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Felony Drug Possession Dismissed

Published: Sep 12, 2017, by admin in Drug Crimes

After allegedly possessing prescription pills that were not in her name, a woman in her twenties was charged with felony drug possession. This charge carries the potential of large fines and significant prison time, so she knew she needed a Chicago drug crimes lawyer in order to keep her fulfilling job in the fitness industry. 
 
Worried about this charge affecting her current and future employment opportunities, this woman employed criminal defense attorney Michael O’Meara. Through skilled negotiation and swift action, attorney O’Meara was able to get his client’s charge dismissed, which preserved her livelihood.

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