Accused Of A Drug Crime?
Krupp Law Firm is here to help.

Despite the non-violent nature of drug crimes, the consequences may be harsh, especially if the crime charged involves a felony.

Many times, depending on the quantity, police agencies and prosecutors will charge simple drug possession cases as drug distribution cases which are primarily intended for prosecuting drug dealers.

A possession charge may often be coupled with a paraphernalia charge.

The interesting truth behind drug possession crimes is that many of what the state considers to be a “controlled substance” will turn out to carry felony consequences that could affect your job, school, or even carry with it jail or prison time.

Having an attorney on your side who is familiar with the prosecution of drug crimes and who has been trained thoroughly in this area of law is crucial in fighting your accusations and defending your rights.

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At the Krupp Law Firm, our attorneys have experience in the legal field of drug crimes from misdemeanor possession, and drug paraphernalia charges to felony drug charges such as cocaine, heroin, prescription drug charges, methamphetamines, and others.

We have had experience handling drug distribution cases from large quantities of marijuana to felony drug sales.

Training from the District Attorneys' office from the chiefs of the drug units along with education from law enforcement officials and personal experience trying cases in the field from both the prosecution side and the defense side make the Krupp Law Firm stand out as attorneys in this field.

When you’re charged with a drug crime it can be a scary time but our calm, confident client focus will help you feel more at ease knowing you’ve chosen the right lawyer to defend your case.

You shouldn’t have to be pinned with a drug charge for something you didn’t do. If you’ve been accused of a drug crime you need someone who has taken drug cases to court and won. Don't take a plea bargain with life-changing consequences without consulting an attorney right away.

You don’t just want a lawyer who will look to plead you guilty without first carefully looking at the evidence, analyzing your trial strategy, and work with you on the best possible outcome for your case.

Success In The Courtroom

• Police Find Heroin in Client’s sock in St. Louis County.
  • Case dismissed after Ryan Krupp finds a discrepancy in a lab report.
• Police Find Heroin and marijuana in the Client’s pocket in St. Charles County.
  • Case dismissed after Ryan Krupp files Motion to Suppress the Evidence.

In Missouri, the department of health and senior services places a substance in Schedule I if it finds that the substance:

(1) Has a high potential for abuse; and

(2) Has no accepted medical use in treatment in the United States or lacks accepted safety for use in treatment under medical supervision.

Heroin – Schedule I Controlled Substance

Meth – Schedule I

Fentanyl – Schedule I Controlled Substance

Cocaine – Schedule II Controlled Substance