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Drug Possession

Bridgeton Drug Possession Defense Strategies Uncovered

Drug Possession | Bridgeton, NJ

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Over 25 years of experience handling cases in New Jersey courts and the Supreme Court of the United States

If you're under investigation, or facing criminal charges in South Jersey, shouldn't you have an experienced, successful criminal attorney on your side?

We offer a free, confidential consultation to discuss your situation and explain how we can help. We're available 24/7 and offer in office, telephone and virtual consultations through Zoom, Facetime, Skype.


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Sound legal advice is based on years of training, hard work, passion, familiarity with legislation, precedent, and sound consideration. You will find all that and more at the Law Office of Randy C. Redden in Vineland, NJ. 


We are available 24/7 to discuss your situation. Office, phone, and virtual Zoom, FaceTime, or Skype consultations are available.

Facing charges related to drug possession can be an incredibly overwhelming experience. In Bridgeton, NJ, we understand that our community members may find themselves in difficult situations involving drug possession. Whether it's a misunderstanding or a more serious accusation, we believe everyone deserves a fair chance to present their case. Our dedicated team approaches each drug possession case with care, ensuring all your rights are protected throughout the legal process. With our extensive experience in handling drug possession charges, we are here to provide personalized counsel to navigate the complexities of the justice system. You’re not alone; we are committed to supporting you every step of the way as we fight for the best possible outcome in your drug possession case.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What does a South Jersey criminal defense lawyer do?

    A criminal defense lawyer fulfills many vital roles during a criminal case. They are responsible for defending a person who is charged with a crime. They speak on their client's behalf. As part of their representation, a South Jersey criminal defense lawyer will, where necessary, investigate their client's case, interview witnesses, hire expert witnesses, collect evidence, review the prosecutor's evidence, and prepare a defense strategy.

  • How often should we communicate if I am your client?

    A lawyer must stay in contact with their client to explain any developments in the case and keep them informed. The lawyer must ensure that conversations with the client are kept confidential. The lawyer must also ensure that they communicate information about the case to the client so that the client understands the possible consequences. 


    You are never alone in your case with us. We understand that you may have questions about your situation, and we are available to answer your questions during regular business hours, or we can schedule an after-hours appointment by phone or virtually.

  • How do you help reduce my sentence?

    Criminal defense attorneys research the facts, investigate the case against their clients, and try to negotiate favorable deals with prosecutors. Plea deals may include reduced bail, reduced charges, and reduced sentences. Because of several factors—political and public pressure, overcrowded jails, and overloaded court calendars—deal-making has grown in importance and has become an essential element in unclogging the criminal justice system.

  • Why is it important to have a South Jersey criminal defense attorney on my side?

    Although you have the right to represent yourself during criminal trial proceedings, the result can be severe. Criminal law is a complex body of state and federal legislation. The average person will not understand criminal law or the criminal justice process. Unfortunately, ignorance or failure to understand criminal law is rarely an adequate defense to avoid being found guilty. 


    A conviction can have life-long consequences. Misdemeanors, which are lesser crimes, might only entail a fine or a brief jail sentence. However, felonies, which are more serious crimes, can lead to long prison terms. Beyond immediate penalties, you may also incur damage to your reputation and the consequences of having a criminal record. This is why having someone knowledgeable about the law argue on your behalf is so important.

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