Drug Sales
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Arrested for Selling Drugs in Hidalgo County?
Accused of Selling Drugs? Let Us Help You!
Possessing controlled dangerous substances (CDS) without authorization is considered illegal, however selling them or possessing them with the intent to sell them without authorization is also prohibited by law. If you are accused of this crime in Texas, you could be facing serious legal consequences as drug crimes are heavily prosecuted in the state.
It is important that you retain high-quality legal representation from a Hidalgo County drug crimes attorney before facing your charges in court. Attorney Rene A. Flores has substantial experience representing those who are facing the harshness of the criminal justice system, and has earned a long record of success and satisfied clients. Attorney Flores understands that those who are facing charges are frequently undergoing one of the most stressful and traumatic times in their lives, and has dedicated his practice to providing personalized service and hard-hitting criminal defenses for all of his clients.
Contact The Law Office of Rene A. Flores, PLLC today at (956) 606-3606 for a free phone consultation!
What Should You Do if You're Arrested for Drug Sales?
Being arrested for drug sales is a serious legal matter that requires immediate and careful action. The first and most important step is to remain silent and avoid answering any questions from law enforcement without legal counsel present. Anything said during questioning can be used against you in court. It is crucial to assert your right to remain silent and request an attorney.
Once legal representation is secured, an attorney can guide you through the next steps of the legal process. Your lawyer will work to review the evidence, identify potential defenses, and challenge any violations of your constitutional rights, such as illegal search and seizure. A lawyer will also help determine whether negotiating a plea deal is in your best interest or if proceeding to trial is necessary. Acting swiftly and securing professional legal assistance is essential to protecting your rights and minimizing the potential consequences of a drug sales charge.
Penalties for Drug Sales in Texas
As with all other drug charges, Texas divides all substances into one of five different penalty groups. This penalty group, along with the amount you are found in possession with, your intent, and any aggravating factors, such as the location of the sale or your intended buyer.
- If you are convicted of selling CDS or possessing them with the intent to sell, you could be facing:
- Prison sentences
- Large fines
- Probation
- Community service
The most dangerous drugs with no accepted medical use generally are considered in penalty group 1 while those with a low addiction possibility and some medical use are considered in penalty group 4. The same is true for the compounds used to manufacture CDS; possession with the intent to manufacture or sell them is also punishable under these laws. Marijuana sales are prosecuted differently, but do still carry similar penalties.
Don’t wait to contact The Law Office of Rene A. Flores, PLLC by calling (956) 606-3606 and let us defend you in court!
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