Oxycontin
Oxycontin Defense Attorney
Drug charges are some of the most common criminal charges in Delaware. Offenses involving Oxycontin are particularly targeted by political groups and law enforcement, leading to very severe consequences for those charged with crimes concerning these drugs.
At the Law Offices of Murray, Phillips & Gay, we aggressively defend clients against drug charges of all kinds. The prosecution frequently overcharges in these cases, making it essential to work with an experienced lawyer to try to get the charges reduced. In more than 15 years as criminal defense attorneys, we have helped hundreds of clients beat drug charges, and we are ready to help you.
To arrange a free initial consultation with our experienced Oxycontin defense lawyers, please call 302-855-9300 or contact our law firm online.
Delaware Attorney To Minimize Drug Penalties
We defend clients against a range of charges related to Oxycontin. When you come to our office, we will do our best to explain your options and what steps you should take as we build a defense for you.
Delaware Oxycontin Dui Lawyers
A very commonly prescribed opiate-based painkiller is Oxycontin. Oxycontin is the brand name of the generic painkiller oxycodone. Oxycontin is also a very common recreational narcotic in Delaware and is used at schools, bars, parties and on college campuses such as the Delaware State University.
If you are pulled over by law enforcement after ingesting Oxycontin,
YOU ARE AT RISK FOR BEING ARRESTED FOR A DUI EVEN IF THE OXYCONTIN IS LEGALLY PRESCRIBED.
Despite the warnings from the prescribing physician, as well as on the pill bottle, that taking the medicine and operating a motor vehicle can lead to impaired driving ability many people still do it. Taking oxycodone and driving is unsafe for you and other drivers on the road.
It can lead to being arrested for driving under the influence of drugs in Delaware. If you are facing Oxycontin DUI charges in Delaware you should call an experienced Sussex County Delaware Oxycontin DUI Defense Attorney.
We have many years of experience defending those accused of DUI, illegal prescription drug possession and other drug crimes in Sussex County, Delaware and Kent County, Delaware. As your attorneys, we will do everything in our power to protect your rights, your future, and your driving privileges.
Penalties For Oxy Dui Conviction In Delaware
A Delaware Oxy DUI conviction can disrupt your life now and in the future. This is true even if it is the first offense. Once convicted you will face:
- Up to 6 months in jail
- $230-$1,150 in fines
- BAC below 0.15-12 months driver’s license revocation
- BAC .15 to .19- 18 months driver’s license revocation and mandatory Ignition Interlock (IID)
- BAC .20 or > – 24 months driver’s license revocation (IID mandatory)
If you were found with illegally obtained, black market or internet purchased oxycodone in the car at the time of the DUI arrest you will face additional charges related to the drugs such as drug possession and illegally obtained prescription medications. The penalties for these charges can be significantly more severe than the DUI charges and can involve fines, fees, community service and jail time.
Signs Of Driving Under The Influence Of Oxy
There are several signs that can indicate that you were possibly driving under the influence of Oxycontin. They are:
- Finding Oxycontin or oxycodone in vehicle
- Erratic driving behaviors
- Drowsiness
- Being Disoriented
- Constricted pupils
- Impaired cognitive function
- Impaired motor skills
Contact A Delaware Oxycodone Defense Lawyer
With the severity of the charges and the consequences they can exert on your life, you should not wait to call the Law Offices of Murray, Phillips & Gay to discuss your case by dialing 302-855-9300 or 302-422-9300.
Or, you can contact Delaware Oxycodone DUI Defense Attorneys via email. You need an experienced and aggressive defense attorney who truly has your best interest in mind. Let us put our experience, knowledge, and resources to work for you.
We also routinely defend non-Delaware residents who have been charged with DUI, drugged driving, traffic violations and drug crimes in surrounding states such as New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Washington D.C. and Virginia.