Possession. Intent to Deliver. Manufacturing
Drug-related charges in Michigan range from possession of controlled substances to intent to distribute, trafficking, or manufacturing. Even a misdemeanor drug conviction can affect your record, employment, and future.
Penalties depend on the drug type, quantity, and prior convictions — from probation and fines to years in prison. More serious cases may also involve federal charges.
The Carl Jordan Law Firm represents clients across Detroit and Metro Michigan, defending against drug possession, distribution, and trafficking charges. Our goal is to protect your rights, record, and freedom.
After an arrest, your case moves quickly — from arraignment to pre-trial hearings and possibly trial. Early legal intervention is critical.
With experience as a former Wayne County prosecutor, Carl Jordan challenges the legality of searches, seizures, and police procedures, often exposing flaws that can lead to reduced or dismissed charges.
Each defense is tailored to the facts — focusing on suppressing unlawful evidence, negotiating favorable outcomes, and minimizing long-term consequences under Michigan criminal law.
Drug laws are complex, and penalties are severe. An experienced Detroit criminal defense attorney can challenge evidence and protect your rights at every stage.
Yes. Charges can be dismissed or reduced if evidence was obtained illegally, testing was inaccurate, or procedural errors occurred.
Prosecutors must prove possession and knowledge beyond a reasonable doubt. Your attorney can challenge both ownership and awareness.
Not necessarily. Many first-time offenders may qualify for diversion programs, probation, or conditional discharge instead of jail time.
In many cases, yes. After a waiting period, non-violent drug convictions may be eligible for expungement under Michigan’s Clean Slate laws.