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What Is Conspiracy to Supply Drugs?

Conspiracy to supply means that individuals agree (whether formally or informally) to commit the offence of supply. Examples include:

• Coordination of Class A drugs importation or exportation

• Networking across distribution rings involving multiple suppliers and users

• Shared use of proceeds, packaging, transportation, import/export of Class A, B or C substances

• Driving or storing Class A, B or C substances on behalf of others

Even if you did not physically supply a drug, you can still be charged with conspiracy. The prosecution must show agreement and a reasonably clear link to the supply plan.

Why Choose Powell Spencer & Partners for Your Defence?

✔ London-based criminal defence solicitors specialising in drug supply conspiracies, organised crime and serious crime trials

✔ 24/7 urgent access — early intervention helps preserve evidence, manage disclosure and protect your liberty

✔ Strategic forensic defence: examining evidence (phone records, bank transactions, import/export documentation, classes of drugs, packaging, trafficking patterns)

✔ Experienced trial advocacy in high-stakes Crown Court cases

✔ Transparent funding: legal aid often available in serious supply cases; where not, we provide straightforward private-fee options

Our Services – Conspiracy to Supply Class A Drugs Defence

Early Investigation, Arrest & Police Station Advice

We advise on your rights if you’re under investigation or arrested for conspiracy to supply Class A drugs:

• Attend police station interviews

• Challenge forensic search or seizure (including vehicles, premises, import/export)

• Negotiate representation, bail conditions and early strategy

  
  

Charged & Court Representation

Once charged:

• Build strategy tailored to your level of involvement (organiser, courier, minor participant)

• Evaluate evidence: interception, bank records, packaging, mobile phones, witness statements

• Identify potential defences: no agreement, lack of intent, misidentification, diversion of blame, role mitigation

  
  

Large-Scale Supply Defence

For high-value or importation cases:

• Deal with organised crime dimensions, joint enterprise, conspiracy management

• Instruct forensic accountants, customs/trading experts, financial investigators

• Challenge assumptions on quantity and role and explain sentencing guidelines 

Ancillary Matters – POCA, Confiscation & Professional Impact

We advise on proceeds of crime (POCA) issues: confiscation orders, confiscation benefit calculations, available amount and asset recovery. 

Appeals, Sentencing & Aftercare

If convicted or where you plead guilty:

• Mitigate sentencing (early plea discount, role reduction, mitigation)

• Appeals or sentence review

  
  

Key Considerations & What You Should Know

• Quantity and drug class matter: Class A drugs carry the highest penalties; the more people or quantity involved, the higher the risk.

• Role in supply chain matters: Organisers face greater risk than couriers; your role will be scrutinised.

• Ambit of conspiracy law: You may be charged even if you did not personally supply – an agreement is sufficient.

• Early legal representation is crucial: Investigations often involve multi-agency evidence, cross-border tracing and large-scale operations — early action helps.

• Professional and immigration risks: Convictions affect employment, travelling, professional qualifications and UK immigration status.

• Funding & cost: Due to severity, many supply cases qualify for legal aid.

Our Process & Transparent Fees

1. Urgent consultation – We assess investigation stage, role allegation, risk, funding.

2. Strategy & evidence review – We obtain and analyse evidence: financial logs, phone data, import/export intelligence.

3. Representation & hearings – We accompany you through police station, bail proceedings, court hearings, trial or plea.

4. Outcome & next steps – Sentence mitigation, appeal advice, asset/immigration consequences discussed.

Fees: Full transparency. We provide cost estimates, discuss legal aid eligibility and outline private fee models.

FAQs – Conspiracy to Supply Class A Drugs UK