In the game of life, decisions have a cause and effect.  We learned in science class that with every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.  As a criminal defense attorney, we are not involved in the first portion of that equation and therefore, we are limited.  We also get charged ourselves, though not with a crime.  We are charged with minimizing the effect; minimizing the size and impact of the opposite reaction.  One-third of federal criminal prosecutions are for drug offenses.  As a result, drug crimes are the most frequently prosecuted offenses in the federal system.   This chapter will address the varying approaches available in the usual drug crime cases from start to finish.


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