Helping North Texans Erase Criminal Records
Many people don't realize you can face drug charges without using or even possessing actual drugs. In Texas, having items that law enforcement considers drug paraphernalia can lead to serious legal problems. You might think some of these items seem harmless, but...
The legality of cannabis and marijuana can be challenging to understand. The legal landscape constantly shifts, leaving many confused and uncertain about what is legal and what is not. Whether dealing with possession charges or simply curious about individual rights,...
In the landscape of drug charge defense, one aspect stands out as crucial: the role of search and seizure. Therefore, knowing the Fourth Amendment rights is key to challenging the legality of evidence obtained during a search and seizure. If you are facing a drug...
For anyone who is facing criminal charges, understanding the charges is the first step in the process of building a defense. Drug charges are serious offenses that can have lasting consequences. A person must understand the type of charge to properly defend against...
Texas has several penalty groups for drug charges. Specific substances have distinctive punishments. If you face drug charges, it is important to know these penalty groups. Understanding the laws and potential consequences helps you build a strong defense. Penalty...
It used to be that under Texas law, a court could suspend a driver’s license for at least six months if convicted of a drug offense such as driving while intoxicated (DWI). But new rules that took effect earlier this year have changed how this penalty works. What is...
The Texas House of Representatives gave preliminary approval last month to pass a law to decriminalize the possession of small amounts of marijuana, which would significantly change current legislation. Current legislation Right now, possessing even minimal amounts of...
Drug paraphernalia refers to any equipment, product, or material used in connection with illegal drugs. It can be anything from a simple plastic baggie to more complex devices such as pipes, syringes, and bongs. The use of drug paraphernalia is prohibited by law, and...
If the police catch someone using drugs or selling drugs, the person accused often faces state criminal charges. If they plead guilty or get convicted in court, they face jail time and fines. Occasionally, drug charges will come not from Texas state prosecutors but...
As you know, marijuana and its byproducts remain unlawful in the state of Texas. While the state government may be relaxing its stance against cannabis, you can still face significant criminal charges for possessing and selling weed. Since marijuana is illegal, so are...