Marijuana Offenses Defense in Dallas
Charged with a marijuana-related offense in Dallas? Victoria Barr Law provides experienced legal defense to protect your rights and fight for your future.
Understanding Marijuana Offenses in Texas
Despite changing marijuana laws across the U.S., Texas continues to impose harsh penalties for marijuana possession, distribution, and trafficking. Even small amounts can result in serious charges, including jail time and significant fines.
Common Marijuana Charges
- Possession: Having marijuana for personal use.
- Distribution: Selling or delivering marijuana.
- Trafficking: Large-scale transport of marijuana.
- Paraphernalia: Possession of items related to marijuana use or distribution.
Potential Penalties
Penalties for marijuana offenses in Texas can include:
- Less than 2 oz: Class B misdemeanor, up to 180 days in jail and $2,000 in fines.
- 2-4 oz: Class A misdemeanor, up to 1 year in jail and $4,000 in fines.
- More than 4 oz: Felony charges, with multi-year prison sentences and hefty fines.
Our Defense Strategy
Our attorneys will build a robust defense tailored to your specific charges by:
- Challenging the legality of searches and seizures
- Filing motions to suppress unlawfully obtained evidence
- Pursuing case dismissals or reduced charges
Call Now for Marijuana Defense
Our skilled attorneys are ready to defend your case. Contact us today for personalized legal support.
Call Us Now: 214-799-3961How to Begin Your Defense
- Schedule a Consultation: Discuss your case with our experienced attorneys.
- Build a Defense Strategy: We’ll craft a legal plan customized to your situation.
- Prepare for Court: We’ll handle all legal processes while you focus on your future.
Client Success Stories
“Victoria Barr Law fought hard to get my marijuana charges dismissed. I couldn’t be more thankful.” – Michael R.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Marijuana Offenses
No, marijuana possession remains illegal in Texas. Possession of any amount can result in criminal charges, although penalties vary based on quantity.
Penalties range from fines and probation for small amounts to significant jail time for possession of larger quantities or intent to distribute.
Remain silent and request to speak with a criminal defense attorney. Avoid making statements that could be used against you.
Possession refers to having marijuana for personal use, while distribution involves selling or delivering marijuana to others. Distribution carries harsher penalties.
Yes, charges may be dismissed or reduced through plea deals, diversion programs, or demonstrating procedural errors in the case.
In certain cases, such as if charges are dismissed or you complete a diversion program, you may be eligible to have your record expunged.
Under federal law, marijuana remains a Schedule I controlled substance, and possession or distribution can lead to federal charges, especially in certain jurisdictions.
A diversion program allows eligible individuals to avoid criminal convictions by completing requirements like drug education, community service, or counseling.
Texas has limited allowances for medical marijuana use under the Compassionate Use Program. Possession outside these guidelines may still result in charges.
An attorney can evaluate your case, identify potential defenses, negotiate plea deals, and work to reduce or dismiss charges to protect your rights.