Defense against possession charges involving controlled substances, marijuana, prescription medications, and other alleged illegal drugs.
Representation when police allege that the amount of drugs, packaging, money, or other evidence indicates an intent to distribute.
Defense against serious felony allegations involving the manufacture, sale, delivery, or transfer of controlled substances.
Representation in cases involving medications allegedly possessed or obtained without a valid prescription.
Defense against charges involving marijuana, THC concentrates, vape cartridges, edibles, and related products.
Examination of traffic stops, searches, warrants, consent, and other police actions to determine whether evidence was obtained legally.
A drug arrest can place your freedom, career, and future at risk. The possible consequences depend on the substance involved, its weight, the alleged conduct, and your criminal history.
I will examine how the investigation began, whether the police had legal grounds for the stop or search, and whether the State can prove that you knowingly possessed or delivered the substance.
Every case requires an individualized defense based on its particular facts.
Every case is different. These answers provide general information about drug charges in Texas.
The potential charge and punishment depend on several factors, including the type of substance, its penalty group, the alleged weight, whether the State alleges possession or delivery, and the person’s criminal history. Certain locations and surrounding circumstances may also increase the possible punishment.
Ownership is not the only issue. The State must prove that you knowingly possessed the substance. When drugs are found in a shared vehicle, home, or other location, the surrounding facts and the connection between the accused person and the substance can be especially important.
Evidence obtained through an unlawful stop, detention, search, or seizure may be challenged. Whether suppression is available depends on the specific facts, including whether officers had a warrant, probable cause, valid consent, or another lawful basis for the search.
Tell me what happened, and I’ll help you understand the charges and your next steps. .
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