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Drug Crime Defense in

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All types of drug-related offenses are taken seriously by prosecutors. From drug trafficking to drug possession, most types of drug crime cases are punished by serious penalties including mandatory jail time, completion of court-approved drug treatment courses, extensive fines, and more. It goes without saying that a defense attorney who can convey your side of the story persuasively and effectively will be essential to improving your chances of securing a favorable outcome. At Garretson & Toth, LLC, we take pride in representing the people who have been arrested, charged, or accused and can be trusted to help protect you.

Putting the knowledge and experience of a qualified legal professional to work on your behalf is not only the smart thing to do, but it can also help improve your chances of securing a favorable outcome. Our drug crime attorney can help explain your defense options – no matter how incriminating the case against you may seem.
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  • Meet Tyler P. Garretson

    Founding Attorney

    Attorney Tyler Garretson's practice is limited almost exclusively to criminal defense throughout the State of Kansas. Having first practiced as an Assistant District Attorney in Johnson County, he maintains a daily presence in the Johnson County Courthouse.

    Mr. Garretson is admitted to practice in Kansas, as well as in the state of Colorado. Throughout his career, he has held the position of numerous respectable associations, and has remained an active member of the legal community. He regularly represents clients throughout Johnson County (Overland Park, Leawood, Shawnee, Olathe, Mission, Lenexa and other municipal jurisdictions) in addition to district courts in Wyandotte, Douglas, Miami, Franklin, Linn & Riley counties.

    Mr. Garretson received his B.A. and his B.S. in 1922 from the University of Kansas. He then went on to receive his Juris Doctorate degree in 1995 from the University of Kansas School of Law.

  • Meet W. Scott Toth

    Founding Attorney

    Attorney W. Scott Toth devotes 100% of his practice to litigation. Throughout his career, he has represented clients facing criminal charges in the state of Kansas, and has handled over 110 jury trials.

    Over the years, Mr. Toth has remained an active member of the legal community. He has served as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, a member of the National Trial Lawyers Association, a member of the Kansas Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and more.

    Mr. Toth received his B.S. with honors from the University of Southern Colorado in 1984, and his Juris Doctorate from the University of Kansas School of Law in 1988.

Client Testimonials

Your Case Is in Good Hands

  • “I think you... did a great job of making certain that the jurors kept their eye on the facts.”

  • “I have to say I hope I never NEED to use his services again, but he is a fabulous attorney, and should my need arise, he'll be my first call.”

  • “ interviewed three high-profile attorneys and chose Scott Toth to represent our daughter...Scott assembled a team of nationally recognized and respected experts... Scott's legal skills & finesse, courtroom experience, and commitment to this case were criti”

Results Matter

  • Assault

    DISMISSED

    Client acquitted in Johnson County District Court for charges of aggravated assault. The Firm tried this case four times to jury after multiple hung juries. The case was ultimately dismissed by the Court and all arrest information was immediately expunged.

  • Drug Crimes

    PROBATION

    Federal client charged in drug conspiracy, facing statutory minimum sentence of ten years in federal prison, granted probation.

  • DUI

    ACQUITTED

    Client acquitted of Felony DUI after jury trial despite blowing over the legal limit.

  • Assault

    ACQUITTED

    Client tried for aggravated sexual battery acquitted by jury.

  • DUI

    ACQUITTED

    Clients acquitted of DUI across multiple jurisdictions (Johnson County, Douglas County, Overland Park, Mission, Kansas City)

Why Do Clients Choose Our Firm?

There's No Substitute for Insight & Experience

  • 40+ Years of Combined Experience Aggressively Defending Clients

  • Hard-Hitting Defense Tailored to Fit Each Client's Unique Needs

  • Every Case Begins with a Free, Confidential Consultation

  • Accessible to Clients - All Calls Are Returned on the Same Day

  • Committed to Obtaining the Best Possible Outcome for Clients

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are my rights after an arrest?

    Answer:

    We believe that knowledge can be the strongest defense. If you have been arrested, know that you have the right to remain silent and you have the right to request an attorney. Both of these things (also known as your Miranda Rights) ultimately protect your 5th Amendment Right to avoid self-incrimination.

  • I think my rights were violated. What can I do?

    Answer:

    Though most police officers adhere strictly to search and seizure laws, unfortunately, overreaching policing practices could end up violating your rights during an arrest. Whether you think your rights were violated during a traffic stop or during a search, if you think you were arrested wrongfully, or were not read your Miranda Warnings, speak with us immediately. We could use this information to the advantage of your defense strategy.

  • Do certain crimes have more serious penalties?

    Answer:

    Yes. Like any other type of criminal charge, drug crimes can be categorized in multiple ways, including misdemeanors, felonies, and federal crimes. Typically, misdemeanor drug crimes will have lesser penalties, while felony and federal drug crime cases could have more severe penalties. No matter what type of charge you face, it will be crucial to work with a defense lawyer who understands how to protect you.

  • What kind of penalties am I facing?

    Answer:

    Because every case is handled on an individual basis and must be assessed with the unique circumstances involved, it is hard to determine the exact penalties associated with a drug crime. Consequences could include jail or prison time, court fees, drug treatment programs, probation, community service, or more.

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Time is of the Essence

  • Every 19 Seconds an American is arrested for a Drug-Related offense

  • A misdemeanor drug charge can land you up to 1 year in prison

  • It is vital that you get immediate representation from a qualified attorney right away!

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