Crystal Methamphetamine Possession

In the state of California, possession of crystal methamphetamine is a criminal offense. Depending on the amount of methamphetamine an individual possesses and his or her intent, the crime may be labeled a felony or a misdemeanor.

For many misdemeanor charges, it is possible to avoid jail time. Even if a person has been charged with a felony, there is still hope for a favorable outcome. If you or someone you love has been charged with crystal methamphetamine possession, contact the San Jose drug possession lawyers of the Law Office of Daniel Jensen, P.C. at 408-296-4100.

The Effects of Crystal Meth

Crystal meth, as it is commonly abbreviated, is a stimulant that many individuals use. Meth users experience an increase in alertness and energy. In higher doses, crystal meth may make users euphoric and may increase users’ self esteem.

Methamphetamine is also highly addictive and has many negative side effects. Longtime users of crystal meth may be at a higher risk of heart attack, stroke, and even death. Additionally, meth may cause some users to hallucinate.

Penalties for Possession

The punishment for possession of crystal meth varies. For individuals possessing drug paraphernalia or caught under the influence of crystal meth, punishment may include a drug rehabilitation program, community service, and a fine. Individuals that actually possess crystal meth, with the intent to use or sell may face jail time in addition to drug rehabilitation.

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Crystal methamphetamine is a dangerous drug that may carry severe penalties. If you or your loved one has been accused of crystal meth possession, contact the San Jose drug possession attorneys of the Law Office of Daniel Jensen, P.C. at 408-296-4100, and get the representation you deserve.