The war on drugs has created enormous consequences for people that would normally have no contact with the criminal justice system.   Something as small as a single prescription pill could send a person to prison, as could any amount of heroin, fentanyl, cocaine, ecstasy, psychedelic mushrooms, or methamphetamine.  Anyone convicted of a drug felony forever loses the right to possess a firearm, can lose their driver’s license for years at a time, and legally discriminated against by employers.  Even small amounts of marijuana can carry significant consequences, including preventing college students from receiving federal student aid, jeopardize the ability to serve in the military, and bar healthcare professionals from maintaining their licenses. 

 

There's a reason that we are the go-to attorneys for serious drug offenses throughout Western Wisconsin.  We have extensive experience representing people accused of possessing, manufacturing, and delivering illegal drugs.  Attorneys Zachar and Davis are very familiar with drug cases ranging from simple possession to complex drug investigations because they have represented thousands of people charged with drug offenses.  They routinely challenge state crime lab experts, police investigators, and the word of confidential informants in drug prosecutions ranging from small amounts of marijuana to cases that expose our clients to decades behind bars and have saved clients decades behind bars after obtaining not guilty verdicts at trial.

 

Whether you are arrested with a small amount of drugs, struggling with addiction, or accused of drug delivery, we can help.  Even if you think you’ve been caught red-handed, many drug cases are entirely defensible.  In a remarkably high number of cases, police officers fail to follow constitutionally required rules before seizing drugs as evidence.  As a practice that specializes in criminal defense, the Zachar Law Office is up to date on the thousands of cases governing search and seizure and has used those cases to throw out evidence ranging from a small amount of marijuana to large quantities of methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine, and prescription drugs.  Regardless of whether officers stopped your car, used a drug dog, or even showed up with a warrant, when police conduct crosses the line we will aggressively attack the use of this evidence against you.  When a client chooses to settle a case, we regularly pursue non-criminal diversion agreements, drug court, and expunction to protect your freedom, reputation, and career.