Manufacture- Related Drug Offences

It is of course an offence to take part in the manufacture of a prohibited drug. The penalties can be very severe.

For drugs (other than cannabis) where more than the commercial quantity is involved (this quantity is outlined in crime laws) there is a standard non-parole period of 10 years imprisonment. This means that where the person is found guilty and taking into account all the circumstances of the case it is considered to be in the middle of the range when it comes to sentencing options, the starting point is that the person should spend a minimum of 10 years imprisonment. 

There are several things that the Police must prove and it may be possible to defend your matter on technical legal issues. Our criminal lawyers will carefully consider all aspects of your case.

Offences relating to the manufacture of drugs include:

• Sale, Supply and Display of Waterpipes and Ice Pipes
• Possession of Instructions for Manufacture or Production of Prohibited Drugs
• Manufacture and Production of Prohibited Drugs
• Possession of Precursors and Certain Apparatus for Manufacture or Production of Prohibited Drugs
• Conspiring to Commit and Aiding etc Commission of Offence Outside New South Wales
• Importing and Exporting Border Controlled Precursors 

How can Prime Lawyers help you?

Should you be charged with a manufacturing related drug offence, the criminal defence lawyers at Prime Lawyers can assist you with your matter. They will examine every aspect of your case and will discuss any possible defences to ensure the best possible outcome for you.