Drug Manufacturing
Utah is a state which penalizes drug offenders to the full extent of the law. Drug charges are serious for a number of reasons, but specifically, Utah attempts to confiscate drug offenders’ driver’s license.
In Utah, a license to drive can be affected by any pending drug possession, distribution, manufacturing, trafficking, or other drug crime charge.
For drug offenders, it is extremely important to seek the legal counsel of an experienced attorney to avoid these consequences.
Salt Lake City Drug Manufacturing Defense Attorney
Susanne Gustin will work to keep you abreast on your case’s progress. She will ensure that you are well informed at every stage, and she will explain all of the steps required to move forward.
Throughout her decades of criminal defense work, Susanne Gustin has helped many clients charged with drug crimes.
She has vigorously defended clients against charges including misdemeanor possession, felony possession and distribution; internet drug sales; marijuana cultivation, and drug manufacturing. If you reside in Salt Lake City or Davis County, call Susanne Gustin Attorney at Law at (801) 243-2814 for a consultation.
Utah Manufacture of Controlled Substances Information Center
- Manufacture of Controlled Substances Defined by Utah Code
- Penalties for Manufacture of Controlled Substances
- Consequences for Manufacture of Controlled Substances
- Manufacture of Controlled Substance Crime Resources in Utah
Manufacture of Controlled Substances Defined by Utah Code
A person may be found guilty of manufacturing controlled substances if he or she manufactures, distributes, or possesses with the intent to distribute, an imitation controlled substance.
Penalties for Manufacture of Controlled Substances
Manufacturing a Controlled Substance carries a penalty of up to one year in jail and up to $2,500 in fines.
Consequences for Manufacture of Controlled Substances
In Utah, a drug offense may result in a revoked driver’s license for some. For minor individuals accused of a drug offense, this may result in a revoked driver’s license, for the longer of two years, or until the age of 21.
Loss of a driver’s license is a major inconvenience for most individuals, but especially those whose employment requires a valid license.
Losing a driver’s license is just a small part of the consequences of a drug offense. Fines and imprisonment are also common penalties for these offenses.
Manufacture of Controlled Substance Crime Resources in Utah
NCBI– Community resource for convicted drug offenders
Salt Lake County– Resource for convicted drug offenders seeking to gain re-entry into society through education and treatment
Susanne Gustin Attorney at Law Salt Lake County Controlled Substance Crime Attorney
If you are facing charges for manufacturing controlled substances, call Susanne Gustin Attorney at Law at (801) 243-2814 to speak with an experienced defense attorney.
Susanne Gustin has years of experience successfully defending clients against a wide array of criminal charges including drug offenses.
Susanne Gustin Attorney at Law services clients in Salt Lake City, West Valley City, Cottonwood Heights, Midvale, and Holladay.