Possession of Drugs for Sale and Transportation for Sale (A.R.S. §13-3407(A)(2) and A.R.S. §13-3407(A)(7)) are two charges that are often tied together in the state of Arizona. If you are in the possession of a “threshold amount”, the law says that your intent is to sell those drugs. Furthermore, if you have those drugs in a vehicle, you are now automatically transporting them for sale. Watch Attorney David Michael Cantor break this information down in the video below.
If you’ve been charged with Possession of Drugs for Sale and Transportation for Sale, please call us. We can help you figure out your options and discuss details of what happened. Here are some examples of threshold amounts according to the law in Arizona:
- 9 grams or more of coke or meth in a powdered form
- ¾ of crack or more
- 1 gram or more of heroin
- 50 hits of acid or PCP
- 2 lbs or greater of marijuana
If you have been suspected of Possession of Drugs for Sale or the Transportation for Sale, we want to talk to you. Regardless of your situation, whether you have been charged or are unsure of what to do, there is help available. Please review the victories our law firm has had regarding drug crimes.
Looking for a Phoenix drug defense attorney in Arizona? Call us now at 602-461-8625 or fill out the online form to get immediate help. David Michael Cantor is a Phoenix attorney and a Certified Criminal Law Specialist, per the Arizona Board of Legal Specialization. In addition, the Firm and all of its lawyers are listed in the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers®. We’ll know how to handle your case professionally; the majority of our attorneys are ex-prosecutors who know the system well. Contact us today.