A drug case that could mean detention,handled by our managing attorneys themselves.
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Recent results
- Not referredCannabis receiptAttorney Lee Jae-SeungBooked for receiving cannabis because his name was on a dealer’s phone. The context of the chats and the absence of any payment closed the case without referral.
- Suspended onMethamphetamine useAttorney Seok Jong-WookA single use at an acquaintance’s urging. Treatment enrollment and a family care plan, filed before the interview, led to a suspension of prosecution on treatment conditions.
- Suspended onKetamine useAttorney Lee Jae-SeungA first offense after trying ketamine at a club. A plan for recovery education and counseling, filed before the interview, led to a conditional suspension of prosecution.
- Suspended sentenceCannabis import (online order)Attorney Seok Jong-WookIndicted for importing liquid cannabis ordered online from abroad. Purchase records showed a small amount with no intent to sell; the court suspended the sentence.
- Suspended sentenceCannabis useAttorney Lee Jae-SeungHabitual use was suspected from a hair test. Matching the test window against the time abroad pinned down the frequency; the court suspended the sentence.
- Suspended sentenceTrafficking / transportAttorney Seok Jong-WookA side job found on Telegram turned out to be drug delivery. Call records showed transport, not dealing, and accomplice testimony was challenged; the sentence was suspended.
- AcquittedPsychotropic useAttorney Seok Jong-WookIt began with a street stop. Counsel contested the accompaniment and the warrantless urine sampling; the test result was excluded and the court acquitted.
- Warrant dismissedMeth use · detention warrantAttorney Lee Jae-SeungA warrant was sought citing reoffending risk. A confirmed inpatient booking, proof of employment and a family care plan got it dismissed.
- Suspended sentenceMeth use (repeat offense)Attorney Lee Jae-SeungA repeat meth case sentenced to prison at first instance. On appeal, a concrete inpatient treatment plan and a family care plan led to a suspended sentence and release.
- Not referredPrescription drug (zolpidem)Attorney Seok Jong-WookSuspected of a narcotics-control violation over repeated zolpidem prescriptions. Medical records and the treatment history showed a medical purpose; police did not refer the case.
- Not referredMeth possessionAttorney Lee Jae-SeungBooked for joint possession after a housemate’s meth was found at home. Where it was kept and negative test results showed no intent to possess; police did not refer the case.
- Suspended sentenceCannabis cultivationAttorney Seok Jong-WookIndicted for growing cannabis on a home balcony. Seizure records showed a small grow and no sign of sale; the court suspended the sentence.
- FinePropofol useAttorney Lee Jae-SeungRepeated propofol use under the name of cosmetic procedures. Clinic records pinned down the number of doses and their purpose; the case ended with a fine.
- AcquittedMeth import (parcel pickup)Attorney Seok Jong-WookIndicted as an accomplice to meth import after picking up an international parcel for an acquaintance. Chats and how the parcel was received showed he did not know its contents; the court acquitted.
From consultation to trial, both managing attorneys are with you
Attorneys Seok Jong-wook & Lee Jae-seung
- Same day
Consult
From the first call, we check the procedure
We start with whether the stop, urine test and phone seizure were lawful.
- Before the first interview
Treatment
We answer reoffending concerns with records
We document treatment and a family care plan and file them before the interview.
- If a warrant is sought
Detention
We prepare for detention from the start
We appear at the warrant hearing and show your treatment plan and ties.
- Trial · after judgment
Trial
We see you through trial and beyond
We contest test results and accomplice statements, then handle forfeiture and treatment orders.
Client reviews
Attorney Seok said to start treatment before the interview. I believe that order changed the outcome.
Mr. Y.Meth first offense · suspect I thought the hair test ended everything. Attorney Lee told me about test windows, which I had never heard of. The explanation was precise.
Ms. K.Cannabis · suspect It started as a part-time job. Attorney Seok laid out exactly what my role was from the records, and that table was used in court as is.
Mr. J.Drop job · suspect We had one day before the hearing. Attorney Lee split the documents by family member and we gathered everything overnight.
Ms. I.Detention warrant · family I thought sleeping pills made me a criminal. Hearing from Glaw Law Group that medical records could explain it put me at ease.
Mr. O.Prescription drug · suspect I called Glaw Law Group at 2 a.m. and someone answered. It began with what not to do that night.
Mr. S.Use · suspect
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- 16F Suite 1, 401 Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Korea
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- 1 min walk from Seolleung Station (Line 2 · Suin-Bundang), Exit 8 or 9
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