Drug charges are highly complex legal situations. They involve a variety of statutory requirements. For instance, did you know that you cannot be convicted of a violation of the Texas Controlled Substances Act on the testimony of an informant who is acting on behalf of law enforcement unless that person’s testimony can be corroborated. What is “legally sufficient” corroboration can make the difference between an acquittal or a lengthy jail stay in a criminal case. Put our aggressive team of drug charge defense attorneys to work for you to determine which legal defense can be used to weaken the prosecutor’s case and win you an acquittal on the charge.

The consequences of being convicted of drug charges, even as a first offender, can be serious. With a drug conviction you could be facing jail time, costly fines, suspended driving privileges, and loss of eligibility for federal student loans and future employment. Call our experienced team of attorneys today.

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