Houston Drug Charge Defense
Drug accusations may turn on a search, the alleged possession, and laboratory evidence. Leslie LeGrand reviews how the evidence was obtained and what it actually establishes.
Request a Free ConsultationFormer Harris County prosecutor · 24 years in Texas criminal law
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Board Certified in Criminal Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
Identify The Charge And Substance
The alleged substance, quantity, conduct, location, and prior history may affect the case. Possession and delivery allegations are different. Start with the charging paperwork and supporting records rather than assuming the allegation matches what occurred.
Search And Seizure Questions
The stop, detention, search, consent, or warrant may require review. Police reports and video can help establish the sequence of events and the stated basis for obtaining the evidence. Any legal challenge depends on the specific facts.
Possession, Knowledge, And Laboratory Evidence
Where an item was found does not answer every question about who knowingly possessed it. The defense may examine access, statements, witness accounts, identification of the substance, laboratory procedures, and chain of custody.
Consequences Beyond Court
Discuss work, professional obligations, driving, and any treatment or supervision conditions. Preserve documents and follow release conditions. Leslie can explain the available strategy after reviewing the actual accusation and evidence.
When a firearm is found along with alleged drugs, separate charges may follow. Learn about Houston weapons and gun charge defense.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What if drugs were found in a shared vehicle or home?
Access, knowledge, possession, statements, and other surrounding evidence may matter. Have the facts reviewed instead of assuming presence alone decides the case.
Should I consent to another interview?
Get advice from your lawyer before discussing the facts of the accusation with investigators.