Trial Counsel for State or Federal Drug Crime Defense
With nearly 30 years of experience as a criminal defense lawyer, Mark Rosenblum has a thorough understanding of state and federal drug charges and the best strategies for confronting and attacking them. Mr. Rosenblum represents clients charged with a wide assortment of drug-related cases from major national and international conspiracy indictments in federal court to minor misdemeanor possession offenses in state court. Typical charges include trafficking in cocaine (powder and crack), marijuana, ecstasy, methamphetamine, prescription pills, heroin, and any other controlled substance, as well as possession and possession with intent to distribute illegal drugs. Additionally, Mr. Rosenblum has successfully represented people accused in marijuana grow operations, prescription fraud cases, and manufacturing methamphetamine offenses. Mr. Rosenblum is skilled at attacking the prosecution's evidence both through motion practice and by calling into question the credibility of prosecution witnesses at trial. Mr. Rosenblum has represented numerous clients in cases where evidence was seized through the use of a wiretap. If drugs were confiscated from your car after a motor vehicle stop or from your home after a search warrant was served, Mr. Rosenblum will analyze the circumstances, research the law, and if appropriate, file a motion to suppress (throw out) the evidence against you. Contact the law office of Mark Rosenblum, P.A. for a free initial consultation about your options for overcoming serious drug crime allegations under Florida or federal law.
Mark Rosenblum advises and represents people who face such drug charges as the following:
- Trafficking in cocaine, marijuana, ecstasy, heroin or methamphetamine
- Possession and possession with intent to distribute illegal substances
- Federal and state conspiracy charges
- Distribution of illegal drugs
- Trafficking in prescription drugs and painkillers
- Obtaining prescription drugs by fraud or forgery
Mark Rosenblum takes a positive approach when representing people accused of state and federal drug crimes. There are a number of ways to attack the prosecution's evidence. For example, the way the evidence was gathered may have violated your constitutional rights under the Fourth Amendment. A confidential informant may have given information to law enforcement authorities, and motions can be filed to require the revelation of the informant's identity, which can lead to dismissal of charges. Evidence may have been gathered through a wiretap that was not properly authorized by the court. Mr. Rosenblum takes a team approach to representing clients in drug cases, often recruiting the services of a seasoned investigator and expert witnesses. Mark Rosenblum believes that by taking a proactive approach to representing clients in serious drug cases, favorable plea deals can be worked out that would not have otherwise been available. And if your case is tried to a jury, you have the benefit of a lawyer who has many trials to his credit who knows how to fight for you in court.
If you are facing federal drug charges, Mark Rosenblum's 14 years of experience as a federal public defender ensures total familiarity with the federal judicial system and policies of the United States Attorney's Office, federal trial strategies, and the rapidly changing law relating to federal sentencing gives you the advantage of being represented by a criminal defense lawyer fully prepared to meet every challenge.
Mark Rosenblum has represented hundreds of clients on a pre-indictment basis. If you are the target of a federal drug investigation, but have not yet been indicted, it is important to get a lawyer involved who can communicate with law enforcement and the prosecution so all your options can be explored. Through early intervention, charges can sometimes be avoided or lessened.
Mr. Rosenblum also represents clients who face white collar criminal charges related to drug crimes, such as money laundering. Mr. Rosenblum assists individuals whose money, motor vehicle, home, or other assets have been seized in civil or criminal asset forfeiture proceedings under state or federal law.
For a free initial consultation about your options in a state or federal drug case, contact criminal defense lawyer Mark Rosenblum in Jacksonville.
