Drug Charges

A search warrant is a legal document that allows law enforcement to search a person’s property. In Texas, a warrant must meet specific requirements to be valid. If a search warrant does not comply with the law, the evidence found may be challenged in court. Below are...

With many criminal charges, you must carry out the actual criminal act in order to be arrested and charged. Driving under the influence is illegal, for example, but simply talking to someone about your plan to drive while intoxicated later in the night is not grounds...

The police can stop vehicles if they suspect that a driver is violating a traffic law. If the police find supporting evidence, they could ticket or arrest the driver. However, drivers have some rights that can protect them from criminal charges.  If you are pulled...

Drug-related crimes are a major concern in Texas, and convictions can have life-altering consequences. Among the offenses that you may face is the illegal sharing or distribution of prescription drugs. Since prescription drugs are classified as controlled substances,...

If you live in another state, you may have legal access to marijuana. Regardless of whether this is for medical or recreational use, you must understand that once you cross the state’s lines and enter Texas, your home state entitlements will be rendered irrelevant....

The epidemic of fatal drug overdoses has spared no state – certainly not Texas. That’s why, in an effort to encourage people who witness or themselves experience an apparent overdose to get emergency help, many states have enacted “Good Samaritan” laws that provide...

Trafficking illegal drugs is a lucrative form of criminal business, which sees an increase in members every year. Federal agencies devote as much resources as possible to conduct drug conspiracy investigations and harshly charge those accused of being part of the drug...

Fentanyl has quickly become one of the most dangerous opioids in America. Considered 50 times more potent than heroin, black market distributors often mix fentanyl with other illegal drugs for its euphoric effects. But even in small doses, fentanyl is an incredibly...

Possessing and distributing illegal drugs, or what Texas refers to as controlled substances, are both criminal offenses, but they have different penalties. Drug distribution has more severe penalties than possession, so it is important for one to understand the...

Fentanyl overdoses are a major problem in the United States. A person might consume a drug that they do not know contains fentanyl. Fentanyl can greatly increase the toxicity of a drug. An accidental overdose can be fatal. You might help a person obtain drugs that you...