Suffolk County Marijuana Lawyer

Experienced Marijuana Attorney in Suffolk County

Aggressively Defending Against Marijuana Offenses 

Getting charged with a marijuana offense can be scary. Whether you were unaware of the nuances of evolving marijuana laws in Massachusetts or simply made an honest mistake, it’s crucial to seek experienced representation from a marijuana offense attorney as soon as possible after being charged with any cannabis offense, as they can ensure that your rights are protected and fight to avoid unjust criminal or civil penalties. 

At the Law Office of Frank D. Camera, our award-winning legal advocates will stop at nothing to safeguard your freedom and preserve your hard-earned reputation. We understand that good people find themselves on the wrong side of the law all the time, often through no fault of their own. That's why our firm is committed to defending residents throughout Suffolk County by providing the aggressive defense our clients deserve to take back their lives. 

Facing marijuana charges in Suffolk County? Our passionate drug crime attorneys can help. Contact us online to discuss your case.

Marijuana Laws in Massachusetts

Yes and no. When it comes to state marijuana regulations, federal laws and state-specific variations can make it difficult for cannabis users to understand what’s allowed and what isn’t. It’s crucial to understand how state laws apply to cannabis in terms of quantity, storage, location, and other key factors, as there can be a fine line between lawful and unlawful marijuana use in Suffolk County. 

Consider these fundamental provisions that govern marijuana use, growth, and possession in Massachusetts: 

  • Age – It’s illegal for anyone under the age of 21 to use, buy, or grow marijuana. 
  • Possessing marijuana in public  – Cannabis users are permitted to carry no more than 1 ounce of marijuana. Anyone who exceeds this limit may be subject to legal penalties like fines and jail time.
  • Possessing marijuana at home – Marijuana users are permitted to keep up to 10 ounces of marijuana in their home or residence. Any amount over 1 ounce is required to be locked away in a secure place. 
  • Cultivation – Massachusetts residents are legally allowed to grow up to 6 cannabis plants in their home for personal use (or up to 12 plants for 2 or more adults in the home). 
  • Using marijuana in public All marijuana use in public is illegal in Massachusetts and subject to criminal penalties. 
  • Driving across state lines – It’s illegal to drive across state lines with any amount of cannabis.
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