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What Are Drug Manufacturing Charges?
Hiring a skilled, reputable St. Louis drug manufacturing attorney is crucial if you are facing drug manufacturing charges. Combs Waterkotte understands the impact a drug conviction has on someone's life, which is why they work aggressively on behalf of all their drug manufacturing clients to ensure that their freedoms are protected and their future is secured.
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Common Drug Manufacturing Charges
Drug manufacturing charges typically involve the production, cultivation, or creation of illegal substances. The specific charges can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the type and quantity of drugs involved. Common drug manufacturing charges include:
- Manufacturing Controlled Substances: This is a broad charge that encompasses the production of any illegal drugs or controlled substances. The specific substances covered can vary by jurisdiction. Charges related to the cultivation or growing of marijuana plants. While some jurisdictions have legalized or decriminalized marijuana, others still consider it illegal.
- Methamphetamine Production: Manufacturing methamphetamine involves the chemical synthesis of this highly addictive and controlled substance. Charges may range from simple possession to more severe charges related to the production process.
- Ecstasy (MDMA) Production: Manufacturing ecstasy involves the synthesis of the illegal drug MDMA. Charges may include possession of precursor chemicals, equipment, and the finished product.
- Cocaine or Crack Cocaine Production: The illegal production or manufacturing of cocaine or crack cocaine is a serious offense. This can involve chemical processes to extract or create these substances.
- Heroin Production: Manufacturing heroin involves processing opium or morphine into the illegal drug. Charges may include possession of precursor substances and equipment.
- LSD (Lysergic Acid Diethylamide) Production: Manufacturing LSD involves the synthesis of this hallucinogenic drug. Charges may include possession of precursor chemicals, equipment, and the finished product.
- Designer Drug Production: Some jurisdictions have laws that specifically address the production of designer drugs or synthetic substances that mimic the effects of controlled substances.
- Marijuana Concentrate Production: In places where marijuana is legal, manufacturing concentrated forms such as hash oil or dabs may be subject to regulations, and illegal production can lead to charges.
- Synthetic Drug Production: Manufacturing synthetic drugs, often designed to mimic the effects of controlled substances, can lead to charges related to the production and distribution of these substances.
- Prescription Drug Manufacturing: Illegally manufacturing prescription drugs, especially opioids or other controlled substances, can result in serious charges.
It's important to note that drug manufacturing charges are often accompanied by other related charges, such as possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of precursor chemicals, and intent to distribute. Penalties for drug manufacturing offenses can be severe, including lengthy prison sentences and significant fines. Reach out to Combs Waterkotte today at (314) 900-HELP or contact our St. Louis, MO, criminal defense attorneys directly.
