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Aggressive Defense for All Michigan Drug Crimes

Former police officer turned criminal defense attorney Christopher Brown represents individuals facing all types of drug charges across Michigan. From simple use or possession to serious felony accusations such as delivery, manufacturing, or maintaining a drug house, Attorney Brown uses his law enforcement training and experience to challenge the prosecution at every turn.

Because he has worked on both sides of the law, Christopher Brown knows how police build drug cases—and how to exploit weaknesses in those cases to protect his clients.

Under Investigation or Charged with a Drug Crime? Level the Playing Field

Drug charges carry serious consequences, which is why Attorney Brown offers same-day appointments and jail visits for clients in custody.

His representation includes:

• Demanding full discovery of all police reports and evidence.

• Investigating the legality of searches, traffic stops, and warrants.

• Speaking directly with detectives and law enforcement officers to protect your rights.

• Identifying when prosecutors have overcharged a misdemeanor as a felony.

• Building defenses based on lack of knowledge, improper police conduct, or medical marijuana exceptions.

Immediate Concerns: Arrest, Interrogation, Arraignment, Bond

An arrest for a drug offense can happen during a traffic stop, after a search warrant, or simply being present where drugs are found. At arraignment, the judge sets bond—often high in felony cases. Attorney Brown advocates for personal or minimal bonds, saving clients thousands of dollars in bail costs.

Important: Do not speak to police without legal counsel. As a former officer, Christopher Brown knows their interrogation tactics and how statements—even casual remarks—can be twisted into evidence.

Michigan Drug Crimes & Penalties

Drug offenses in Michigan fall under the Controlled Substances Act and carry penalties ranging from probation to years in prison, as well as property forfeiture and license suspensions. Penalties vary depending on:

• The substance involved (heroin, cocaine, meth, marijuana, analogues, etc.).

• The conduct alleged (user, possessor, dealer, manufacturer).

• Enhancements such as repeat offenses or proximity to schools.

Police Tactics: What Christopher Brown Knows From the Inside

Drug cases often involve:

• Consent searches during traffic stops.

• Undercover operations using informants or “marked money.”

• Surveillance of alleged drug houses.

• Plain view claims (e.g., “marijuana roach in ashtray”).

As a former officer, Christopher Brown knows exactly how police build these cases and where mistakes happen. He can challenge the voluntariness of consent searches, attack the credibility of informants, and expose when law enforcement oversteps constitutional limits.

Property Forfeiture & Cooperation

Police and prosecutors often try to seize assets (cash, vehicles, phones, even homes) in drug cases. Attorney Brown aggressively contests forfeiture actions and works to return property quickly.

Clients are also pressured to “cooperate” with police in exchange for leniency. Christopher Brown helps clients weigh their options—protecting them from dangerous undercover arrangements and ensuring they are not misled by vague promises from law enforcement.

Special Provisions That May Dismiss Charges

Even when the evidence looks tough, Michigan law allows for outcomes that avoid permanent convictions:

• MCL 333.7411 (7411): First-time drug possession charges can be dismissed after probation.

• HYTA (Holmes Youthful Trainee Act): Offenders aged 18–25 can keep records sealed and avoid a conviction.

• MCL 771.1 Delayed Sentence: Courts may reduce or dismiss charges after a probationary period.

Attorney Brown uses these tools to protect his clients’ future, reduce charges, and minimize long-term consequences.

Why Choose Attorney Christopher Brown?

With his unique background as a former police officer and decades of criminal defense experience, Christopher Brown is able to anticipate prosecutorial strategy, dismantle weak police work, and negotiate the best possible outcomes for his clients.

If you or a loved one is facing drug charges in Michigan, contact Attorney Christopher Brown immediately. Early intervention can mean reduced charges, dismissal, or alternative sentencing programs such as Drug Court.

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