In Oregon, you cannot manufacture drugs unless you have the proper licensure, and with controlled substances such as heroin, methamphetamine, or LSD, there is no circumstance in which they can be manufactured legally. However, if you are caught manufacturing or delivering controlled substances near a school, you could be sentenced to prison and be required to pay expensive fines.
Laws on Unlawful Manufacture or Delivery Near Schools
Penalties for Unlawful Manufacture or Delivery Near Schools
If you are arrested for the unlawful manufacturing or delivery of controlled substances within 1,000 feet of a school, you could be charged with a Class A felony. The maximum sentence for a Class A felony is 20 years in prison and a fine up to $375,000. Plus, the felony will be on your record for life, which means that when employers and landlords perform background checks, they will see your conviction. This will make it difficult for you to get a good job or rent an apartment.
Contact Pendleton Law for Help
If you have been charged with unlawful manufacture or delivery of controlled substances near schools, contact Pendleton Law, LLC at 541-201-8626 for help. The attorneys at Pendleton Law LLC will make sure that your rights were not violated and that any procedures used by law enforcement complied with the State and Federal Constitutions. We will put our decades of combined experience to work to provide you with an aggressive legal representation.
