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Drug possession is a severe crime. In Texas, the highest penalty given for drug possession is 99 years behind bars and $250,000 in fines. While many drug charges are not nearly as harsh, drug possession can still have lasting effects on defendants. Some drug charges...
The possession of an illicit substance is a serious crime. In Texas, a suspect who is searched and caught with illegal drugs can face up to $250,000 in fines and 99 years behind bars. Drug possession charges often lead to many more penalties and implications, such as...
Marijuana is considered a controlled substance in Texas. However, while the recreational use of the drug is illegal, some Texans can access medical marijuana (the use of the cannabis plant or chemicals in it to ease the symptoms of certain medical conditions). Here is...
Texas is among the relatively few states where possessing any amount of recreational marijuana is still a criminal offense under state law. Even possession of two ounces or less is considered a misdemeanor. Two years ago, voters in five cities (Austin, Denton, Elgin,...
If you're currently navigating the complexities of a drugged driving case in Texas, it's imperative to understand how your social media activity could impact the evolution and outcome of your case. Texas law enforcement agencies and prosecutors are increasingly savvy...
It is illegal to drive under the influence of marijuana. This is true regardless of where that marijuana was purchased or why it is being used. Someone who is impaired by this substance should not be behind the wheel of a vehicle, the same way that someone should not...
DWI (Driving under the influence of drugs), commonly known as drugged driving, is a serious offense in Texas. Drugged driving involves the operation of a vehicle while impaired by the influence of drugs. These substances can include prescription medications,...
Anyone who gets caught with marijuana in Texas risks prosecution. The need to purchase marijuana from a drug dealer exposes someone to personal risk and may expose them to law enforcement efforts. One of the ways that people try to minimize their risk of...
The horizontal gaze nystagmus (HGN) test is one of the most trusted sobriety exams police officers administer during a traffic stop. They often rely on the test to establish probable cause for a drunk or drugged driving arrest. Since this field sobriety test stems...
When facing impaired driving charges, the type of impairment may be very important. It can certainly impact how likely someone is to be accused of driving while under the influence. For instance, many people drive after consuming alcohol, but it’s possible to track...
