Salem

Salem is a city in Essex County, Massachusetts with a very rich history. Salem is probably best known for the Salem Witch Trials, and the city draws much of its identity from that, offering many witch- related and Halloween attractions. Salem is home to Salem Willows Park, Salem State University, Peabody Essex Museum, Ropes Mansion, Pioneer Village, and the House of the Seven Gables. The city is also home to the birthplace of Nathanial Hawthorne, author of The Scarlet Letter. Salem is bordered by Danvers, Beverly, Peabody, Lynn, Swampscott, and Marblehead.

Current drug laws on both the Massachusetts and federal level are very harsh. Drugs are targeted as a serious social problem, and that is why such severe penalties are frequently imposed and police zealously enforce drug-related laws. This is the case even though some take the view that the massive levels of incarceration resulting from drug convictions match crime itself as a societal problem. In any event, if you are facing a drug charge, you should be aware that it is not a joke. Massachusetts drug crimes include the following and more:

• Conspiracy
• Trafficking
• Possession with intent
• Distribution
• Possession
• Manufacturing
• Drug paraphernalia
• Counterfeit substances
• School zones

Stephen Neyman is a Massachusetts criminal defense attorney with extensive experience in the area of drug crimes. He has been defending against drug charges for more than 20 years, and he knows every facet of the complicated laws as well as the practical aspects of handling drug cases. Attorney Neyman is a straightforward, no nonsense type of lawyer. He works constantly to achieve the very best results, but he is also realistic and honest with his clients. If you would like to retain an attorney who will stop at nothing for you, talk with Stephen Neyman.

The Offices of Stephen Neyman, P.C. has been regularly serving clients from Salem for many years. If you or someone you know has been accused of a drug crime in Salem, speak with Attorney Neyman about your situation. His office number is 617-263-6800, and initial telephone consultations are free and confidential. If you would prefer to contact Attorney Neyman online, please send him an e-mail through this site. Attorney Neyman provides attentive client service, and he will aggressively work until you have obtained a fair result.

In addition to Essex County, Attorney Neyman represents those accused of crimes in every area of Massachusetts, including:

• Suffolk County
• Middlesex County
• Norfolk County
• Bristol County
• Plymouth County
• Barnstable County
• Worcester County
• Hampden County