Houston Defense Attorney for Major Drug Trafficking Charges

When you have been accused of serious drug trafficking crimes by the United States government, not just any criminal defense lawyer will do. For the best chances at a successful outcome, work with a lawyer nationally known for success in federal drug trafficking defense. Frank A. Rubino, with offices located in Houston and Miami, has been representing people accused of federal crimes for more than 30 years.

Throughout his career, Mr. Rubino has excelled in defending clients against large-scale, high-profile drug charges. He helped defendant Dewey Davis receive an acquittal of a charge of importing 150 kilos of cocaine. He served as the defense attorney in United States v. Pedro Talamas, the largest cocaine case in Houston’s history at that time. Mr. Rubino successfully managed another case involving the largest cocaine importation by air at the time. He also defended General Manuel A. Noriega of Panama and members of the Medellin and Cali drug cartels against international drug charges.

Law Practice Focused on High-Level, High-Quantity Drug Charges

Frank A. Rubino accepts cases related to allegations of high-quantity international drug trafficking and distribution on a national scale. Working with a selective group of clients suspected or charged with drug trafficking, he helps structure effective defenses to federal charges of involvement with large quantities of drugs including marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamine and heroin.

International Drug Crime Defense

If the Customs Service or another federal agency has intercepted a drug shipment by car, truck, tractor-trailer or plane, you will be best served by an attorney experienced in federal drug trafficking defense. Frank A. Rubino has represented clients facing federal allegations for more than 30 years with an established record of extremely favorable results, even in high-quantity cases.

Many alleged drug traffickers face indictment in the United States and extradition from home countries, including Mexico and places throughout Central and South America. When you face extradition, it is important to work with an American defense attorney well-qualified in international law. With skill representation, the extradition may be defeated in your country so that you are never required to enter the United States. Frank A. Rubino is experienced in representing clients involved with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

To talk with attorney Frank A. Rubino, please contact his Houston, Texas, law office by calling 713-574-7716 or 1-866-718-3994 or by completing his intake form.

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