JL Carpenter Law

Considered one of the most serious drug crimes in Texas, drug trafficking  can put you behind bars for a long time. Whether you’re caught manufacturing, delivering, or possessing an illegal drug with the intent to deliver, you will be arrested for drug trafficking. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the penalties for this crime. As you’ll notice, drug trafficking charges are directly proportional to the type of drug and the amount that’s involved. Hire a qualified and experienced criminal defense attorney who understands drug trafficking laws to build a strong case with the goal of protecting your future and freedom. Substances in Penalty Group 1 Under Texas law, the following drug trafficking charges are imposed if a person is caught trafficking Substances in Penalty Group 1: cocaine, oxycodone, heroin, opium, methadone, ketamine, GHB, methamphetamine, and GHB, among others: ·  Trafficking <1 g of drugs: State jail felony punishable by 180 days to 2 years in pris...

Wrongful arrests violate a person’s constitutional civil rights under the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments. These Amendments protect citizens like you from unreasonable seizures and the deprivation of your rights in the absence of due process. An estimated 2,800+ people  are wrongfully convicted in the US each year. But in actuality, experts say that the number could be much higher. A wrongful arrest/conviction  doesn’t just affect the trajectory of your life. It also affects your loved ones and fractures the foundation of the lives that depend on them. You may feel panicked if you were recently apprehended for a crime you didn’t commit. What will happen now? Will you end up in prison? Or will your innocence be proven in court? For starters, hire an experienced criminal defense lawyer who can provide you with the representation you need to increase your chances of getting the justice you deserve. Their expertise will ultimately determine the path of your case. In the meantime,...