Arrested for Schedule III drugs. What’s the next step?

Even a “less serious” drug charge can carry serious consequences in southeast Louisiana. If you’ve been arrested for possession of a Schedule III controlled substance, James and Bradley is ready to help.

Common Schedule III Substances:

Schedule III drugs include:

  • Suboxone
  • Steroids
  • Ketamine
  • Certain codeine cough syrups

Many of these are legal with a prescription, but illegal if you don’t have one in your name.

What Happens After an Arrest

Whether you were picked up in Ponchatoula, Walker, Bogalusa, or Slidell, the charges are real:

  • Felony record
  • Up to 5 years in prison
  • Fines and mandatory probation
  • Drug treatment or classes

But in many cases, especially for first-time offenders, the right attorney can negotiate better outcomes.

We Know the Courts—and the People in Them

At James and Bradley, we’ve built relationships in the court systems across all four parishes. We know which cases can be pushed toward dismissal, which judges offer alternative sentencing, and how to avoid prison time.

We don’t promise magic, we promise to fight hard and smart.

Call us today at 985-809-8383 or contact us online for a no-pressure consultation. You don’t have to handle this on your own. Talk to a lawyer who actually knows what works here in South Louisiana.

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