What Is Drug Conspiracy?
In New York and federal courts, a drug conspiracy charge doesn’t require actual possession — just an agreement between two or more people to commit a drug-related offense. This can include:
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Conspiracy to distribute or traffic controlled substances
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Involvement in large-scale drug operations or networks
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Communication or association with known offenders
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Surveillance or wiretap evidence used by federal agents
Because of the broad legal definition, many individuals are swept into conspiracy cases without clear proof of action. That’s why working with a knowledgeable drug conspiracy lawyer is essential.
We Defend Clients Accused Of:
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Federal and state drug conspiracy charges
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Drug trafficking and distribution offenses
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Involvement with controlled substance rings
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Possession with intent to distribute
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Wiretap evidence, confidential informants, and DEA investigations
Whether you’re under investigation or have already been charged, our goal is to secure the best possible outcome — from dismissal to reduced charges or a not-guilty verdict.
Why Choose Daniel A. Russo, P.C.
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25+ years of experience in criminal defense
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Former Suffolk County Assistant District Attorney
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Proven success in defending high-stakes drug crime cases
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Strategic pre-trial motion practice and trial experience
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Honest, responsive communication with every client
As a trusted drug crimes lawyer, Daniel Russo delivers individualized defense strategies based on the facts of your case. We scrutinize the prosecution’s evidence, challenge illegal search and seizure, and expose weaknesses in the government’s theory.
Serving Suffolk County and Beyond
From our office in Westhampton Beach, we represent clients throughout Suffolk County, including Riverhead, Patchogue, and East Hampton. We are also equipped to handle federal drug conspiracy cases in New York courts.
Speak With a Drug Conspiracy Attorney Today
A conviction for drug conspiracy can lead to years in prison, asset forfeiture, and a permanent criminal record. Don’t wait to protect your rights.
Call 631-447-1200 or contact us online to schedule a confidential consultation with an experienced drug conspiracy attorney. Daniel A. Russo, P.C. is ready to fight for you.