Because New York doesn’t allow for expungement of criminal records, it’s vital that anyone charged with a crime in Rochester, and especially if you’re charged with a felony, reach out to an experienced criminal defense attorney right away.

With drug crimes in particular, a conviction can mean the difference between living the life you want to live and living a marginal life with few opportunities.

If you’ve been charged with Criminal Possession of Marijuana in the Second Degree (NY PL 221.25) in Rochester, you should understand the seriousness of the problem.

If convicted of this D felony, you’ll face up to seven years in prison, with at least two years behind bars before you’ll be eligible for parole.

If you have prior convictions or your charges are part of a larger indictment, your risks are much greater.

If you need help with Criminal Possession Of Marijuana (Marihuana) In The Second Degree charges, call the attorneys at Friedman & Ranzenhofer today at 585-484-7432 and speak to an experienced Rochester criminal defense attorney for free.