A DRE is a police officer trained to identify drug impairment through a 12-step evaluation. While they often sound like medical experts in court, their process is largely subjective and prone to error. We systematically dismantle DRE testimony by auditing their “rolling logs” for accuracy, exposing deviations from official protocol, and challenging their lack of actual medical qualifications to diagnose impairment.

In most states, no. While cannabis may be legal for adult use or medical purposes, consuming it inside a motor vehicle—whether moving or parked—is typically a violation of the law. Doing so often provides police with “probable cause” to initiate a DUI investigation.

Lab results are not infallible; they are often the result of “legal alchemy.” We perform deep-dive investigations into the science used in your case, examining the chain of custody, the calibration of the machines, and the specific metabolites found to determine if they actually prove active impairment or just past use.

Cannabis remains a Schedule I substance federally. For non-citizens, a cannabis-related conviction can have severe adverse effects on residency or visa status. We recognize these vulnerabilities and work to navigate the least harmful disposition for your case.

If you miss a court date, a warrant may be issued for your arrest. If you are from out of town, our Weed Warrior Attorneys can often appear on your behalf (depending on the jurisdiction) to resolve the matter without you needing to travel back, or we can work to quash any active warrants.

The “complex web” of state regulations is constantly evolving. Our attorneys provide strategic guidance for cultivators, distributors, and retailers to ensure your operations align with specific state mandates regarding packaging, security, and financial reporting.

While we focus on state-level defense and compliance, we understand the friction between state legalization and federal prohibition. We provide business guidance that helps you navigate banking challenges, tax implications (like 280E), and risk management in a multi-jurisdictional landscape.

Yes. Navigating the application process for a cultivation, laboratory, or dispensary license requires meticulous legal attention. We help businesses structure their entities and prepare their documentation to meet the rigorous standards of state regulatory boards.

Time is of the essence. Regulatory violations can lead to heavy fines or the revocation of your license. Our attorneys deliver robust legal defense to help businesses resolve compliance disputes and maintain their standing within the industry.