Drug Crimes Defense for clients in Plymouth and Hennepin County.
Local criminal defense
Plymouth cases often involve busy professionals and families looking to resolve matters efficiently and protect their records. Early legal guidance can help reduce disruption and avoid long-term consequences.
Felony drug cases continue to fill courtrooms in Hennepin, Ramsey, Dakota, and the surrounding counties. Good people make mistakes, and sometimes innocent people get pulled into the criminal justice system because of police errors or being in the wrong place at the wrong time. At Davis Defense, we believe in clean slates and second chances. Attorney Andrew Davis uses more than 10 years of criminal defense experience to protect your future.
Read the complete Minnesota Drug Crimes guide →Verified local information
Plymouth is located in Hennepin County and served by the Minnesota Fourth Judicial District for state district-court matters. These are general contacts, not a hearing assignment. Confirm the court, location, and appearance instructions on your notice before attending.
Court information
300 South 6th Street, C-11, Minneapolis, MN 55487
(612) 348-6000
General Criminal and Traffic Division contact. This address is not a confirmation of your assigned hearing location; follow your court notice.
Visit the official court website →Local agency
3400 Plymouth Boulevard, Plymouth, MN 55447
(763) 509-5160
Visit the official agency website →Official court information for Hennepin County, including court programs, policies, and contacts.
Official information and resources from the prosecutor’s office serving Hennepin County.
Official City of Plymouth information about requesting police reports and records.
Minnesota law and defense
Minnesota criminal law applies statewide, but the court process, local agency records, and practical details of a case depend on where it is filed. The information below explains important issues Andrew reviews when defending drug crimes cases.
Drug arrests are intimidating. You may feel like the system has already decided your fate the moment the handcuffs went on. At Davis Defense, we see the bigger picture how the arrest happened, what the police actually found, whether procedures were followed, and how a conviction would affect your life. Our goal is to put you back in control by giving you clear information, a realistic view of the case, and a strategy tailored to your situation.
Any illegal activity involving a controlled substance can lead to criminal charges in Minnesota. We defend clients in state and local courts on charges involving:
Possession and sale are different allegations, and the surrounding facts can change how a case is evaluated. Andrew looks at the quantity involved, where the drugs were found, who had access to the area, what statements were made, and what evidence the state claims shows an intent to sell. Those details can matter when deciding how to challenge the charge and what evidence needs to be preserved.
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Common questions
We handle the full range of Minnesota drug crimes, including possession, possession with intent to sell or deliver, sale and distribution, manufacturing, trafficking, conspiracy, and prescription drug offenses involving painkillers or other controlled substances.
Penalties depend on the degree of the offense, the type and amount of the drug, whether there was an alleged intent to sell, and your prior record. A low-level possession case may carry the possibility of diversion or probation, while higher-degree controlled substance crimes can involve years in prison, heavy fines, forfeiture of property, and a permanent felony record.
A drug conviction can affect employment, housing, professional licensing, and some educational opportunities. A drug conviction alone no longer disqualifies a student from federal Title IV financial aid, although particular court orders or other program rules may matter. Andrew reviews the consequences relevant to your circumstances.
Often. Many drug cases turn on whether the police had a lawful reason to stop your vehicle, enter your home, or search your belongings. If your rights were violated, Andrew may be able to challenge the search and move to suppress illegally obtained evidence.
You can be accused, but drugs being found in a shared space does not automatically establish who possessed them. Important facts may include where the drugs were located, who owned or controlled that area, who else had access, what statements were made, and what other evidence connects the drugs to a particular person.
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If you need help with drug crimes in Plymouthor Hennepin County, contact Andrew Davis to discuss what happened and what comes next.