegal drugs involved. Possession of a few pounds has more serious consequences than possession of a few ounces, for example. The severity of the drug charges will also hinge on whether you have a prior criminal record.
The first line of defense in any drug case is to evaluate whether or not the police conducted an illegal search of your home, car or your person. You need an experienced San Diego defense lawyer who has a thorough knowledge and understanding of the law of illegal searches and seizures in drug charges. Under the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, you have right to be protected against such illegal searches and seizures. A skilled drug crime defense lawyer will not only know what the law is, but how it applies to your defense.
If you or someone you know has been accused of possession and/or sale of illegal drugs, narcotics or prescription drugs in San Diego, call the Law Office of Stephen Brodsky to schedule your free consultation.
