Buprenorphine possession Wisconsin Fines, Penalties, & Dealing Consequences
In Wisconsin, illegal possession of or intent to distribute the drug Buprenorphine could result in a Class H felony, with fines up to $10,000 and up to 6 years in prison, but the exact penalties if convicted of a Wisconsin drug crime depend upon the circumstances.
Tom Grieve
OWI & Criminal Defense Attorney
Narcotic Painkiller Possession Criminal Defense Lawyers in WI
Buprenorphine is a prescription painkiller that is illegal in Wisconsin if you don't have a prescription. It is a narcotic and is controlled as such. Used to treat addictions to things like oxycodone and heroin, this opioid is highly-addictive when not taken as prescribed. If you've been found with buprenorphine on your person, contact the criminal defense lawyers at Grieve Law for a free case consultation to review your charges and get the best possible outcome.
