Newark Drug Manufacturing Attorneys 

New Jersey Meth Lab Defense Lawyers 

Criminal prosecutors take charges of operating a drug manufacturing facility very seriously. These type of manufacturing facilities are often looked at by the prosecution as a bigger danger than the drugs they create. Besides the drugs they create, they are looked at as public safety hazards due to the volatile substances used to manufacture the illegal drugs.

Just as the prosecution is serious about prosecuting these charges, the attorneys at Bailey & Orozco are serious about defending against them. We have more than 30 years of criminal law experience that we are ready to use to help you through this. Often we have been able to develop an issue that establishes that the facility did not belong to our client, or that the client was 'merely present' at the facility.

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At our law firm, we are available to defend against all types of drug manufacturing charges. We have defended other clients, and can defend you if you are accused of running a marijuana grow operation, such as field cultivation and harvesting; an indoor hydroponic grow operation; or a meth lab.

These charges are not only applied to cases in which drugs have been allegedly grown or created in the lab. Manufacturing charges can also be prosecuted against people accused of increasing the amount of a drug, such as cocaine, by diluting it with a cutting agent.

Drug manufacturing charges can also be brought against people accused of creating counterfeit drugs which are then sold as if they were actually made by the pharmaceutical company that invented them. While this sounds like a copyright case, it is treated by the statutes as a serious drug crime.

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Our lawyers are available to defend people in Newark and throughout New Jersey who have been accused of operating a drug manufacturing facility.

In addition to drug manufacturing charges, our team knows how to defend against related charges that might be piled on by law enforcement. These charges can include the presence of fortified premises, which can be filed if police find barricaded doors, traps or hidden entrances; as well as other drug related distribution charges. You can be certain that we have the knowledge and the resources to protect your rights.