Drug Crimes Defense

San Antonio Drug Crime Defense Attorney

Drug charges in Texas range from a minor possession case to a serious felony, depending on the substance, quantity, and circumstances. Moshko Law Firm defends drug crime cases in Bexar County with a flat, transparent fee and a clear explanation of what you’re facing.

How Texas classifies drug charges:

Texas drug penalties are driven primarily by the type of controlled substance (grouped into penalty groups) and the quantity involved, ranging from a Class B misdemeanor for small amounts of marijuana up to a first-degree felony for large-quantity possession or distribution of more serious controlled substances.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is marijuana legal in Texas?
No. Texas has not legalized marijuana for recreational or general medical use, and possession remains a criminal offense regardless of laws in other states.
Possession with intent to distribute generally involves additional evidence suggesting the drugs were meant for sale — such as quantity, packaging, scales, or other circumstances — and typically carries more severe penalties than simple possession.
If a search or stop violated your constitutional rights, evidence obtained as a result may be suppressed, which can significantly affect the outcome of your case. This depends heavily on the specific facts.
Not necessarily — outcomes depend on the substance, quantity, your criminal history, and case-specific factors. Some first-time cases may qualify for alternative resolutions like deferred adjudication.

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