Drug attorney, will I be punished even if I tried to buy drugs but didn't receive the goods?

Under the Narcotics Control Act, even attempts to obtain drugs are subject to punishment.

Here, attempted purchase means active involvement such as paying money to purchase drugs, inquiring about prices, etc.

Therefore, even if you transferred money to a drug seller but did not receive the goods, account transfer records, conversation records, etc. can serve as strong evidence for investigative agencies to judge it as an attempted purchase.

Therefore, if involved in a drug case, it is most important to establish a systematic legal response strategy with the assistance of a drug attorney from the early stages of the case.

If the initial response is inadequate, the risk of being unable to avoid investigation in custody and receiving heavier punishment than actual increases.

In drug cases, voluntary surrender can act as a mitigating factor.

However, voluntarily surrendering without expert advice can actually be dangerous, so please remember that it is good to proceed with the case together with a drug attorney to establish a punishment defense strategy.