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Federal and state laws prohibit the possession, distribution, manufacture and trafficking of controlled substances, including marijuana, heroin, cocaine, illegally obtained prescription drugs and other drugs. FBI reports show that drug-related offenses make up one third of all arrests nationwide. And more people are in prison who were convicted of drug crimes than any other type of criminal offense.
Drug crimes may fall under the jurisdiction of both federal and state courts, depending on the laws violated, and, in certain circumstances, a person accused of a drug offense may be tried in both courts. The amount of controlled substance and other factors involved in the crime will determine whether the drug violation is classified as a felony or misdemeanor.
If drug charges are filed against you, it is important to remember that you have the right to consult with an attorney before you speak to anyone. In any drug arrest, proper search and seizure, as well as ensuring criminal law and constitutional rights were not violated, underpin drug-offense conviction.
At the Denton County law firm of Tackett Legal, P.C., experience in prosecution and defense give our criminal attorney Brian Tackett a unique perspective and distinct advantage in fighting for our clients’ rights in Texas state and federal courts.
Requirements and benefits of the Denton County drug court.
Known for our trial expertise and aggressive defense strategies, our attorney Brian Tackett represents clients charged with a wide range of drug crimes, including:
If you are accused of violating Texas state or federal laws, whether related to drugs or other illegal activity, our criminal attorneys stand ready to take your side in the legal arena. Call our Denton law firm at 940-591-1633 to arrange an appointment to learn how our knowledge in criminal law can benefit you.