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DRUG DEALING ATTORNEYS IN DALLAS, TEXAS

An accusation of dealing, distributing, or trafficking illegal drugs or controlled substances can involve stiffer penalties and harsher—possibly even mandatory—sentences than criminal charges for drug possession. Possible consequences under Texas drug laws may involve a lifetime prison sentence and fines of up to $250,000. If authorities have arrested you and you are facing drug dealing charges, Dallas criminal attorneys Keith and Kevin Harris can draw on their experience as former prosecutors to defend your rights. Between their extensive experience, Keith and Kevin understand the mistakes arresting officers can make and can fully investigate the circumstances that led to the drug charges against you.

Drug Dealing Charges

The prosecutor may seek additional offenses and criminal charges against you under the Texas Controlled Substances Act depending on the type of controlled substance allegedly involved and the location of your arrest. These additional charges may include:

  • Conspiracy to distribute controlled substance

  • Drug conspiracy charges

  • Federal drug conspiracy

  • Illegal sale and trafficking of prescription drugs

  • Interception of a drug shipment

  • Interstate transport or drug distribution

  • Manufacturing or cultivation of controlled substance

  • Possession or transport with intent to deliver

  • Prescription fraud

  • Transfer of precursor substance for unlawful manufacture

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Defenses to Drug Charges

The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees individuals protection against unreasonable search and seizures. Our attorneys can investigate your arrest to see if evidence against you may be inadmissible because of a violation of your constitutional rights because of:

  • Illegal seizure of evidence

  • Illegal search or arrest warrants

  • Illegal detention

  • Lack of consent to search

  • Lack of probable cause

  • Manufactured evidence

  • Racial discrimination or profiling

  • Tainted evidence

Your Defense Strategy

If you are facing criminal charges involving dealing, distributing, or trafficking illegal drugs or controlled substances, you need to seek legal representation as soon as possible. The prosecution is already putting together a case against you, and we not only understand their prosecutorial tactics, but we also know how to build a strong defense against them.