February 28, 2012 By Paul Wallin

A person can be accused of drug sales for up to three years after the actual drug sale happened. This is because the prosecutors have up to three years to bring felony drug sales charges under our statute of limitations. The District Attorney can rely on direct as well as circumstantial evidence in which to attempt to convict a person. However, your criminal defense attorney can aggressively challenge the charges if they are brought many weeks or months after the alleged drug transaction.

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