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About Drug Crimes Law in Nevada: Nevada decriminalized marijuana possession in 2017 (up to 1 oz for adults 21+). However, trafficking, manufacturing, and possession of Schedule I–V controlled substances remain serious crimes. Penalties depend on drug type, quantity, and prior record. Nevada participates in federal drug task forces — federal charges carry mandatory minimums. An experienced criminal defense attorney is essential.
What Drug Crimes Attorneys Handle
💊 Drug Possession
🚚 Drug Trafficking
⚗️ Manufacturing / Cultivation
💰 Possession with Intent to Sell
🔑 Drug Paraphernalia
🏠 Prescription Fraud
👶 Juvenile Drug Offenses
⚖️ Federal Drug Charges
Las Vegas Drug Crimes Attorneysin Las Vegas & Southern Nevada Attorneys
20 attorneys listed in this category — click any profile to read their full background, reviews, and contact information.
David Z. Chesnoff
Chesnoff & Schonfeld
38 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Criminal DefenseWhite Collar CrimeDUI & DWI
Richard A. Schonfeld
Chesnoff & Schonfeld
33 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Criminal DefenseFederal Criminal DefenseWhite Collar Crime
Josh Tomsheck
Hanratty & Tomsheck
21 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Criminal DefenseDUI & DWIDrug Crime
Tony Sgro
Sgro & Roger
29 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
DUI & DWICriminal DefenseTraffic Violations
Kristina Wildeveld
Wildeveld & Associates
19 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Criminal DefenseDUI & DWIDrug Crime
Robert Langford
Langford McLetchie LLC
27 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
DUI & DWICriminal DefenseDrug Crime
Matthew T. Dourdourekas
Dourdourekas Law
23 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Criminal DefenseDUI & DWIDrug Crime
Reginald Wilborn
Wilborn Law Office
28 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Criminal DefenseDrug CrimeDUI & DWI
Matthew L. Sharp
Matthew L. Sharp Ltd.
26 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Criminal DefenseDUI & DWIDrug Crime
Bret Whipple
Justice Law Center
24 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Juvenile DefenseCriminal DefenseDUI & DWI
Sandra Martin
Martin Juvenile Defense
19 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Juvenile DefenseCriminal DefenseDomestic Violence
John Moran III
Moran Law Group
28 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Federal Criminal DefenseCriminal DefenseWhite Collar Crime
Christopher Oram
Oram Federal Defense
20 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Federal Criminal DefenseCriminal DefenseWhite Collar Crime
Marcus Stewart
Stewart Record Sealing
15 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Amanda Merritt
Nevada Expungement Law
12+ years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Dominic P. Gentile
Gentile Cristalli Miller Armeni Savarese
42+ years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Gabriel Grasso
Grasso Law
25+ years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Joel M. Mann
Law Office of Joel M. Mann
23+ years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Karen A. Connolly
Law Office of Karen A. Connolly
29+ years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Michael A. Troiano
Troiano Law
17+ years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
ExpungementCriminal DefenseDUI & DWI
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Is marijuana legal in Nevada?
Adults 21+ may possess up to 1 ounce of marijuana or 3.5 grams of concentrated cannabis. Sales must occur at licensed dispensaries. Driving under the influence of marijuana remains illegal. Possession of more than 1 oz is a misdemeanor; larger amounts can be charged as felony trafficking.
What are the penalties for drug possession in Nevada?
Simple possession of a controlled substance (Schedule I–IV) is typically a Category E felony under NRS 453.336, with 1–4 years in prison and up to $5,000 in fines. First and second offenses are probation-eligible. An attorney may be able to get charges reduced or dismissed through a diversion program.
What is Nevada's drug court program?
Nevada's drug court offers first-time, non-violent drug offenders an alternative to prosecution. Participants complete treatment, drug testing, and court check-ins. Successful completion results in dismissal of charges. Not all defendants are eligible — an attorney can advise on your eligibility.
What should I do if police want to search my car for drugs?
You have the right to refuse consent to a search. Politely say: 'I do not consent to a search.' If police search anyway, do not physically resist — challenge the search in court. Anything found in an illegal search can be suppressed under the Fourth Amendment.