Possession of meth for sale is a class 2 felony under ARS 13-3407. How the 9-gram threshold triggers a probation bar and how to fight the charge.
Drug Related crimes
Civil asset forfeiture Arizona: ARS 13-4304 now requires a conviction before most property is forfeited. What police can seize and how to get it back.
The 10 strongest defenses to drug charges in Arizona, from unlawful search and lack of knowledge to the class 1 misdemeanor reduction under A.R.S. 13-3407.
Can a drug charge be dismissed in Arizona? Yes-through suppression of an illegal search, TASC diversion, weak constructive possession, or lab failures.
ARS 13-3407 makes possessing, using, or selling dangerous drugs like meth a felony in Arizona. Guide to felony classes, thresholds, Prop 200 & diversion.
Simple possession is a class 4 felony that can end in probation. Possession for sale is a class 2 felony with mandatory prison. Here is the line in Arizona.
Arizona’s drug threshold amount under A.R.S. 13-3401 can decide everything: at or above it means a sale presumption, lost probation eligibility, and prison exposure. See the numbers by drug.
Doctor shopping and prescription fraud in Arizona can be a class 1 misdemeanor or a class 3 felony depending on the drug. Learn the laws, how the CSPMP flags it, and the defenses.
Possession of drug paraphernalia in Arizona is a class 6 felony under A.R.S. 13-3415. Learn how everyday objects become paraphernalia and how to fight the charge.
Ketamine possession in Arizona is a class 4 felony under A.R.S. 13-3407. Penalties, first-offense options, and defenses from a Phoenix drug team.