Criminal Defense Against Felony Charges
When you are charged with a felony, you face serious consequences and need to start thinking about a serious defense. At the Powers Law Firm in Bennettsville, South Carolina, we vigorously represent criminal defendants in felony cases in the federal and state courts.
Protect your rights at every stage of the investigation and prosecution and mount a strong criminal defense. Contact us today to set up a free initial consultation.
Experienced Advocate for Drug Defendants
If you are charged with a drug offense, get a lawyer with the experience and knowledge to understand your case and your options fully. Delton W. Powers Jr. has successfully handled both prosecution and defense of felony drug cases for many years, so he knows how things work on both sides.
We defend clients accused of possession, distribution or trafficking of any illegal drug, including:
- Heroin
- Crack
- Cocaine
- Ecstasy
- Opium
- Methamphetamine
- Marijuana
Attorney Delton W. Powers Jr. has represented the Department of Social Services, protecting the rights of children, for 15 years and understands the importance of drug education. As a prosecutor in the Fourth Judicial Circuit, he helped initiate the first pretrial diversion for drug offenders. So he understands your options and can argue for the best possible outcome for you in your case.
Representing Clients in a Broad Range of Felony Cases
We are experienced in felony defense for a wide variety of criminal accusations. We have represented clients charged with:
- Murder - First-, second- and third-degree charges
- Armed robbery
- Domestic abuse
Whatever the felony charge, we will work with you to craft a strong defense, adopt the trial or settlement strategy that works for you, and protect your civil and constitutional rights. If you are suspected of or charged with a crime, don't hesitate to contact us to schedule a free initial consultation. We are conveniently located in the historic district downtown Bennettsville, within walking distance from all courts. If you are in custody or being detained, we will travel to meet with you.
