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Edinburg Drug Possession Lawyers
Representing Those Charged With Drug Possession
Being charged with possession of a controlled substance is a serious matter. Drug possession is often charged as a felony, even for a small amount of a controlled substance. Even if you are only being charged with possession of a small amount of marijuana, you could still face a felony charge. If convicted, you could face serious penalties that will affect your life for years to come.
At Muñoz Law Group, our Edinburg drug possession attorneys have the experience and knowledge necessary to provide you with the best representation possible. We are committed to helping you fight your charges and seek the best possible outcome for your case. When you work with our firm, you can be confident that you will be represented by an experienced lawyer who has a proven track record of success for clients just like you.
Our Edinburg drug possession attorneys are prepared to take on your case. Whether you are facing charges for marijuana possession or charges for possession of a controlled substance, we can help you fight your charges and seek the best possible outcome for your case. We understand how stressful and confusing this time can be, but you do not have to face your charges alone. Let our Edinburg drug possession attorneys provide you with the representation you need and deserve.
If you or someone you know has been arrested for possession of a controlled substance, contact our Edinburg drug possession lawyers at (956) 304-5566.
How Do I Defend Against Drug Possession Charges in Texas?
Under Texas law, possession of a controlled substance is classified as a felony. This means that if you are convicted, you could face serious penalties, including jail time and fines. Even if you are only being charged with possession of a small amount of marijuana, you could still face felony charges. If you are convicted, you could face serious penalties that will affect your life for years to come.
Our Edinburg drug possession attorneys can help you fight your charges and seek the best possible outcome for your case. When you work with our firm, you can be confident that you will be represented by an experienced lawyer who has a proven track record of success for clients just like you. We are prepared to take on your case, whether you are facing charges for marijuana possession or possession of a controlled substance.
Types of Drug Possession Charges We Handle
Our firm can help you fight charges for the following types of drug possession:
- Marijuana possession
- Cocaine possession
- Heroin possession
- Prescription drug possession
- Pill possession
We understand how stressful and confusing this time can be, but you do not have to face your charges alone. Let our Edinburg drug possession attorneys provide you with the representation you need and deserve.
Contact a Edinburg drug possession attorney at (956) 304-5566 today to schedule your free case consultation!
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