Conspiracy to supply Drugs

Conspiracy to supply Drugs Defence solicitors

Conspiracy to supply drugs solicitorWe are leading criminal solicitors in defending clients against all types of drugs conspiracies. Our renowned expertise and experience will give you the best chance of defending these serious allegations. Our experienced team will handle your matter in a professional and manner and will keep you updated regularly. We will assign a dedicated criminal defence solicitor to you throughout. We understand that these charges are often complex and based on circumstantial or electronic evidence such as phone records, surveillance, or covert operations. That’s why it’s critical to have a dedicated legal team that knows how to challenge the prosecution’s case from every angle.  

What does Conspiracy to supply drugs mean?

Conspiracy to supply drugs is when two or more people agree together to sell or supply a controlled substance.- — typically the supply, importation, production, or distribution of controlled substances.  It does not matter whether the sale or supply actually takes place. Charges can be laid if the intention to supply can be shown.

Under the Criminal Law Act 1977 and the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, the prosecution must prove that:

  • There was an agreement to commit a drug offence; and
  • You knowingly took part in that agreement.

These cases often rely on indirect evidence — such as text messages, phone taps, surveillance footage, or association with known individuals. That’s why defending these cases requires a solicitor with deep knowledge of both the law and investigative tactics used by police and prosecutors.

If you are accused of being involved in a drug conspiracy, early legal advice is essential to protect your rights and build a strong defence.

How do you prove drug trafficking?

It’s usually quite straightforward to prove drug possession. However intent to distribute is not so clear cut. This is why specialist legal advice is so important.

Evidence may take the form of such factors as:

  • Possession of a quantity of drugs not consistent with personal use.
  • Having drug paraphernalia such as scales.
  • Large supplies of unexplained cash
  • Being found in possession of drugs of a high level of purity.

There may also be other factors that the courts will take as evidence of intent to supply. A legal expert will know what factors can influence the outcome of a prosecution in your favour.

Can you be charged with supply of drugs based on text messages?

Yes you can be charged with supply of drugs based on the evidence in text messages. For example even if the police find only small amounts of drugs in your possession,  text messages that indicate your involvement in the supply of larger quantities can be taken into account as evidence of conspiracy to supply.

What is your defence to conspiracy to supply drugs?

We will look closely at all the evidence upon which the Crown intend to rely. Our experts will identify any flaws in this evidence.

Our team will inspect mobile phone evidence to show any lack of communications between yourself and the other alleged conspirators.

Also we will see if any DNA or fingerprint evidence is weak.

We will look at every possible weakness in the Crown’s case including cell site data.

What is the sentence for conspiracy to supply drugs?

The sentence will depend on a number of factors including:-

  • Your role in the conspiracy
  • the quantity and value of the drugs.
  • Any previous convictions
  • The period of the conspiracy
  • If you became involved due to pressure, intimidation or coercion
  • The one with the leading role drugs operation in the conspiracy will receive a more severe sentence than someone in a lesser role.

The maximum sentence for conspiracy to supply class A drugs is life imprisonment.

The maximum sentence for conspiracy to supply class B drugs is 14 years imprisonment, or an unlimited fine.

Will there be any other criminal proceedings after conviction?

If you are found guilty, you may also be subject to a Confiscation Order under Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA) 2002. This is to make you repay any benefits derived from the criminal conduct.

Common Drugs Conspiracy charges we defend

  • Conspiracy to supply Class A drugs (e.g. heroin, cocaine)
  • Conspiracy to supply Class B or C substances
  • County lines drug trafficking
  • International drug smuggling
  • Organised crime and gang-related investigations

How we defend Drugs Conspiracy cases

Every drugs conspiracy case is different — but our defence approach is always strategic, thorough, and proactive. At [Your Law Firm Name], we begin by examining every detail of the evidence against you and identifying any weaknesses in the prosecution’s case.
Here’s how we typically build your defence:

  1. Early Intervention
    We get involved as early as possible — often at the police station stage — to protect your rights during interviews and challenge any unfair tactics or assumptions.
  2.  Evidence Review
    We carefully assess all disclosure, including phone data, surveillance footage, call records, and forensics. We often uncover gaps, inconsistencies, or unreliable witnesses that can be used to your advantage.
  3. Challenging the Conspiracy Allegation
    Being associated with someone under investigation is not a crime. We look closely at whether there’s any real evidence of a criminal agreement — or whether the prosecution is relying too heavily on guilt by association.
  4. Expert Support
    We work with forensic experts, phone analysts, and legal specialists to question the reliability and admissibility of technical evidence.
  5. Court Representation
    Our solicitors and instructed barristers will present a clear, persuasive defence in court — whether that means negotiating a reduced charge or fighting for a full acquittal at trial.

Why chose our Drugs Conspiracy Solicitors?

  • Specialist Criminal Defence Team with a strong track record in complex drugs cases
  • Available 24/7 for police station representation
  • Skilled in analysing surveillance, phone evidence, and covert operations
  • Trusted advisors during NCA or CPS investigations
  • National coverage – we represent clients across England and Wales

Contact our Drugs Conspiracy Solicitors now!

 If you are under investigation or have been charged with a conspiracy to supply or import drugs, don’t delay. Contact Adam Law Solicitors on 07976 850347 today for a free initial consultation. We are available 24/7, and can represent you at the police station, Magistrates’ Court, or Crown Court.