Possession with Intent to Sell Defense

In order to convict a person of intent to sell, prosecution must be able to prove they possessed the desire, ability, and/or equipment to distribute an illegal substance. They must also demonstrate that the defendant possessed the drug in question.

Any of the following can be used to prove intent to sell:

• Expressed intention to sell
• Presence of weapons
• Presence of money
• Paraphernalia or packaging

In spite of the evidence required for such a conviction, a capable attorney can often take a number of avenues to help you develop a favorable defense. In some cases, our legal team may be able to demonstrate that you were not in possession of a drug or related substances. In others, we can help you demonstrate that your rights were violated during the course of a search and seizure. Our firm can provide unwavering representation to combat aggressive charges.