Drug Treatment – Mr. Bukaty will fight to convince the court that you are unlikely to re-offend if placed Into a court-supervised treatment program.

Probation – In Kansas, some first-time drug offenders (and some repeat offenders) may qualify for a Diversion Program; if you stay clean, the charge will stay off your record. In Missouri, defendants may qualify for a Suspended Imposition of Sentence (SIS) which works much the same way and also will leave no conviction on your record.

We’ve also successfully fought to have many clients placed on House Arrest, Work Release, or Community Service instead of serving jail time.

Arrested For A Drug Crime?

You Need To Know Your Rights – Immediately!

Penalties for Drug Possession can be severe, even for personal use. The punishment doesn’t necessarily fit the crime, but that’s the law and many prosecutors drive a hard bargain.

If you are charged with possession or sale of drugs in Missouri or Kansas, you may be fighting for your freedom. Criminal defense attorney Anthony Bukaty knows the drug laws, the courts and prosecutors on both sides of the state line. His goal is to keep you out of jail by fighting the charges and  negotiating for lesser penalties. Often, there are options which can be taken advantage which may allow you to avoid conviction for drug offenses.

Contact Traffic Law Central of Bukaty Law Offices, P. A. if you have been charged with:

      Marijuana Possession

      Possession of Drug Paraphernalia

      Possession of Cocaine, Crack, Meth, or other Controlled Substance

      Illegal Possession of Prescription Narcotics (e.g., OxyContin, Vicodin, Percocet and Xanax)

Possession of any illegal drug is a felony offense, except minor amounts of marijuana. The possibility for jail time is very real, especially if  you have had previous convictions for drugs or other crimes. Anthony Bukaty will aggressively challenge the circumstances of your arrest, including the legality of your traffic stop or violations of your constitutional rights. Some first-time offenders charged with drug possession may qualify for non-jail alternatives if a prosecutor and judge can be persuaded to agree. These include:

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