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Possession of Synthetic Marijuana is Still a Crime

What is Synthetic Marijuana/K2? Most people have heard about synthetic marijuana, K2 also known as spice, legal weed and herbal incense. Yet, most people are unaware of the danger and high risk of this drug. K2 is detrimentally affecting millions of people throughout Texas and the United States. Although K2 is referred to as synthetic…
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You Will Pay to Party: Criminal Consequences of Ecstasy Possession

You Will Pay to Party: Criminal Consequences of Ecstasy Possession What is MDMA/Ecstasy/Molly? MDMA, also known as ecstasy or molly, is an illegal substance that acts as both a stimulant and psychedelic, producing an energizing effect, as well as distortions in time and perception and enhanced enjoyment from physical experiences. Usually, MDMA which is an…
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Tips to Avoid DWI Arrest during SXSW

How to Avoid a DWI Arrest during SXSW South by Southwest (SXSW) is an event that is synonymous with the city of Austin. Locals and tourists from across the nation flock to the nine-day annual event, which showcases interactive media, music festivals, and conference. SXSW is perfectly scheduled during Spring Break and attracts a large…
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Understanding the Criminal Charges in the Texas Planned Parenthood Case

Understanding the Criminal Charges in the Texas Planned Parenthood Case Multiple states initiated investigations or moved to end funding for Planned Parenthood Federation of America Inc. after a series of undercover videos were released allegedly showing employees of the nonprofit organization agreeing to sell the tissue and organs of aborted fetuses. Many critics and experts…
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Potential Defenses in a Texas Drug Possession Case

What are some Potential Defenses in a Drug Possession Case?  If you have been arrested or charged for drug possession in Austin, Texas, there are ways in which a defense attorney can help limit your consequences or even get your case dismissed entirely. Some very important tools that an experienced drug possession defense lawyer will…
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Nine Marijuana Bills Filed for 2015 Texas Legislative Session

Nine Marijuana Bills Filed for 2015 Texas Legislative Session Over the last decade, voters have passed and legislators have approved several measures in multiple states all over the country to either decriminalize or legalize marijuana (referred to as “marihuana” in Texas statutes). Some states have enacted measures that legalize certain forms of cannabis for medical…
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Potential Defenses in a Texas Marijuana Case

What are Potential Defenses in a Texas Marijuana Case? While many states in the country have recently legalized both medical and recreational marijuana possession and use, Texas is not one of them. As with any other drug crimes, people who are accused of possessing, growing, selling, or trafficking marijuana are subject to serious legal sanctions….
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Can I Have My Drug Possession Arrest Record Sealed or Expunged?

Can I Have My Drug Possession Arrest Record Sealed or Expunged? An arrest record may have a very negative effect on your life. Many people believe that if they were arrested for drug possession but never charged, their saga is over. Unfortunately, many of these people soon come to realize their job opportunities, personal relationships,…
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How Can a Lawyer Help in My Texas Public Intoxication Case?

How Can a Lawyer Help in My Texas Public Intoxication Case? If you are over the age of 21 in the United States, it is legal for you to consume alcohol. However, under certain circumstances, that lawful consumption of alcohol has the potential to lead to criminal charges. For example, if you are involved in…
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What is the Difference between the Sealing of Criminal Records and Expunction in Texas?

What is the Difference between the Sealing of Criminal Records and Expunction in Texas? The existence of a criminal record can affect your life in a number of ways and may make it difficult to get a job, be approved for loans, obtain a professional license, or even secure housing. Fortunately, Texas law allows people…
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