Simple possession. Possession for sale. Transportation. Manufacturing. Trafficking, in state court and federal. Sentences in drug cases are frequently driven not by conduct but by weight — by quantity thresholds that convert a case from probation-eligible into a mandatory minimum. The most powerful defense in a drug case is very often not about the drugs at all. It is about the stop, the search, and the warrant. Whether the officer had reasonable suspicion. Whether the search was consented to, and whether that consent was voluntary. Whether the warrant affidavit contained anything more than a hunch dressed up as probable cause. Suppress the evidence and the case is over.