Maui Conspiracy Lawyer
Sometimes, charges for money laundering and for property forfeiture are present in relation to drug charges. Federal drug charges can involve conspiracy and can be prosecuted under racketeering statutes (RICO). These charges sometimes have mandatory minimum sentences and three-strikes laws in federal court.
If you are being investigated or have been arrested for federal crimes related to drug charges such as money laundering, racketeering or conspiracy, contact our Maui conspiracy lawyer online or call us at (808) 524-4406 or (888) 817-6279.
Federal Drug Charges
As government crackdowns and mandatory minimum sentences continue, a good lawyer may be the only thing between those indicted and a jail cell. Our attorneys are highly experienced trial lawyers who are qualified to represent you in a range of federal drug charges litigation, including:
- Conspiracy
- Money laundering
- Racketeering under the RICO statute
- Property forfeiture
If you are being investigated by the FBI, DEA, or related government agency, it is important to retain an attorney experienced in handling these complex matters as soon as possible. There are actions to be taken now which can help protect your future freedoms.
Experienced and Strong Defense for Crimes Related to Drug Offenses
Rustam Barbee at Rustam A. Barbee, Attorney at Law, has years of experience both as a prosecutor and as a defense attorney. He will challenge illegal searches and seizures and zealously argue for you in court. He also does significant work challenging the sentencing guidelines used by Hawaii courts.
Contact our Maui conspiracy lawyer online or call us at (808) 524-4406 or (888) 817-6279 immediately to prepare a solid criminal defense against federal drug charges.
Rustam A. Barbee, Attorney at Law
1188 Bishop Street,
Suite 2606
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: (808) 524-4406
Toll-free phone: (888) 817-6279
Rustam A. Barbee, Attorney at Law, represents clients in state and federal matters throughout Hawaii, including federal court, state circuit courts, and district courts.
