PROFESSIONAL DRUG CRIMES DEFENSE ATTORNEY
When you need an experienced drug crimes lawyer in Oklahoma, Ching Law is here for you. Nalani Ching has successfully handled drug offenses throughout the state system and will professionally represent you during this difficult period.
Drug charges are among the most serious criminal offenses in Oklahoma. If you need a representation for a drug crime, reach out to defense attorney Nalani Ching. She will use her knowledge and skill to get you the best result possible.
Advantages of Working With Our Attorney
At Ching Law Firm, P.L.L.C., Nalani Ching has years of experience working with clients in the Cherokee Nation and surrounding areas of Oklahoma (OK). She understands the nuances of tribal law and can provide you with the skilled and knowledgeable representation you need to navigate the legal system.
In addition to her expertise in tribal law, our Cherokee Nation defense attorney has extensive experience in criminal defense. Whether you are facing charges for DUI, assault, or drug possession, she can help protect your rights and advocate on your behalf. She understands the serious consequences that criminal charges can have on your life and will work tirelessly to ensure that your case is resolved in the best possible manner.
Choose Ching Law Firm, P.L.L.C.
Whether you are facing charges in Muskogee County District Court, Tulsa County District Court, or the Cherokee Nation Tribal Court, Nalani Ching can help you.
What to Do?
When facing drug charges, you need an expert drug crimes lawyer by your side. At Ching Law P.L.L.C, Nalani Ching handles drug crimes, charges, and cases that include:
- Simple Possession of Controlled Dangerous Substances
- Possession With Intent to Distribute
- Trafficking in Controlled Dangerous Substances
- Drug violations in school zones
- Possession and selling of unauthorized prescription medicines
- Selling or distributing controlled substances to minors
Contact Ching Law now to discuss your case with an experienced drug crime defense attorney.
