Conspiracy to Manufacture Lawyer in Miami

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In the State of Florida, any person who conspires, agrees, or colludes with others to commit an offense at a later date commits criminal conspiracy, regardless of whether or not any actions were carried out to further the offense. Being caught up with the wrong crowd should not warrant a lengthy prison sentence. At The Hoffman Firm, our Miami conspiracy to manufacture attorney can help you fight the charges and work toward the best possible outcome for your situation.

Contact an attorney immediately to ensure your freedom and escape legal penalties. Call 305-249-0090 or fill out our online contact form if you are in Miami. Call 954-524-4474 if you are in Broward County. Se habla español.

Conspiracy to Manufacture Crimes under Florida Law

In order to sustain a charge of conspiracy to manufacture, the state must prove that there was an agreement between two or more parties to manufacture a controlled substance. Simple involvement or knowledge of an offense is not enough.

In Florida, it is unlawful for any person to knowingly or intentionally:

• Possess a listed chemical with the intent to unlawfully manufacture a controlled substance
• Possess or distribute a listed chemical knowing, or having reasonable cause to believe, that the listed chemical will be used to unlawfully manufacture a controlled substance

This is a very high bar for the state to meet. Even if you were involved in the commission of an offense, minimal involvement is not enough to constitute a conspiracy.

Defenses against the Charges

There are conditions under which a defendant cannot be successfully convicted of conspiracy. Aiding and abetting of a crime, mere knowledge of or participation in a crime, or minimal involvement in a criminal undertaking without prior agreement, do not meet the classification of criminal conspiracy.

As such, an accused has several possible defenses at their disposal:

• Absence of proof of a prior agreement
• The accused's withdrawal from the conspiracy and subsequent attempts to prevent the crime from taking place
• Insufficient evidence that the defendant was not merely present, aiding and abetting, or had more than minimal involvement in the crime

It is important to retain legal counsel immediately in order to prepare the best defense if you or a loved one has been alleged to have been involved in a criminal conspiracy to manufacture a controlled substance.

Plan your defense strategy today by calling 305-249-0090 if you are Miami. Call 954-524-4474 if you are in Broward County.