Drug Defense Attorney in Honolulu
Arrested on a drug charge? Hire an experienced criminal defense lawyer.
Depending on the nature of the charge, conviction for criminal drug activity can result in prison sentences of up to twenty years or life (in State and Federal Courts, respectively). The majority of drug crimes tried in State and Federal Courts involve charges of possession and/or distribution of methamphetamine. Although methamphetamine is the primary drug tried in court, illegal possession of any drug is enough to warrant harsh penalties.
Over the years, Mr. Bakke has successfully defended thousands of cases, keeping his clients out of jail and keeping their records clean. Our firm also works closely with all of the major drug treatment centers and, upon request, we will assist our clients with the enrollment process and insurance forms to make sure that they achieve the best overall outcome possible in their case, as well as their life.
Have you been arrested for a drug crime in Hawaii? If so, you should waste no time in contacting the Honolulu criminal defense attorney at the Law Office of Victor Bakke, ALC. Call our office now for the help that you need!
Why Choose Us?
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Available 24/7 for You
We’re here whenever you need us! Day or night, weekday or weekend.
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Free Consultations
Let’s talk about your case with no cost and no pressure to move forward.
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Flat Fees and Payment Plan Options
Transparent pricing and flexible payment options that work for your budget.
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Numerous Media Appearances
Recognized by the media for our legal insight and high-profile casework.
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3,000+ Cases Successfully Handled
A proven track record of results across thousands of complex cases.
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Over 25 Years of Experience
Decades of legal knowledge you can count on when the stakes are high.
You'll Get the Ultimate Experience
Hear from real people with real results.
At Law Office of Victor Bakke, ALC, your satisfaction is our priority! See for yourself what our clients have to say about working with us.
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"I am so blessed to have found a lawyer that could help us and that we could trust."This was my first experience meeting with a lawyer. I met with Mr. Bakke and the experience was a great one. Mr. Bakke listened to what I had to say. He showed his heart felt concern for me and my son. After listening to me Mr. Bakke explained the procedur- J.M.
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"He thoroughly explained the situation for me and gave me sound legal advice."Called Mr. Bakke Saturday evening seeking advice. I was surprised when he answered. He thoroughly explained the situation for me and gave me sound legal advice. I would recommend anyone needing honest legal advice to stop reading this review and give him a- Gregory M.
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"He saved the rest of my life in Hawaii."I hired him after I was released from jail. I was depressed and hopeless about the charges against me. Because I am an international here, and felt a language boundary, it was very difficult to choose an attorney for me and my situation too. Winning the case was my first priority but trusting my attorney was also important. Mr. Bakke and his office staffs listened to me and helped me all the time. He always thought about my life after the case was finished. Finally my case was dismissed permanently. He saved my life. He and his office staffs tried their best for me. I really appreciate everything he did for me.- Rika.S
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"Thanks for everything. I am in your debt."To Victor, just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate what you did. Thanks for everything. I am in your debt.- D.
Added Penalties for Possessing Drug Paraphernalia
Hawaii has strict laws regulating the use and sale of drug paraphernalia. You could face separate and additional charges if you were found to be in possession of paraphernalia. This includes anything that could be used to grow, harvest, process, sell, store or use marijuana.
- Simply possessing drug paraphernalia is a Class C felony, punishable by five years in prison
- Advertising drug paraphernalia is a Class C felony in Hawaii, which is punishable by up to five years in prison
- Selling drug paraphernalia to a minor (someone who is younger than 18), and you are at least three years older than the minor, is a Class B felony. This is punishable by up to 10 years in prison.
