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Convictions Mean Consequences.

Know Your Rights Before You Plead Guilty.

A Conspiracy Conviction Can Alter Your Life

A conspiracy charge does not have to involve the commitment of a crime. Rather, conspiracy involves two or more people agreeing to perpetrate a crime and doing so with an intent to carry out the crime. Again, whether the illegal act is carried out will not stop the prosecution from charging you with conspiracy.

A person accused of conspiracy may also be facing other charges like money laundering and drug charges in Florida. Since it is a derivative crime, the crime you are accused of committing, or at least conspiring to commit, affects how you are charged for conspiracy. A drug arrest may mean multiple charges.

For example, selling or delivering cocaine is charged as a second-degree felony with a level 5 severity ranking. For conspiracy to sell or deliver cocaine, the Miami defendant is charged with second-degree felony, but with a level 4 severity ranking. A second-degree felony conviction can lead to a sentence of up to 15 years in prison.

A Lawyer With A Deep Knowledge Of The Law

At Quesada Law Firm, we understand the complex and technical nature of a conspiracy case. Building a defense against a conspiracy charge requires an in-depth knowledge of the law. Attorney Marco Quesada has worked as a criminal defense lawyer for over 20 years. He understands the gravity of the charge and what a conviction could mean for the accused. Marco guides you through, what can be an emotional time, with care. He wants to make sure you understand all the options that are available to you.

However, attorney Quesada is also not afraid to aggressively advocate for you in the courtroom. He works to uncover the facts and use this evidence to work toward the best possible outcome for your case.

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Attorney Quesada can represent individuals facing conspiracy charges in state or federal court. If your case is complex, do not hesitate to call our firm at 305-329-2929 or send us a message online. Your initial consultation is free. Se Habla Español.

Attorney Quesada and the rest of our team are focused on putting you in the best possible position to receive the best possible outcome in your criminal defense matter.

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Quesada Law Firm
1200 Brickell Ave
Suite 1950
Miami, FL 33131

Phone: 305-329-2929
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