Legal Question in Criminal Law in Michigan

My cousin has a problem we would like too get advice. He was often at his friend's house the friend was selling marijuana the police were watching that house, he is on the tapes walking around but not making any drug sales like his friend the police said he made a transaction that he saw but wasn't caught on tape. Is that enough to put him in the fold of the trouble as well? What would be his best action take.


Asked on 12/25/09, 9:32 am

2 Answers from Attorneys
William Morrison Action Defense Center

Police don't need a video in order to charge your cousin. Simple observation is enough. The mere fact that your cousin was a regular visitor to a drug house would be enough to charge him with Possession with Intent to Deliver, which is a 4 year felony.

Whether he actually took part in a drug sale or aided his friend to sell drugs in any way would be a question to be resolved in further legal proceedings.

His best action is to hire an experienced defense attorney.

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Answered on 12/30/09, 11:43 am

Our defense team has successfully fought these kind of charges in the past. Your cousin should hire an experienced, aggressive attorney. He would want to be wary of an attorney that provides incorrect information such as being a regular visitor to a drug house is enough to charge him with possession with intent to deliver. This just isn't true!

If your cousin can afford a top flight defense team, have him call us at 1 866-766-5245. If he can't afford that, he might have to settle for one of the attorneys that just isn't on that level.

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Answered on 12/30/09, 1:18 pm


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