Class C Drug Solicitor

Class C drugs are seen to be the least harmful of substances to people but still attracts large prison sentences if found guilty at court even for possession.

Substances that are classified as Class C include: -

• Anabolic Steroids
• Gamma Hydroxbutyrate (GHB)
• Ketamine
• Khat
• Some painkillers
• Tranquillisers
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Offences include the Possession, Possession With Intent to Supply, Importation / Exportation and the Production of Class C controlled drug.

If yourself, a friend or a family are facing drug allegations or have been charged with an offence you should call MJP solicitors as soon as possible. We are able to deal with all types of controlled drug matters at all stages, such as an interview under caution at a police station or an appearance at the Magistrates' or Crown Court.

Our experienced solicitors are available throughout England and Wales including the North West, Liverpool and Wirral to provide advice and representation. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on 0333 011 0515.

Possession

The simple possession, such as having it in a pocket, of a Class C drug can attract a prison sentence however it usually only in extreme circumstances that this is the case.

If found guilty of possession of a Class C drug a sentence of up to 2 years in prison or an unlimited fine, or both can be given.

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Possession With Intent to Supply

Possession with intent to supply a Class C substance is a much more serious offence than a possession. The intent supply or the offering to supply a controlled drug usually means that the police have found a large quantity of drugs, more that what could be used for 'personal use'.

If found guilty of possession with intent to supply a Class C drug a sentence of up to 14 years in prison or an unlimited fine, or both can be given.

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Manufacture / Production of Class C Drug

The production of a Class C drugs is taken as a serious offence. Any involvement in the process, such as allowing your premises to used (charged under section 8), can attract charges under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971.

This charge regularly attracts an additional charge of intent to supply since the production of drugs have been manufactured for that purpose.

If found guilty of producing Class C drugs a sentence of up to 14 years in prison or an unlimited fine, or both can be given.

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Conspiracy to Import Class C Drugs

Seen as an integral part of the drugs chain, the importation and exportation of Class C drugs is taken extremely seriously by the courts. Drug trafficking can involve just one or two people or for large-scale operations it can involve many people and countries

The offence of importing or exporting Class C drugs is up to 14 years imprisonment or an unlimited fine, or both.

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