Drug Crimes Defense in Dallas – Protecting Your Future
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Frequently Asked Questions About Drug Charges Defense in Dallas
Common drug charges in Texas include possession of controlled substances, drug manufacturing, trafficking, possession with intent to distribute, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Penalties depend on the type and quantity of the drug. Possession of small amounts may result in misdemeanor charges, while larger quantities or certain drugs, like cocaine, can lead to felony charges and years of imprisonment.
Drug possession involves having drugs for personal use, while possession with intent to distribute includes evidence of plans to sell or distribute drugs, such as large quantities, packaging materials, or scales.
Yes, if there is evidence suggesting you intended to transport, sell, or distribute the drugs, even small quantities can result in drug trafficking charges under Texas law.
Defenses may include challenging the legality of the search and seizure, proving lack of knowledge of the drugs, questioning the validity of the evidence, or demonstrating that the drugs were for personal use and not distribution.
In certain cases, such as when charges are dismissed or deferred adjudication is successfully completed, drug charges may be eligible for expungement or nondisclosure under Texas law.
Yes, first-time offenders may be eligible for diversion programs, probation, or reduced charges that help them avoid jail time. An experienced attorney can assist in negotiating these options.
A defense lawyer can analyze your case, challenge evidence, negotiate plea agreements, and advocate for reduced charges or penalties, ensuring your rights are protected throughout the process.