Marijuana Violations in Lubbock, TX
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Marijuana laws in Texas are extremely strict, in fact they are regarded as some of the strictest in the entire country. Even the smallest of charges could net you around six months in jail and a serious fine. Because of this, it is not advised that you face your prosecution alone. A Lubbock drug crimes lawyer may be able to help you fight back by putting the law on your side and protecting you from the potentially life-altering penalties.
At King Law, P.C., we have extensive experience helping people who are facing all types of drug charges, including marijuana crimes. We have dedicated ourselves to providing all of our clients with a level of service and legal skill that few other attorneys can match. As a result, the attorneys at our firm have earned numerous honors, including: a perfect 10.0 Superb rating from Avvo and inclusion in the Top 100 Trial Lawyers by The National Trial Lawyers. Let us show you the difference our firm can make for your case.
The Various Marijuana Crimes in Texas
Because of its common nature, marijuana is penalized differently from other drug crimes, though the offenses are largely the same.
Texas marijuana violations include:
- Possession: Either a misdemeanor or felony charge with a maximum of up to 99 years in prison and up to $50,000 in fines (though small amounts are much lower)
- Sale: These charges can vary between misdemeanor and felony depending on who you sell to, where you sell it, and how much you sell. This also includes gifting, or transferring possession with no remuneration in exchange
- Cultivation: These laws feature the same penalties as possession
- Hash/Concentrates: Possession and/or manufacture of these substances is a felony and can net you up to life in prison if you are found with more than 400 grams as well as a $50,000 fine
- Possession of Paraphernalia: Possession of things like blunt papers, water pipes, and other drug paraphernalia is a misdemeanor, while selling them without authorization is a felony
In addition to the penalties of prison time and fines, penalties in Texas can also include an automatic suspension of your driver’s license. This is true for any drug offense or an offense under the Controlled Substances Act.
Need assistance with your marijuana violation? Contact King Law, P.C. at (806) 370-7800!
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