Criminal Defense
Texas’ THC Laws At-a-Glance
Texas has specific laws regulating the possession and use of THC (delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol) and THC-containing products. Texas law distinguishes between low-THC cannabis products, such as medical CBD, and THC-containing products that are not derived from low-THC cannabis. What is THC, and how does it relate to cannabis? Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol, commonly known as THC, is the psychoactive compound…
Read MoreCan I Be Charged with a Crime for Faking a Drug Test?
In Texas, faking a drug test can lead to criminal charges and legal consequences. While the specific charges and penalties can vary depending on the circumstances, some common legal implications associated with faking a drug test in Texas may include: Tampering with evidence Under Texas law, faking a drug test can lead to charges of…
Read MoreWhen Resisting Arrest Becomes Felony Assault
Resisting arrest can lead to various charges, including felony assault. However, it typically does not automatically result in serious charges. In Texas, resisting arrest is generally defined as intentionally preventing or obstructing a law enforcement officer from making a lawful arrest. This can involve a range of actions or behaviors, and the specific criteria for…
Read MoreYou Could Face Criminal Charges Stemming from “Tranq”
Those who abuse tranq—the powerful animal tranquilizer xylazine—face a high risk of overdose, and those who supply it could face serious legal consequences. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the number of fatal opioid overdoses linked to tranq rose by 276 percent from January 2019 through June 2022, the largest…
Read MoreThe Texas Compassionate Use Program for Medical Marijuana
Marijuana has proven benefits for treating certain medical conditions and symptoms. However, possession of marijuana remains illegal here in Texas. You may not know, though, about the Compassionate Use Program (CUP), which gives patients lawful access to low-THC edibles. The Compassionate Use Act, passed in 2015, allows the use of low-THC cannabis products for certain…
Read MoreMarijuana DWIs in Texas
Here in Texas, driving while intoxicated (DWI) is a serious criminal offense that can have significant consequences on your life and livelihood. While alcohol-related DWIs are well-known, there is growing concern about marijuana-related DWIs as cannabis legalization efforts gain momentum across the country. Before getting into marijuana DWIs, you should understand our DWI laws. In…
Read MoreFacing a Criminal Charge in Killeen or Copperas Cove? You Should Call Us
There are few experiences more frightening than being charged with a crime. Texas has always prided itself on its “tough on crime” reputation, and it takes criminal prosecutions very seriously. It takes its penalties seriously, too. Prison Legal News, a monthly magazine published by the non-profit Human Rights Defense Center, says Texas is “more or…
Read MoreDefense Strategies for Assault Charges
Facing assault charges can be a frightening and life-altering experience. The potential consequences of a conviction, including lengthy prison sentences and a permanent criminal record, make it important to mount a strong defense. The strategies our attorneys will use for your defense may vary based on the circumstances of your case, but also on the…
Read MoreCan You Face Criminal Charges for Threatening Someone Online?
In the digital age, social media has revolutionized the way we communicate, allowing individuals to connect, share, and express themselves around the globe. However, the widespread use of social media platforms has also given rise to new challenges and legal issues, especially when it comes to criminal offenses. This is particularly true in cases when…
Read MoreMan Admits Guilt to Deadly Conduct via Snapchat
A grand jury in San Angelo recently indicted a man for allegedly firing two gunshots at a vehicle last December. In an interesting twist to the case, the man had already confessed to the crime – to the victim – via Snapchat. Per Concho Valley Homepage, Santana Garcia was indicted this past June for deadly…
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