Missouri Defense Attorney for State and Federal Drug Charges
At The Hammer Law Firm in Clayton, Missouri, we vigorously defend the rights of clients charged with state and federal drug crimes. We handle all misdemeanor and felony drug charges, including:
- Drug trafficking, sales, or distribution
- Drug manufacturing and cultivation
- Drug possession
- Prescription drug crimes
- Federal drug conspiracy charges
If you need a skilled defense attorney who will work to protect your record, your rights and your freedom, contact The Hammer Law Firm at 314-266-7821.
A Vigorous Defense From a Former Prosecutor
As a former prosecutor, attorney Mark A. Hammer understands that drug cases are not always easy to prove. In many cases, the state has evidence that is questionable in nature. In some cases, the evidence is in the form of illegally seized drugs or money that may be the subject of a successful motion to suppress. Attorney Hammer's prosecutorial experience helps him know what to look for in these cases and helps him recognize when a particular situation or police report looks suspicious.
In other cases, the sole witness for the prosecution may be a drug dealer or confidential informant that has a motive to provide false testimony in an effort to satisfy a favorable plea agreement. Other examples of questionable evidence include audio tapes and video tapes that are inaudible, blurry or that show little or nothing.
As an experienced criminal law attorney, Mr. Hammer understands how to attack criminal charges, create a legal plan of action and work strategically to seek a positive result for you. If you have been charged with a state or federal drug crime, contact our law office today to learn more about how we can help you.
Contact Us
We are privileged to serve clients in the St. Louis metro area and throughout the state of Missouri. To speak with a criminal defense lawyer at our firm about anything from a simple possession case to a more serious drug charge, call 314-266-7821, or contact us by e-mail.
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