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If you have been charged with possession of marijuana, call attorney Scott Miller. He has the skill and the experience, to negotiate with the prosecutor and the judge on your behalf. He often gets the charges reduced or dismissed altogether. If you are convicted in the State of Georgia of personal possession of more than 1 oz of marijuana, you may be incarcerated for 1-10 years. If you are charged and convicted of intent to distribute marijuana in the State of Georgia, depending an the amount you were in possession of you may be incarcerated for 1-30 years. -
Alpharetta Felony Lawyer Weighs Pros and Cons of First Offender Act While sentencing under Georgia’s First Offender Act may sound right for you, call to speak with an Alpharetta felony lawyer to weigh the pros and cons.
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