Drug possession defense
Charged with drug possession? A conviction can follow you long after court affecting job opportunities, professional licenses, school applications, apartment leases, and your reputation.
Attorney Nate Gjesdal takes a proactive approach from the beginning. Before the first court date, he looks for dismissal paths, mitigation opportunities, and weaknesses in the prosecution’s case.
You will work directly with Nate to understand your options, risks, and next steps. Whether your case involves a controlled substance, prescription medication, marijuana-related allegations, or a first-time drug offense, early legal guidance can make a real difference.
Cases We Handle
Not Guilty Law defends clients facing drug possession charges in Orange County and surrounding Southern California courts, including:
✓ Controlled substance possession
✓ Prescription drug possession
✓ Marijuana-related charges
✓ First-time drug offenses
✓ Possession cases involving probation or warrants
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Do not discuss the facts of your case with police
Save all paperwork, citations, and court date information
Do not miss court dates or legal deadlines
Speak with a defense attorney as soon as possible
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Some cases may have dismissal paths depending on the facts, evidence, police conduct, and mitigation available.
Nate looks for issues such as unlawful searches, lack of possession or control, lack of knowledge, weak evidence, and eligibility for diversion or reduced outcomes.
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes, but early preparation can make a meaningful difference.
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Illegal stop, detention, or search
Lack of possession or control
Lack of knowledge
Problems proving the substance or chain of custody
Diversion, treatment, or mitigation options
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Direct access to Nate
Proactive strategy before the first court date
Calm explanation of options and risks
Focus on avoiding long-term damage to your record, license, career, school opportunities, and reputation
Charged With Drug Possession?
The earlier Nate gets involved, the sooner he can look for dismissal paths, mitigation opportunities, and ways to protect your record before the case moves forward.