A drug arrest can have very serious consequences to your life. If you have been arrested for a drug related charge, please do not hesitate to call or send us an Email.
Drug charges have a wide range of possible punishments.
A drug offense has many factors in determining whether it will be classified as a felony or misdemeanor. The two most important factors are the type of drug alleged and the quantity. Additional factors, such as whether you are alleged to have been distributing or manufacturing, will likely enhance the charge to a higher degree. Also, where the drugs alleged to have been found can lead to higher classifications.
Call an experienced drug possession criminal defense attorney as soon as possible! Texas still maintains a hard line on drug offenses. Unlike states, like California, Texas still provides jail time for drug offenses (i.e. small amounts of marijuana). In addition to criminal penalties, Texas has authorized penalties outside of the court system for those convicted of drug possession, such as "surcharges" and driver's license suspensions.
This is a question often asked by those facing drug possession charges. Some criminal defense lawyers will tell you they can get your case dismissed within the first few minutes of speaking with you. While this may make you feel good, it is not based in reality. The truth is that the facts and circumstances of each case are different, and it takes a full investigation to determine whether your drug charge can be dismissed or if a jury is likely to find you Not Guilty.
We have had a great success in representing clients arrested for drug related charges from minor possession to major distribution. If you would like to speak with an experienced criminal defense attorney regarding your drug arrest, we would encourage you to call or send us a message today.
If you would like to speak with our law firm regarding a legal matter you have, we encourage you to contact us by phone at (972) 923-1899 or send us a message.