Texas Drug Crime Law
Charged in Texas with drug manufacturing or possession? Find out what your options are, next steps to take, and how a lawyer may be able to help you.
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Drug Manufacturing in Texas - What Are the Penalties?Drug manufacturing is a serious offense in many states, but in Texas, the individual charged with this crime could face long-term sentences such as prison terms and significant fines that can cripple someone easily. There are groups of penalties possible based on the severity of the conviction and charges attached to the court case.
Read more- Marijuana Law in Texas (Punishments for Sale and Possession Provided)
While states that neighbor Texas have passed laws that permit the medical use of marijuana and that decriminalize petty offenses of a small amount of marijuana, Texas still holds firm to the criminalization of even small amounts of marijuana. Individuals found in possession or who sell marijuana face severe penalties. The potential penalty that a person may face depends on whether the crime is considered a felony or a misdemeanor, the crime charged and the amount of marijuana involved.
Read more - Severe Consequences for Drug Charges in Texas
Texas is not the only state to crack down on drug trafficking, possession, and manufacturing. The penalty for possession in the state of Texas vary based on the type of drug and the amount of the drug being sold or trafficked.
Read more - Top 4 Defenses Criminal Defense Attorneys Use to Beat a Drug Offense
You’ve been wrongfully charged with drug possession. What now? This is a list of the common defenses you can use to help dismiss your charge.
Read more - Texas Drug Convictions and their Immigration Consequences
Any Texas drug conviction carries very harsh consequences for Immigration purposes. A conviction for a drug conviction makes you inadmissible to the United States for both entry and permanent residency. Moreover, it also makes you deportable. However, certain noncitizens with one simple possession can avoid some of the harsh consequences.
Read more - Charged with Drug Trafficking: What Should I Do?
Drug crimes are taken very seriously by state and federal prosecutors. This includes drug trafficking or distribution, which involves selling, transporting or illegally importing unlawful controlled substances, such as heroin, cocaine, and marijuana.
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