Comprehensive Defense of Marijuana Charges in Texas
Marijuana, commonly called "pot," is a controlled substance under Texas law. The possession, distribution or use of this substance is illegal, and the consequences for being caught can be severe. Not only are you facing potential treatment programs and jail time, but also issues with employment, financing and housing.
If you are facing charges for marijuana possession or any other marijuana offense, call us at 214.660.5785 or contact our Dallas-area law firm online. We offer a free initial consultation with one of our Dallas marijuana possession lawyers at our office. We also travel to clients who are unable to come to us.
Aggressive Defense of Marijuana Charges Throughout Texas
At Scott H. Palmer, P.C., we provide aggressive defense of all potential marijuana charges that may arise in state or federal courts in Texas, including:
- Marijuana possession
- Possession of marijuana paraphernalia
- Marijuana trafficking or distribution
- Maintenance of or presence in a marijuana grow house
Whether you are facing state or federal drug charges, you can rest assured that our criminal defense lawyers will thoroughly investigate your charges and attack the prosecution's case on all levels. If we cannot obtain a plea bargain from the prosecution, we will fight for your rights and your future in court.
Search and Seizure Concerns in Marijuana Possession Cases
One of the most common areas of attack in marijuana possession cases is the search and seizure techniques followed by the police. We will analyze the search and seizure that took place in your situation to determine if the police followed all required procedures. Any misstep, such as lack of cause for search or improper chain of custody once the marijuana was seized, can be grounds for dismissal of all charges.
Contact Our Ft. Worth Drug Offenses Attorneys
Schedule your free initial consultation by contacting our Texas drug offense defense firm. We are here to investigate your charges and fight hard to protect your rights throughout the criminal defense process.
