Drug Cases & Controlled Substances Defense | Steven F. Groce, Attorney at Law

Member of the Missouri Bar, the Texas Bar, and the Bar of the United States Supreme Court Juries Doctorate (JD) Law, University of Missouri, at Kansas City – Graduated 1984 38 years Experience in Criminal Defense. Practice primarily devoted to defending Possession of Drugs, including all Psychedelics, and Cannabis, as well as being an advocate for the Legalization of all Psychedelics and Cannabis. Also defending DWI and DUI (Alcohol and/or Drug) intoxication including Psychedelics, Cannabis, Alcohol, and any other Controlled substance. Also Consulting for the legal and proposed Cannabis and Psychedelics Business industry.

The practice covers the entire State of Missouri.

Memberships

· Life Member Attorney for NORML (National Org.)

· NORML Legal Committee Member

· NORML Life Member Attorney:- View Profile

· Life Member Attorney NACDL, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, View Profile

· Top 100 in Criminal Defense, National Trial Lawyers Association, 2023,2024

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